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LIGHT NOTE. AT 40 TO I.
Surprise at New Orleans when Out
slider Captured First Money.

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 2. = Light
Note. 10 10 /, won the fourth event at
the Fair grounds by two lengths. Light
Note was almost ignored In the bet
ting. Many eastern turfmen are arriv-
Ing for the carnival season. John w.
Gates and party are hefe.
The. opening event was killer for
the talent rhey thought Bertmont a
sure thing. aud thy went for him with
all their might, but when the race was
over they saw that they had put their
moncy-on dead one Western was
the one to get all the money. with Belle
Of the Hay second ana Duchess OF
Montebello third. 'The favorite. Bert
mont. X running yet. Summaries.
First I,aee.-Western. first: Belle OF
the Bay, second; Duchess OF Montebel-
10. third.
Second Race Catherine H.. first;
Lattice. second; Blister, third.
Third Race. Keator. first; Matador,
second. Red Ruby. third.
Fourth Race.-Llght Note. first;
Hickey. second. Tinker third.
Fifth Race Sea Salt. first: Schroe-
dcr's Midway, second: Gladiator. third.
Sixth Rnce.--Maryel T.. first; Veri-
best. second: Florentine third.
seventh Race. Belllndian. first; Plan
tagenet. second: Gold Coin. third.
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Arr,Ir sea Na,isa,or Dead.

80. JOHNS. y. D.. Fcb. Cap
iuin Arthur lackman. well known
artlc navigator. died here. Captain
Arthur Ia,sman was sixiy.four years
90 srr AMI was native 81 New
foundland. lie wns IN command ~
The shlp which carried Commander
iiolerf T.. rcary a. Greenland In the
laticrs nn.t expedition Ia 1871 IN
1870 Captain iackmnn distinguished
himself by r'sculng American whale.
men Who were imprisoned 10y lee near
Raniu land. Two years later be- cum
manslci the steamer Terra Nova.
which was seat by the Admiralty 10 re-
llesc the antarctic expedition steamer
Discovery. Captain Iackman was an
authority ON whaling aud seal hunt.
lng.
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81 pl.,lnsu,.h.a ere.,..

PITTSBuRG. Feb. The boarl Of
governors ~ the Cruciblc club have
extended Invitations 20 J. Pierponi
Morgan. Andrew Carnegie. senator 10
scph II. Foraker. Speaker Joseph Can
non aud James McCrca. president Of
the Pennsylvania railroad. 20 attend
the next annual dinner ~ tho club
Tie Crucible club of Piti~burg i slmi
lar 10 the famous Gridlron club Of
Washington. and IT, members ar
prominent In financial. political and
professional circles.
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MURDER AT WASHINGTON.
body OF Miss Frances Martha Found
Ia Forest building.


WASHINGTON. Pa. Feb. 4.-The
body OF Miss Frances Martin, eighteen
years old. was found In a room In the
Forest building In North Main street
here at an early hour. Whether she
was murdered has not yet been deter.
mined.
A young man named John lines
with whom Miss Martin attended the
Lyric theater the night previous. has
been arrested and Is being held to
await the action Of the coroner
The body was discovered by John V.
Cook. stage manager of the Lyric the
alter. which Il across an alley from
the Forest building. IN which Cook
lives. There are Indications that the
girl died late at night In the lyric the
alter building and that her body was
then taken across a little bridge which
connects the theatcr and Forest build.
Ing.
Cook and his wife say they cannot
account for the presence 81 the body
In their room. as they did not, know
Miss Martin nor had they ever seen
her before
A posimoriem examination was held
by Dr. Shannon. but he refused ~
make n statement There We're no
marks on the body indicating violence.
Coroner W. II. slpe aud District Al.
torney Underwood. who Investigated
the case. say IL l. mystery. Miss
Martin formerly livci at Indiana. aud
Il j. said her mother and sister sim
live there.
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ATHLETIC MEET.
Pennsylvania Relay Team Defeats
Columbia boys.


