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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-08-21

at La Junta. Colo. came up from the
south yesterday afternoon, en- route
for his post OF duty.
T, r. Marshall. telegraph operator
In the local yard office. and Fruit In
spector Berry have returned from
their trip to mountain Businesses and
streams.
Conductor r. II. Miller. with Engin.
eer Joseph Clevenger and Fireman
Cliff Trainer on the 75S. brought the
excursion train over from Santa Fe
yesterday.
Gus Falk the Santa Fe librarian.
returned to Ration from an extended
trip to Missouri. Mr.. Falk went for
the benefit Of his health. but It Is
not perceptibly improved.
Conductor M. A. Brennan Of Las
Vegas was married In Ration to Miss
Louise Steele on Wednesday morning
of last week, the ceremony being per;
formed by Rev. FIR. Cooney.
B. b. Crosby, a contractor on the
Grand Canyon line Of the Santa Fe,
spent a day in Albuquerque and left
for the west. He took with him
twenty laborers for work on his con.
tract.
s. B. Cohen, car foreman of the
Santa Fee at Albuquerque, left for q
visit to California and will accompany
his family home the first Of the month.
They have been on a visit to friends
at San Diego.
James Moriarity, formerly chief
clerk in the Wichita passenger office
of the Santa Fe, has been appointed
by Passenger Agent w. J. Black to
have full charge of all passenger mat
tiers at Wichita.
The private car of F. c. Fox, super
intendent of the eastern grand 1ivi-
sion of the Santa Fe. passed through
this city on No. 2 yesterday afternoon,
conveying a party of Mr.. Fox's family
and friends to Topeka.
This week at San Marcial, Socorro
county, Hiss Hitchcock, sister of John
| Hitchcock, the Santa FEES youngest SUI
perintendent. will be married to James
Hayes, bridge foreman of the Rio
iGrande division of the Santa Fee.
Mrs. Peter McCallum and daughter
arrived in Albuquerque from a visit
of several weeks at Minneapolis and
| st. Paul. Mr.. McCallum is machine
foreman at the Santa Fe shops in the
Duke City. which position he has held
for the past two years.
The Pennsylvania railroad has or
dered that the water supply for pas
senger cars shall be handled by men
wearing white gloves and white duck
~oyeralls, which must at all times be
clean. This is to prevent possible
contamination of the drinking water,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-08-21
SUIT TO TEST A RAILROAD
Law OF NEW MEXICO

The transcript In the case OF Louis
Buttron vs.. the I'll Paso-N Northeastern
system has been completed by the
district clerk and Is In readiness for
the October court OF appeals at San
Antonio, says the FL Paso Herald.
It II believed by lawyers here that
TINS case will go to the supreme court
Of the United States regardless bi
who wins In the lower courts. This
70 on account OF the nature Of the
action and the question to be settled.
Buttron, who is suing for $25 900 for
injuries sustained at Santa Rosa
brought the suit In the Ell Paso dis.
trtct court. Attorneys for the rail.
road claimed that he could not do
this without violating a certain law
passed by the last legislature.
The new law Is designed to keep
New Mexico law suits In New Mexico.
The attorneys for the plaintiff claimed
that such a law was unconstitutional.
Judge Goggin held for the defendant
and the case was appealed.
On account Of the question Of con.
stitutionality involved It Is practical.
ly decided to carry the case to the
highest court for settlement.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-08-21
RAILROAD NOTES.

