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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1906-02-01

the state of Minnesota prohibit the
cunning for tame pidgeons.
The Morris Sun states we have
any actress skinned to death in the
matter of free advertising and then
kindly proceeds to advertise us
some more.
The only thing that "Jake" will
say about his candidacy is that his
post Office address is Madison, Lac
Qui Parle county, Minnesota.
The next state campaign will be
an old fashioned battle between
Republicanism and Democracy.
The issue is not in doubt.
Peter E. Hanson says he wants to
retire to private life. We have
heard no protests from Julius
Schmall or E. A. Nelson.
Old Pease says the talk about his
running for governor is joke. 1t
would be bigger joke if he was
elected.
What we spend for legitimate
expenses ina campaign is a corrup
tic fund if spent by the other fellow.
When man is always hollering
''rotten politics. you can make up
your mind he is a rotten politician.
Senator Nelson isn't talking
much. He doesn't have to say
much to accomplish great deal.
The difference between dog and
country editor is that dog has
more than one pair of pants.
~
We .jnmped. "a bob-sleigh the
other night to see if we were az
young az ever. We wasn't.
If you neglect to attend you,
party caucuses don't kick on the
nominations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-14
co II A II DOYLE
illustrated by Joseph Clement Coll

vices 1 have rendered. Was it not I who found
the ford upon the Seine two days before the
great battle? Was it not l also who marsha1ed
the attack at the ntaking of Calais? l have wife
and four children in Italy, great King, and it
the thought of them which led me to fall from my
duty, for this money would have allowed me to
leave the wars and to see them once again. Mercy,
my liege, mercy, | impore!"
The English rough race, but not cruel one.
The King sat with a face of doom; but the others
looked askance and fdgeted in their seats.
Indeed, my fair iege," said Chandos, Il pray
you that you will abate somewhat of your anger"
Edward shook his head curtly. Be SILENT John.
1t shall be as l have said"
| pray you, my dear and honored liege, not to
act with overmuch haste in the matter" said Nanny.
Bind him and hold him until the morning for
other counse1s may prevail
Nay l have spoken. Lead him out
But the trembling chung to the Kings knees
in such a fashion that the archers could not dis
engage his convulsive grip. Listen to me a
ment, l implore you! Give me but minute to
plead with you, and then do what you will"
The King leaned back in his chair. Speak and
have DONE" said he.
You must spare me, my noble lege For your
own sake say that you must spare me- for l can
set you in the way of such knightly adventure
will gladden. your heart. Bethink you sire, that
this de Chargny and his comrades know nothing
of their plans having gone awry. If do but send
them message they will surely come to the postern
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-14
A C0mpam
3 y S / r A r
Synopsis of Preceding Chapters End
of This Instalment
CHAPTER X. (Continued)
How the Hing Greeted His Seneschal
of Calais

EDWARD laughed bitterly, and drew a paper
from his breast. You are the Judges in this
case, you, my fair son, and you, Chandos,
and you, Nanny, and you, Sir Hubert, and you
Also my Lord Bishop. By my sovereign power |
make you court that you may deal justice upon
this man, for by Gods eyes will not stir from this
until l have sifted the matter to the bottom.
And first would read you this letter 1t is super
scrbed to Sir Aymery of Pavia, 'rom'ne LIE Lombard,
Chateau de Calais. Is not that your and
STYLE you rogue?"
1T is my name, sire; but such letter has
come to me-
Else had your villany been disclosed.
1t is signed Isdore de Chargny.' What says my
enemy de Chargny to my trusted servant? Listen!
We could not come with the last moon, for have
not gathered sufficient strength, have been
able to collect the twenty thousand crowns which
are your price. But with the next turn of the
in the darkest hour will and you will be
paid your money at the small postern gate with the
rowanbush beside it Well, sir, what say you now?"
1T is a forgery" gasped the Italian.
Il pray you that you will let it, sire
said Chandos. de Chargny my prisoner, and
so many letters passed ere his ransom was paid
that his script is wel-known to me. Yes, yes, l
will that this is indeed his. If my salvation
at stake | could swear it,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-14