NEW YORK, Feb. 4.--That the Irish
American Athletic league has flourish
ed since its formation was demonstrate
cd at its indoor meeting In Madison
Square Garden. Practically every
available space from arena boxes TO
the uppermost gallery was occupied.
In other words, some 5000 persons,
apart from the contestants. were pres
ent. More than 700 entries had been
received, and OF these some 600 put
In an appearance.
In the seventy-fve yard three legged
race Harry Hllman Of the New York
Athletic club and Lawson Robinson OF
the Irish-Amerlcnn Athletic club pair
ed and covered the distance as the
winners In as seconds, establishing
record.
University OF Pennsylvania runners
carried off the main honors In the two
intercollegiate relay races. j. II. Tay'
Tor. for the Quaker college. who was
running third man in the team, made
up twenty-five yards on the Cornell
men. the leaders to next to the last
relay. He covered his half mile In
minutes seconds. the fastest half OF
the two miles
Ills splendid burst practically assnr
cd victory for his college. ms he be
queathcd an advantage OF ten yards e
Hoskins. the fourth man on the relay
lie won by five yards from Marsh, the
last man on the Columbia team.
George Donhag OF the home clut
easily defeated William Nelson In the
special ave mile scratch race.
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JUMPED TO HIS DEATH.
II. r. Frothinshsm, Deiirious From
Nerv0ua Breakdown, n suicide.

Nervous Breakdown, n suicide.
NEW. YORK, Feb. 4.--IIoward T..
rockingham, who while dellrlous from
a nervous breakdown jumped from the
second story OF his home IN Seventy
seventh street, died just before mid
night.
Nervous strain, due to recent re-
verses In Wall street. Is believed TO
have caused the dependency which re-
suited In the deed. Mr.. rockingham
was one Of the best known men In the
financial district
lie had passed his forty-nfth birth
day aud was native OF New York
city. He was probably the biggest
and best known loan banker In the
country, lending more "calr' money
annually than any other man or firm.
He handled money for nearly all the
largest financial Institutions. and his
acquaintance In that line was almost
universal. lie had summer home ut
Deal Beach, n. J.
Recently his physician persuaded
him 10 take rest aud Mr.. Frothlng-
ham went TO Atlantic City. where he
stopped a few days Returning TO his
home here. he was ordered 10 bed and
nurses stationed In constant attend.
ance. When one OF the nurses opened
window In the sickroom Mr.. Froth.
ingham sprang from his bed and.
thrustlng aside one OF the nurses who
had seized him. jumped from the win
dow. lie fell TO the area. alighting on
the back of his head. receiving n com.
pound fracture atthe base of the skull.
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nil. win. pey.r Tropby.

PALM BEACH. Fla Feb. lin the
mile trials In the motor boat races the
Dixie. Commodore y. J. Schroeder's
racer. drove the mile IN 2 minutes ~
seconds easily winning the Sir Thomas
u. Dewar shield trophy AMI establish.
mg a new worlds record The second
event. special i've mile race for the
spcedcr boats. was won by the Dixie,
thc scratch boat. though the Camden
racer The Swallow. finished only a
length behind. The finish OF this event
was the hest that has yet marked the
regatta.
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s...r. n.w. p.,L oa 80. aIr,.

NORFOLK. Va. Feb. AFTER bat
Ting with head winds and heavy seas
Tor seventeen days and when within =
few hours u her destination. the hart
Charles Lorlng. carrying 3SncO feet
Of lumber from Savannah 10 New
York. was run into AMI sent 90 the
bottom by the Old Dominion steamer
seneca during the night Tour miles on
Sea Girt. y. ]. The collision occurred
In a dense fog No one was injured
aud no lives were lost.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-02-04