Brakeman A. G. Baker Is off the
road, resting up.
Engineer Marion Stewart Is up from
Lamy with the 745 for light repairs.
Four o machinists arrived at
the Las Vegas shops from the east
Saturday.
F. +. Barnes. clerk In the roadmas,
ters' office here. left for Roanoke, Va,
yesterday on a ten-day trip.
Conductor Charley Stevenson re
sumed his passenger run on No. s Sat,
urday night.
All train orders are now issued from
the local yard office. a change recent
ly made by the dispatchers.
Brakeman l.. f. Trip, late of Con.
ductor Dickerson's crew, has been as
signed to Conductor Bryant's crew.
Conductor ]. w. Jackson has been
taken off the work train at Lamy and
put to work earning his salary on the
main line.
The names of two extra passenger
conductors dotted the trainmen's
board in the local yard office yester
day morning.
Conductor Blackshear's and Com
ductor Mike Jones work trains, EN-
ployed in Mora canyon, were side
tracked in Las Vegas yesterday.
l.. E. Cartwright, a former fireman
out Of Las Vegas and subsequently
city marshal. and now a special agen'
for the Santa Fe company, stationed
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-08-21

II. ]. Fouts. formerly Of Los Lnnas,
has become cashier ut the Santa Fe
depot at Deming. n, NJ. succeeding G.
W. Jack. who has entered the service
OF the Southwestern, He has secured
"a position In the accounting depart
ment,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-08-21

Harvey J. Moore and wife have re-
turned to Albuquerque from a visit ia
Kansas City and Topeka, where they
spent a few weeks visiting friends,
Mr.. Moore Is the claim clerk OF the
Santa Fe In that city but will relieve
night ticket agent e. II, Zimmerman,
who leaves In a day or two for a vist;
to relatives and friends In Roanoke,
III.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-08-21

j. A. Montoya. night yard Waterman
for the Santa Fe In Albuquerque. and
who did similar service In Las Vegas.
fell Saturday morning and bruised his
right leg so badly that he will be laid
up for several days. He was running
after a bunch OF hobos and tripned
over a switch In the dark. Antonio F.
Baca. OF the freight department In the
Duke City. will hold down the Job dur.
ing Mr.. Montoya's indisposition.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-08-21

The Santa Fe Railway company is
experiencing its full share Of damage
suits fled within the past few weeks.
The latest Is one for 100000, filed In
the Forty.first judicial district court
for Texas at FL Paso. by j. w. An.
derson, who claims that while EN-.
ployed by the defendant company he
lost one hand while coupling cars at
Williams, Ariz. He alleges that the
accident was due to a defective coup
ling,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-08-21

SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK:
Cooking apples. 12 lbs. ..........25c
An elegant Java-MOcha blend
coffee. per lb. 20c
Our teas are elegant, from per
ID. 35c to 75c
Chippewa matches. per carton. .4Oc
Eddy & Eddy French mustard,
awarded gold medal at st.
Louis fair, per bottle .......... &c
Eddy & Eddy horse radish mus
tard, awarded first prize and
gold medal at st. Louis fair,
two bottles csc
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-08-21
Classified Advertisements
WANTED.

VIZ ANTED-An experienced general house
w work girl, apply 10 Mrs, II. W. Greene,
t0sS, eth street. Sis
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-08-21

The Pennsylvania railroad has or
dered that the water supply for pas.
senger cars shall be handled by men
wearing white gloves and white duck
oyeralls, which must at all times be
clean. This is to prevent possible
contamination of the drinking water,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-08-21

Conductor Il. h. Miller. with Engln.
Ger Joseph Clevenger and Fireman
Cliff Trainer on the 75S, brought the
excursion train over from Santa Fe
yesterday.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-01-19
A NEW ENTERPRISE.
Reply 20 The llamblor ON the Fowl
Fight Over the Municipal Election.
KINcwoon. Ian. LOG.

