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properties in Bartow county, Ga, the coal property and coke ovens at Cole City, Ga, and the Rising Pawn properties and ore lands and rock quarry connected with same There is also a second mortgage on the properties of the Georgia Steel company covering purchase notes al- ready referred to.
 Collateral Notes. In addition to the bonds above referred to there were issued by this company $2 00,000 of collateral notes, dated De- cember 1, 1906, and running three years. bearing interest at per cent. The pro ceeds of these notes were to be used for Improvements and purchase of property and other company purposes. Of these notes, $734.000 were sold outright. TWO hundred thousand dollars were given as collateral to secure a loan of Sl0O,0O0 and $1, ,066, 900 were given to secure notes or sS20 O00-the notes for s10,000 due January TO- 1908; and the notes for S32O,WO due December 3. 1907. These collateral trust notes are secured by the capital stock of the Lacey-B Buck Iron company, Chat- tanooga Iron and Coal company and the Georgia Steel company Which were placed in trust with the Trust Company of America for the benefit of the hold CTS of these notes.
 In addition to the above secured notes there are notes for s99O,00O secured by personal indorsenent of MT. D. T. Schu- fer.
 Unsecured Notes.
 Unsecured notes for bank leans and purchases of merchandise supplies, etc, amount to S1173,073. .S5. There is also an amount of $10, ,421 .2S-purchase of mer- chandise and supplies-secured by vendor lien
 The secured indebtedness also includes notes heretofore referred to given in purchase of the stock of Georgia Steel company and $122,0O0 for additional prop erty purchase-making total outstanding, both secured and unsecured notes, s2,S2s, : 495. IS.
 The total unsecured indebtedness is for notes. s1173,07385 and for accounts payable, $965 1885 Os-total &,13s, ,iOS.sS.
 Deferred Charges.
 This account appears on statement s19 on accountants report, and consists of prospecting and developing. discount on bonds discount on collateral notes and other items-amounting to $527,O2o 80, which, of course. will have no value, but it is expected that from time to time this account would be charged off; and, therefore, cannot be regarded as an as set. It will be noted that of the bonds which were issued in 1905-showing large discount in the sale--no part of this amount has yet been charged off
 Profit and Loss.
 The profit and loss account shows a debit of S455, ,045.77. Had the debit as shown in inventories been charged to the profit and loss account-which was prop er--the debit would be $1 206, 174 36. Let it be remembered, however, in this connec- ton that this debit would he increased probably sl0o,O0o with more accurate inven- tories and market valuations.
 Assuming that the profit and loss ac- count be closed into the surplus account it would make a deficit in the surplus account of s1 ,229, ,s45 .39, after deducting, of
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Bonded Indebtedness.
 The Southern Steel company issued s3,- oO0,00o 5 per cent gold bonds. interest pay able May and November of each year. The bonds only cover what are known as the original purchase of the South ern Steel company, viz: Furnace and steel plant at Alabama City; wire and rod mill at Ensley, Ala; Virginia City and Altoona coal mines; Porterville and Gaylesville ore mines. The interest on these bonds, therefore was in default November 1. 1907. On the purchase known as Lacey-Buek Iron company, there are s450,00O per cent bonds. inter- est payable January l. and July of each year. The Lacey-Buek company pur- chase consists of the furnace plant. coke , ovens, etc., at Trussville. Ala. Crudup ore mines near Attalla, Ala, the brown ore mines at Oremont. Ala, the Graves coal mines in Jefferson county. the La buco coal properties at Labuco, in Wal ker county. the lease on the Spencer quarry, near Boyles. Ala, Oremont mines. Oremont Ga. On the Chattanooga Coal and Iron company there are $6000O0 6 per cent bonds, interest payable Jan uary 1 and July of each year. These bonds are secured by mortgage on the Chattanooga furnace properties the Dun lap coal mines, coke ovens, etc. The Georgia Steel company have outstanding s1 O00,OO0 per cent bonds, interest pay able April and october 1 of each year. This mortgage covers the brown ore
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Raids To Be Investigated.

