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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-12-05
speaker Of the Houac

The official oath was administered
by Supreme Judge S. w Hayes and
the members afterwards severally sub
seribed their names to the printed
form.
The committee on rules reported an
acceptance Of the national house OF
representative rules, with a few ex-
ceptions. The speaker is granted au-
thorig to appoint any committee he
deems necessary. with the advice Of
the body. No employe is permitted TO
lobby for any. message
Representative w. II. Allen OF Al.
falfa county, republican, is being con.
tested by Don Manley. a democrat, and
J. P. Evans. republican, representative
from Alfalfa and Grant counties. Is
being coh1esied BY HI. D. Meally. q
democrat. Of Grand county. Each con.
tested member was morn in'by Speak
er Murray and a contest committee
win later pass on the contests.
Rev ROB. ray 81 Oklahoma citv
{ iedi1or ,oi'xhs Baptlst rag, Was elected
lqAaRlaip1 sRd 1Ns H. iHiobsong sergeant.
1Hlfi won 9rH3 sgiiisoG yiro aff
Tne h9usey Adopteql the list off62
qoninittees proposed by the caucus.
except that another Committed was
IEdd8d through the separation 6f lhs
mining oh and gas t6hmiit6a
SeRata araeolutioft Nujmg felath iga
theJsqpainFlel emeasage Of gfsesink
tp Pc n9tiqpa1 eopgrsHs and President
Aoosseyelf vas epncnrrea IN hye tha
house. The house adopted, copeprrent
resolution Ne. from. the senate. nro.
ylding fof The appointment of q iolnt
eonimltlee t0 arrange For the nbmIha.
ton of United States sehalofy l'A4ee
r. speaker yaurray made qhb baEIllUaina
appointmqntssi Private 2 semmaryi t5
the speaker, R. d NicManus: readiaa
clerk, N. A. Gordon of Guthrie: mes
senger, WiIIlam Garner oi risho.
amingo; doorkeepers. J. B. Dick!hsbn 81
Ease and H. Halleh Oh Dafise HbltdJff
lv .nos loi slllq viimal 8'llfH sfsf
81 .oni h uoltsa
$ FffFIHaatfI TfINNt
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-12-05

rfOCtCUfFNt VT RGHcA~
The senate convened promptly at
noon. After Vice President Fairbanks
sounded thai gayeb the proceedings
were opened with prayer BY the ReY.
Edward Everett Hale chaplain.
Senator LaFollette was the first SEN
ator to be recognized aud presented
the credentials of Senator Isaac steph-
enson Of Wisconsin
The vice president ordered that the
roll OF senators-elect be called alpha
betieally and they were sworn II by
fours, being escorted to the desk by
their colleagues
All Of the senat0r1elect were pres
ent except Senator Bankhead Of Ala
bsma, who Is III.
Under the form observed BY the
senate neither Senator Bankhead nor
Senator Johnson viii BE gW0rn 10 un-
til the deaths of Senators Morgan aAts
Pettus have been announced AID as
the senate adjourned in theig honor
neither Of their Successors were ad.
mitted the first dag
f Messrs. Robert &. owen and 4. P
Gore Of Oklahoma, not haYing heeni
elected to the senate hY tseis lssssalI
4 tare, were net received by the senate
and their credentials will mot Be ac-
+ eepted until after their formal elec-
tion on December 10. FN
| Promptly at 12 o'clock Clerk Ma
DoWell entered the house chamber, ac-
eompanied BY the veteran assistant
sergeant-atarms, Col. E. S. Pierce
bearing the mace, the emblem Of order
IN executive hodies The hum II con
versation suddenly ceased and Clerk
Mcdowell declared tne. hodr duly "a
i'session. Chaplain touden immediateiy
Il ssQI5eFea q5.l az, pgaYsrl piier wAirh ths WI
sApid efaa applsdse3on fila re6ddlI
can side Representative HEPBURN OF
Iowa nominated Joseph G. Cannon OF
illinois for speaker Equally demon.
stratiye were the democrats when
Representative Clayton put in nomina-
slon 5qhn slharp WEliepe QitMissis-
Thelvpte % stAas sbehaSsshS re-
suited: Joseph G. Cannon. 207: John
Sharpa Williams, 164.=-------.------r..-.
Amid thunderO1s applause. ia which
republicans and democrats alike ioineo
Speaker Cannon w.s escorted down
the eenter aisle-to h chair by com
tse, 81 whieheRsA Aeaentative VIII
llams was chairman. i q brief speech
N. Wllliaps sal Vie = skership was
80 Qna ~ sestI ffitf 81 tne United
aIatess He, b. .tiiss hsaor. he said
Tor the third time r0f no Introducing,
haE psq non ~. cn9ress. the
n1lAhla gan of mi.
snQls. sqs rs speaker.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-12-05
GAME ALTON

