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The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1907-05-02
Cotton Warehouses.

The farmers Of Calhoun county have
organized stock company with !
capital Of SO. 900 with the purpose o.
building warehouses for cotton. THU
movement under the direction Of the
farmers union IL taking shape al over
the south, Texas being the leader
with some $50 warehouses already
established. Farmers In this state
have become convinced that little
good can be accomplished By agree
ments to hold cotton until arrange.
ments can be made whereby the cotton
planter can secure warehouse room
aud some advance on his cotton to
meet present emergencies. While
they are willing as . rule to hold their
cotton, only few farmers are able to
do so and are compelled to market it
for ready money. The farmers Of
Lincoln purpose to be abreast with
this or any other movement for the
betterment Of conditions in the agri.
cultural section. The meeting Of the
farmers union held last Friday was
called for the purpose Of discussing
the warehouse plan, and this subject
will be resumed at the Beaver Greek
meeting on April 26. Brookhaven
business men have signified an interest
and will help financially in its de-.
velopment.
The plan oomprehends the sale Of
cotton in large lots on the plan Of
competitive bids, warehouse being
provided for storage until propitious
time for selling. With cotton stored
properly aud insured. the owner will
be able to borrow to meet pressing
necessities and can hold his staple I'M
til his judgement tells him to sell,
instead Of rushing in on q falling
market to help beat down the price.
The warehouse, il adopted, will re-.
quire the incorporation Of company
to the capital of which every farmer
will have an opportunity to subscribe.
The incorporators will carry on
the business at close margin,
adding only profit enough to
give them q fair return on their in
vestment and insure them against IN
forseen contingencies. The details
will, of course, have to be worked ont
in practice. Lincoln County Times
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1907-05-02
LOCAL and Personal
MENTION.

Judge. W. z. McLaurin, of Vicks-
burg, spent Sunday in Brandon.
w. H. Berryhjll is visiting his
daughter, in Gulfport, this week.
Justice George Robinson, of Pela.
hatchie, spent Monday with Brandon
friends.
Guy Buchanan is spending q few
days with Brandon relatives and
friends
A fine baby boy was born to Mr..
and Mrs. A. M. Shields Monday
morning.
! Tomorrow afternoon is the time for
the regular communication Of Tyron
Masonic Lodge.
Maronne Gaddis and Neil Mo.
Laurin, of Bolton, spent Sunday with
Brandon friends.
The Baptist parsonage Is rapidly
assuming shape, the frame work all
! being completed:
Miss Josie Peacher left Sunday for
Louisville, Miss, where she will re.
side in the future with her sister.
Miss Lorena Berryhill left yester-
day for q short visit to friends in
Biloxi, Mobile, and other places on
! the coast.
Prof. Mcintosh, Supt. Myers and
Miss Ernest left this morning for
Gulfport to attend the state teachers
association.
Misses Annie and Mary Kline are at
Gulfport attending the State Teachers
Association. Miss Mary will take
charge of q school near Pass Christi On
on Monday.
Brother Simmons will begin a
series of meetings at the Baptist
church tonight Services afternoon
and night. All are invited and urged
to attend all the services Let all
join hands to make this successful
meeting.
DR.. Ruel May has opened q dental
Office upstairs 10 the Rankin County
Bank building and is prepared to dc
all kinds of dental work. He is q
graduate of the Southern Dental
College, at Atlanta, and practiced last
year at Florence. He was born and
reared near Brandon. He is good
fellow and splendid dentist and we
take pleasure in commencing him to
the public.
Z. B. GODDARD and Miss Nina Baker
were married Tuesday afternoon 1T Z
o'clock, 81 the home Of the BRIDE
parents, Mr.. and Mrs A. G.. Baker,
near Dobson. Immediately after She
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1907-05-02
Administrators Notice.

Letters Of administration having been
granted on the 10Th day Of April, 1907, by
the chancery court of Rankin County,
Mississippi, to the undersigned on the
estate of P. P. Walker, deceased, notice
is hereby given to all persons having
claims against said estate to present the
same to the clerk of said court for probate
and registration according to law within
one year from this date. or they will be
forever barred. This 10th day Of April
1907. CANINE SMITH WALKER,
Administrative.
McLaurin & Enochs, Solicitors. apr25-3t
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1907-05-02
The Depot Telephone.

