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the necessary pass books and deliver
the same to the respective road over

the necessary pass books and deliver
the same to the respective road over
seers. ::s'e:s = -.:s% }s~7%S>Gs
Moved and carried that the polling
places designated by this board Feb
ruary 10, 1908, be changed to read
as follows in the following precincts:
In precinct No. 20, RoyaESchool
house on section IA. .@'
In precinct No. 20, Grand Harbor-
Town hall.
In precinct No. SO, Edmore- Village
hall.
Moved and carried that the following
bills of w. H. Bedford, sheriff, for
transporting the following named per-
sons adjudged insane to the asylum
at jamestown, Ed. Smith $41.20; Mary
Bennett, s4240; Agnes Fossum, $3.50
and Geo. Swain $25.S5, be audited and
allowed, and the chairman and audit
or authorized to so certify on said
bills.
A request signed by j. Porter Rus
sell for Mrs. Olivia Jacobson, request
ing an abatement of taxes on her prop
erty was read.
On motion duly carried the same
was rejected.
A petition signed by Chas. T. Stud
ness asking for a refund for road
taxes worked out and also paid for
the year 1907 on Sc Ia and lot 4, less
R. R., section 81, township 1856, range
66, $3.06, and on Sc IA, NV IA, ne IA,
sw IA, he IA and lot 6, section 31-156
66, 1886, (being in an unorganized
part of the county, was read.
Moved and carried that the same be
granted.
Petition of H. NJ. Kiefer was read
and it was moved and carried that a
refuIding order in a sum equal to the
1906 tax in South Minnewaukan town
ship on valuation of $237.00 (being
horses S1S200, wagons $500 and agri-
cultural tools $4,000 be issued to him
for the reason that he was assessed
for the same property in the same
year in Eddy county where he has
his homestead
Moved and carried that the report
of Justice D. G. Duen for the quarter
ending April 18th, 1908, be approved
and warrants ordered drawn in pay
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The board then adjourned until
O'Clock a. M, Wednesday, April 9th
1908. Eggs
&C. o: Johnson, 80
Attest: Chairman.
Emil s. Eich,
County Auditor. 49, 7';'
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2ened and found to read as foil lows: Z
@ Hurst Bros. Co.., adults s$36 90,