eff it were indeed written by de Chargny it was
to dishonor me-" cried Sir Aymery.
NAY, nay!" said the young Prince. eve all
know de Chargny and have fought against him.
Many faults he has, boaster and brawler, but
Drawer and of greater heart and higher
of enterprise does not ride beneath the lilies of
France Such would never stoop to write
letter for the sake of putting dishonor upon of
knightly rank. |, for one, will never believe it"
gruff murmr1r from the others showed that they
of mind with the Prince. The light of
the torches from the walls beat upon the line of
stern faces at the high table. They had sat like
flint and the Italian shrank from their memorable
eyes. He looked swiftly round, but armed men
choked every entrance The shadow of death
had fallen athwart his soul.
This letter." said the King, "was given by de
Chargny to Dom Beauvais, a priest of St.
Omer to carry into Calais. The said priest, smell
ing reward, brought it to who is my faithful
servant and it to Straightway l
sent for this that he should come to me. Mean
while the priest has returned that de Chargny
may think that his message is indeed delivered"
Il know nothing of it, said the Italian doggedly
licking his dry lips.
dark flush mounted to the Kings forehead, and
his eyes were gorged with his wrath. No more
of this, for Gods dignity!" he cried. Had we
this fellow at the Tower, few turns of the rack
would tear a confession from his soul.
But why should we need his word for his own
guilt? You have SEEM my lords you have
heard! How say you, fair son? Is the man
guilty."
Sire, he is guilty
And you, John? And you, Walter? And
you, Hubert? And you, my Lord Bishop? You
all of mind, then. He is guilty of the
betrayal of his trust And the punishment"
1t can only be DEATH said the Prince, and
each in turn the others nodded their agreement.
"Aymery of Pavia, you have heard your
DOOM" said Edward leaning his chin upon his
hand and gooning at the covering Italian.
Step forward, you archer at the door, you
with the black beard. Draw your sword! Nay,
you whitefaced rogue, | would not dishonor
this roof-tree by your blood 1t is your heels,
not your head that want Hack off these
golden spurs of knighthood with your sword,
archer! Twas l who gave them and l who
take them back Ha! they fly across the hall,
and with them every bond betwixt you and the
worshipful order whose sign and badge they
are Now lead him out the heath afar
from the house where his carrion can best lie,
and hew his scheming head from his body as
warning to all such trators!"
The Italian, who had slipped from his chair
to his knees, uttered cry of despair, as
archer seized him by either shoulder. With
ing out of their grip, he threw himself upon the
floor and clutchod at the Kings feet.
Spare me, my most dread lord, spare me,
beseech you'll In the of Chrst's passion,
implore your grace and pardonl Bethink you,
my good and dear lord, how many years have
served under your banners and how many ser
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-03
Harris Real Estate Co.
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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-03

Chief Justice Mills has made two
decisions in two cases Of s0me inter.
est. In w. n. Upton, Ut a., W. Paul
Butler. ct d.. the court entered juAg.
ment continuing an INJUNCTION here
tofore granted w. r. Upton and 9th.
ers. restraining the Butler estate
from interfering with plaintiffs pos.
session Of certain lands. W. 9. Hay
don and Chas. A. 0piess appeared for
the plaintiffs. and Jones q Rogers
for the defendants.
In the case Of Paul Butler, ct a.,
Va. A. o. Jahrens, the court entered
judgment whereby defendant II per.
mitted to complete q certain fence
upon certain lands and premSees In
possession Of Jahrens inside the ~
terror limits Of the Mora grant. but
required defendant to execute Z bond
In the sum Of $500 70 plainti6s.p
Jon&s Z Rogers appeared for plain
ti6s md q. w., Long and Chas. 4.
Spiess for defendants.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-03

- Z 1Dswgssss hss 49, opet
81 ~ ssvssal hsufs q = ptfsech n
bs{1nes . eoa&s o. electrical phe-
Nh no,r seuaeksd q stspoHaphsr.
''TSptA \ VIA Sgs1shtns metallic and
ye0s vAu Ct . 6Ietf1et sheck. At TIE
saus sius tAGrs wft ~ crackitne
sou4d and Z spark VIII appear. at the
point Of csatact n another person
ahaa he o0s whe has Neen o~pefatlp9
Il should begin to pound the keyboafd
aftee the machine has beeu IN continu-
eus uss FOR q couple Of hours be will
szpseisncs . real electrical sensation,
TIE pins-and.nesdles feeling Of 4 foot
aslesp. Drawing The sheet u paper 81
the roller rapidly will charge TN. paper.
and Il will crackls wheA laid on other
paper. Il will also adhere 10 the other
sheets q to any surface with which II
comes 10 contact and quite a little
tug h necessaSy TO loosen H. A hong
wosked typewriter seems to become an
electrical plant on a small scale and
win 'furnlsA Ill sorts Of surprisss."-De
Lodis Pat Dispatch.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-03
DsleAs q TAun1ss OeoAe.