The following demand has been
sent By the citizens Of Brandon 70 the
Cumberland headquarters:
Whereas. the Cumberland Telephone
q Telegraph Company agreed TO Install
: phone IN tho Brandon depot. free Of
charge to the merchants Of Brandon
and, whereas, II has been discontinue
cd for some time-it being kept up at
the expense Of the merchants there.
fore, We, the undersigned patrons Of
said company have sgreed that after .
sixty days notice to have orr phones
taken ont unless the 'phone is put
back In the depot and 1T the expense
Of the telephone company:
w. G. Barnes, store and residence.
Brandon Mercantile Co., store.
L. s. May, residence.
A. n. Shields, store and residence.
A. @. Thornton, store, desk and
residence.
J. 7. B. Berry, residence.
II. A. Busick Company. store.
Gayden 8 Co., store and residence.
Darnall Bros, store.
0. E. Martin, stable and residence.
Brandon Drug Co., store.
J. 81. Whitfield, residence.
Brandon News, Office.
W. s. May, residence.
Mrs. II. s. Cole, residence.
Joe Oorley, meat market.
Jno. A. Gayden, hotel.
u. =. Ward, cashier Rankin Coun.
ty bank.
O. w. Girdlestone, residence.
+. + Brown, residence.
j L. Buchanan, residence.
D. NJ. Mayors, residence.
f. B. Walrod, residence.
s. L. McLaurin, residence.
Mrs. O. s. Harris, residence.
Mrs. F. O. Burney, residence.
A. G.. McLaurin, residence.
NJ. s. Hobson, residence.
j. w. Evans, store and residence.
A. J. McLaurin, residence.
Mrs. s. 81. Stapleton, residence.
L. e. Washburn.
J. +. Enochs, residence.
2. T. Oottrell, residence.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1907-05-02
Closing Exercises Pelahatchit
High School.

The following program will be rem
dered ut the closing Of the Pelahatchie
High school, beginning May 10:
Wednesday. May 10, 8 p. m.-Com.
mencement sermon, Rev. d. e. Kelly,
Bogue Chitto.
Thursday. May 16, 8 p. m.-En-
tertainment; primary and intermediate
grades; awarding medals In primary
and intermediate grades.
Friday, May II, 10:30 .. m.-Grad-
uating exercises.
Friday, May II. II q. m.-Annual
address, DR.. W. B. Murrah, jackson.
Misss awarding medals.
Friday, May II, 8 p. M School
entertainment:
/. Piano duet. Wandering Jew"
Eula May Massengale and Miss Nc
Donald.
2. Reading, Miss Pauline Sum-
mers.
5. Chorus, "Pit Pat. -
4. sSu0A0VV01 6AOUCAlS OuUA0 oU0s
5. Piano duet, Miss Mcdonald and
Lottie Baker.
s. Play, MRS. Flooding g Nieces"
7. Piano trio, "A May Day, Bes-
sic Mashburn, Gustal spann, May Am
mons.
5. Life scene, There, Little Girl,
Don't Cry
o. 1.-THE Magic Mirror"
10. Piano duet, Misses Cora and
Ollie Patrick. :
II. How 6nole Nose Counted. .
Tally Heslep.
IL. Chorus. ''Sweet Di g tan
Chimes.
10. Merio Drill and pantomime,
twelve girls.
There will be small charge Of %
and 10 cents for admission to the en-.
tertainment.
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Administrator Notice.

r. F. D. No |.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1907-05-02
Notice of Chapter Meeting.

On Monday, May 6, is the time fol
the regular monthly convocation Of
Brandon Royal Arch Chapter, No.
121. DR.. Kersh, the excellent high
priest, desires full attendance Of the
companions, as important business
will como before the chapter at that
meeting. The grand lecturer will be
here on the 9Th and 9th Of May. Just
two days after the regular meeting,
and it is necessary to prepare for his
coming. Companions Of other chap
tiers are invited to meet with us, and
be benefited By Companion Sadler'i
lectures.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1907-05-02

