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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-12-20

Hand Bags at Clemens.
Pictures framed at O'Neill's.
Post Card Albums at Clemens.
Safety Razors at Cramer Bros.
Dolls and Teddy Bears at Clemens.
see display of Kiser's photos at
Halls Art store.
A large assortment of Bamboo Goods
are to be found at O'Neill's.
Saturday, December 14th. will be
Calendar Day at Cramer Bros.
When you take trip to market. stop
at O'Neil's and see the nice things on
display in furniture and China.
Your Particular Fancy Suited
Harths.
Great Bargains in Millinery and
Dry Goods at Mrs. Rehkopfs 1920 ct
AL. Teal has purchases Russell s
Pop Corn Works and he is now ready
to furnish everybody with the most
delicious corn to be desired. 1920 If
Mrs Rehk OPT announces a great an.
nual Clearance Sale for 30 days en-
Millinery, Dry Goods. Waists, Tia BILE
linens. Towels. Flsnnelettes, Outing
flannels. Muslins, Under ear. Hosiery
and Notions. 1920 ct
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-12-20

The Southren Oregon Supply Co..
has another efficient clerk. in the per.
son Of Herman Young. to assist in
looking after the constantly increasing
trade of this progressive establishment.
Rev. J. X. Day, the we'll known
Woodville pastor and horticulturist
tells the Courier that he has had treat
ment for catarrh from Portland and
Salem Physicians. but never has he
been 10 pleased and benefited as he has
by DIR. Findley's treatment. He
speaks in high praise of his skill and
also Of him as man, saying that he
has noticed that he is kind and gen
tie and n thorough gentleman. All
this he says without DR.. Findley's
knowing that 1t was going to be in
print.
W. s. Bailey. the busy secretary OF
the Applegate telephone company,
informed the Courier. when at the
county seat, Wednesday that things
are going along nicely out that way.
There are more would be patrons to
the phone service, who will have to
wait until the required apparatus
can be had from the factory. He has
issued call for the annual meeting
of the stockholders and directors for
Monday, January iS. when the ques.
tion Of increasing the stock will be
taken up and other matters of i'm
pOrtanoe considered Mr.. Bailey Ia
also Mayor" Of Davidson. ss well ss
postmaster and general merchant.
Barnes, the Jeweler was too busy
this week to write up change Of ad
wboh may be taken as another indi-
cation that Courier advertising rays
and he says it most certainly does.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-12-20
The Holy City.

For this, the third season Of
Clarence Beunett's wonderful drama
The Holy City," every degree of
theat rical representation has been
made to excel. The sllegory, musi-
cal. spectacle and thrilling situations
so greatly enjoyed last year, the
large company OF superior talent,
costumed in garments Of almost be.
wi'dering beauty, is stronger and
more brilliantly arrayed and addi-
tionsl accessories have been provided.
Nothing more dramatically complete
will be seen this season and 1t is Of
pleasant record that last year success
is being surpassed. Manager Kinney
confidently expects this engagement
will be to the capacity of the theatre.
I" The Holy City" will also serve to
bring to our notice new Star on
the dramatic armament in the per
son of Miss Luella Morey brilliant
young, emotional actress that will
be seen as "Sslome" the daughter OF
mug holVu' CicAo Aluuect btNcul-
ber Sd. While We tire of sameness OF
the objects of everyday life. We never
find first-clsss amusement bore
the field is broad and ample-thought
and study for anyone. In Miss
Morey's rendition of the Queen OF
Gallilss. who was the beautiful
daughter of the puppet King
Herod. who ruled with despotio
hand the Empire in the days Of John,
she finds the greatest field for her
energies and the one thought in her
heart is to render this sublime tragedy
in away that naught but good may
ever come of il, The cast selected in
the support Of Miss Morey, has e.ch
one been chosen for their special fit.
ness for the role portrayed and the
scenic embellishments are all that one
could desire. Opera House December
2S.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-12-20

Cramer Bros. want to announce to
their friends and patrons that they
have secured the services of Mr.. Jud
Taylor. He will take charge of the
Bicycle Repairing department and
will also do General Repairing of all
kinds. So if you have Knives or Scis.
sors that need grinding. Saws that
need fixing, Umbrellas that need new
ribs, Locks that are out of order, 10
fact anything that needs fixing, take
1t to Oramer Bros Repair shop, where
it will receive prompt and careful at
tention.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-12-20
INTERESTING LIST OF
MEN OF AFFAIRS
Complete Roster of the Hea ds oi
the Various Departments In
Sta to and Nation Civon