lmuqusM 10 Fal.aM io.1rsii i'A
Wu. 70 Murrby ioi Elected Speaker Of
the House-Henfy S. Johnston Is
aPrssident3 Pro gTsHr Of sshate7-Aea-
sage Delivered Monda5oNlghta aid.l
Oklahoma's first state senate con
ganediin tha supreme 8eougl chamber
pf the temporary STATS house atub
b'clock Monday, Lieutenant Governor
Bellamy presiding. Chaplain elect
Trucker 'ifhpI6fed divine blessing upon
. the bOdgai 3H s9koia eHaed9idJ 1di h'
Two committees necessary in the
first steps. ofrthe organiEaAoRweFe ap-
pointed, Senators WgpnR ard Hpddie
comprising that on clerks, and Sena-
Eors Billups, Stafford, soldani and
Cunningham that 0h roll can and ere
ssntials. The latter COMMITTEES fcon-'
sulted briefly and reported no contests,
upon which the roll was called By Sen
ator Echols and all members, AZ IN
/ number, responded.
| Chief Justice Williams Of the Okla
homa supreme court, administered the
/ official oath which the constitution mas
/ provided for all state and legislative
officers. The senator's stood at their
/ respective desks, with right hands up
lifted q
i Following the oral administration OF
\ the oath Chief Justice Williams called
4 attention to section / Of article Is OF
the constitution. which provides that
the oath shall be subscribed to- where
i upon blank forms OF the oath we're
4 distributed among the senators, sigma
| tures were made, ana the forms re-
turned ito the clerk 6sn
4 Lieutenant Governor Bellamy read
Il his opening address.
4 Senator Henry IS. johnson Of Perry
was elected president pro temDore 81
/ the senate Ia opposition to him Sen
ator Harper s. Cunningham Of Guth-
fie, one Of the five republican mem
bers nominated Senator E. D. Brown
lee, a FELLOW. republican, OF Kingfisher
I rhe hohiinati6h Of Johnson was made
4 BY Senator X. G. Graham of Marietta
iP In the House
ii William Fl Murray was unanimously
II elected speaker cof the. house Of repre-
sentatiyes shortly after that body con
Yened. The nominating speech was
delivered by Representative Turner
of Murray county. This was followet
byiia piece ofuniqle- procedure con
sisting of motion byRepreseptativt
A. j. Sands of Beaver county, one ot
he seventeen republicans in the house
making Mufray's nomination unani
nous. xiNN 3HiH aiaatG aN iH ~.
Speaker Murray was escorted to the
stand by Representatives Grandson
Of Muskogee. Hart OF Woodward, ani
steddimuRd Of Lincoln, and in brie
, address declared his position on sev
q sral mattersthe considered Of tnomen
II to this legislature. prefacing the ad
/ dress with emphatic statements tha
he would be speaker of. every man Il
the house, giving every man squar
deal and impartial consideration
! Charles H. Pittman Of Enid wa
: nominated for chief clerk with no Of
e position. a.s 4.tfo a-.s +.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-12-05
JOBS FOR oKLAHoMANs
Eight Consular Service Situations Due
70 the New state

Eight Consular Service Situations Due
to the New State 4
WASHINGTON: Oklahoma is en-
titled to eight jobs IN the consular ser
vice and the congressional delegation
OF the new state VIII probably insist
on getting them. Federal patronage OF
that character is allotted to the vari-
Gus states in proportion to the repre-
sentation in congress. The admins
tratlon never thought Of giving Okla.
homa any jobs in the consular service
when IL was territory, because, un-
der the rule, It was not entitled to
amy. ittf iHsft e4ti3 ~ tfl
But It's different new and llie Obla-,
.hcma members sa6aid ihstsi od he
rights for their state. Cprsrlar 3obs
are under civil services now al abpii-
cant must take an examination which
Is rather rigid and he must be able
30 speak and write tRo languages flu
emily But the cfyfl service d0esnt
lia EeFfere with the allotment Of places
to the varlousEtA1es. sfFfunH S3
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-12-05
MARI FILES BOND
New ashool Land Secretary Issues
Notice to Lessees