Green b. Stratton who lives In the
north east part OF the town, was In the
village last week and incidentally
called az the Banner Office and renewed
his subscription tothe weekly Banner
for the 6lst consecutive time. Mr.
Straiton was married over 60 years
ago and Immediately after he sub
scribed for tn, Banner and the good
resolution then formed has been con-
.sclentiously followed out every sue.
ceeding year.
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Coal ramIre 20, w.,, Of Co.,

KNOXVILLE. Tenn. Fell. i.-Ihc
coal industry u east Tennessee and
southeastern Kentucky has bern para
lyzei the past week on account of n
coal car famine which has prevailed
on both the Southern aud Louisville
and Nashville railroads. the ouly two
lines Penetrating the districts Only
one day. Monday. were any cars what
ever given the mine operators. and A.
a result they have hecn unable 10 even
partially supply the larEe district IN
the southeastern states. which relic. on
this section for ~ coal
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.oIa o,Im..- u.... p..,,,,.a.

HuBBARDSTON. Mass. Feb. A.
Tho "Oh Grimes" house. one Of the
landmarks OF Hubbariston. was de-
stroyed by Ere. Everett NJ. FELTON, and
his family. who lived Ia the house
barely escaped death. The house was
built In 1901 by Joseph Grimes. whose
son. Ephraim. was made famous by
Albert Gorton Greene IN the sons
"oid Grimes T. brad" The loss 4.
estimated NJ $3.50.
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FRANK B. HOWE. Editor and Publisher

Governor Proctor has appointed
Hon. Joseph A. DeBoer, president OF
the National Life Insurance company,
and Hon. Olin Merrill, former collec
tor OF customs for the district Of Yer
mont to assist State Auditor Graham
In installing the new system OF &C.
counting In the state auditors Office.
Governor Proctor continues his happy
faculty OF selecting compete M men for
important places.
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oe.p,. praal r.,... ., ,-..rs.

AUBURN. y. Y. Fcb. Asa Ken.
yon % oneonih and Mrs Msric bed.
rick Of Syracuse. IN compliance. nccori
ing to- the police. with a suicidc pact
each drank the contents - an ounce
vial Of laudanum IN n rom NJ ilir TX
change hotel here Mrs. Drlrick u
dead. hut II Is believed Kenyon will
recover. lie i under arrest. Kenyon
recovered sufficiently 10 tell the police
that he and Mrs. Dc'irick agreed e. die
because they were tlrcd of living
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rrsi.. Far n.ims.,.

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. AT the
annual meeting u the Turf Writers
association n resolution culcgiylng An.
gust Belmont for hls long continued
efforts IN NcstoriSlng the metropolitan
turf wns adopted by a rising vote.
The officers elected Tor the ensuing
year follow; President. Dan r. Muir.
rny. Chicago; vice president william
Williams. New Orleans; secretary.
treasurer. ]. G. A. Mcdonald. New
York.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-02-04

Troy. " Y. Feb. Announcement
IL made on good authority that Mrs
Russell sagc has given Si.0O.0oO 10
the Emma willard seminary of this
city. ~ well NJ million 90 the Rcns
selaer Polytechnic institute Formal
announcement of the gift viii be- made.
Il IL said. at a meeting of the trus.
tees 10 b. held today. President VII.
liam y. Gurlcy Of the trustees refused
60 make any comment.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-02-04
Special Notice

n you Contemplate studying the Violin be
aurc you consult Geo. =. Wood u New York
obs and proper achoDling Guaranteed, Adj
yanced pupils can secure nembefshlp IN large
Orchestra nov holding weekly rehearaIn.
hereby getllng the benefit Of double tuition
for one price No such opportunity has ever
sfore been offered In BENNINGTON. Mandolin
also taught Address
GRO Q. wOOD. Rol m savings Rank Bide
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-02-04
nORTH BENNINGTON.