Recently q request came from one
of the teachers in the Grants Pass
public schools and his pupils that the
Courier print a list OF he men oil
affairs in the nation, state, county
and city. This request is very gladly
complied with and the said informa-
tiou will be found to follow;
National-Tbecdore Roosevelt, pres
ident Charles W. Fairbanks, Vice
President; Elihu Root, Secretary OF
State. George B Cortelyou, Secrerar
of Treasurey; William H Taft, Sec[e.
tary of War; James R Garfield,
Secretay of Interior; Victor H Met
calf, Secretary of Navy James Will
son, Secretary of Agriculture; Charles
Bonsparte, Attorney Genral Oscar
Strauss Secretary Of Commerce and
Lator; George Won L Meyer, Post
master. General; Melville W. Fuller,
Chief Justice; vsspatian Warner, U:
S. Pension Commissioner; W S
Richards. U. s. Land Commis-
sioner.
State Of Oregon-Chas W Fulton
and Jonathan Bourne, U. s Senators
Willis G Hawley. Congressman, list
district and VIM r Ellis, Congress
man, I'd district; Geo ChsmberlaiB,
Governor Frank w Benson, Secretary
lOf state; George A Steele, Treas.
urer: J II Alderman. Superintendent
OF Public Instruction; Willis Duni-
way, State Printer; A NJ Crawford,
Attorney General; G E Wolverton, U
S District Judge; W q Bristol, u S
District Attorney; O J Reed U S
Marshal: d M Dunno. Callector In
ternal Revenue; R S Bean, r A Moore
aud Robert Eakin, Supreme Judges
Chas Galloway, Agent State Land
Board.
.DistriCt-R A Booth, Eugene, Joint
Senator for Josephine and Lane
Counties Judge First Judicial Dis
triot, Hon. II X Hanna, Jacksonville
Prosecuting Attorney, same district.
A E Reames, Jacksonville; Register
u S Land Office, Benjamin L Eddy.
Roseburg; Receiver same, ] NJ Law
renee, same place; Joseph Moss, U s
Land Com missioner for Josephine
County; DIR. d p Love, Health
Officer
Josephine County-Stephen Jewell,
Judge, ] T Logan and NJ A Wertz
Commissioners " J Russell, Sheriff /;
s f Cheshire, Clerk; J I Taylor,
Treasurer Nv II Fallin, Assessor
Lincoln Savage, superintendent OF
Schools; W H Perkins, Surveyor; F D
Stricker; coroner; James Holman,
Justice of the Peace.
Grants Pass-Dr j @ Smith, Mayor ;
G II Clements, Recorder; Col W John
son, Treasurer; @ e McLsne, Street
Superintendent; Lincoln McGrew,
Marshal; W P Wright, Engineer ;
Jas Swearinger, Night Marshal; Geo
W Colvig, Attorney; Councilmen-
First Ward: H @ Kinney. I P
Cramar; Second-D II Stovall. J 7
Tufts; Third-Geo Lewis. Chas Burk-
halter; Fourth-Frank Fetsch, W 7
Coburn. Board of Education-R W
Clarke. DIR ] c Smith, II l. Gilkey {;
I p Cramer, @ G Ament, with E S
Van Dyke as Clerk Richard r Iur-
ner, Superintendent of City Schools.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-12-20
O'Neill's for Xmas presents.
Warm, Winter wear at Harths.

Warm, Winter at Harths.
RADIUM coal oil. the highest
grade-Hair. Riddle Hdw. Co., Dis
tributors.
There's nothing nicer for an Xmas
present than comfortable rocking
chair. O'Neill has them.
If undecided. what to get for an
Xmas present, drop in and see O'Neill,
the furniture man. He'll tell you.
Its not too late to have O'Neill
order that something special you We
been thinking about II get for you.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-12-20
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

Notice is hereby given that the an.
nual NEE ting Of ths Stockholders Of
the Grants Pass Banking and Trust
Company is called to meet at the par
lors Of said bank on Tuesday the Il
day of January, 1905 at 10 o'oock a.
m.. for the purpose of electipg q
board Of directors to serve one year,
and to transact such other business
as may properly come before the
meeting. l.. L. JEWELL,
Cashier.
Da'ed at Grants Pass, Oregon, De-
cember 30, 1907. 1890 81
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-12-20
STRAYED.