kiNCwooD. Jan. 1905.
DRAM RAMBLER We hereby express our
thanks to you for the free advertising YOU
gave Us in 'TiIE ANGUS last week. We rec.
ogniEe YOU as a true friend TO the enter.
ptiSc-alSo true friend to all who desire a
tn'i dinner pail. Since the appearance Of
the lad We cannot refrain from telling you
how the business has revived Yes. its
booming We have a few dozen lncEbators
now filed. Would have had more doing
their silent work. without food or rest. day
aud night the work goes on. but the scarcity
OF eggs prevented us from so doing
You cannot imagine how orders are pour.
ms in for spring broilors. Scarcely a family
In town that has not promised us their pat.
ronagc. One Chicago 6.m has offered TO
take The entire output Of the plant Bust.
ness looks promising. We ordered a car.
load OF incubators the other day. Also two
hundred dozen China eggs. The junior
member OF our 6rm says they will stand the
cold weather better than hen fruit, and
that they are just as good after being frozen
aud serving their time In the incubator as
they were before. HAPPY THouGHrl For
which the hrm voted him brass medal
~
could notgeta patent on the happy thought
We have hastily given you a faint idea Of
the bright side OF the enterprise.
But there is a shadow hanging over us at
present. and we cordially invite YOU to give
Us your influence. 50 that we may have no
further hindrancc TO trade aud commerce
The situation is this We were notified
there was car load OF incubators az the
depot Tor US. We sent twenty teams after
the goods. aud went with them ourselves.
The railroad agent says. you must pay
the freight on this car before removing the
goods. We plead honesty Of purpose
we tried to borrow We failed in efforts TO
convince the agent that we we're all right.
Just then the junior member OF the 6rm was
again struck with another happy thought
We will give the agen, mortgage on the
hatch OF the 200 dozen China eggs. lie is
holding the proposition FOR further consid.
Grafton. Now, my dear Rambler. could
you not call on that agent and tell him what
BONANZA we have iu the business. and
that he ought not 10 squeeze il to death IN
It's Infancy S they tried to in our last Cor
poration election Nv dear Rambler. IL
YOU succeed in bringing that railroad agent
around to our way Of thinking, aud the
hatch is success CHS is not bribo), you
shall not want for broiicrs and fresh eggs.
II not success, we will have the eggs on
hand. as good as when placed in the incu
bator, neither frost nor time will have
married their beauty or usefulness
The junior member e. the firm is now out
hunting proof that Cochin China fowls an
originated from China eggs. How could
Il be otherwise 20 Says he will establish
the fact IL he has to so to China and search
the records. Another opening for your
good influence. Try TO keep him at home
wo need him In the business
Nrw ENTERPRISE
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-01-19
MILDRED.

Correspondence of The Argus.
As have seen nothing in your valu.
able paper from this vicinity for quite a
while, will give you few items.
Snow is the order Of the day.
Rev. Shackleford preached at Camp
ground Sunday
Miss Lulu rrowbridee is visiting Mt. and
Mrs. w. 6. Miller.
Our school IS progressing very nicely with
Mr.. Samuel ShaHer as teacher.
Miss Lulu Martin was visiting MI. aud
Mrs. Arthur Core the past week.
Frank p. Gale has several men opening
coal on Cheat river for Gov. Dawson.
J L. Jones and son Clarence, h We been
working at Austen the past two weeks
The proiracted meeting is now in pro-
gress at Tunnelton with Rev. Shacklcford
as pastor.
Mrs. Martha Core from Masontown. is
spending the winter with her son Arthur, of
this place.
Miss Maria ShaHer Of near Howesville,
was visiting her sister Mrs. w. b. Williams
the past week
Miss LIZZIE Williams who is clerking in
Coffman's big store at Function. was visit
ing home friends Sunday.
man by the name Of Pyles was very
badly hurt in the Atlantic mines last week
and was taken to his home on Birdcreek.
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RRErZ-


Correspondence Of The Argus.
Chester Cobun is staying at NJ. II. Taylor's.
NJ. II. Taylor is at Morgantown this week.
Mr.. VOLTS family is housed up with
mumps.
Chas. Cleaver was caller at Mason,own
Saturday night
T. II. Reed is working for the w. Va,
coal company.
II. NJ Taylor was hauling coal for Harry
Fawcett Monday
Pryor Guseman was calling at the parental
root Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. Kueisel is visiting his daughter Mrs.
Elisha Mckinney this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. II. Mckinney are very
proud Of theh new baby girl.
VIM. Welton was a business caller at
Morganiown one day last week.
J. w. Griffith who has had a severe case
of humps, is able TO be out again.
We are glad to say that smallpox is
thing Of the past and Mr.. Miller has resum-
ed his work at the store again.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-01-19
Items or Interest