The ladies OF the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union are TO hold Will
Lard memorial meeting and reception
at the home OF Mrs Helen Cole on Wed.
nesday afternoon from 3 TO o'clock.
"A pleasant program has been prepar-
ed. Friends outside the Union are In
vited and each lady Is requested to
bring loo for the Willard fund.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-02-04

Take Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup.
IL swectens the stomach, aids diges
ton and acts as q gentle stlmulant on
the liver and bowels slthout Irritating
these organs. Orino Laxative Fruit
Syrup cures billousness and hsbitual
constipation. Does not nauseaie or
gripe and IL mild and pleasant 70
take. Remember The name orIno and
refuss TO acceptaoy substitute. u. a.
Qulnlsn.
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A.. Tor Wood VII. p,.,.I.

ptTTSBuRG. Feb l.-Ernc-t Davis.
eighteen yeir- old who says bis home
j. IN Toronto. WIS io,k-i up IN the
central police station In Allegheny
charged with threatening Is si,ot
Mrs. Charles \. Painter. wife 81 a re-
tired millionaire steel man. at her
home In Western avenue. Allegheny.
where he had gone aud demanded
money and something o. eat.
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Yale Downcd Harvard In Close Game.

BOSTON. Feb 2. - Yale defeated
liHrvani by n score Of ~ 10 IL In an
exciting game Of basket ball at Me
chnulcs' ball last night Yale's offense
was ON the whole superior 90 IIar
wards. the Cambridge men being mn.
able 10 cope with II effectively. while
many times during the game Harvard
found herself baficd In offensive work
10y the tactics Of her opponents.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-02-04
r,r.,,ns ro,.y'. Hsp,y aaa Tar

Foley a Co., Chicago, originated
Honey aud Tar as n throat ana lung
remedy and on account OF The greal
morit and popularity OF fOiey's nono,
aud Tar many limitations are offered
for the genuine. These worthless imi.
tatious nave similar sounding names.
Beware OF them. Toe genuine Foley =
Honey aud Tar Is ina yellow package.
Ask Tor u and refuse any subst,tuto
IL IL the be,i remedy for coughs and
colds. u. a. olinlan.
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-No, asn,y sy n.a.sa Of Is.aal,,.-

TACOMA. Wash. Feb. f-Chcsicr
Thompson. eighteen years old. on trial
for the murder ~ Judge George Meade
Emery IN Seattle on July Z. 1905. was
found mot guilty by reason of lnsanl.
IT," The defendant u n nephew ~
the late Maurice Thompson. q novel.
Ist. and son Of William n. Thompson.
n poet.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-02-04

los ANGELES. Cal. Feb. Pa
yorite- broke even NJ Ascot. the most
notable exception being Search Me. NJ
y 10 !. Ia the slx furloug event Sea.
sick bore on Yelling. knocking the lat.
Ter out ~ her stride. IN the stretch
Scar,-h Me came on from seventh place
ana won out by half length.
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NOTICE

III. hereby enacted by the General
issembiy ~ the State OF Vermont:
Section !. A person whn expector'
lies on pulllo Sidewalk or 10 pub
Tic bulldog except Ia receptacles pro.
vlded Tor that purpose shall be fined
o. NOR than ten dollars Tor each Of.
fcnss.
Sec. 2 a suitable notice containing
a copy Of this act shall be posted In
all public buildings.
Approved December rs. 1905.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-02-04

cures made by DR..
Kilmer's Swamp
Root, the great kid
ney, liver and blad-
der remedy. =
II Is the great med
ical triumph Of the
nineteenth century ;
discovered afteryears
of scientific research
by DIR. Kilmer, the
eminent kidney and
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$500, n.e,,v.. o,,,.r oa.,.