There came to my place near Wilder
vile, Wednesday, Dec. 4, 1907, one
3-year old red steer with one horn,
right ear cropped, notch ON left ear.
Owner can have same by proving
property and paying charges. 1918 ct
L. B. AKERS.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-12-20
KINNEY g. TRUAX

" A. Peterson writes from his new
home. at Sau Diego, Cal, that he is
well pleased with the people and the
climate, He now has nice position
with the Benson Lumber Co.. of that
most southern city of any Importance
on the Pacific coast.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-12-20

He will appreciate present from
Hsrth. Fsds aud Fsucies in Furnish.
ing 's-Hsrths.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-12-20
High grade Japanese brass and China
ware at Halls Art Store.

You'll have to hurry, if you want to
get some Of those nice pieces of furni.
ture that O'Neill has. suitable for pres.
ents.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-12-20
Sugar Pine Store Voting Contest
December 90, 1907.

Special Tuesday, December "a, all
College and High School Pennants 6t
cents. Just III for Christmas present.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-10-04
FORRESTON.
PherSOn.

Forreston, Texas, Oct. 4.-Cot-
ton picking takes the day in this sec
ton of Ellis. Some of the farmers
are wearing long faces on account o.
a short crop. Every body is busy try
ing to save what cotton they have
The Southwestern Telephone Co.
has bought the Forreston exchange,
Mr.. Cannon Childs and Mr.. d.
Oliver visited MIR. Dugger. near For
reston Sunday.
Rev. Kennon filled his appoint
ment at Forreston Sunday at II
o'clocN
Mr.. WeaEs, near Forreston, visi
ted rear Ennis Saturday.
Mr.. Robbie Brooks and father o.
Grove Creek visited Mr.. and Mrs
Dan Hamlin Sunday.
Mr.. Ed Glen visited MIR. and Mrs
Erskin Brown Sunday.
Nh. George Wright visited Mr.
Bufford Digger sunday.
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MEMORIAL SERVICES.
VIII BE Held by the Daughters at
the Christian Church sunday.

The Daughters of the Confederacy
will hold memorial services in honor
of John II. Reagan, Gen. Hood and
Mrs. Goodlet at the Main Street
Christian church Sunday afternoon
at 3 o'clock. On this occasion several
crosses of honor will be bestowed
upon veterans. The public in general
has a cordial invitation to attend,
and the veterans are especially re-
quested to be present. The program
will be as follows:
Invocation, Rev. r. B. Criddle.
Song, choir.
Reading, Miss Elizabeth Moore.
Address, Hon. Jack Beall.
Nearer My God to Thee, quartette.
Bestowing crosses of honor.
Doxology by congregation.
Benediction, Mr.. Chalmers Nc
Pherson.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-10-04

commences talking about the cruelty
of subjecting the penitentiary bird
to the gaze of the public, hence the
cruelty of putting him on the public
roads. Actually. unreasonable as #
may appear TO the average man. the
penitentiary boards have always
founded their opposition to working
the convicts on the roads upon the
shame the convict would feel in be-
ing seen in prison garb. They supple
ment this with the further excuse
that to subject them to road work
would subject them to exposure in
inclement weather! But the one
means by which the board always
won was by appealing to the poor
counties and saying that only the
rich county could afford to work the
convicts, even if they were placed
on the roads. Convict labor, where
ever employed on the roads, has
proved itself valuable, just as it has
done in the Cooley locality. Dallas
county, which confessedly has the
best roads in the state, laid the foun-
dation for them with convict labor.
The laws of the state ought to be
revised so that many crimes now
felonies are made misdemeanors.
! Our statute books are overlooking
! with crimes which are made felon-
les and which should be made mis-
demeanors. The laws appear to have
| been passed for the benefit of coun-
| ty and district attorneys, to enable
them to get large fees, rather than
that justice might be done or com
munities and counties should be
benefited Stop for a moment and
consider the ridiculous law which
was enacted against hog stealing. a
hog thief under it was sent to the
peniteutiary for stealing a shoat not
worth fifty cents. This was done that
the district and county attorney
might get felony fees from this
crime which was frequent in some
sections of the state. The legislature
| he'd many members who We're dis
. rri,t or county attorneys at one
time. and they rushed forward to
line the pockets of the limbs of
the law" who occupied positions
that they formerly occupied, or
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-10-04

PORT Nor,h Man Was Victim ~
Iusvr Isl~-strne,-.