Notice to Lessees
GUTHRIE; L. D. Mari, secretary
of the state school land leasing
board, has filed his official bond for
$4,000. He was sworn in by his pre-
decessor in office, Fred l.. Wenner,
who holds a notarial commission. Mr.
Marr issued the following notice to
lessees:
''As It will be necessary to make
the final balance Of the years busi-
ness and complete the checking OF
the department for the final transer
to the new state administration be
tween December Is and January 1, nc
rentals will be received during that
time and no ACCOMPLISHMENTS accept
ed or transfers made. Any remittance
made during that time will be helt
until the final checking is completed
on January l.
An persons owing for 1907 renta
can pay same without interest II paiC
before December IS If paid after tia
interest must be added from Octo
ber IT,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-12-05

IN aHHaiHzHzllt ef J. A. CoiilHs af
Gqthrie, to be state solicitor for the At
chIson. Topeka a santa Ii railroad COM
pany. IL piaeesof Henry b ASP. feslgn-
ed marks a departure In the policy Of
tht Santa Fe IN Oklahoma Mr. GQifing4
ham Il said 70 have accepted bis en-
pltfment upon the. absolute assurance
that his dqqk would 81 mo lwagf fsquigs
hid attendance upon the legislature. un-
lcfH he might be required properly 10
arfbar before q regdhf bdAuIltee 4it.
Cdtlnghap Vili divorce the posltien Of
solicitor ffnla p8rSqnai Dohilad mat5 pol
slton was rendered TO Mr.. Cottinehau
early last October. shortly after Mr.. ASP
had notified the company that be would
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-12-05
PRESENTED GAvELs
Weatnerfcrd Training School Makes
Gifts to Presiding Officers #

Weafnerford Training School Makes
Gifts to Presidinq Officers
GUIHlE. The manual training de.
'naFtment ol the Southwestern Norma,
school at Weatheford, through some of
its skilled artists, cut out Of hard ma
nle two large gavels for use Of the pre-
siding officers Of the legislative bod
les Senator Williams ofths sixth dis
ltfict presented one OF them to Lieu.
tenant GcVernoB Bellamy and Repre-
sentative Howell Smith of Custer
EFpunty, presented the other to Speaker
MurraylOf the house. N0H1 ndIrf
On the handlekof each isanscribed
the fact Of the gayel having been pre-
sentel by the manual training depart,
bment. On one end Of the head of each
is inscribed Estate Of Oklahohia. Nov.
is, 1907 andl tied ionuthe handle sof
each was double strand Of white and
plue ribbon representing the colors OF
the school.
i Senator Wynn Of Lexington, also
presented Lieutenant Governor Bella
my aihandsonie ana Unique little gayaI
that he manufactured from timberliH
his district The handle Is of hickory
obtained from the Oklahoma side oi
his district and the head obtained from
the Indian Territory side. The union
OF the handle andlhead are emblemati
eal OF the union Of the two territories
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-12-05

tots o c5dha Sc 8iasd naaA diEiea WITHOUT
anybody knos,ing anlihipgi qbeufy g and
that there was danger Of considerable oh
stfuctlvo Legislation Ia the ssdate. mat
might not be applauded by the constlt-
uents IN the black jacks,
wa 15fs 1n1 JIha a9a
rhe afst eity Elm oklahomaiato snp-
pltmentsiltllq constitution prohibition
law with 20 city ordinance Is Hobart.
TAa city council passed an nrdihaucs
mtiing II unlawful to ship into Hobart
orl TO buy. sell or give away OF IN any
mtnfpf dispose Of intontptih3f 'lqtsea
withla aihq' icitsa limits guhiQri I p if.9..ne
CT nom tiD to 500 for vl6lautns 81
the tidlnAhes q a'pA''" s T
un slH amil ia4li 90 aol yeI4sil
mid nea e. heiS 1lf shH9i4l sN0f
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-12-05