COITMBTs. Ga. Feb Captain
n H. Hsuiaway upon his return to
this cts iclegnphed w ]. oliver de.
cllnlne the offer % associaie himself
with Mr. oliver Ia the Panama canal
c0ufmrt
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ss.'. Health snd ,s.aisss TO ,foshsr sas

VIZ NTNTTlUNTF NVIIIIINW FITIFs IIf
inflammation nliay all Iain. am curcs uuut
rHlir. lutegily silic " ~ CrssN We Woth
~ - every muflrr y 90 has n suffering chilli
% not Let fuur rrriudicc. nor the prrlulicu
ing child aud tho relief That viii be sufr-ycs
aaiufrly sufr-tu ful'su the uaa 81 this
80 " 10. n timely USED ZOO a5e. hottls
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-02-04

The Rutland route Of the New York
Central lines Is the short and dircci
route g. New York, Boston, Montreal,
aud ais western points. Express trains.
Puilmau cars. COZ
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-02-04

Accidents will happen but the be .
regulated families keep DIR Thomas
Electric Oil for such emergencies II
subdues The pain aud heals The hurts.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-02-04

Carpenter AID nunder, row has his headquar
trrs ~ the tuldlng belonging 10 The estate %
z Z. Morton. y the rear Of ne Cutler Hlock on
w0fk will receive prornpt attention.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-02-04
DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK?

Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.
Almost everybody who reads the news.
papers is sure to know Of the wonderful
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-02-04
Cemetery Work of All Kinds

Direct the manufacturers the quare the customer
complete their lot any cemetery the States All work guaranteed
rsclass place my orders for small work with dealers who
that class work. and large with those who have all mod
appliances for handgan finishing this class of work These the
small dealers do have On work contracted for time that
build during be spring
of 10 from regular will be made This done for the
the manufacturers prefer keep their
the busy in the spring they ready for it. you
tending anything the line of cemetery work drop
line and give something of idea Of the character Of the work
and about what youwh pay and will furnish you with designs
ect from No order small receive attention and argeut
wha guarantee fill it your entire satisfaction.
Your patronage respectfully solicited. Address
e. ESTABROOK, Bennington, VT.
Manufacturers Agent
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-02-04

bladder specialist, and is wonderfully
successful in promptly curing lame back,
uric acid, catarrh of the bladder and
Bright's Disease, which is the worst
form of kidney trouble,
DIR. Kilmcr's Swamp-Root Is not rec
commended for everything but II you have
kidney, liver or bladder trouble II will be
found Just the remedy you need. II has
been tested in 80 many ways, IN hospital
work and in private practice, and has
proved so successful in every case that
special arrangement has been made by
which all readers Of this paper, who have
not already tried il. may have sample
bottle sent free by mail, also book tell
ing more about Swamp-Root, and how 70
fndoutif YOU have kidneyor bladder trou-
bic. When writing mention reading this
generous offer in this paper and send your
address to DIR. Kilmer ST.
& Co, Binghamton, G1S>YS -
n. Y. The regular 7f5 q. ::fSlj38
ffty-cent and one .=A
dollar size bottles are Hone q s-anpRoot
sold by all good druggists. Don't make
any mistake, but remember the name,
Swamp Root. DIR. Kilmer's Swamp Root,
and the address, Binghanton, n. Y. on
every bottle
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PILE. CURED nays

PAZp OINTMENT y suarani esi 10 euie any
~ ~ tfch'ug .hiiud. nisediug o. Prot udinE
; les N . 10 " Day ~ fnoarf refunded. toe.
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address TO DIR. Kilmer
& Co, Binghaniton,
n. Y. The regular
hfty-cent and one
dollar size bottles are
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-03-13