Fort Worth. Texas. OCT TIA
der the d.iuaian that ~aPi-its ~cre
about Der constantly and that the
man standing In front Of the ~iudo~
Ia iHs house across The street waa
c5pansiale for the Spirits pres
eucc. Mys Vaughan. who resides Oh
West bluff street. took fe@ fancy
shots at her supposedly objection
able naighbor Wednesday night
All Of the bullets went vide Of
their mark But the man across the
street Saw that oven II the woman $
aim was very bad the bullets we're
intended for him. and that the best
thing that he could do Was TO seek "a
more healthy atmosphere lie called
police headquarters and wanted the
woman arrested
Might Captain Of Police Cone an
swered the cali He found that the
woman's relatives had finally over
powered her and taken the pistol
from her.
She told Captain Cone that the
man across the street was spiritu-
alis, and that he kept spirits" fol-
lowing her about everywhere she
went. Her relatives explained TO the
officer that she was mentally unbal-
anced, so he took no further steps in
the case. they assuring him that
they would care for her.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-10-04


Another Young couple with mat
rimouial intentions We're frustrated
ia their purpose hy parental objec-
tion Wednesday A young man nam
ed G.. - Sturgis, who lives near
Mountain Peak. iu Ellis county, and
Miss Alma Mcdonald. daughter of
pf Mcdonald ut Itasoa. arrived on
the suu,bbpuud Katy passenger train
wednesday morning and tho groom
applied at the county clerks office
Cor license authorilius them 90
we'd. S telephone meszaee from The
YOUNG udFs father had. however
preceded Dds visit l1 tFu office AND
.he county slp5k DECLINED .H issue
. tbs ua.Hs. Huul Br Mcdonald could
reach Dor. The HHgr umo a. ,N-
T r.IIf.us.. possible anj prosecuted
. tu ..u E. daughter .a .hars. r..
. m.ua m.. positively fool sanction
.Hs.. ua......a . les.. GH.I Del could
r.l. Ha "...fIe4tluu Eu tHr
FaHu. Hr aar.hlns Ths H|..
|taraI H .1bh satisfactory ',t
I t-a.. H4 .. ul.uf HHf frs tfH.l
\ rsu. ..a . understand ihat uu'n
Dol. t4H. . .H.r, aaa'I t. ro fHr
|H.. stI..|.. .a fH. a.Ha Wet
nIsr .f.H..a ur WrHHHH Eai
.hH aaaaH.# ..f. Hr iIaao aad N.
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Any erroneous reflection upon the
character, standing or reputation of
any person, firm or corporation that
may appear in the columns Of the
Daily Light will be gladly corrected
upon its being brought to the atten-
ton OF the management
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-10-04

Perfect weather, this. Tor using
the sp,.r-.ug drag
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Tot. reminds yuu of tbs need of
Isu,- sidewalks Build them.
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Maxst
- fhe fatn. af E
ers hsr4 mM aF
sash mafas s
tNv gasm asa eestas
~Ash tafaee mns
Aassa w1 afford
a. tknse ~hn aes4re te hnt tae
fee~s afsN1e fer BETTER Bte*a &a&
s~esssae@ tAfs 8MsaAseAh mv eaatf
sans - uus.rsoat
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The Enterprise Publishing Com
pany Is In nowise responsible for

debts that may be contracted by en-
ployes, nor will We assume payment
Of such debts under any circum-
stances. Every employe of this office
is paid promptly for work done. This
Is to protect ourselves and the SELL
ing lic.-ENTERPRISE PUB
LISTING COMPANY, Per G. w. Nc
knight, Manager.
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Obituaries, resolutions Of respect,
cards of thanks-all matter not
NEWS-wilI be charged for at the
rate of cents per line Poetry at
double price.
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w. 4. DWNBY City Editor
tResidence Phone. Bell No. 2S9D
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-12-07
Delinquent Taxes fol the Year 1907
oca List Of Delinquent Taxes County Utah. and all
ed November 80, 1907.

As required by law notice hereby given that the following
ed persons and property are delinquent in the Of
state state School County County School, County Poor
Sinking Funds District School and all City and Town
the cities and towns in the said Cache County for
1907 to the specified and that unless
SAID amounts together with costs paid shall sell the
property hereinafter described satisfy such in
the manner prescribed by law Said sale will begin third
Monday in December 1907 at l2 o'clock the front
tinue from day to day until the list exhausted
j. P. TOOLSEN,
Treasurer of Cache County Utah.
BAH of the following described real property is stu
ate north of Salt Lake Meridian United States Surveys for Utah
BOOK A.
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Name, Location and Description.