Louisville. December 13.-State Fireman Marshall Ayres today sent letter to Cir cult Judge Thomas P. Cook of the Hop kinsville circuit, urging that special term of the court be called. and special grand jury be empanelled for the purpose of Investigating the recent tobacco raids Tn Christian county. Captain Ayres states that he is powerless to do anything fur ther unless he has authority to summon witnesses and compel their attendance.
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Purchase of Silver,

Washington, December 13.-The treasury department today purchased 3O0,OOO ounces of silver for delivery in equal amounts at Philadelphia New Orleans and Denver at 55 D cents per ounce.
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Seaboard = Popular Atlanta
 Line

Leave Birmingham 500 a. m. and 4:15 p. m. Complete Pull man and dining car service, At lanta, Richmond, Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York and all points east.
 The Smooth Way-On Time Trains.
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Southern Railway will sell

round trip tickets to Atlanta on Dec. 20, 21, 22, g, 24, 25, limit ed Jan. 6, 1908, at rate of $6.92, Go by. the line that operates the handsomest trains. New York Limited leaves 6:25 a. m. Birmingham and Atlanta Flyer 4:15 D. m.
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course, the s1, 1,0OO,000 fictitious surplus al- ready referred to.
 No royalty has been charged during the whole existence of the company until the present comptroller took charge, and then only what was required by the bonds for a sinking fund on the Tennessee and Georgia properties. The amount so charged was $33,936.1.
 Under the head of statement of re- serve and sinking funds, sheet No 20 the account shows that there was credited for bond redemption, sinking fund, relin- ing, etc, $233, ,S55 27. Against this fund was charged for refining and renewal of fur naces at Gadsden, $62, 1862. 40 and at Ris- ing Fawn $41;649 11-making a total of S104, ,6n 51, leaving net amount to the cred it of this account, SIPS, 76. This ac- count, of course, is simply a paper credit and the funds are not known to bo available for the purposes for which they are intended
 Property In Other States. In the conclusion of the report occurs the location and description of the prop critics of the Southern Steel, with the ca pacity, the history, the physical condition, etc., of each.
 In this part of the report, too, the re- ceivers announce that there are three sets of receivers, that of the Alabama the Georgia and the Tennessee proper ties. The personal property connected with the Georgia and Tennessee plants has not come under the control of the Alabama receivers and has not been available in the operation of the plants The Alabama receivers understand that the courts of Georgia and Tennessee are not disposed to turn over the properties in those states to the Jurisdiction of the federal court of this state until trus- tee shall have been appointed. As far as inventories and estimate of values could be obtained the personal property in the states of Georgia and Tennessee are included in the estimates of the Alabama receivers as resources, ultimate ly for the payment of claims against the company.
 It was stated, too, that the cases pend- ing against the company for personal damages sustained in the recent disaster at Virginia mines must be reckoned with. In case these cases go against the de- fendant these claimants of damages will be included among the creditors of the com pany.
 The report concluded with thanks to tho merchants and labor, well the creditors, who were willing to make any reasonable concessions in order that the plants of the company could continue operation.
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should not have been shown on the books at all."
 colonel Bush stated immediately after reading that In his opinion the 'fctitious mllllon' was not created to enhance the credit of the company addNpg facetiously that the company already possessed, ap- parently, as much credit as it desired.
 No Hard Criticism.
 Concerning the directorate of the bans- rupt concern, and its management. tbere was no criticism, though there were several mild intimations of possible err TOTS.
 The ''fictitious million" was of this nature.
 Then, too, it was pointed out that allowing the pig machine, in which basic iron is manufactured, to get in state of ill-repair. necessitated the dumping of the product of the Alabama City furnace on the ground, renderine e, some 1000 or 1900 tons of inferior grade.
 Also, an i'll adjustment of the pro- ducts of the furnaces and the steel mill was commented upon, and the ill-ad- justment of the output of the steel mill to the products of the wire and rod mill was referred to.
 Too, in arriving at the valuation of tHc Soi Pol d ulHefence or about S21, 100000 was noted between the books of the Southern Steel and the books of the sub bsidary companies. m works and properties as shown in the books of the Southern Steel are valued at $30.592 ,151 22. The books of the constituent companies show the yal1e of the properties ito be only SS,S93.- 517. 10.
 The cost of the products of the com raa nd hA also commented upon. There was terse reference to the loss at which iron is being sold from the Rising Pawn fur mace, wire nails from Ensley, and bil- lets from Gadsden, while the profit of one-tenth of l cent per pound on barbed wire was declared exceedingly small.
 There was also mention made of notes for $S90000 secured by the per- sonal indorsement of F. T. Schuler vice president of the corpora tion The reading of this item caused a stir in the audience.
 kean Van Cortlandt Present.
 Seated in tn eaudience of creditors were several well known and prominent people in the financial world from other states.
 First of this number was the presi-
  landt X Co. of New York, with which concern the Southern Steel has had enormous dealings. Against the Van Cort'andt firm the Southern Steel holds an account of S165. 2SO .07, which was shown to be unexpended balance of proceeds of bonds and collateral trust notes. This account is in dispute and is subject to future adjustment, inas- much as the statement shows that the company was indebted to the New York concern in the sum of $170,9 .69.
 MT. Van Cortlandt was here to at tend to this little" matter. He did not make statement for publication.
 Another prominent financier inter- ested in the bankrupt proceedings of the Southern Steel who attended the receivers, report yesterday, was $. c. Van Camp of Indianapolis. Homer Dillington of Pittsburg. an attorney representing financiers of Pennsylva- mia interested in the Southern Steels s condition, was also present.
 Some of the visitors hold stock in the Southern Steel. all of which, according to the understanding, is not paid for. Under the laws of Alabama. these stockholders are indebted to the credi-
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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-08-15