Tened and found to read as follows: c.
Hurst Bros. Co, adults $3.50 90,
medium s24.Oo, infants $3.50
e, w. Gilbertson, adults $40. 90,
mediums S24.0O, infants $500. t5
7 Moved and carried that the bid of
e. w. Gilbertson be accepted. 8s
Bids for stationery for county Of
1cers were opened and found to read
as follows: !.
G. W. Greene, As per cent discount
from A. c. McClurg's catalogue 1907
1908. y .j j;T
G. J. B. Turner, IS per cent discount
from A. G. McClurg's catalogue 1907
119o8. n 33IsH
Moved and' carried that the bid of
c. ". Greene be accepted. N
| Bids for letter heads and envelopes
were received from the Crazy Public
Opinion and the Devils Lake Inter
Ocean.
| Moved and carried that the bid of
the Devils Lake Inter-Oceany be ac-
cepted. Tx
Bids for furnishing medicines and
medical attendance to county poor and
prisoners were opened and found to
read as follows: s&SS
Dr. ]. H. Moeller, district No.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 524O. 90
Dr. E. Onsum, district No A. II $50 90
DR.. C. Smith, district No. 4-E#198O 90
DR.. Mcintosh, district No. 4 ~ 10000
DR.. A. Flath, district No. g.; 5000
DR.. E. G. Nicholson, district
DR.. W. c. Fawcett, district '''''
| No. sI&5 5000
Dr. G. F. Drew, district No. g. 81 5000
Dr. r. M. Cox, district No. l. VT 100
| Moved and carried that the bids of
Dr. c. Smith, $198.00; DR.. A Flath
$4,000; DR.. E. G. Nicholson $4,000;
DR.. W. G. Fawcett $4,000; DIR. G. F.
Drew $4,000 and DR.. R. M. Cox 500
be accepted and that the said physi-
clans (whose bids have been accepted)
be appointed as county physicians for
their respective districts for the en-
suing year, that contracts be entered
into, and that the said physicians be
required to file reports to this board
with their bills quarterly, showing ser
vice rendered the county under said
contracts.
Moved and carried that the report
of Justice A. L. Berness for quarter
ending March 81, 1908, be approved
and warrants ordered drawn in pay
ment of same as follows: -
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menC or same as 1OllOWS:
D. G. Duell, justice fees-$ 3615
W. H. Bedford, sheriff's fees 1856
John Johnson, witness fees 2.10
James Peterson, witness fees 2.10
John KurtZ, witness fees--- 2.10
VIM. Doyle, witness fees 2.10
Anton Rustad, witness fees 2.10
H. J. Erickson, witness fees 2.1O
M. Bergot, witness fees-- 2.10
R. G. Oliver, witness fees- 2.10
Alfred Sprague, witness fees 2.10
Aaron Roberts, witness fees 2.10
OrOn Cushman, witness fees 2.10
F. Bebeau, witness fees- 2.10
J. Wolf, witness fees------ 2.10
VIM. Watts, witness fees 21O
Chas. Merrick, witness fees 2.1O
Thos. Skidens, witness fees 800
DR.. Sihler, witness fees 21O
Bids for bound books we're received
from the following firms: Grand
Forks Herald and Walker Bros. &
hardy.
Bids for election supplies for prim-
airy election, June "a, 1908 were re-
| ceived from the Devils Lake Jorunal.
Bids for legal blanks we're received
from Walker Bros. & Hardy and Devils
Lake Journal.
| The board then adjourned until
! o'clock a. M, Tuesday, April 7th, 1908.
&C. O. Johnson,
Attest: Chairman.
Emil S. Eich,
! County Auditor.
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Tuesday, April 9TH, 1908.
The board met at o'clock a. M, pur-
slant to adjournment
Present: Commissioners johnson,
Nesset, Maloney, Fursteneau and Sam
uel.
The board continued with the con-
sideration Of bids. No decision ar
rived at
A recess was then taken until 2
p. N.
Afternoon Session.
The board met at 2 o'clock p. m.
pursuant to above recess.
Present: All the members.
Bids for burial of paupers were op-
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BOARD OF COUNTY COMMITS
SIONERS OF RAMSEY
COUNTY, NORTH
DAKOTA.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-08-22

Shows. Dancing, Pic
nicing, Ball Games. etc.
aud Hear Music. Lee.
lures ana Concerts. Win
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-08-22
Hand Mashed.

A man by the name Of Karl Thompson,
who claims he was kicked of the train
at Deweyville and fell beneath the
wheels Of the moving train and had his
hand severely mashed, was brought to
town by Ut Lant Thursday afternoon.
DR. Rich was summoned and amputated
two fingers below the knuckle joints and
dressed and cared for the injured hand
He was taken to the city Jail and
Co. Sheriff Josephson notified. Mr..
Josephson came over from Brigham
yesterday afternoon. 1t seems that the
fellow has partner roaming about here
and both men are wanted in Malad and
Idaho towns on a charge OF forging
checks. Sheriff Josephson took the man
to Brigham.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-08-22
Compliments.

The Garland Globe Of Saturday, the
10Th, was certainly hummer For
good reading news matter, the Globe
has hardly ever done better; there
was so much news that Brother Wix.
ON had to run supplement.
We congratulate the Globe on It's
fine appearance and rapid progress
and do not hesitate In labelling It one
Of the newsiest exchanges that comes
to our desk.
Success to you, Bro. Wixom. Box
Elder News.
Thanks, Brother Lee. We'er trying
to overtake the Box Elder News, but
we'll have to go some.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-08-22
DEWEYVILLE.