fealrn Mr. zH # IHtl4 = ne zazId
near Guthrie. where he viii try 10 Re
ohpemte hisi hsallh. ~
Fearing that the floors might be tod
weak. the, state legislature senate shift
ed rs quarters from the Elks' club roomf
AZ Guthrie. 10 the lone hotel, and may
not ever. lodge there perqfinensiy hver4
thing was going smoothly for the quar-
ters al the lone until William II, Murray
arrived On the scene from TlshomingoI
The marble floors, etc, Of the lone look
10 ioo1 afisluefaticl for ~ t9tese raisei
and be straightway began saying tnaI
the dharters offered entirely too muen sci
crscy Tor legislative purposes thft ssna
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-12-05

JOSEPH q. CANNON IS ELEcTEl
epEAfF7 FoH HFHEHH FfNE
4ll lli
lGLl@Ha 5IHa8s lat HOT SElTH

lohns Sharpe Williams Is Declared The
Leader Of the mlnoritY4old Rules
"a Afsl Aaopted-Prssl9sa Messass
Received Tuesday
s gwAs AsHTlsGTON 4 aaqceAsion of
brilliant scenes chafaeteTjaed thes soper
ing of the. sixtieth c0ngfess
The afrIkng scenes 0f the day we're
in He house Of representatives wRere
the 4als1 g 1election Of Joseph G Gan.
non. who again becante speaker o.
that. bodys and designation by the DEM
bcahtAj u 1ohn sharp Wnhsns AL
theh leader, were. occasions iar, oya
ltl5As tfdii those gentemen Ehe ivast
hall Of the house Jf represen tativeR
TH1e with the cheers Of republicans
and democrats fer their leaders, and
the speaker received as warm a receY
tion from the minority as be did fronf
his,own party.
THE appearance OF William j. Bryan
on the floor Of the house also was the
occasion for enthusiastic cheering by
The democrats.
When TIE adoption of rnles for the
government Of house during the six
tieth congress came up the rules Of
the last congress were opposed BY
John Sharp Williams, and he was
Joined in the opposition BY democrats
andby a single republican, Mr. Cooper
of Wisconsin. The old rules we're de-
dlaFed te be to0 autocratics placing too
\ puoa power ~ the hands Of The speak
er, bat after a SOMEWHAT acrimonious
L discussion. they were adopted by 2
marty vote.
/ Committees We're appointed BY Dotn
houses to inform the president thai
congress had mat, .aqd was ready "
receive any message he might wish tc
eolnIntln lcate.
New senators and Representatives
we're sworn In and both houses al
4 lourned out Of respect to the memory
Of members who have died during the
Ypcnss of COnureeG.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-12-05

GreetInqs Id Conqreas

0klahoma's first official message Of
greeting to the congress Of the United
states was adopted ii concarTent reso-
luton Monday by the Legislature. The
message, which was framed and pre-
scented by Senator W. M Franklin Of
Madill was addressed to Speaker Can
non, and Is as followss t.
'Okiahoma's first legislature just
born, inspired by the fond reality OF
LOCAL. SELF government. sends greetings
70 the sixtieth congress Of the greatest
nation on earth, and conveys to her
sister states a message Of progress ana
prosperity and iloyal devotion to the
union and the common people,
The house adopted a resolution in.
Yiting William j. Bryan to address the
legislature at his earliest convenience.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-12-05

Io.aI session q f1e new Iess-
atf Monday nieht GnFsrnor HASKELL
oslfefed ns Hst
ecommeudatiana The reading
w ttended closely and With mar|ytH
sut by the legislators aaadI lut.
dr5 Of spectators who filled the gall
Be hats Rna RiH aFH41 re b. r.a5.
gE Maf.ay presided oser the
He 10 and President pro tenn john
stQ the democratic house and senate
lea Is, and other prominent men, oe-
fua eoassbucus1 pieces luEW
seaatgl 1ghastoa lna his .aadEsss glo,
huea praised the constitution and
hda pished the senatpFs fo4thfiy duty
to act laws In keeping With the
policy of that instrument His refer
ene to the initiative and referendum
feaEnfe, of Nhlcn - IS tke hf.hd. /.
10 lmary "a sclIols. ana ths s9I bt
lobbying were greeted with extended
applause. He paid a splendid tribute
IL 1ert8 and tbttHe gilnpeftal sRuihbr
Of ese declaration Of independence,
and clo5siarl 4 gbwst qtleloqgstse
makiag the mountain cross Of Colo
fada which the elements cannotaef,
face nor the time of hand destroy, typ.
ify the eternal principles Of liberty and
selfgbvernment enunciated in the con
stitutlon.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-12-05