&4DbB0u ~ IovDO01 WE
A71Roat, cumulous thunder cloud, tow.
sring up On the horisoh Ike : huge.
Aanbuoyant icJberg. II often higher
thszE the highest Alps weujd ~ Il fhsY
wess piled ooptop ~ ne HimalayaA
II - not unusual fos.. the6s clouds .
msibnse Nv. " and even sight miles
frodk tkeir dat. dark base. towering Z
mil1 - two above The world, 10 their
roupdel: giistenine summit. splendid
IN ~ sunlight Ard ~ thess eight
miies ~ changes of temperature sre
- ofeat 90 th0Ss evse many thousand
fhileb u III earth's surface. These
clouds eontaln strata Of temperature.
narrow belts Of frseslng cold aItsrnat.
lng! Win large distAncss Of rainy mist
and fFssen asow ard ics parttcle6.
H~a0Dtoues, whach sse Termed fron .
SNOW parsisls that fails fren the up
pesJ1erats aaa u feoeeaN Aard - tn
frsl btino taDt aud ceeted with added ics
% 6usMsts bsok afs oftsa fsunA VITA
Q S(eiss oe Aysss h tAsif forinat,pn.
IN Itag ttoatany hAseSos4Dde tpsseon
~ 6DeeoQD1W - eieed sePate .mog
tn he .uJ -
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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-03
Library Notes.

On Saturday last the librarian at
the Public Library gave out ninety.
five volumes. the highest number for
that period Of time since the library
opened.
II Is difficult to estimate the infiu.
ence Of these ninety-hve books. II
Is like sending out into the homes
ninety-hve teachers to inspire the
families OF Las Vegas, the boys and
girls. the young men and women, with
higher ideals. to make the homes more
intellectual and life stronger and
better.
One W0men's Library association,
which has undertaken the special work
OF aiding In the upbuliding Of the pub.
lie library. has completed Its orsanixa.
tion and is considering plans for the
future.
The ladies' connected with this
movement desire to increase the mem.
bership and will gladly welcome all
who feel interpreted In the maintenance
Of q free public library commensurafs
with the growing importance Of Las
Vegas. ID, ~. MI
. The association has been created IL
tho No tef that = body Of public spir-
Flted women. having at heart the good
OF their own locality. may work bet
ter, when effort n especially directed
.to.a single good purpos.hlh there =
any enterprise that shoHld appeal 70
women. to mothers and sisters, It 10
that which adds refinement and cuati.
walton to the home.
HEADING families aBs usually hxppy
ones. and II IL to aid in promoting
and maintaining an influence tor the
highest moral and intellectual devel.
opmsnt that this organization has.
come into existepce.
Next wednesday afternoon. January
10th, at the assembly room In the
Library building. there will be q gen.
Sral meeting Of the Women's Assoc
citation, and q cordial invitation Is
extended to all the ladies Of Las
Vegas. interested In the growth OF
the library. to come and participate
In the proceedings.
Here Is a field Of enterprise that
should commend itself to all. Mrs.
n. Vollmer has been selected - pres
ident Of the association. and those
who have already signed the consti.
tuition are among the most public
spirited women Of Las Vegas.
This work will be conducted on
broad and liberal lines and ~ tns
years advance. we shall see gradually
! growing q library free to all. speak.
ing to strangers who come among ~
II the highest terms Of the public
spirit, and culture Of Las Vegas. .ahc
Inviting the best of the land to make
their homes with us.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-03
Hotel Arrivals


castaneda.
Mms. l.. vetta Karst. St. Louis;
b. q. Calkins. Denver; e. E. Ford,
Kansas City; Charles Sellers. Den.
yer; Lee Nutter. Las Animas: Dan
Anders, Topeka; F. "a. Bisbee. La
Junta; +. A. Lewis. St. Louij: w. Z.
burton, st. Louis; I. N. Richards, Los
New Optic.
Joe vaides. Ration.
Dorado.
Charles Dickson NJ. Mayors, Churu.
busc0, Ind. n
u PonoloH SO
H. l.. Brown, "Elk's Tooth; =. }.
Macadam. River Forest ILL.,; g. c.
N~orthcroft. Kansas City.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-03

& Tho Santa Rosa stage. due n this
city II s p. N, did not arrive until
1890 O'Clock last night, The stage
made tefyslAte connections It Anton
chico with the stage between that
point and Santa Rosa as the latter
was greatly delayed by tbs heavy
SHOWS. The snow II over . foot
deep between Santa Rosa and Anton
Chico, although there Is hardly any
between the latter place and Las
Vegas. /.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-03
PERSONALS