Henry Burbank and wife are rejoicing
over the arrival of fine daughter.
Miss Msrgret Paorie of the Society Is
lands, Is visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
A Pierson. She Is one of Elder Pierson s
converts.
Thursday the officerJ of the Relief
society surprised the members. Each
member was invited to bring their work
aud spend the day. A button hole sew
ing contest was engaged In and four
members's work was so near alike, that
each were given prize. After the
social about twenty Of the good sisters
went TO the home Of Mrs. Z X Hansen it
being her n birthday. A fine lunch
was served on the lawn and pleasant
afternoon spent.
ii Gamers team run away with load
Of lumber Tuesday and In attempting to
stop the runaway he was knocked down
aud sustained a broken leg.
A social was given to retiring coun'
sellers of the bishop last Saturday even
ing aud each presented a book Of Nor.
mon, hast binding. Refreshments were
served.
NIB Marble will open up a General
Merchandise store here next week. ID
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-08-22

Ut. anu MIS- " w hicharus, DR.,
Of Garland, were shopping In Brigham
Monday Box Elder News.
W II Evans has been carrying his
hand In sling the past few days as
result Of being cut with sheet of zinc
at the Sugar factory.
An interesting conference OF the Gar
land Relief Sociaty was held In this city
Thursday afternoon. Stake Prest. Mrs.
Susansh p Boothe and her counselors
Mrs. Amelia D. Madsen aud Mary Hard
ing were In attendance.
Take In the big Day" at Brigham
Aug eth. Excursion rates via Malad
Valley Branch. Time table - 1st train
leaves Garland at S:43 a IN, arrives In
Brigham $50 m. and train leaves
Garland at $3.50 p m, arrives In Brigham
At 4:80 p m. Returning trains leave
Brigham at $40 p. m. and 1890 m. II
Wednesday Justice W II Vanfeet
|
sutomibile and footed past the Globe
office In his new car at a get.up-and. go
some gait. The Justice is the second
Garland man to own an automibile
(Corbstt Is of course No y and we editor
Is going to have ride In IL, II 1t takes a
leg of. Mr.. Frank p Libby Of Salt Lake.
talked the Justice into making the
purchase.
Mr.. and Mrs. ] + Owens entertained a
few intimate friends and acquaintance
, ut their home Wednesday evening In
honor Of Miss Lottie Owens Of willard,
Miss Owens rendered some choice vocal
and instrumental selections during the
evening. Refreshments were served and
the evening very pleasantly spent. Again
Thursday evening a crowd of near neigh
bors and friends were invited In and had
the pleasure Of listening to Miss Owens
sing. She has beautiful soprano voice
and highly entertained all present.
Messrs Frank P Libby and W G Van
Noy Of Salt Lake, blew into town last
Sunday morning In big, black cluster"
automobile and were successful In
captivating two Of our popular young
ladies', who they took on sightseeing
tour Of the valley. At the b NJ & p Co.
and at the "IIallo" Station two maidens
In girlish glee can be heard singing that
old refrain: Come back. old boys,
cheer up and be merry, Don't let your
hearts with the sun decline Come back
old boys, and we will he with you Just
as long as the sun will shine"
Last Saturday afternoon, Mt the First
ward hall In Brigham city, impressive
funeral services were held over the re-
/ mains Of Mrs. Nellie Mcqueen. sister Of
Mrs. Jennie Wallis, who died from the
effects of an operation at the Pocatella
hospital last Thursday morning. Over
thirty relatives and friends uf the deceas.
ed were present at the services. The
remains were Inferred IN the Brigham
cemetary. Mrs. Mcqueen was the daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Simeon Carter OF
that place and leaves sorrowing hus'
band and a host Of relatives aud friends
to mourn her untimely death.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-08-22
Excursions to Denver.

September 9Th and 9th via Oregon
Short Line for COLORADO INTER-
STATE FAIR AND EXPOSITION,
Limit September Goth. See .gen. for
further particulars. a?2s5
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-08-22

The Big Four County Fair
will be held in Ogden, Utah, this
year on September goth, October
Ist, and and grid. This Fair is
the official fair Of Box Elder
County, so recognized by resolu
tions by the County Commiss
toner's of Box Elder County.
The Inter-Mountain FAIR As
sociation of Ogden owns the
Ogden Fair Grounds and started
the fair, but later on changed the
BOX ELDER COUNTY
A w Valentine, Brigham City,
commissioner.
M B Hart, Deweyville R F d
No I, commissioner.
d Z Adams, Thatcher, COM
missioner.
Thos H Blackburn, Brigham
City, mayor. '
w F House, Corinne City,
mayor.
S B Watland, Tremonton,
mayor.
JIG Wheelon, Garland, mayor.
Frede f Peterson, Bear River
City, mayor.
James M White, Willard Cny,
mayor.
Carl Isaacson, Brigham City,
tree inspector.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-08-22
BOARD OF CONTROL