/ pKLAHOMA CITY: Secretary Of
State William Cross thinks he viii be
able to take personal charge OF his Of.
flrf In about two weeks. The secre-
tq did not realize how seriously sick
ne had been until he began q. conva.
lesee, and he is vefR weak. IN the
meantime the affairs 81 his shfflce are
Under the charge q hls assislpnt sec-
resagy, Leo Meyers. AN
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-12-05

pme shirt waists are so fashioned
fhat It is confusing to nndal td
distinguish the peek from tie fss.
Of +.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-12-05

In order to protect the State and all
its counties and other subdivisions from
Hxtravagant demands and prices. I be-
iieve in the absence of an opportunity
lo make safe and fair contract Tor tie
beneht Of the whele state, and ita va
sious subdivisions. that it will be best for
state to erect. maintain and operate a
~ ute printing plant. which shalfmuppsy
the blank books. school books. court re-
ttits legislative prifitihE fepbrtsq laws
Ahd other necessaEs1p ,lAiie iige oak. iapd 81
Further advise us all upon this subject I
Recommend that the legislature care
hiiiTloo into the auegiien andiRasF sneh
HNs a. shall Insure. economic use OF such
books ana buihHesl hfd lheli' bt5dattles
- ne state. md fitsg coHnlles, aud ,olhar
Subdivisions at a reasonable price
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-03
DO NOT DOSE THE STOMACH.
Cure Catarrh BY Breathing Hyome'
Sold Under Guarantee.

The ONLY scientific and common
sense way to treat catarrh of the nose
and throat is by d local application that
will kill the catarrhal germs.
Ordinary stomach dosing is worse
than useless. Taking medicine into
the stomach to cure catarrh OF the
head can have no good effect. and often
leads to serious arrangement of the
digestive organs.
BY breathing Hyomci three or TOUR
times daily through the neat pocket in
haler that comes with every outfit its
indicated, healing air pcnctratcs TO
the most remote parts of the nose
throat and lungs. searches out ana
kills all catarrhal germs. and soothes
and heals any irritation in the mucous
membrane.
Bowditch, Webster & Co.'S faith in
the wonderful merit of HyOmei as d
cure for catarrh is shown by the
guarantee they give with every
Hyomei outfit that the money will be
refunded unless the treatment gives
satisfaction.
A complete HyOmei outfit, consisting
of a pocket inhaler. a bottle of Hyomei
and a medicine dropper, costs but 81.
extra bottles of Hyomei. if needed. so
cents. Bowditch. Webster & Co.. give
money if Hyomei does not relieve. so
that you run TO risk at all in buying
this reliable remedy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-03
AMUSEM ENTS.
Roe Stock Co., Jan. 9TH.

The return of the Roe Stock COM
pany which comes to the Opera House
for three nights and two matinees will
be welcomed with pleasure by all who
have attended the performances of this
sterling company for the past seven
years and has met with crowded
houses everywhere and stands today
the premier Of all travelling repertoire
companies. Manager Roe has not
spared time or money to have the COM
pany this season bigger and stronger
than ever all new scenery and me-
chanical effects will be carried and the
plays. some of which have had extend :
ed runs in the principle metropolitan
cities are by the best of popular al
thOrs, the players are carefully select
ed headed by the young romantic acr-
or Campbell Stratton. Supporting Mr..
Stratton are such we'll known people
as John NJ. Hamilton, Arthur Kelley.
James Kirby. John Berth, Joseph
Henley. William Kirby, Walter War
rem, George Bates, Margaret Nc Reon,
Laura White, Nella Robinson, Mar
garet Thayer, Anna Smith and Gay
Rhea. High class specialties, the best
of the vaudeville profession will be
given at each performance, matinces
Tuesday and Wednesday. Piney
Ridge Monday evening. Monday will
be ladies' night. Sale opens Friday
morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-03
ChizzIe-Wizzle Fair.