Boston, Aug. 5.--Mock Duck, said 70
BE- one Of the leaders Of the Hep Sing
Tong. was arrested in Quincy Sunday
and locked up here on . charge Of be-
ing concerned In the fatal shooting In
Chinatown on Friday night, when
three members Of the On Leong Tong.
another Chinese secret society, were
killed. Mock Duck had . revolver in
his clothes when arrested. Seven Of
the ten Cinnamon who were said to
have taken part in the shooting have
been apprehended.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-08-15

Newy1orK, Aug. :. Several stocks
quoted in New York fell to new local
records Friday. Notable among them
was Standard on which at one time
during the day reached 466 the lowest
point touched in many years. A little
later the stock was offered at ATS with
no bidders. Several years ago STAN
dard on sold above $500 per share
and Fridays price indicates shrink
age in value computed on the total
capital stock Of more than 100000
900. s
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-08-15
First published In the Abilene Weekly Re-
Hector August. 1901
Sheriff,s Sale.
Case No, 1850.

.1Atss case NO 1901. 51sF
The Minneapolis Threshing Machine Com
pAny. y Corporat on, Plaintiff,
We.
Jacob j. Krapif, Carrie yKropG, Barbara
Kropf, Althea g. Anderson, Z. W, Dessen-
berger and Charles A. MCPHERSON. De-
fendaats.
Under aud Writ 10 Of an Order Of Sale IT,
sued BY the Clerk Of the District Court Of the
8th Judicial District, within and for Dickin-
son County, State Of Kansas, n the above
entitled case, and 70 me directed and deliv-
cred, / vii on Monday, the End day Of sep
tomber, A. D. 1901, at 10 O'Clock a, N. OF said
a. the front door Of the Court House In the
CITY OF Abilene, Dickinson County, State Of
Kansas. without Appraisement,. sell 70 the
highest bidder for cash in hand the following
real estate to-Wtt, Lots numbered one %
and two % In Brady'e sub-dlylsion Of lots
numbered Owe % and sig % IN block number
ifteen Olb) 10 Kinney and Hodges addition %
Che City OF Abilene, in picktnson S0nnty.
state 81 Kansas. The said real estate will BE-
sold pursuant to the Judgment Of the
Court In said cause recited In said Order Of
witness my hand this sis. dYy q I yG ~ 1901
sheriff Of Dickinson coaaty. Kansas.
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IEirut pubushod in Abilene Weekly Reflector
August I. 1901
Publication Notice.