Any Of the foregoing gentle
men will be pleased to give any
information desired.
The President and Director
General of the Fair, MIR. William
Glasmann, will make a visit TO
Box Elder Co. Aug. 24th, as,h &
26th, in an automobile and will
visit all the cities in the county
and will be accompanied by some
members of the local board.
Every Box Elder County
citizen should make this fair his
own fair and make every effort
to exhibit and attend the fair.
For further information call at
this office for premium list or ad-
dress William Glasmann, Director
General, Ogden, Utah.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-08-22
Saturday, Aug. "a, 1903
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

ITEMS Or INTEREST.
Read Haason Mercantile Co.'S big ad
on page 8. 1t
IA Rostan was In town few days
this week.
Joseph Jensen was an Ogden visitor
Tuesday.
2e good prizes for visitors to Brigham
Aug eth. 1t
CE Wilson returned Monday from a
trip to Ogden.
Ed yelling was transacting business
In Brigham Tuesday.
Atty b G Call of Brigham was here on
legal business Tuesday.
Al Grover left Wednesday on a trip
to the Bear Lake country.
BLANK N0TES-For sale at
this Office. i0c per dozen
W Fife left Wednesday for Bear
Lake on horse buying trip.
Mrs. Martha Shields of Ogden Is visit.
Ing her daughter. Mrs. X l. Bush.
Tuesday J + Owens disposed OF his
"model farm" at Squaretown.
David b Foulger was an Ogden visitor
last Saturday and Sunday.
re Michaelis made business trip
to Malad City, Idaho, Tuesday.
HF Otte of Montpelier, Idaho, spent
= few days In town this week.
We carry q complete line OF burial
Baskets. fremont Furniture Co. II
Blacksmith. n swinyard spent last
Sunday with his family In Logan.
We carry complete line OF burial
caskets. fremont Furniture Co. II
WINES and LIQUORS for Medicinal
purposes at Ritter Bros Drug Store. II
VIM II Glover, livery man Of Brig
ham, was here on business Thursday.
Mrs. Fred Richards. who has been
on the sick list, Is favorably recovering.
Bert Francis left Monday for Miner.
Idaho, to do team work In that vicinity
Arthur yelling OF Pennington, was
Visiting relatives In town few days this
week.
Farmers who have grain to sell can do
well by confering with Thos Wise. Gar
land, Utah. aS.u
FoR SALE-Towu lots on Fac
tory and Main streets, Enquire ut the
Garland Mercantile Co. II
Mr.. and Mrs. James Coombs of FARM
ington. were visiting friends In Garland
the fore part Of this week.
in Wallace. formerly OF this city but
now Of Salt Lake. wss visiting relatives
here the fore part Of this week.
Ell Coe. representing the Capewell
Horse Nail Co. Of Hartford. Conn, was
In town on business Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Madsen and
daughter Ella Won Of Honeyville came
over Tuesday to see the Boston Boomers.
Essie Evans OF Garland, Utah, Is the
guest OF Dulcie Webb. -Lehi Banner.
Mrs. Essie Evans Foulger, Bro. Banner.
Mrs. N Z Anderson and Mrs. Lars
Hansen Of Brigham, were guests Of Mr.,
and Mrs. Louis y johnson the fore part
Of this week.
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BRUSHES
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-08-22

Excursion to Salt Lake and Ogden
August 22nd. via Oregon Short Line
Rates from Garland will be ts,i5 to Salt
Lake, Tickets limited to ten days, q
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-08-22
see

one OF the 22 prizes and spend day long
TO be remembered at Brigham Ciyt, Ang
9th. Take your lunch basket with
you. 1t
MIR. and Mrs. Lawrence B Smith. the
newly welded couple, returned To this
city Wednesday evening after pleasant
sojourn In Pleasant Grove. Salt Lake and
other Utah towns. Ofcourse the Riddles
Of town gave them the usual Tin pauning
welcome reception that all newly welded
couples usually receive.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-08-22
Excursion 10 Salt Lake and Ogden