Miss. The News joins their many
friends in extending congratulations
and best wishes.
Among the announcements today
will be found the name Of A. P.
White, Of beat 4, who is seeking the
Office Of Justice Of the peace, Mr..
White IL we'll and favorably known to
tho people Of his beat, and being well
qualified to fill the Office, he will
have strong following. He will
appreciate your support.
DR.. H. J. Burnham has purchased
the dental outfit Of the late DR.. p. r.
Walker, and will locate here within
the next few days for the practice Of
his profession. DR.. Burnham Is q
graduate of the Southern Dental COL
lege. at Atlanta, and has been practic-
ing at Brookhaven since Christmas
DR.. Burnham Is splendid young man
and we wish him much success.
The commencement exercises Of the
Brandon Graded school will occur on
Friday evening May "a, 1907. The
literary address will be delivered
Friday morning at II O'Clock by Hon.
J. H. Ourfie, Of Meridian, and the
class exercises will be held Friday
evening at $3.50 p. m. The following
10 the class of 1907: Prichard Afford,
Merle Gayden, Atwood Thornton.
Emma Buchanan, Ruby Enochs,
Graham Burney, Marie Louise
Dickson. Mary Berry, Harris Collier
We are glad to note that Hon. R. s.
McLaurin is fast recovering from his
illness. This will be welcome news
to the people of this entire district,
for it is universally recognized that
his services as district attorney have
been so faithful and acceptable to the
people that it is useless for any man
in the district to run against him and
he will be overwhelmingly elected
again, and in all probability without
opposition.
O. O. McGilvra died at the home Of
his son, O. L. MoGilvra, Sunday
afternoon, April 90, 1907, after short
illness. aged 76 years. Mr.. McGilvra
came to Mississippi from Iowa four or
five years ago, and had since resided
with his sons, o. L. and J. II. Nc.
Gilvra and Mrs. w. F. Owen. He
was q devout member of the Methodist
church, and had always lived con-
sistent christian life. His remains
were laid to rest in the Brandon
cemetery Monday morning at II
O'Clock, the services being conducted
in most impressive manner by Rev.
Bryan Simmons.
Deputy Sheriff j. A. Morris re-
turned Monday from Pensacola, Fla,
having in custody Joe Gates, who is
charged with Kidnapping. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gates were divorced a couple of
years ago and the children were given
to Mrs. Gates, she being considered
the proper person to care for them.
About year ago Gates went to the
home of his former wife and in her
presence and over her protest, took
two Of the boys and made his way to
Florida, where he was apprehended a
few days ago and jailed, awaiting the
arrival Of the Rankin county authori-
ties. Mr.. Morris also brought the
children home and they have been re.
stored to their mother. Gates is in
Jail awaiting the action of the grand
jury, which will convene on the sec.
ond Monday in May.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1907-05-02
FOR Sale.

My place. s miles north Of Pela.
hatchie. 200 acres land, good
dwelling, we'll watered. Also
horses, IL cattle, yoke oven, 4S head
Of sheep, wagon and buggy-For
terms, Address ]. D. MASHBURN,
r. +. D. Mol. Pelahatchie, Miss
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1907-05-02
For Sale.

Grist>mill and gin, 25 H. r. boiler
and 20 II r engine, comparatively
new gin and brand new press, pair
wagon scales; good location.
J.. W. KERSH,
Brandon, Miss.
r. f. D. No. |.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1907-05-02
Notice.

For bargain, apply to J. W.
Cooper. Blacksmith and woodshop,
complete set of tools, good stock Of
material. large roomy honse. Lot
24x8O. located on west Main street.
All for 5000.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1907-05-02

Wife to husband: Say, John,
want one Of those "blue fame" oil
stoves at W. G.. Barnes.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1907-05-02

Fresh groceries and prompt service
w. G.. Barnes.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1907-05-02
Don't Read Thisl
LIST OF MERCHANDISE
KEPT IN STOCK.

LIST Or MERCHANDISE ,
a KEPT IN STOCK. I
~ Prickly Ash Bitters,
Acs Electric Bitters, \
"a Wine of Cordui, y
~ Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
"a covery, I
S DR.. Kings New Discovery, \
~ Plantation Sarsaparilla,
- Mississippi Diarrhea Cordial, I
N Plantation Antiseptic Liniment, 4
~ Porter's Antfseptic Healing Oil, \
"a Groves Chill Tonic. (
Sk Groves Worm Syrup, n
~ Groves Baby Bowel Remedy,
~ Smiths Kidney Cure, 4
Y Hills Lightning Healing Oil, Z
~ Coleman's Mustard,
II Pure Laudanum, bottle Of bulk, I
~ Castor Oh !"
"a Turpentine !" 4
SS Thedford's Black Draught, y
~ DR.. Kings New Life Pills,
IA 2. & w. Quinine, Z
Ia Salts, 4
~ Calomel, =
81 Gum Camphor, I;
II Bucklen's Arnica Salve,
~ International Gall Cure,
"a Empty Capsules, etc., etc. {;
n J. T. TOWNSEND, &
II Blue Front Store,
. Lynw0od, Miss. (
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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-10-17