STATE or MI aS%r the County Of Gratio in chancery
60 County OF the petition OF James r. bradley "a, 1
SIS OF State OF Michigan. Tor ana IN pe-
The c tate the sale Of certain lands Tor taxes
hall 9ehe state Michigan, praying for decree IN
ASST OF Michigan. against each parcel "a
med for taxes. interest and charges on can
och parcel Of land and that such LANDS pe SOFA ior III"
amounts claimed by the state ot h Thought ON for
hearing the April term OF TINS S st ~
held at Ithaca in the coumy go7 at the open
ing OF the that day. and that al persons III
terested in such lands or any p h t state Of Michi
gan for interest and charges or any pthe
thereof shall appear i'm said Court anu me their OBJ.
clerk thereof acting register In ne term
iectons thereto before the rst day o thf snTe
Of above mentioned and INA. IN a Hrne win be
the same will be taken confessed ana t,,,on and
taken and prayed for in said pei,io tbe
is further ordered that in pursuance 4l S decree of
lands described said petition for winch Ives in
sale shall be made will be sold for the several @ AZ
and charges thereon as rsf,ar beginning
M 10 o'clock a. m said day. or on the Gay on vi he
subsequent thereto as may De say Marcel thereof
,he Once Of Treasurer or al Suc VI,
venent place shall be SELECTED o Mn and that
seat of the County Gatot state OF Micnfd ale and
the sale then there made Will be Pupnc fev
parcel described In the decree interest and Charges
and the sale be made to the person lasis n,ine
amour nc nf the Smallest undivided fee simple interest
therein person VIII pa! tne e,,tre thereof
and take conveyanSe h "i p offered and sold any
,arcel az land cannot be sold for taxes ~ na
charges such parcel shall he passed p nv before the
bein shall, on the suVceeu second 81
cose az the sale reonered and H. on Such Ia 70,
sf ont aforesaid the County Treasurer shah Ola OH
The same the OF the stat .,,, ,,d.a and TN,
Witness the Hon Kelley s. Scarf Circnt JUICE M anu
seal ~ said Circuit of Gratiot County inns 90"
day 81 January a. - KELLEY S. sEARIn
Nsf.alsi1 Circuit Judge.
r.. r. HUGHES, Register.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-03-13
STATE OF MICHIGAN.

no tho Circuit Court for the County Of GIatio IN
chancery; -
The neton of James b. Bradley Auditor Geneis Va
the state of Michigan. and in behalf OF sad ssa AZ,
,asn.cfnllv the list OF lands
forih and marked Schedule A. contains desSt tr
of All the lands said County Of Gatot uPo @ Which
o~ assessed for the mentioned therein ana Wnch
we've returned as delinquent for non payment ,. ~
and which have not been paid togeter mmnuted
tn,a amount OF with interest conpu. ei
thereon 10 time fixed for sale ana coieco och ~
expenses as provided by law. extended against e"o "
said
Yor petitioner further shows to the Court that s th
lands returned to the Auditor Genera HSoa as
denquent payment Of said taxes Tor sio
respectively. and that said taxes remain If
200 nv nrior wears were the Auditor Genera
IS delinauen under the provisions Soo
= the public Acts of 1891, and which taxes remain
unpaid -. .,o,,s hat IN all cases where
lands are included Schedule A as afoieshu 10,
taxes OF 1890 prior said lands nav To r
sold for said taxes or have oeeh is e made have
said delinquent and the sale or SAFES SO a r
been SET aside by OF competent Jurisdcuoh vi
have been cancelled provided by law ,,. rho
Your petitioner further shows anu aNers 10 ,orth
taxes interest and expenses as SET TOUT
in said schedule A." valid lien on the seNe'
Parcels OF lands described in said schedule $3.50 -,
your petitioner further shows that the SAID taxes on
said described remained unpaid FOR more IMAM
one wear after they returned as deIhquenl anu
The said taxes having been paid and the same pc
ing and remaining unpaid as apo.e Sc -;
vnnr petitioner prays a decree in favor OF the state OF
Michigan against parcel of said lands Tor the pay
fne and exnenses as computed and extended in said
therein and OF payment OF the salu
sums computed and extended against SAID LANDS uns
due thereon, provided by law, to pay the lien aioe
said. a., - -. ,o
Dated January 23rd. 1917 ,.,,e , ,p.D,rv
Auditor General of the state Of Michigan for and IN
behalf Of said state.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-03-13

commencing at a point %
chains 2S links n Of sw
corner Of sec. running
thence . % chains and
3e links n 5 chains and
50 links. W % chains
and 36 links : 5 chains
and SO links to begin
ming. sec 10 ...........