10 Helen ]. ouakine, and her unknown heirs,
dsvison1 administrators, executors and
tfusseeA christlan o. ouahina and bis I'M
knoen hslIfi ass,.ses ~ .em.1is.a..Pis. 81
deVisoos, adminlltrdtQFA. nxec1tqEl and
trustees Of John Bear, deceased, John Bear
and he unknown hoira, dosisees, ndminin-
tratofa executors and trunteoai
You and each Of you are hereby notified
that you hnye bees sued b. All.atelh Leon-
~. ss "a a,s q ksssss. IA - eeiiss Wferain
ssld Eiiss6sti Lombard . piSiriif AID 501
are defeuoania end thai ypl Hul c1c1 81 you
must answer aAld rlainalh ane4oed pel-
,oR ess y ,hsss s.s ~ ~ q g Il Vii 'i e
20 sns1eii6s. $50 jidgmtni o. ths 90 loelhg
nature Iill % TAKEN agaln1s a1f eng Al e.
firht, tifio 81 Interest IN tha following DE-
rcfIhed real e1la19 Situated N llcklnaon
County, fiafo az ken11E, to-uiE I1e ncrlh-
east 0lafllr % of 19esl41 number eleven
NJ rerrs lhr1S =. 1a1I 81 40 sra ffI1cir1i
MERRIAM. wtIr1 You Or each Of gun nay
krSs 81 clnln q kdg1 II AID Ia1i 1Ilai1. a.
lhY p-rt l.el4oi ~ y s..ainafee y ~ .1e-
t1sIll1 cfall1 pflilt1. arf hai - fI|a
nd lIrfi 81 r6r1frIiol q 40 rIaIrlIn 10
aal4 ~ 11l1la wi - qlleiFl - aE4inll
Iee 80 80 q 70 ~ -. ". -9e y.
1ni1I1l1 ana TllIIalnrf fInr llf1lrr urrI
-l1IUir1 Az rlr1t ull 81 IrlILl.- ~ 1I O.
80 80 .s.alt. - ~ ~. 1890 ~ ,I.I'
rIaITHr. ~ IfrI .Ii1 r|arH| HrI tnII
Iast rItIl rHM IrI7| IS '1I| ~ m I0N| u 1r.
rrI|l 20 ..|-I'.|'.I| .r'l q ~ ''|- - |lI
8E. ~
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-08-15