On motion the application for stock
brand Of Cora Rush was approved. for
horse brand CIR on right shoulder and
cattle brand CR on left shoulder, was
ordered put Of record.
On motion the application Of A. j.
McKew for stock brand was approved
ard cattle brand 90 on right side
was ordered put OF record.
On motion the application for stock
brand Of w. ]. Millsap was rejected for
reason that it conflicts with brand re-
corded on page lOl Of stock brand rec
ord.
On motion the Board adjourned un-
til O'Clock a m, October sth 1907
Honorable Board Of County Commis-
sioners met pursuant to adjournment
at o'clock a. m, October. s,h 1907.
Gresham and Shields present, Gresham
chairman.
On motion the following order was
made: To the county clerk Of Beaver
county: You are ordered to transfer
the following described list Of personal
property from District 81 and s. 10 dis
triet 1873, located in sections /. I2. IS.
"a, .. "A, TIP 4 z q and sections 5, 8. :.
:, Il, i. IS, in Tp 4.R2s
By the order OF County Commission
ers. J. c. GRAsHAN, Chairman
JoHN SHIELDS.
On motion it is ordered that the ac-
tiOn Of county superintendent in an
nuling district No. l62 be reversed and
district re-estAblishvd.
On motion the report Of road viewers
ia the toad petitioned for by Peter
Riley, ~ al was accepted and road or
dered put Of record
On motion the following order was
made:
County Treasurer, Beaver County.
Okla.
NJ. Z. Hibbs, eI-sheriff, having fled
an assignment % all fees due him a.
former sheriff Of Beaver couEty. o. T.
in favor OF John W Savage, you are
hereby authorized and ordered 70 pay
all such money received from all ser
vices to said John " Savage
Done by order Of the board Of county
commissioners this sth day Of fOetober
1897.
j. c GRAsHAN, Chairman
On motion all election expense bills
were continued until next session.
On motion the following reports were
approved
ID. ID. Meese as probaae Judge for quar-
ter ending sept, 80 1907.
" A Naylor as sheriff for quarter end
ing Sept, 81 1907.
On motion the following bills were
allowed
ii ID Meese for stamps, supplies. etc,
ii ID Meese, for expense -------4s-3 81
On motion the report of II d Meese,
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATTON.

Consolidated
Department OF Interior Land OHSce al WOOD
ward. Okla September & 1877.
Notice il hereby given that Albert ". Wright
of LOrena- Okla, and T. Car Klenk. Of Fio-is
Okla, have fled notice Of their intentj0n ts
make final cOmmuistiOn proof in support Of
their claims, viz: Albert W. Wright Il NJ
2isse for the SWz Sec y. Tp5N. q Z and
r. Can Klenk No Zsl6s made Aux.. ist lef
for the MEX Sec s. Ip y. p q made By
Carl Klenk and that said proofs vii he made
before II D. Meese. Probate Judge of Beay-i
county, Okla. az his OtSoe al Beaver, Okla. OF
Nor. II 1907.
Thsy name the following Witnesses 10 prov,
their continuous RESIDENCE upon. and eultiratior
Of. the and. viz:
Witnesses for AIherT " Wright
J-W. Fieds q Lorens. and =. Csr Klenk
". 7. FINLEY and william Brouer Of FlOris
Okla.
Witnesses for T. Carl Klenk
J. ". Fields and A. ". Wright Of Lorers
Okla, ans v. I. finley and william BrUser Of
DICE 7. MORGAN, Register.
e-Ig I0-si
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General Directory