August 22nd. via Oregon Short Line.
Rate from Garland will he sSl5 to Salt
Lake. Tickets limited to ten days. q
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-08-22

Excursion to Salt Lake and Ogden
August 2snd. via Oregon Short Line.
Rate from Garland will be 1915 to Salt
Lake. Tickets limited 10 ten days, q
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-08-22
Box Elder County F AIR.

name to the Big Four County
Fair and admitted Box Elder,
Morgan and Duvis Counties, who,
with Weber County, make the
Big Four counties. Next year,
it is proposed to hold the Fair in
Brigham City. The County
Commissioners, Fruit Tree In
spectors and Mayors Of each
county form the county board of
Control. The Board OF Control
for this county consist of the
following
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-05-05
DIES VERY SUDDENLY
Wife Of LaMoilIe Hotel Keeper Sue
cumbs to Neuralgia of Heart After
Short illness.

Mrs. Anna AullS, wife Of Charles
w. Aulls. proprietor of the LaMoille
hotel. died at her home at 1880 o'clock
this forenoon, after an illness of not
ralgia of the heart. Mrs. Aulls was
taken sick suddenly at about o'clock
Monday evening. She suffered eXcru-
ciating pain until unconsciousness.
which preceded death, relieved her
suffering.
Mrs. Aulls was very well known in
LaMoille, where the family had lived
for eighteen years. She was born In
England in 1858, and accompanied her
parents to America when she was a
child of II years of age The family
went to Pennsylvania to live, and la
ter to Missouri. While living at Webb
City, Mo, she became the wife of
Thomas Ashcraft. They were married
in 1883, and Mr. Ashcraft died in 1887
Mrs. Ashcraft became the wife of
Charles W. Aulls in 1891, the mar
riage taking place in Melbourne.
where Mr.. and Mrs. Aulls lived for a
short time Soon afterward they came
to 1.aMoille, where they have since re-
sided.
Mrs. Aulls is survived by one daugh-
ter of her first marriage, Mrs. Maude
Brunton, who lives at Boone. and an
other daughter of her second marriage,
Gladys Aulls, of LaMoile. She al
SO leaves one sister. Mrs. Lizzie j.
Martin, of Joplin. Mo.
The funeral will be held from the
residence Thursday morning at 10
O'Clock. The body will be buried In
the Capron cemetery.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-05-05
EuNIcE kELLoGe's FUNERAL.
Large Assembly of Friends Pays Last
RESPECTS to Youno Girl.

The funeral Of Eunice daughter of
DIR. and Mrs. l.. r. Kellogg, was large
ly attended Monday afternoon at 2:3O
from the residence, 210 North Center
street. Rev. James MCGEE officiating
A quartet composed of Mrs Howard
d. Wilbur. Miss Ruth Bell, Mr. Henry
Shove, Jr, and Mr.. Hosford Plowe,
sang The members of Chapter BIB,
high school, and pupils from the
grades of Miss Eunices brothers and
sisters rooms, attended in body
Among the many beautiful flowers
that were rendered as expression of
sympathy to the family were pieces
from the P. e. o. sisterhood, the
teachers of the primary department of
the Baptist Sunday school, the Bap-
fist Ladies' Mission circle, b. Y. p. u,
Miss Pentlands Sunday school class
of which Florence kellogg is mem
Der, Mrs. A. Palmer's class, most of
whom belong to the choir, of which
Miss Kellogg was a member, the soph-
omore class of the high school, high
school teachers, and pupils of the
Click schools seventh grade. Acting
Mcbride. Wrcxe Wilson, Pearl DEUEL.,
Cleopatra Oppice, Marjorie Miller and
Mabel Peterson.
The pail bearers were Messrs. Hen
ry Shove. Jr., George Millhiser. Roy
Hughes, Carl Click. Harry Speers and
George Lincoln. Interment was in
Riverside.
There were present at the funeral
from out of the city DR.. and Mrs. A.
Kellogg, of Webster City. grandpar-
ents of the young woman; her uncles,
Drs H. Fl. and Il. D. Kellogg, of Sioux
City: an aunt, Mrs. Chloe Long, of
Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs. 7. Fl. Sewers,
of Oskaloosa and Mr.. and Mrs. c. j.
Mauch, of Webster City. brothers-in-
law and sisters of DR.. Kellogg; Mrs.
Susan Perry and Mr.. Albert G. Perry,
of Austin. Mimi, mother and brother
of Mrs. Kellogg.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-05-05
kRAus HEARD FROM.
ltinerant Doctor, phenomenal kraus''
Nav Be Under Arrest in st. Louis.