/, I.ets j. !. s. j IS i ia y ~
Lct W. 4 L z. y! .',. Dlk ~, \ aCss
THoHPSoN AND NC oY'e ADD
Lots u II and 2 Is x IL. ". ls fInd
| LIST street. Lok %, IND etreet, y 10 =
sOuTHWIcK AND AUGUSTINE; !.
lot a. no s s,S & !, A;n ere re ., Y
northeast quarter Of lot ~, Seventh st
e. s & A 4 : " i ii;'
LG r. 81 "a fots r ! G H. III Ss: :
| 81. q, q, Blk 81 Lots Is. q and . half
BhADY'G pvB DIV on LVrS s. 9, OF
ELK II. a
90 RICE AND AUsTINs ADD.
lblk J. Lots I, 5. 10, blk s. Lots 5. .
46N Il 9, ! 20 4 3. biz q *,
RICE AND gONEBRAKEc ADD. 7.
Iot Saii III III Il III lYss bik Lott sa 4
!. ), >. Blk D 4 70 Il iot 3. Blk 10, Lot
< Il LEsBoLp AND EIsHHEs ADD.
~ = IEiBOiDG isT ADD.
creek * 200 II, Vine rtreet, w y lot %
lot 90 First street lot - - 3 , Eirat
F Ss1Sfsi subsDix. IT Of Biock FiaA-.
er,s Addition.
10. snd FitsHnRs ADD.
Lot 2 H 8ISS1 I; ADDITION.
Lots 10, Il, Is, 1e, block I. Lots q, 25,
az. block s., Lots7, "a, rs, 26, block 8.
Lot is, block II. Lots 4, B. block ~.
L z j, q a - b II b,d z n "a q ols g;
~ ~ D F1iRV VI ADDITION.
Lots 81, %, 20, "a, blk II. Lots 19, 20,
G IsSSs Il q. -, biceSss. tots IL i, il,
DOCK y BOSTON HEIGHTS ADD.
EAST ABILENE TOWN cos ADD. n
Lots SO, "a, IS. SO, 81; 49, 81 20 blk
2s Lots 10. 1e, IL. Is, 10. 70. IS, e, e,
H Ra y q I3 q me- T. Il La e ~ 81
80. All blks 81 and e..
WALLIS ADD.
Ao' ~ ' ssHIALLEYs ADD.
Ak kSts p Eo 3 RYts LS 4 g y a Glb
Lo' SN II isB ID Z H RHh ADD.
Lots = Y Eo sls III ls-fs.ss
sec i6, twp 10, and running thence n
265 1t to u p R Of w, thence ne along
said r o. w 1O5 IT to a point $50 It w Of
Q line sec 1e. twp 49, r 2, thence 3 1853 II,
Is T. ia &. y q & 70 .. beg /. h.
cor sec l6, twp 10, r 3 and running thence
n 1876 It. ". IS #. . i25 II, IS Il to be-
KIRBY's ,ADD.-vacated
Lot ., blk 4. Lot 16, blk 20. Lots 4. Il,
PART OF ARKANSAS VALLEY TOWN
AND LAND CO.--Vacated.
SS6y1SS.44 It ne quarter sec 81, twp Is,
r ..
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Canadian oarsmen Fass.

Philadelphia, Aug. To- Spirited
race marked every one Of the si1
events decided IN the preliminaries to
the s5th annual regatta Of the Nation.
al Association Of Amateur oarsmen
held over the schuyIltill river course
Friday afternoon. The Canadians
were the surprise Of the regatta
They either were placed or won eveFy
event in which they competed,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-08-15

STATE OF KANSAS, Dickinson Co, S.;
/, ]. j. Schneider, Treasurer Of Diclkin-
son County, Kansas, do solemnly swear
that the above statement IL true and cor
rect to the best OF my knowledge and be-
lei. J. J. SCHNEIDER
BY F. W. MORSE, County Treasurer.
Deputy.
I hereby certlfy that the foregoing state
ment waH subscribed and sworn to before
ed this 26th day Of July. 1907.
(Seal.) County Clerk
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-08-15
nm, uubHshsd IN Abilsss WEEKLY Rehsctoi
August 4 1871.
Sheriff. Sale Under Execution.
STATE E..s,. o. E d.,sE1 Esa
State Of Kansas
~
EduArd haklna

b virtue Of 81 Erocutiou e ne direct
nd dallFgred. Issued uut Of The EIrht1 u
1iclal pieifict Com o. ~ STATE 81 t1nens
0fnia' II WI. On u1noar. N1rltunfr nd q.
d. lUI. a. he houf Of tcn o'clQcl A. ~ q
AZ dnr. ~ the frcnI door % re lCrrI
Hoes n Atnoro. o. ~ CtuuIT 40 ttrIl
flrhr,f blfdHf. f1f cash n 1and al tAt liIaA
fIIi4 nd interest o. he above nau1rl a.Il1I.
nj IL ard 70 DE foIl1sinT el1c-ltoa "a
1Iiafo ic-vlii L1l1 11rlltT itrc1 O. a.tE..-
$40 m I'D rTraIlr-rITNl| I'D 81 -
-tr,.l II NrrlEn InE a ArTrrIIU4|l nIlIlI1l
"a ~ ClIT q AfIlau1. pl-kI1Io1 connil.
-@i rlsnsrlr Ilrle1 caunl :, ,. 40 e
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1I|.1I|I 14l F,|'rI'N. $..4
Hr'|''I o.1@ I|.|I''s I41'I "N'4
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French Music In AIsaee.

