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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-08
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE

TO Ex0HANGE-s5oo AND 10 CLEAR LOTS
near Lake Harriet; east shore, for good resi-
dence in city. Location and price must be
$50 acres res Of s land. this state and North Da
kota for fat building or other income prop
erty in the twin cities. Here is chance 10
Flat building in city, with an income OF $500
per year, to exchange for good farm this state.
"a miles from Minneapolis, for sale SO cheap it
will surprise you.
257 ACRES, IMPROVED FARM, MARTIN
400-acre improved farm, Blue Earth county,
Mimi; $4,000 equity for hardware stock or
-. farm implement business.
$40 acres. hardwood timber land, Pine soa in,
MIMI; want stock of goods or good town
property; SIS per acre.
$40 acres Emmons county, North DAKOTA, TOE OF
stock of goods or good town property; $lS.ou
Postofnce Box 4, Truman, MINI.
THREE LAKE CoTTAGEs-FURN1sHED OR
unfurnished, each with large screened porch,
five rooms, fire place; in pine forest; one mile
from railroad station: boats; fine fishing; rea-
sonable rent. i. L. Osborn. Smiley Crow
CLEAR LAND IN DICKEY AND SARGENT
counties, N. D., for small stock general mer-
eehandise or dry goods; 400 acres clear land IN
es sapn LAND Co., ST bldg fn
WELL.LoCATED FLAT BUILDING PAYING
5000 per year clear of all ~ iis to to
ehsnan Fsee for not fs a ss% gso s PROMPT
| answer give full and accurate description In
first letter. 4, Journal.
| FOR SALE OR TRADE-MY QUARTER SEC.
ton of unimproved land Carlton county; good
land; easy to break; eight miles countyseat;
rural route; incumbrance $40. OIL, Journal.
TO ExcHANeE-PUEBLo, VACANT, WITH
cash, for very cheap unimproVed western
lands. Full particulars in first letter. T. f.
schofeld. Underwood. N. D.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-TWO FULL
| bearing ten-acre orange groves, southern Cal
| ifornia, by owner, for northwest property.
Address 6S, Journal.
940 ACRES, REDWOOD COUNTY, MINNESOTA,
town a764, Journal.
CASH AND CLEAR IMPROVED FARMS FOR
merchandise and hardware stocks. also for
| Minneapolis property. Phoenix Land Co.. New
| York Life bldg.
| ONE OF THE FINEST RESIDENCES IN
Fargo. N. D.; for exchange for Minneapolis
| property for good farm land. W. J.. Lane,
Fargo, N. D.
COLORADO LANDs-GET INTO THE BOOM
have choice bunch; willing to deal for mer
chandise. Hanford Rental Agency, Bank Of
l. Commerce.
Fergus Falls for land or confectionery store or
other business, Address Box 169, Anoka,
Mimi
Two-SToRY BRICK STORE BUILDING, RENT
| ed for $40 per month, will exchange for i'm
proved farm; near lake preferred. 979e, Jour
FOR ExOHANGE-160 ACRES FINE SOIL IN
lot: u Meouade Meeusd s, z 5Ii pSoenix bloeE
70 EXCHANGE seo-AcRE FARM, SOUTH
income income properly e " go. Journal. st. Pasl
WANTED-To EXCHANGE 100 ACRES OF
good timber land in Missouri for good auto
mobile. Address 223. B. W 15tRst city.
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SNAP.