These notices are published gratis.
Presiding officers are requested 20
furnish corrections when necessary.
CHURCH SERVICE
P-ssbyterian Church: Eysry Sunday at II
O'clock. a ul-sna nd and ltb Sunday evening
80. Ever enc invited. " B Leonard. Pastor
Methodist Church: Services every lst and
Sd sunday night - Al are invited B
ParaEl0re. Pastor.
sunday sehool-PresbJteria Church: Every
Sunday at ~ a m, Come and bring the children
Harry wellborn, see'y. J. r. Quinn, supt
LODGES
Oklahoma Post No.4.. Grand Army Of tie Re
public. meet. at their Hall each I'd and ith sat
urday at o'clock .. IN. All Comrades invited.
j. W. MoCocL, J. z. QuISN.
AdIutsnt. Commander.
Beaver Commercial Club: Meet every 1st and
ID Wednesday, Z 30 p m. at Court House
Blanchard. Sec'y. Albert wellborn, President.
Beaver Lodge K Of P. No. :. Meet s1ery
tuesday, w All n "a NoLAAdAA4 AAfANE- ~
attend Z. c. savoy y. c. A. c. Hibhs c.
Pioneer Lodge I. o. o. F. No. IN: Meet
very Monday evening pm Visiting brethren
invited to attend. Albert WellbOrn, Sec'y. A
WelIborn, q
Beaver Camp 77Ss " Wa: Meet the 2Dd an
Ish thursday . n. All Neighbors are invited
10 Campfire. Albert Wellborn, Clerk. W
Quian. ' {.
Beaver Camp No. soe1. Royal NeighbOr
ksss Il. Isl ard 81 Thursdays. at : pin. Al
-zooe-ror NelEhboEs invited to drop in for
ssc-sl srsuIuE E6nz Garrett Recorder:
sszlAh Hall Orzele
BEAvEE JoDsE No. l2s- A. T. & A. VI. Meet
eve-y Isl snd srd SATURDAY. at ~ ?. m.
Bre-h-su invited 10 Be present. L. 5. Nunseil
S@cy Harry B1liek. WN.
Besver Rebeksh Lodge No. 1se meets every
other Wednesday night. All sisters and broth
ers oOrdially welcome BERTHA LoOFBoCRRow
/ ENNIE AAPLE; S=c'y. fe Gr nd
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior.
United States Land Office.

Woodward. o. I. Oct. II. 1877.
Notice is hereby given that Claude L. Scott
of MsrenEo o. 7. has fled notice Of his irteniio1
to make 5nsl Comuuistk0n proof In support Of
his claim. viz. II Z No. Ss654 made Jull
Hsi. Iso. for the sE1. Nwls El4 swA. swz {
Wa Section 70. Tp. , n, Range 2 Z and that
sid proof Eill D made before Register and
Receiver OF the {. S. Land Office at Woodward,
Oklahoma. OF December Il. 1907.
He names The following witnesses to prove
his Continuous residenoe upau, and cultivs tlon
OF the land. viz
James II Taylor. Surprise. Okla, Luther
Drum Clear Lake. Okla. Alonzo ". Clern. and
Noble H. Clem. Aarsngo. Okla.
W-I rs DICK 7. MORGAN. Register.
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Department Of the Interior. Land Office at

"prI~dla VAAd-, Sept-- lIn- lpt.
Motto i hereby gwen that Flora WIdmer OF
Fslk-y. Okla, has fled notice Of her intention
20 make final Communication proof in support OF
her claim. VIZ; HE No. sss made May n. 1907
for the Wa NWs. Wis sWR. Section Is. Town.
ship ". Range "A z. and that said proof vii.
BE- made before H. d. Neese. prObste Judge foI
Besyer county. Okla, in bis ott5ce at Beaver, Ok
lahoma- on Nov p. 1877.
he names the following witnesses TO prove hi,
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of
said land. viz:
Bernard UIlrich. Of Fslkey. Okla, J. A. Red
man ". 7. Taylor. George Moody. Of BezTei
Okla.
DICK I. MORGAN. Register.
80 1924
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Commissioners Proceedings.
Beaver. Okla. o. . Z. leO7