Belfort, France. Aug. 6.-F'or the
FIRST time since the Franco-P russian
war Z French musical society Sunday
participated with the approval Of
the German government IN musical
fetes in Alsace. The members Of the
society marched with the Tri-Color
flying and everywhere were received
with cheering.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-08-15
lBirut published in the Abilene Weekly Re
iecsor July q. Ien.1
Truree'a Sale.

In the District Court Of the United States
for the District Of Kansas. First Division.
s s: u spi EiRiliSs DOM In n.nt''D'eS
Notice d hereby eivon that On wednesday.
the 4sth day Of August. A. D. 1901, 81 : O'Clock
>, n Of eaid day, a. the once Of The security
Killing Company 10 Abilene, Kansas, win
cell AZ public auction 70 the highest aud best
bidder, for cash, the following described real
estate and personal property, the same being
4 part OF the assets ofsdid bankrupt, The Sc
cnrity Milling Company, TO uit; blqck six
Ia IN the original town. nov city OF Abilene
Ransas, with the freme Touring mill and
machlnery and other buildings located 90
SAID block, and AL tools and appliances used
IN and about said dpuflng mill alnD one are
proof safe, one roller TOP deak, one type
writer and desk one once chair, one type-
writer chair, team Of hofees, eeeon. and
harnssa and.a large quantity Of nonr and
Thls sale WI be made under the authority
OF a. order Of sale IN said case made By the
Hon. .. o. Millikil, .Referee Il BANKRUPTCY
% the 2rd day Of July. A. D, lget, nnq VII
b subject 70 the approval 2. 10 ss.srse
Trustee IN Bankruptcy.
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Tuesday, Sept. 8, 1907,

and the succeeding days thereafter be sold by at the
county reasurers office in Abilene Dickinson county Kansas
the county, for the delinquent and the charges there
on for the year 1906 unless shall be paid before said
day Of sale:
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-08-15

Ian,s sub div Of lots Is, a, hlks I.pig s,
9, Blk g. Lots II, ~, blk ~, Lot blk
IL Lots o 70. blk 10. Lot PIX ie.
]. o ST. ~ ios Il, tx X q 81 = :
"a Tsimaqs u WliIowdals.
81 h Snsd al al u, "a III street.
TaIms,qe n eueksys
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-08-15

Beginning at sw cor o. quarter
ne quarter Q 10 rods, n 50 rods
W 20 rods, IS rods, Q 16 rods
IS rods to beginning. :. .13 IL RWl
Sfsa sSss.s = 8 5Sas Quarter g y IL
r rSas to 3 Beginning sEi6si !. toc., w
'om on line Of 9Th ut Solomon
22B It, 1876 II, Q 80 IT,
- ft,e 178 It, 200 It to begin. ~
ning.......s sf,,,'...s. ssA 40 W
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To All Whom 1t May Concern:
STATE OF KANSAS, | !.
Dickinson, County. =

Notice is hereby given that the following described lands
and Town Lots situated in the County Of Dickinson and
State Of Kansas much thereof may be necessary for
that purpose, will on
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-08-15

ChoeNer township -
Beginning $50 II OF NV cor Of
ne quarter ne quarter TO
center OF Chapman creek, Q Al
Il & SssInS s 0u.. ., ' , ss II .
A lot beginning at point rods
Z of NV cor Of ne quarter ne
Quarter, running thence 20
the center OF chapman creek,
thence . rods and II, thence
h 70 q point 1856 # Of Clay
county line, " a thence =