According to letter received this
morning by Chief Of Police W. e.
Nicholson from w. G. Means, a post
office inspector of st. Louis, "Phen-
omenaI Kraus," an itinerant doctor,
who was arrested and indicted here,
may be under arrest in ST. Louis.
Mr.. Means. who is connected with the
St Louis division inspector, writes that
he has been informed that Kraus mas
either been arrested or warrant for
his arrest has been Issued by st. Louis
authorities. The letter does not men
ton for what charge Kraus has been
arrested or is wanted, but it asks for
the details Of the case here against
kraus.
Kraus was arrested for practicing
medicine as an itnerant physician
without having a state certificate. He
was indicted. but the case never came
to trial. and his bond for $500 was for
feited.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-05-05
Real Estate Transfers.

Jennie G. Tuffrcc to j. G. oxley. o
Story county land in Eden township
$3.50.
George b. Albert, of Danville. H.
TO Charles W. Brown, lots II and II
block J.. Westlake's third addition
/ $500.
Emma Lincoln Griffin. of Schoharit
county, New York. to Charles w
Smith and Emanuel Hcpner. land ii
! Timber Creek township. $4,000
j X, Patton and Wife. to T.. "
/ Sapp. land In Laurel, $500.
/ Walter Canaday and wife to T.. n
Pearson. land In Melbourne. $4,000.
J. H. Hauser TO S. II. Rolston. land
in Llscomb. $500
Sarah e. Williams to J. G. Williams
and T.. l.. Williams. lots 10 and a.
block 9. Woods addition 81 900.
DR.. John Beard and wife Of Rlacl,
| Hawk county. to W. c. Messner. OF
Black Hawk county, land in South
Marshall. $500
Frederick t'rclinghuysen and wife, of
Newark. N. j.. to Ida ] LePlant part
Of lot II and all of lot IL. block I,
So 900.
Frank r. Davis and wife Of Los
Angeles, to Fred Hopkins. lot II, block
I, Hughes addition 81
Grace M Barnes and husband. to
Isabelle A. Matthews, part of lots l
and 2. block 1. 81 ZOO.
George Bolei and wife to the trus-
tees of Mineral lodge. No. $40. !. O. O.
r.. lot 6, block .. Rhodes. 5000
Woodward land In State Center. $3.50.
Samuel Petro and wife to William
Fl. Sloppy. lots 4 and 5, block I. Utz's
addition. 5000,
Thaddeus Binford. ct al, to d. Card
amone, part OF lots TO- II, To- block 5,
Binford & Webster's addition. $500.
Chris Brockman and wife to Wilbur
c. Perry land in Melbourne SO 300.
l.. NJ. Singleton and wife. to Anna
Probst, part OF lot H., block 5, Rice's
addition, $1,000.
Winnie Cross James and husband
to Nelson p. and j. w. Cronk. part Of
lots and ., block 3. Sleight's addition.
s1,1oo.
John p. Woodbury.. Of New York. to
]. K. Patton, part of lots 2 and B.,
block 8. Andrews addition, s4.750.
f. A. Tuffree to c. r. Hatcher lots
and s. block 1. Swayze's addition. and
lot {. block 8. Rice's addition, s1.150.
Mrs. Claudia May Haas to M. A.
Gettis. land in LeGrand $3.50.
w. r. Bennett and ]. r. Binford to
Elizabeth A. Carkhuff, lot Z, block 4.
Click and Wllligrod's addition. $1,000.
Martin L. Middleton ct AL, to Ella L.
Everist. land in Minerva. 81
Charles C. Signs and wife to John
A. Campbell. ct al, land in Eden
township. s11,S00
Katie Jones and husband to John