5sloHyrum Light $ Power Co.. milsite ,, tip loJ
81 7Jos saey sec g. tp TO- range e. So acres 1885
A S sec T. j. If range rs acres ss
So s2 s Anderson nasns sec 49, tip H. range s ta2
7o1c L. Anhder sec 81 p range e. IS acres 1915
71leG. G. Nielsen 80, p H. / e. acres III
7327w R. Dewitt "a, tip Il range 1874 acres $3.50
ss A N% sec 8 's W. sec 70 e range.
75ssJ Anderson ersen lot g. sec ie p TO- e. 40 a. IS
sec tp H. range q ls5 acres q LA
4Tsh nd s telephone S & miles s3 line 49, sss
sl27 E. , ysssSp 49, z lots 2s block A. plat 90
'T T.yo n'T os ss7 block IS pis; A. M1: 's
sss, s;estsom range Gag
sS a" g Of = 1Ss block % i IS Farm o
o,,o Survey acres r.. go -. 362
9 11d telephone Co., ~ ns Lime - ~ ss
81 7Telluride Power Co., 8 miles Line 1915
1903 1G. W. Marler, lot l, block A. plat A, Providence
E. ? Hansen i, lots So block TO- plat A. Provi 14'
H. A Campbell lot ie plat A. Providence -'''
H H Bullock lot s. block as plat A, Providence i''
-
1ls2oE p Hansen sec g. tip ii range e. IL acres " 147s
1s s en1y M Bullock Is p II 20 acres 1s7s
lis27G NJ Pickett, personal property - 49, 49, SPA
llss4 Albert J. Fife personal property -. sos
1l931J f. Carlisle B. tip II, e., 35 6536
81 R. Massn os s 5s 5ee block R. r Ada Add
12O2OHansen Live Stock Co., Imp personal property 1882
12o2e| Amalgamated Sugar Co, s, tip H. range e.
12oesF zonsr yr p of u sec s. tip ii 'e'''
! y
ss 1ns ssai sss Is Il
tip II range e. 10 acres 49,. -. !. $50 |
ls2aOGeo W Marer sec l6 tip H. range e. ID s7-loo
1913 2|Hyrm Jones. u n u. H. tip ii
1852 L. R. Msrtineau, 4 u So tip 10, range 80
ssss A. A. n EN- Imp sndpersonal property 1870
ss sPos si T Tel e CABLE N Co., Mile Line sSI
l25 5Uah Ind Tel Co, Mile Line -. ~. -. SIS
125loTelude Power Co., Mile Line ..... 80. 1866
MT STERLING
1871 7Iwm. H. Est, A W u, w "A, sec 10, tpI
TO- range 1 W, 20 80. 80. .......... 299
wm isSspan Sss s'Rss sec is p p'i e. M
1872 W Garrett isxlso rods x u sec Is tip
TO- range ! W. 13 acres. ........ 947
1873 2chas Stewart, Y, E Il, %, tip TO- range
1ss 81 7 Bradshaw, g, tip 10 v iso 1897
1881 F. Bradshaw a; Asw "a, sec 49, TIP TO- range o7
lss27 John Hilton, pit Y, u, "a, tip 10, range
1874 lJacob Miller e. Is e. sec &C. tp TO- 49,
,oJ range W. 10 acres .;...... ......s... .... 1So
1871 Postal Tel Cable Co.. Mile Line ~. 49,. =. 2O3
WELLsvILLE
140 2W. s. Poppeon, lots 7s plat A. ...l 234S
14O12 Lovna Bankhead lot 5, block 3 plat A, 1893
1403W. S Poppelton lots g. block 2 plat A, 1859
14O27 Emma NJ Poppeon, w. lots u.s. block g. plat Al
14028Jos. Mitton ~ lots rs, block plat A. 1915
14119R. Kerr lot Z block s. plat. A. .... ...i 2771 |
142 Christina Jones lot s, block plat A. SIS
14224Lev Cooper lots So block 9 plat a. I 1919 |
143 1Susanna Bailey lots 1-S block 10 plat A 1887
14414,Jas Latham lot l. block a. plat A. . i 1l51
14419Mary A. Latham, lot 8, block H. plat A, ..... 999
145 Alas Allan lot g. block IT,, plat A .. i 2sO3 !
l45l2Job Miller " lot a, block Is, plat A. ..l 213
14515|Thos Adamson lot s. block 49, plat A XXI i 75s
14523 Hannah o. Kerr, 71ax2o rods lots L. block 49,
lat 4
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Name, Location and Description.

