The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-03-08

county OF ST. Francois. !
In the Circuit Court. ST. Francois County,
to May Term, 1897.
Cary NJ. Holt and John X. Boas, Plaintiffs
Francis NJ. Boas, Mrs. Mary j. Wetzcl, Mrs.
Della Smnrr, Mira. Charles Waugh, and
The unknown heirs and dcvisecs OF Chas.
waugh. deceased. susan Settle, Annie T..
Murphy. sarah Murphy. Robert j. BOas,
Allie j Bone, Mrs, sophia NOlker, the UNI
known heirs ana devisees OF Thomas oas,
deceased, ana the unknown heirs and de.
visees OF Rachel + Brown, wife OF \. Don
Brown, deceased. Thus. II. STAN, ana the
unknown heirs ana devisees OF Alexander
Bluy, deceased, Jane PULLS, Jules Desloge,
sophia IL slOge, Clara II. PIKE. unknown
heirs uf Louise JnmisOn, Mr., /. VI. Vale,
Josephine Fuse, Firmin Dcslogc, Zoe u.
cobb, Louise Pierce, Defendants.
Now at THIS day come the plaintiffs, by W
u. isenhcrg and Merrill ripkin, their attor.
neys ana illu affidavit alleging that the IN.
kuown heirs ana deylsecs Uf Thomas Buns,
deceased, are non residents Of the state OF
Missouri, and that the ordinary process OF
THIS tOuIt cannot BE- serve uppn them IN
the state OF Missouri, that their names aud
the number OF said unknown heirs ana de.
Nls"eS are unknown To the plaintiffs, that
Thomas liO0s oiled In the territory ~ OKLA.
hpmu that his SAID unknown heirs ana de
yisees are the owners OF ana entitled to an
undivided one -fOTtieth interest In ana To
sliu property as such heirs and dcyiseeS,
by virtue OF the fact that Thomas Buns Wns
son of Robert j. Buns. who was son OF
Jacob BOas, VINO owned said property In
his life time.
Plaintiffs show further that the unknown
heirs ana devlsces 81 Rachel brown de.
ceased, who inter married with 4. Don
Brown, are non residents OF the state OF
Missouri, and that the ordinary process of
THIS Court cannot he served upon them In
the state OF Missouri that their names and
tile number OF said unknown heirs ana de.
Nlsees are unknown To plaintiffs; that
plaintlns have heard that there were two
daughters surviving the said Rachel Brown
ana that the said Rachel Brown died In the
state OF Texas, and that the interests of
said unknown heirs ana devlsecs In and 10
said property Is an undivided one eighth
interest In and to said land, that they de.
rive this interest as heirs ana devisees OF
Rachel Brown, who was child OF said
Jacob Boas, deceased.
Plaintiffs show that Mrs. Elizabeth
waugh left surviving her three children,
Mrs. Mary j. WetZcl and Mrs. Della smarr
ana son who died soon after her that his
widow, Mrs Charles waugh, and some
children, survive him, SO plaintiffs are in
formed ana believe, that the residence OF
the unknown heirs and devlsees OF said
Charles Waugh are unknown to plaintiffs,
ana that their names ana thu number OF
said unknown heirs ana deviSees are I'm.
known to plaintiffs that said unknown
heirs ana devisees OF said Charles Waugh,
together with his widow, Mrs Charles
Waugh, is entitled to the undivided one.
twenty fourth interest In and to said prop.
Vrty as such heirs and devisees by virtue of
the fact that Charles Waugh, deceased, was
u son OF Elizabeth Waugh, deceased, who
was daughter OF Jacob BOas, who owned
said property In his life time.
That the unknown heirs and devIsees OF
Alexander Blay, deceased, are non residents
OF the state OF Missouri, ana that the ordl.
nary process of this Court cannot be served
upon them in the state OF Missouri; ana II
they have any interest In and to said land II
would DE by virtue of being the legal heirs
ana deyisecs OF said Alexander Blay. de.
ceased, and that their names and number
OF them are unknown to the plaintiffs, so
that their names cannot be inserted In this
order of publication or their interests more
fully described ana set out that said Alex
ander Blay entered part IF said land In 1886.
and that whatever interest lie or his heirs
or devisees might have In the record, title
has been acquired by Jacob Iioas and his
heirs, and those claiming by, through or
under him by adverse possession under the
statute OF Limitation, of the State OF Mis-
souri,, by virtue OF n continuous adverse
possession for more than thirty years.
PlaintiTrs show that Louise Jnmlson is
deceased, and II she left any heirs they are
unknown TO plaintiffs, and that their names
ana number OF said unknown heirs and de.
ylsees OF Louise Jamison are unknown to
plaintiffs, that whntey err interests said un
known heirs OF said Louise Jamson have In
and TO said property was acquired under
the Will Of John NJ. Desloge, deceased.
Whereupon, II is ordered by the Clerk OF
this Court IN Yaca ton that all OF said un-
KNOWN HtlTb aforesaid De nOtlutu nl pun
LEGATION thnt plaintiffs have commenced Il
suit against them IN this Court the object
and general nature of which is an action In
partition OF the southwest quarter OF the
northeast quarter or section I, township 81 =,
range I east, ana west half OF the southeast
quarter OF section 3. township 49, range 1
east, ana the northwest quarter OF the
northeast quarter OF section IL, township
80, range I cas-, containing In the aggregate
loo acres, more or less, In st. Francois
County, state of Missouri ana that unless
the said defendants he and appear at this
Court nj the neJt term thereof. to be begun
and holden at the Court House in the city
uf Pennington. In said County, on the 18th
day OF May, 1897 and on or before the first
day OF said term, to answer or plead to the
petition In said cause, the same VIII be-
taken as confessed, ana Judgment VIII be
rendered accordingly
And It is further ogdered that copy here.
OF be published according to law In The
Pennington Times. a newspaper published
In said county of st. Francois. for four
weeks successfully, published ut least once
week, the last Insertion TO be at least
thirty days before the first day OF said next
May term. 1907, of this Court.
\ true copy from the record.
witness my hand and seal OF
:''''''''''; the Circuit Court OF 81. Francois
SEAL County, this 5th day OF March.
:..........: 1907.
C.P. WILSON, Circuit Clerk.
March " 1907,