SNAP.
u.s. - ~. T.. ~ I.
One Of the biggest bargains offered in
Minnea polls within six months. Nine room
frame house lot 4Ox130, In excellent
only $1,000; 5000 down and balance on
easy payments. Must be sold within a
week. See me at once.
B. Carleton Torelle.
4O1 Bank Of Commerce..
n n
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MINNETONKA PROPERTY

FOR SALE-MINNET0NKA.
Are you looking for home or Investment
at Lake Minnetonka? If so. call and have
died Minnetonka property for twenty years.
consequently have a large list to select from.
We can sell YOU some very pretty lake shore
lots from $500 and up, also have neat little
four room cottage; cottage is furnished and
newly built; has IS feet frontage by ITS feet
deep close to the station. and we can sell
you this for $500. We also have a number of
other cottages at reasonable prices. Or per-
haps you are looking for acres. We have them
in tracts of from three to sixty acres, ranging
in price from $125 to $500.
Have you property that you wish to dispose
Of? If SO. list with o.
T. j. JanncY. 2O3 Oneida Bldg.
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MINING INVESTMENTS

PANHANDLE SHELTER, 25c PARRY SOUND.
Alaska Central, Arizona Copper Mountain En-.
pire Tunnel. Mount Union, Marconi Wireless,
and thousands Of other stocks at bargain prices
OH usual terms. R. B. Higbee, 41O-411 Germa-
MIA Life bldg. st. Paul, Mimi Phone, Main
S62.
WE WILL BUY ALASKA CENTRAL PED, AR
izona Copper Mountain. Bonanza Queen. Pan
handle Smelter.
Crandall, Pierce & Co.. 41e Guaranty bldg.
Both phones
HAVE TRACT OF LAND FINELY LOCATED
for iron ore; to desirable party Will sell part in
terest very cheap. R. B. Higbee, 41O-411 Ger
mania Life bldg, st. Paul, Mimi. Phone, Main
S62. =
80 YEARS IN MINING: NONE BUT FIRST.
class stocks handled. Address me before buy.
I. ing. w. 2. Mcdonald. BOZ Andrus bldg. Mpls.
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PLUMBING

fitting; competent workmanship and costs no
more than inferior Workmanship. 1915 Hen
nepin. Main 1293-I2
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w. 8. Bayley & Sons, sanitary plumbing yas
fitting, sewer and water connections; hot-water
heating alterations specially; both phones.
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WE HAVE foR SALE 1000 ACRES 81
Q very very choice agricultural and grazing 0
o land near Sentinel4 Butte, N. d. ~ o
0 Also farming lands in the Red river val o
Q lands Ian. .,I have We an incumbrance that can
Q We have large tract in eastern Mon o
0 tana that is great bargain for any o
G Or al Go * I for an
o rolling, rich soil, nutritious grasses o
o and running water. o
o Some good property can be taken in ex- o
o change for these lands. o
o E. II. Damn, SIG Guaranty Bldg,
o Minneapolis, Mimi, o
o Or G. w. Hughes, o
o Marshalltown, Iowa. o
$50 ACRES HIGHLY IMPROVED FARM ONE
about Is miles from st. Paul; Groom house,
two large arms, granary, two machine sheds,
240 acres cultivated; balance is pasture and
some hardwood timber; land is gentle rolling
and rich soil; no better farm in " Wisconsin II
Is well worth $50; $4,000 cash, balance easy
terms; no agents wanted. Address 9849, Jour
nal. 80
farm in Wisconsin, 81 miles from station;
40 acres plowed, 10 acres timothy, 80 acres
pasture and timber, running spring in pas
ture; good house, barn. chicken house and
desirable in nice little farm; $4,000 takes
it all, with crops, If taken at once; will sell
bare farm for 5000. ADDRESS ]. NJ. Meyers,
Boyceville, Wis, R. R. No. 1.
OLD VIRGINIA FARMs-GooD LANDS. Low
prices. mild climate, best markets. Send for
free illustrated cataiog: largest list farms for
sale in the state. Let us tell you why this is
the country for the northern farmer We want
lis condition. Casselman Co.. Richmond.
4 Va. ~ TO-
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Unimproved.
LYNNHuRsT!!! o
Have you seen O
o Lynnhurst??? o
The most beautiful residence spot in o
the city. o
0 Beautiful Lake Harriet. O
0 The addition Of o
Q The lots are ,,uoo Q
everyone has two.). o
City water, o
Many lots wooded. o
Fl favorable building restrictions. o
o Reasonable terms. o
Look the addition over .
~ Call and see us. o
Many have taken advantage Of this o
opportunity, BY purchasing. The building o
operations show the character of improve o
Q ments' - o
o Prices are bound to increase, o
o. Plats at our Office, on the ground, Q
o at No. 4SO6 Fremont. av s.
10 D. G. Bell Investment Co., 9
o III 4th st s.
!. . or. q oFo n n n n n n n q O
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REAL, ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved.
~@A4I,.,.~A