Beaver, Okla, Oct 7, 1907
Honorable Board Of County Commits
sioners Of Beaver county, Oklahoma
met in regular session on October eth
1907, at O'Clock a IN Gresham and
Shields present, Gresham acting chair
mar.
On motion the following bills were
allowed:
J G Gresham, for quarter salary
and mileage ------------------slt slt5 -oJ
John Shields for quarter salary and
mileage ------------------- 1000
John w. Savage, messenger 10 Guthrie
for ballots, express charges, etc. -5S.31
L Bridwell for delivering ballot box
es,------.----------- -2o 10
John W Savage, for quarter sala-
~ -------------------- 5000
John W Savage, for expense for quar-
ter r------------------- --.-----------72 - ~
John " Savage, for making tax rolls
On motion the Board adjourned uu-
til O'Clock p. m.
Board OF county commissioners met
at O'Clock p. m, pursuant to ad journ-
ment. Gresham and Shields present,
Gresham chairman
In the matter Of the sale OF the old
court house. on motion the bid OF Otto
Barby was accepted, mis- bid being the
highest and best BID. The amounl
sold for was 537 90
On motion made by Shields and Sec
ouded by Gresham, the bill OF l.. r
Cahill for auditing and reporting upon
county offices and officers Of Beaver
County, pursuant 10 contract with
county commissioners, was allowed in
full settlement of all claims and de-
mands Of l.. T. Cahill against Beaver
county.
On motion the contract with Lee
Gosney as janitor of Court House was
approved.
On motion the road petition OF Frank
Williamson and Others was rejected for
the reason that il asks that section
line be closed and no road established
in lieu thereof,
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Official Directory
.lu. s. Land Office. Woodward

u. s. Land Office, Woodward
Z Virgins, Receiver
Dick I Morgan, Register
District Court Officers.
Hon. J L. Pancoast. Judge
Hon. John Embry, Z S. Attorney
John 4. Alternately, U. 5. Marshall
Ira A Hill, District Clerk
W. 7. Quinn, Deputy Clerk
County Officers,
Ri Loofbourrow attorney
&c Williamson, Treasurer
Jobn w Savage, Clerk
w Navlor. Sheriff
HID Meese. Probate Judge
Ella Baker. Supt OF Schools
EY Ogilvie, Register OF Deeds
L Munsell, Coroner
NC Galway, Surveyor
&c Gresham, Com lst Distric.
John Shields, Com. ID District
o Jent, Com Sd District
Commissioners Meet
The First Monday IN Jsnu2r<, April
July and October.
Probate Court
The First Monday in January, March
May, July, September. and November
District Court
Convenes in March and October
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D~ya1zr1e-i Q, the Iuserso.. Land o4soe at
Woc5sArd. Okia. sept. IS. isf
Note ls hersny Eirea that Eari n Darbold. o,
Couq1sss 1kla- has ri-1 rsoxics q his insensssn,
20 r-sse fra Col-mutssioo yreot IN suJssgf ci
his cislzr- via. HE Ne xSxs rnS5e jan "a Isy-
for TIE MA SEst. sEAs NEss Sec- Is Tp-s ~.
Rznr- = z and Loss srd > 80 a.. ID 3 ~.
Ez1ze = Ben and that satd p-cof sill y made
before ". 7. QDinn- Z. 5 Commlssionef IN hi:
o-bcs At Beaver Gaia q Nov lS Is1
Hr na-n@< IT, fcI5gs1nz witnesses 20 p-OFe n.
crafinoo1s re<S3-nce us.cn. sod cu,t1sstioo q,
ssi1 isBd. III
Cta-i-s T. Da--so5d. He J. Fi.be-. ot Con
.ussz- Okls- Charles Sohr.ck Newton Pickett
Gear Lsks. OKLA
s-Is le-z4 Dior 7. MoRsas. Register.
IeTsuneni q tbe Interior. Land o4soe at
woodward. OKLA Sgt Il 1877
Notice {. bs-shy given tnsi ClsrAnoe '. GrBbs
o; Prunto- 0slz-. hss sied notice Of his inten
tion to raaks ersal Comzutztioa proof IN sup
I.o-I of his clsi-n. viz. HE No g7TE made Nos
y. isE. fO- tbe sti sWIs. -. SE1.. Section 3
TO-uship y Rage = ECM- and that ssit
proc; Ein b msds before W T. Quinn- [. :
Con ms si0rier IN his oSace az Beaver. Okla, o.
NoF- q is1
Re rlzm-s the follOUing witnesses 10 prove hi
cuniinnoDs r-sidence us,On. and cultivation o
said lsIli VIZ.
William A. Tharp. Edsard Finley. william
Finleg. Hsncy Montgouaery. all OF Prooto. OKLA
sis 1914 DICK 7. NossAx. Register.
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