John Hays drove home 10 Guadalu.
pi,a today.
Jesse Robinson. who drove In from
Ceb0ila yesterday afternoon, was
homeward bound today.
James Duncan. Jr.. left yesterday
for Mares island navy yard to re.
Soin his ship. The young man has
srDwn more robust and 10 In the best
cf health. Ht''has advanced rapidly
aud gives promise Of still further I'd.
vancement. :
Miss Beulah Duncan and Gordon
Duncan left this afternoon for Den.
yer. where. they are attending school.
the foruHr at the Academy Of the
Skaters OF l.oryetto. the latter 1t the
College OF the Sacred Heart.
!, A Mennet. saleSman for the b. G
N. company. has returned from =
southern trip. He reports exceed.
ingly heavy snow In the Magdalena
district. eighteen inches having fal.
len during the nrst storm. MI. Men
net saw Hon. Sol. Luna, who has
many thousand sheep in Magdelena
district. and that gentleman express
ed the fear that II the weather con-
tinued cold there would be heavy
losses.
T. A. Lewis. the st. Louis shoe
man IL here on business. s.
l. ". Richard. a Los Angeles drum.
mer. Is showing his samples to the
city merchants.
F. M. Bisbee. chief engineer for the
La Junta division OF the Santa Fe,
Is in the city today.
Mrs. John Quigley returned from a
northern trip on No. 2 last night.
Lee Nutter 10 in from Las Alamas
today.
e. e, Ford. a Kansas City clothing
man, we'll known here. ia in the city
today.
Chas. A.. peterson LETT this after
noon for the north on q business trip
ia the interest Of. James \. 6tearns.
8. e. Gosney was a north bound
passenger this afternon.
william, 4. Bnddecke expects TO
leave tomorrow on : business Trip
which win take him to 81. Louis,
Chicago and New York.
30 Long arrived today from San
Francisco ~ pay 2 short visit 70 his
parents !.
H. u Ramer, the Watrous and'Hol
brook stockman, who was in the city
today, went north this afternoon.
DR.. VIM. Curtis Bailey returned
this afternoon from Z southern trip
Peter Borrego went up to 'Fren>
this afternoon to meet his wife.
Mrs. Jas. H. Stearns left this after
noon for Kansas City to visit rela
7tives.
Mrs. L. Poole Wright was a pas
senger On No. 10 this afternoon FOL
her home in Owensbqfo, Ky.
Miss May Ross returned this after
noon from a Visit to tfiends VI San
Ia Fe.;+ \ w
Chas. Burks returned frops Santa Il
this afternoon.
]. ~ Carroll, sJsanta Fe specia
officer stationed Il Albuquerque. y
here today.
Cart lose valdez is down from Ra
ton today.
q q, Northcroft Of Kansas City
who vtl engage in business IN tai'
city, arrived from the east last night
JesuS Assgon and Faustin Stva Q
,Ceboll2 ~ in town today on busl
ness!EJx 4
MrsRa 1hsie Harmon and child cam
up frctm Madrid this afternoon an
will svend some time With MT. ha'
mon,sEparents The lady's motle
passed through the city on NO. y
houndSfor her home In Denver.
NM. L, vetta Karst. an oper
s,nse1; a. considerable note, who ha
spent the srs1fyE7Tk4tns .I e
the ~ masters. arrived II the ct
last 1lsht. The lady Il In need 9
4 ~! "a has . slight throat a9ss
t,ou. To n . relative Of Thofna
WATT Ind today drove oae !
Aeor,$ SDers she viii remain 70
some2v1ks q guest Of the Waito
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-03

Thomas A. Lewis. who represents
the Peters Shoe company OF st.
Louis, Is In town today calling on
the trade.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-03

p ~ 49, A.4.. t.L .nANHT
Z room modern house On Seventh
street, 60. fsst .froatass. god lawn
and outbuildings.
1ssbm house q 1lxtA serset With
two lots.
room house on Fourth street. bot
water heat and electric lights.
I room house ON Prince street. fAe-
Ing south.
=, s room house on Grand avenue.
RANCH 100 acres. 20 acres In alfalfa.
20 Acres in grain, balHace pasture
lard. Plenty Of water for irrigation.
Large sheep ranch 20 miles from
the city. plenty Of water, good covrais.
sheds and I room frame house. WIN
sell ct . bargain.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-03

Manuel G. De Baca. who has been
quite sick with pneumonia for several
weeks. is again able 70 be out:
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-03

Before buying anything n new fur
niture see johnson Z Son. south side
plaza. 1916
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-03

W. r. Cortner will return to this
city from : visit ct his old hduDs'
at Goshen. Ind. tomorrow afternoon.
and he will be accompanied BY his
wife. who. has been visiting for some
time At his former home.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-03

WANTED-Any sort OF indoor
work. can give good references. ,Ad-
dress C. A., Optic. 1-26
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-03