Easy terms if desired This beautiful, new
house, located on a full corner lot, is one
of the best arranged and best built houses on
this avenue. Everything about the place is
of the best; hot water heat. hardwood fin
ish full basement, and everything to make
it perfect home.
oughly, and let us know just what you want
to do.
Morrison rittenden Co.,
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VIOLIN, MONDOLIN PIANO, GUITAR. BANJO.
violincello; lessons Soc; best Instruction.; In
struments furnished free. F. L. Tappan, 1872
7th st S.
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INSTRUCTION

FIRST CLASS INSTRUCTION BY THoRoLY
experienced teachers on piano, violin, yiolon-
cello, mandolin. guitar and banjo: satisfaction
guaranteed; lessons Soc. NJ ~ Voak 90 7th
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BERTHA MCGUIRE, s42 GUARANTY, CoRRE-
spondence mfmeograph. addressing, repoctin9
conventions. Main 1877 il.
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MACHINERY

IRON WORKING AND WOOD WORKING MA.
chinery; large stock of second hand and new.
Northern Machinery Co.. 217 Sd st 9. Apls
FOR sALE-EIGHT-HoRsE ELECTRIC MO-
tor Wanted five to eight-horse gasolene
gine C. j. Weston, IS 18th st s..
FOR EALE-TWo- HORSEPOWER WHEELER
Croker electric motor practically new; gone
out of business. 81, Journal.
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sTENoGRAPHERs

PUBLIC sTENoGRAPHER AND TEACHER OF
shorthand; superior -mimeographing. Z. G.
Spalding, 513 New York Life Bldg. Phone
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WANTED-REAL ESTATE
~ ~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
MISREPRESENTATION RESIDENCE; WILL
give half section land Kanabec Co., three
miles north Ogilvie. Mimi, on good road, or
quarter section Mile Laos Co.. eight miles
north Milaca,. in exchange. Owner, 1929 Sd
ay S.
wANTED-A SECTION OF GOOD LEVEL
land in Minnesota or South Dakota, improved
or unfmproved; must be bargain; cash deal;
no trade; give full particulars in first letter:
none but owners need reply. 9s16 Journal.
WANTED TO BUY-MoDERN, SIX OR
eight-room house OF cottage, Lake Of the
Isles, Calhoun or Harriet districts; not over
$1,000 in price, Address g., Journal.
WANT THE BEST IMPROVED FARM, ANY
size, that $1,000 cash will pay for. owners
only answer. P. o. Box 49S Waterville,
MINI.
WANTED-LIsTINGs o. MINNEAPOLIS REAL
estate: houses. lots and nearby. acres buyers
inquirng daily. Newhall. 55OTTemple Court
GOOD BUILDING LOT IN EIGHTH OR THR.
teenth ward for cash; must be bargain; don't
write If 1t Is not. NJ, 1904 Harriet.
WANT TO BUY FROM 100 ACRES UP OF
good wild land in near Clarke county
Wisconsin. Address 99O1, Journal
WANTED-A GOOD CITY LOT, IN GOOD 10.
cation; will trade hgh-grade plano as part
payment. Address 9S72, Journal.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-05-13