From The dorganlown Chronicle.
The Morgauiowu and Kingwood railroad
Is now sending down about twenty-five car
loads Of freight day, consisting Of coal,
coke, sand, and lumber. THIS is mere
hint of what will be going ON zap the line
after little.
company of men arc investigating The
advisabiiiy of putting ia steam laundry
and are looking for suitable grounds and
water. We are given the assurance that
two OF three places here in town and that a
ten year lease has been rendered the
company gratis.
Burt Poole captured live toad Yesterday
while IL was hoppng around ia the snow
near his home on DecEers creek. II isa
very rare sight 10 see sucl am animal a. This
time Of the year, especially after heavy
snow like Yesterdays Mr.. Poole Is proud
Of his capture
Railroad communication between Weston
and Elkus has been established by way of
Buckhannou. Formerly ia going by rail
from one town To- The other 30 was necessary
TO 90 by way Of Grafton aud Clarksburg.
very long route. One by one the West
Virginia towns are being connected by rail.
What Il network of steel there will be in
ten wears
The irackiaying ON the extension Of the
Morganiown and Kinggood railroad has
not stopped on account az the cold weather.
IL is expected that the FIRST carload nf freight
will be landed safely NJ tie Reedsyille siding
within one week. The contractors between
that town aud Kngwood are going fotN ard
with the grading, and % 5egins 10 look as If
there viii be no stop this winter.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-01-19
CAMPGRoUND sErTLEMENr

Correspondence Of The Argus.
J. Il. Williams is engaged in the lumber
business this winter.
Our school under the instructions Of :.
Il. Shafer is doing nicely
Miss Lulu Trowbddgs has been visiting
her sister Mrs. WIN. G. Miller.
+. p. Gale who is now known as Supt. Of
the Cheat Valley Coal Mines, has number
Of men employed working day and night
The protractsd meeting conducted by the
Rev. Shackleford closed with little success,
owing to the inelerneney Of tho weather few
Of the members were able to attend
As these are long and weary nights we will
give the readers problem to solve, here It
is. send 20 cts, for 20 pencils, the prices
being 4 cts each, for CT, and for a ct,
how many Of each VIII the shopmam send
me2
few nights ago the dull monotony was
broken by the discharging o. FIRE arms,
rafting Of bells etc, we supposed q was az
the residence Of a. W. Hartman who was
just lately married. and the boys eonclued to
give him some music as a hearty congfatula-
ton.
Last Friday evening a miner by the name
OF Sherman Piles was badly hurt az the
Atlantic Mines. Il appcas that be and
others we're riding on the motor and losing
his balance and fell III and was terrible If
not fatally crushed lie was sent Co the
Miners Hospital at fairmont Saturday.
Recently number Of our neighbors in-
cluding old and yound called upon NJ.
JeGrey's and spsnt.a very pleasant evening,
the time passed rapidly while engaging in 81
few harmless plays and other smusemenls,
one important feature Of the occasion was
the Waiting by Paul She'll which was sp.
precialed by all The violin dcxterously
handled ny lee H. Miller assisted by Frank
Williams with the guitar rendered delight.
ful aud effective music. After late hour
The guests departed for their homes well
pleased with their evenings pleasure.
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zAR
respondents Of The Argus.