The entertainment offered by the
Chizzle- Wizzle fair tonight and to-
morrow evening promises to rival that
of professional companies. Tonight
they will present as minstrel show,
presentation Day at Tony High
School," The famous James Stone will
be the professor and with Smith,
Meader Bither and Partridge as
ounces, make team unsurpassed III
Maine.
Immediately following the Ministries
the double seXtette. which made such
a hit at the Insane hospital with their
novel songs and dances. will appear.
This will be followed by Tetreault, the
well-known violinist, and the perfor-
nance is concluded with the ever
popular team Stone g. Partridge in a
brand new specially.
Tomorrow night, "Shari- Hot-So-
Sama" a comedy in two acts will be
presented followed by a grand Chizzle-
WiZzle ball.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-03
A GENEROUS OFFER
Worthy Poor Benefited by an Old
Custom Renewed for New Years.

A charitable custom was Inaugural
ted more than fifty years ago by
Rev. FIR. John O'Brien of Lowell.
Mass. a custom carried on in his
name by the makers Of Father JOnn's
Medicine. The custom has been to
give to such Of the worthy poor who
are unable to pay for it, and who were
properly vouched for by some re-
sponsible person Gin order to guard
against abuse of this kindness) a
supply Of the medicine.
This custom, which was begun by
the good and vingly-remcmberci
priest for whom the medicine was
named, has been admirably continued
by the Carleton & Hovey Company of
Lowell, Mass, and it is to this insti-
tuition that the names of any deserv-
ing poor in need of the medicin"
should be sent. We take pleasure in
calling attention to this charitable
custom of Carleton & Hovey Com
pany.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-03
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
kennebec County.

AI'GUSTA-Lcndall Titcomb to Sarah
l.. Smith. land and buildings. 81; Joseph
Pemcreon ct nj. to Napoleon GOSSclln.
land and buildings, 81; A. A: Varney 70
A. +. Perkins. land and buildings. q: NJ
4. Pike to Ada L. Rollins: land; 8; G
Wehst n1!' ct to al l. to ". x. Harvcy. land
81; II. a., A; Ksyyes to Augusta Water Dis
Belgrade Mary T.; Hill to F, F. vcrrili
to NJ. s. Collins: land. 81; ,,
land. 81.
n, cljn ;smd I; II. Gibson t" L. A. Chan
r. Jcwett. land. 81: Jane Bowie to l.. S.
ROYAL. land and buildings. 81: Emily +:
N MGK.nn"y to Eliza B. Ward land and
Litchficld-A J; Huntington to G. Il.
Manchester-Sarah NJ. Peasc ito H. +.
PeaSe, land, 5000.
kns. land and buildings. 5000
Oakland-Andcra Knox TO Lester Knox,
land: o 81; r IN NJ sturteyant to r w.
want to f. p. Sturtevant. land ST.
ReadfieId-John r. Harvey to Nancy A.
Greeley. land. $500: Nancy. a. Greeley to
a. F. CrHssey. land and buildings. 81; r.
Sdncy-W. II. Bowman to T.. t. Bow
man: land 81: Annie NJ. y. Bowman To
l.. T.. Bowman. land nnl buildings, 81.
Watcrs illc-chas. Wentworth to S
& a. +. Green. land. $500; G. j. john
son to F. J. -Illcn. land. ST.
Waync-N. S. Collins to l.. j. Star
rctt. land. 81: c. A. Lincoln tn f.. r.
Starrc't. land. 81: L. w. Norris to +. r.
Starrett. land, 81; d. S. Curtis to T.. E
Starrctt, land. 81.
West Gardincr-D. NJ. Dale to G.. IT.
Walker et al. land and buildings. 81: l.
j. Howard to II. S. Howard. land and
Windsor-C. F. Maloncy to J. A Shaw
land. 81; w: l.. Sampson to W. d. Pat.
terson. receiver. land SO
Winslow-R. r. Simpson ct al. to A +,
Handy; land and buildings. 81.
Nlnthrop--Rufus A. King to Philip G.
LYNN. land. 81; II. A. Reyes to August
Water District. land so