OF the inhabitants that such and such
location would be chosen. But soon
from the direction of Alamogordo
came a report that was alarming. The
Rock Island railroad had offered $780,.
900 in cash, and $4,000 acres Of land
and the whole town site Of La Luz
offering elevations varying from 1000
to 5000 feet was to be given to the
company II that location was selected.
| Word came from watchful friends in
| st. Louis that Alamogordo had won
and that Las Vegas hadn't a ghost of
a show.
But Las Vegas refused TO be put out
of the race SO easily. Several citizens
got together and decided that a COM
mittee must be sent to st. Louis to
urge the claims of this city. Again the
business men said, "We'H put up the
money" and they did.
DIR. Seward was dispatched from Las
Vegas and +. II. Pierce, who was in
Kentucky, and A. Al. Blackwell in st.
Louis, were ~telegraphed to meet him.
The trio got together and 1t was de-
cided that DR.. Seward accept an invi-
tation extended him long before to pay
a fraternal visit to the Mayfield san
itarium. The Las Vegas committee
gto wind of the fact that Alamogordo
had really been chosen, and that n
pamphlet had actually been printed
describing that location.
Our only hope, said the Las vegans.
Is in the Santa Fe. Now Mr.. Pierce had
just happened along In st. Louis and
1t was decided that he should go to
Chicago to interview Mr.. Jansen OF
the Santa Fe, and that DR.. Seward
should "just happen" to be in Chicago
later In case he might be needed.
DR.. Seward paid his visit to the May
field sanitarium and was invited to at.
tend a meeting OF the board of mana.
gers Of the Fraternal Sanitarium. He
went and made a speech, but not about
Las Vegas. In the course of a day or
two he learned that the managers had
cast longing eyes on the Montezuma,
but that no proposition had come from
the Santa Fe. When he asked the di.
rect question. the managers admitted
that they would still consider an out
and out gift of the property. but that
no other terms would be acceptable.
Mr.. Pierce in the meantime had laid
the whole matter very fully before Mr..
Jansen, who was sufficiently interest
ed, after a time to agree that II might
be well to hold a meeting with the
sanitarium committee. Or. Seward
happened along and another con,
ference was held. 1t seemed that
from the Santa Fe standpoint, the fra
ternal managers had shown no inter
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-05-13

est in the Montezuma matter and had
rather intimated that they didn't care
about 1t.
There had been a misunderstanding
| that came within the turning OF a hair
hair Of being fatal to the chances OF
Las Vegas. However, the Las Vegas
men telegraphed to Mr.. Edison to
come to Chicago and a further ex-
tended conference was held. Mr.. jan
sen explained that before he could
give away a million dollar property he
would have to take the matter up
with the president and executive COM
mittee of the Santa Fe. In the mean
time he said he would go very fully
into the plan Of the managers and
pass upon its s%oundness. Also he
would call for his old friend, DR.. II. A.
| Warner, and would go over the sub
ject with him.
Mr.. Edison said that his company
would accept nothing but an absolute
| gift, but that the sanitarium people
would agree to bring a number of
people each year, say 500 to the insti-
tuition. They would also be response
BILE for putting the building in repair
and refurnishing 1t. 1t was finally
agreed that IL the deed were made 1t
would be conditioned upon the sani-
tarium company keeping at least 500
patients at all times at the sanitarium.
The committee came home very
hopeful, but sworn to absolute secrecy
as the sanitarium managers had made
a further condition that all the lands
surrounding the Montezuma under pri.
vate ownership should be decided to
the company and in order to secure
| options at reasonable prices It was
necessary to proceed cautiously. The
committee aided by Col. Twitchell, DR..
Cunningham and others, at once pro-
ceeded with the work of securing the
| options and met with gratifying sue.
cess. About all the local business men
gave their property under the belief
that 1t a being secured for the san.
itarium.
A few days later, Mr.. Pierce was
summoned back to st. Louis by Mr..
Jansen. He went armed with author.
ity from the Las Vegas grant trustees
to give to the sanitarium enterprise
a reasonable amount Of grant land con.
tiguous to the Montezuma property.
In st. Louis, Mr.. Jansen notified the
managers that the Santa Fe had de-
cided to offer the Montezuma, the Hot
Springs, the farm and all the buildings
owned by the company, as a gift on
condition that 500 patients were main.
aimed there constantly.
From this time, the few who knew
! Continued on PAGE SevenD
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-05-13