-: Name, Location Description. ISsE
B GA a. eastman l s So Ies block 80 A. 55
f Me hsnssy o lot a. block block % " Iii
1 l5l q E Ens1 ss Spence lot block 2s s
sss"'s lots IS s. block SsA 40 81, Pa,
1874 l5ss so Grant c1t,n lots 81 block 1s s7S
Is III % se sssh Plat P g. B. So
ssM Fappe" S a. HeS s soeR Ri IS B. s,
1S5Ssild Parker Bros block 90 plat B. p a1S Ss
15sas Parker hos 3l'i Block * g plat plat 81 B. HI
, ,ss ayohn eon lots s5e o. plat B. 1919 saS
I'd Bros DG iot g. b Pss g. plat -
1s nsss lot lots eS's ss ss g s 1s 2;s
Sa SWe ps. Horse Co., property i5S
Bros Bros. all block IS plat plat s. ss
1853 H P Parker s lots n IT, block L. 81 plat s
Parker lot 9G Block * 81 pat plat B. 9Ss
1s4w Poppon lots block oes'f TO- p R.st co ss
!s hsFh T ca sS' cs sec j %,s 10 in: IS
1sssR Might Ts,I Horse Co., property ss
L. p:rs6 nslIG prope espery 4ss
1sssw FSsss" sec + T.
1865 an Kerr r. VIZ T. sec 4 tp 10 range w. nlsS
49, s II R R iS rang. . ls ~
1865 H c'f Psrlsr s sss sec o II TIP 10 range
1sss range sas
W,
Garrett ais interest 4 a. p 10 '-
1877 IN IS Badeon lots to ., u e. s W a4'
sane sec nw's W, sec 80 tip 10, range / w.
le727c Jsppsen, x and sec 49, tp TO- range
"" @4o acress .'.... 49,. 80. 1854
,s7 .. p 10 w. acres . s'.. los
iss M Ps tne1eK o sec 80 81 p TO- 2s
1sssoR Kerr, tp H. range w. SO acres a. 1sss
1852 y gK p. Kerr z w. w sec % H. r. 20 le5
io9l l|h' rarker Bros, n ", W "a, "a tip IL,
1853 IA TIP H. range W IL acres ' sss
1 7 "a Leshman, g. tip H. range w. 80 80 1856
i 9p NJ Leishman sec 49, p H. 5A 1893
l70lsR J. Kerr g. tip H. range w. liz acres 1913
seSs Sc. sec % p range s. $4,000
i 7 g. Stewart Jr, personal property 49,. -. . III
se S. P pr range w. acre. ass
1881 John 81 Leishman lot "a, sec s6 tip H. 1 w.
l75ss Mrs John Leishman, lots 1924 49, tip ii,
,7s pd range nj W. ;t 81 acres 80. 2oy
MENDoN
'Hs fs' l slos 1 H. Plat plat 81 81
Parker Par Bros 49, To IL LAG
s ss Parker sec 15 tip H. range W, SO $40
Br 0 sec 81 d. tnnTf RANGE w. s acres acre
ss B B s sec % t p s 60 sa
2oU2oGeo Sonders sec "a, tip r. W, 3a 67
PETERBoRo.
sOS , aG C G " " sec R u range 100 24o6
a. eowey 70 a. a.res 49, " "a sec tip r. o
2 2oSl5 D Bailey Y tip r. range w 800 acres 1910
Farrell sec t. tp T. p range n w. 5i1 4Ss
l. Farrs all 81 Sc IT, p m aS
EOS 4Geo L. Farrell o s "a Y "a, see Is, tip -,
DOS 4Geo I. Farrell T. " sec 49, tp H. range W,
30 ewm Kidman Jr W. W, sec 20 tp IL range
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Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-02-21

Philadelphia. Feb. 19.-Congrcs
man John r. Reidburn. republican.
WAS today elected mayor of Philadel-
phie defeating William VI. Potter
democratic and city party candidate
bv about $1,000 plurality.
Reyburn's plurality over Potter is
3a pO@ The total vote puIled for
mayor was 22s.167. of which Com
eressuan Rcyburn received l30,5Sj