Correspondence of The Argus.
Earl Spiker was among his friends here
Saturday.
Giant Kelly of Dori,Y. was at his old
home here Sunday.
Ami Smith of near Bruerton, was calling
on friends here Friday.
Spencer Guthrie was at Frieudsville after
a load Of goods Saturday.
Jonathan Spiker was visiting friends at
Brandonville the past week.
David Garbar, Of Pennington, was here
last ruesdiY buying produce.
Merchant Elijah LiveuroOd Of Cuzsar,,
was a business caller here recently.
Walter SPiker and Emory Cupp drove
out TO Clifton Mills one day las, week.
Squire John II. Deal vas at Geo. A..
keliy's near GAINESVILLE on business Monday.
Mrs. Minnie Kelly and children were call
ing at 1. A. Frankhoussr's Friday Of last
week
Miss Bliss Frankhouser has been staying
with her sister at Brueeton few days the
past week.
Mr. and Mrs. MARSHALL H,eman Of
Addison, Pa, were guest Of 5. Frank
Kelly's Wednesday.
Mt and Mrs. IIleman Of Addison, Pa,
who have been visiting friends here the past
week, returned to their home Saturday.
David VanSickle Of near Glade Farms,
was here Friday evening, he was accom-
panied home by his brother Oren. who
returned TO his school Monday Morning
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-01-19
Possom ick

Correspondence Of the Argus
Ms. george Lipscomo has binv sick
Tor the Past weak but IS better al this wright
ing IS a good little oemocrat have BIN
taking par,ickler notice TO the good repub
licans letters Mr.. J. &. .ip5cDmb has left
his home father and mother since ne tool
his flying trip over The mountain with miss
flow keasner and may adams e. &. took a
Ute and went 10 hum his lost girls the
other lay and as they bal bin side tracked
they could not be found 81, hc went back
singing hnran boys huran clear The track the
coons are on The 'ay Old cheat river had
on hcr Sunday hntches Friday and cut quite
splash look up you APPS Boys ard get a
ready Mr.. Clev. LIpsc5mb IS about 10 take
him self a wife B1wscl Siaid home last weak
to siranen up things ard am afraid that be
will find TO meny scraps in he was, basket
50 will get redy Tor him next weak
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-01-19
DEATHS Boiues.

The subject of ibis sketch diedat Parkes
burg. w. Va. ON ThaHIsy morning. Iar.
6, zoos, Caleb j.. Ilswley aged sb9n, "a
years lie was SON II the late Barton
riawley Of Valley district. Preston county.
and married "a Miss Keistsr Of Calhoun
county. this State. Tie moved 10 psrkers.
bgry ei,b,eer wars ,,o -,I .y,s oe,,i,.,.l
bvt,r Standard O.i C,,,,,y ,, =, ,t.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-01-19
nRurALLY r6Rlrprn

a case came 90 light, that Tor persistent
and unmcrcIiuI torture has perhaps never
been -quaIIcd Joe GoIObick Of C0lusa.
California. writes. For tr years / en-.
durcd iusuherlble pain from rheumatism
aud nothing relieved me though Z tried
everything known. 7 came across Electric
Biuers aud IT'S the greatest medicine on
earth Tor that trouble a few bottles Of
10 completely relieved and cured mo.
Just as good Tor Liver and Kidney troubles
aud general debility. only soc. Sausfac.
tiou guaranteed
Sold by j a. Lcnhart Of Kinrwood f.
Cooke Supply Co.. Of UowesviiIe.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-01-19
Public Bids Wanted.

The Town Of Kngwooj is preparing To-
open up and widen the street from the
Kingwood Mill 90 Che residence ~ John ID
Ford and the contract for the work will be
sold 70 the lowest responsible bidder al The
front door Of The Court House, Kngwood,
w. Va, on Monday, January go, 1905. OF
20 o'clock a. m. All bids subject 10 raHG.
cation or rejection by ne Town Council
The plans and specifications. as drawn by ]
X. Monroe. civil engineer, can be- seen and
examined BY any one interested AZ The Office
Of ihr Recorder, second a5or Argus build.
ing, Kngwood. W Va
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-01-19
Wanted Men and Women i'm this count,