has a snap back bezel, plain polished
case with milled edge. The case Is
finished in gold, and the movement IL
gold finished and is fully guaranteed
for one year under ordinary usage.
The "Pride" is a beautiful nickel
plated watch and will keep good time.
1t will make the boys heart swell with
pride when he receives It, and he will
be proud to carry it-as a timepiece.
The LADY Juliet" Is a beautiful
goId-finished watch and the girl who
will receive it will pronounce It a
beauty and she will be proud to carry
II.
Boys and girls, here Is your chance
to secure some beautiful presents .,y
doing a little work In getting subserlp.
tions. Do not lose any time, but get
out and secure the lists before i Is
too late. This offer will only hold
good until July list, 1905.
Write names and addresses plainly,
and send money by postoffice order or
draft, and address all communications
to The Kansas City Journal, Kansas
City, Mo.
Please take note that names must
be sent in all in one list and money
must be sent with them, or we cannot
send you the premium.
THE KANSAS CITY JOURNAL,
KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI.
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portance Of the magnificent offer made
by the railway company. Alamogordo,

p%Crtance OF the magnificent OIler mace
by tho railway company. Alamogordo,
It must be remembered. with climatic
conditions that had been ruled upon as
satisfactory, aided by the Rock Island
railroad, had made the sa%nitarium
company a splendid offer. 1t was the
Montexuma that turned the scale In
favor Of Las Vegas. or that there can
be no doubt, as those who follow this
story to the close. can realize. But
the Santa Fe and the sanitarium com.
pany had to be brought together.
While In the following story some
appear to bulk much larger than the
other. 1t will be realized that a great
many. whose names do not appear did
valuable work. subscribed money and
gave time with M other object than to
help on the chances of this city. An
effort has been made to tell the story
as fully and fairly as possible. but In
the description of the means by which
SO great a result was secured, 1t Is
difficult to be certain Of the correct
ness OF every detail.
In Retrospect.
A glance at the enterprise In retro
spective light will be Illuminating. For
several years the establishment OF n
National Fraternal sanitarium in New
Mexico has been mooted. Some abor.
tive attempts were made to found a
colony In Deming. but the movement
had not then taken sufficient root and
the colony was not q success.
After the executive committees of
the leading ~fraternal organizations of
the United States had agreed to sup
port the F~raternal S~anitarium idea In
the supreme lodges, 1t was decided by
the board Of managers, to send an able
committee to look over the whole OF
New Mexico In search OF the most ad.
yantageous location. It was given out
that climatic conditions must govern
the selection. but that where these
were satisfactory, pecuniary c%onsidera-
lions would be a feature.
Immediately strong rivalry develop
ed In the territory. Sixteen towns
sent applications for a visit from the
committee and many advance induce
nents were made. The first action
taken by Las Vegas was through the
Commercial club. The directors of that
body rendered an invitation to the CON-
mittee 10 visit this city and accom-
pan.ed the invitation with copies TO
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Watches for Boys and Girls!
FREE! Ere E! FREE
For Getting Subscriptions for the
Kansas City Weekly Journal.
Offer To- boy