Your becoming . depositor of ~
Plaza Trust and Savings bank VIII
not only mark your turning point be-
tween success and failure, but viii
assure you Of q competence for sick.
ness and old age. "8.17
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-03

Jose Valdez Of Ratoa ID in Tho city
to secure men to cut tce for the Che
corica Ice company In, Chocorica can.
yon.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-03

All persons pledged 70 3oln. and 81
other persons interested n the organ
ixation Of the Aerie Of Eagles soon e
be instituted In this city are hereby
requested to, meet at the A. O. y. M
hall over -Dearth's Undertaking Par
lors, 623h Douglas ave. Thursday
evening, January 4th At 2 O'Clock. p
m. Preliminary matters Of import
ance to be considered. a full turnout
requested. H. B. HANSON.
1.29 Organizer
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-03

w. n. Lewis. undertaken and en-
balmer. Ga Lssoln Ave. botAs phoass.
ANSa ~
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-03

Silver Swastika scarf pins Use;
brooches, 40c and SOC; hat pias, Soc.
at Taupert's. 12-l23
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-03

James H. Yoaug left on No. ! this
afternoon for Phoenix. Arizona, for a
short visit with friends. s.T
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-03

The Las Vegas Art Souvenir is just
the thing to send as a New Years
gift to eastern friends.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-03

A line Of fine road wagons q
Cooley's repository will - sold taA-r ~
ducec prices. Get . G00o runaeout
for the price 0eA cheap one. tx14l
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-03
Alarms

Something entirely new for doors.
windows. cash drawers, etc. See n
Biehl. ls27
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-03

New. furniture carried by Johnson
4 Son, next to Rosenwald's, the Plaza.
l3f36
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-03

WANTEDIClean cotton rags At
this once.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-03

Luis Oriaste and wife are In town
today from Rio Pecos~ to purchase
supplies.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-03

Jose M. Garcia Of Wagon Mound
Is in the city today visiting with
friends. .,s Mn T.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-03
Local Briefs


Smoke the Elk. unson made. s-iss
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-03

rrysour new soft lump ccar: M.
70 i2-10a
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-03

behring's for tents.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-09-27
BIG PASTURE 70 Be OPENED
Expected That Proclamation Win Be
Issued This Week Perhaps
Thursday

LawtOn. o K. Sept. IS The
proclamation opening the big
pasture" for settlement has been
forwarded fro "A the Indian depart
ment az Washington o OYSTER Bay
for the siguature OF President
Roosevelt. The rules and regula
tions for the sale OF the lands are
completed at the interior depart
ment. but they will not be issued
until the proclamation is ready.
The proclamation, with the sigma
ture. should be returned to Wash
ing.on either today or tomorrow,
in which case the regulations will
de given out Thursday,
The general land office has just
issued sixteen page pamphlet en-
titled Suggestions to Homeseekers
and Persons Desiring 10 Make
Homestead Entries" for free dis
tribution. II is replete with infor-
nation of value to all those desir-
ing to get land at the last big open
ing of government land. The mead
ings under which full explanation
is given are: How Claims Under the
Homestead Law Originate. BY
Whom Homestead Entries May be
Made" How Homestead Entries
ars made. " Rights of Heirs Tn
der the Homestead Laws "Resi
denoe and Cultivation" Leaves
of Absence 10 Euiry mep. Comu-
tation of Homestead Entries. "
Homestead Final and Comutation
Proof.
The charge which the officers OF
the local land off ees are PERMITTED
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-09-27
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

kEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
FURNISHED by Oklahoma Title and
Trust Co.
Julius Askew to George d. Nor
ton, w D., $50 Lot =, Blk II,
Askew addition.
w. P. Bradley to VIM. Blakely
W. d $3.50 10 acres in rs, S. S.
H. K. Bickford to H. L. Hotoh-
kiss, w. D., S7575 Y m in
5o7 acres in Secs II and 20 2o,
R 7
c. Scnlotterback to L S. Hem
bricks, w. D. $1,000 Lot 1 and
Prt of Lot 2. blk I7S Chickasha.
/. H. Williams to John | Crib,
w. D., $4,000 Lots rs, 20 Blk 80
Chickasha.
J. S. Garner Mautie +. Davidson,
w. D., SIIoo Lots I, ?, blk 81
Chickasha.
c. w. Webb to H B. Spencer.
w. D., $3.50 Lot 8 blk ass Chick
asha.
H. B. Spencer 10 c. F. Boyd,
w. d., sroo LOT 8 blk 225 Chick
asna.
Fritz Baum to G. 7. Hignight,
w. d. 100 Lots 6, 7, 8, blk 6o
Chickasha.