Wanied-Meu and Women in this county
and adjoining territories. t1 represent and
advertise an odd es,sh shed house Of solid
financial Standing Salary To- men s2I
weekly, io women sfz % SIS weekly with
expenses advanced each Monday by check
direct from headquarer Horse ADD buggy
tmniifcd when necessary, position perma-
nent hdifess, Blew Bros. & Co, Dept. <.
Monon Bldg, Chicago, 900.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-01-19

AIi coughs colds and pulmonary com.
plants that are durable are quickly cured
by One Minute Cough Cure. Clears the
phlegm. draws out inflammation and heals
and s0othes the affected parts. strength
ems fhc lungs wards Of pneumonia Harm.
less and pleasant o. take
Sold bY strick.crs Drug Store and VIM
81 Dent OF Ncwburg
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-01-19
For Sale

] have twenty-five S. G. White Leghorn
Cocktails (Foy Strain for sale at one dollar
each. They are exceptionally fine bred
stock None better in Preston county.
B. X. DAVIS,
~ Freight Agent Kingwood.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-01-19

ly writes r a Gulicdec Vcrbcua. Ala
p bad terrible case Of piles causing "a
tumors When an failed Bu kien's Arni
ca saive cured me Equally GOOD for
bHras and ail aches and pains Onlgssc
Sold by ] A Lcnhsr. Of Kingwood
Cooke Supply Co ~ H0wcsvilio
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-01-19
Tonlc 10 the srslem .

For liver troubles and constipation there
IS nothing better than DeWitts Little
Early Risers. the famous little Pills They
do not weaken the stomach Their action
upon the system is mild. pleasant and
harmless Bob Moore OF Lafayette Ind.
says No use talking. DcWitts Little
Early Risers do thcir work All other pills
have used grippe and make me sick ~ the
stomach and never cured me DeWitt's
Little Early Risers proved TO be the long
sought relief They are simply perfect 4"
Persons travelling Ind Little Early Risers
the most reliable remedy TO carry with
them.
sold by Slrickler's Drug Store and VIM
VI. Dent Of Ncwburg.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-01-19
Dissolution

The Gm If Charles Ellis and Credit.
dissolved partnership Dec. C., 1904. An
persons in debt t1 tbc old firm viii please
call on che new firm Charles r.. Ellis and
Cash 40 credit
fous Respectfully.
Chas T. Ellis
Neu1ufg. zoos, Al
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-01-19
NOTICE 10 seinr

All parties owing the Kingwo1d Meat
Market ace hereby requested Co call at once
and settle up all bills in fuil to January D.
1905, as ali old accounts must be closed up.
FRANK 81. CAHRotL. Prop
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COUNTY COURT.
Proceedings OF the January Term Com.
plete Frem Last Week.

\. +. McMillen. late county surveyor.
who was by an order OF this court made
ana entered on the 9Th day OF January.
1904 appointed aud directed TO accompany
aud assis, the surveyor Of Taylor county,
appointed by the county to survey and
mark plainly boundary line between this
and Taylor county, this day 6lcd his report
to the court Tor said work done. which re.
port is in the words aud 6gutes following B
To the Honorable County Court Of Preston
County West Virginia
Pursuant to the order OF your court aud
previous order OF the county court OF Tay.
Tor county, West Virginia, the undersigned
surveyors Of land OF said counties. com.
mencng on the third day Of May. 1904
surveyed the line between said counties.
Beginning az what was iprmcrly chest.
nut tree. now gone, corner Of Preston,
Taylor and $onongalia counties and run.
ming thence south ~ 500 feet to the mouth
OF Little Sandy creek. We further mark.
ed said line by placing az said beginning
corner and along the line as hereinafter
designated, ten marble stones, each mark
Cd with the letter 49, on the west side and
ZIP on the east side, said stones are each
alNoN6 in, set 70 inches in the ground The
report then gives the mcandering OF the
line and the planting OF the stones through
out the survey.
signed A l. McNfuIRN