OIIer 10 ooySs
Any boy who will secure ten new
subscriptions for the Kansas City
Weekly Journal at rs cents per yea,
each, making a total Of $3.50, and will
send the full amount to us together
with the names and addresses, we will
mail to his address postage prepaid
a beautiful watch named 1.-THE Pride
Description as follows:
The Pride" is a model 16 size stem
set, stem wind, lever escapement
watch with nickel finished move
ments. The case is finished in nickel
engine turned with shield design in
center. and is fully guaranteed for one
year under ordinary usage.
Offer to Girls.
ANY girl who will secure ten new
subscriptions for The Kansas City
Weekly Journal at 25 cents each,
making a total Of $3.50, and will send
TO us the full amount together with
the names and addresses, we will mail
to her address, postage prepaid. q
beautiful watch called the Lady Jul
let" Description as follows:
The Lady Juliet is a six size open
faced stem wind, stem set watch. II
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-05-13

every member of the board of Mana-
gers OF the Las Vegas Art Souvenir.
Then the committee Of publicity of
the Commercial club, with the cooper
alton Of the directors took up the mat.
ter Of preparing for the reception of
the visitors. All available matter re.
lating to Las Vegas conditions was sc.
cured and a small volume setting forth
the information gained from many
sources In the strongest possible light.
was carefully and deliberately COM
piled. The matter Of receiving and en-
t~ertaining the visitors was left to the
publicity committee. which was APP
pointed DIR. +. w. Seward. chairman,
greatly reinforced its membership and
laid plans which were successfully car.
ried out during the stay Of the. com
mittee.
The Business Mems Protective asso.
citation through Its president, r. J.
Taupert and other members co-operat.
ed heartily, especially. upon this and
later occasions. In the matter of rails
ing money to defray the expenses of
the various measures taken toward
ensuring the sanitarium.
When the committee arrived from
st. Louis, 1t was met at the train and
together with half n dozen or more Las
Vegas gentlemen. entertained at din
nerr at the Castaneda. The committee
was put up at the Castaneda during
Its stay In the city and the first even
Ing a formal reception was held at the
Commercial club.
DR.. Seward presided and delivered
an admirable and carefully prepared
address setting forth the advantages
OF Las Vegas from a climatic stand.
point and quoting many statistics and
eminent opinions. All the members
of the visiting committee responded
heartily. DR.. Miller, DIR. Bailey, DR..
Bradley, DR.. Cunningham, DR.. Smith.
DIR. Shaw and other citizens delivered
addresses at the meeting. all dealing
with the matter Of climate.
The visitors we're much impressed
as a result Of the meeting and were
ready with their praise OF the hos
pitality Of Las Vegas people. The
committee was taken by trolley up the
canyon, visited the Montezuma and
was driven to Romero. The gentle
men left, evidently highly pleased but
without making any admissions as to
their intentions.
The committee Travelled on and from
various towns were borne rumors OF
great offers made and of the certainty
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-05-13

\ FTER conducting the
~ Ideal Resort for al
most a quarter of a
century, and establishing
for it a national fame, Mr..
Harvey, owing to the weight
of advancing years, offers
this popular and profitable
Resort for sale. The oppor-
tunity is exceptional.
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The Whole Story Of the Fraternal City

CONTINUED from page one.)
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Continued on Page Seven)
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-05-27
Court House Officials VS.. Lawyers

Rare sport is promised if gam" ar
ranged between selected teams of r"nn-
ty officials and members of the bar is
pulled of @n next Saturday. the date
selected ut Elkton Baseball Park. The
timber available, much of which has
seen past service, from which the rival
mines will be picked. is aS follows
IyawyclS-U. NJ. Mccullough. Henry
4. Wnrburton. Joshua Clayton. Hcistcr
Hess. Albert Constable, John :. StlW-
horn. Henry l.. Constable, Omar ID.
crothrrS. W. 7. Warhurtom w. =.
Evor~. l.. NJ. Hines.
Comt lIru>r Row-W. &. lurmr!l.
Marty bremen. Thomas Il. Miller, Geo.
q. Hopkins. w. H. Holm. j. IL. Terrell.
i. w. McAlli>tcr. X. u. Rowland. Geo.
{. Rilldlr. II. W. Lewis.