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The San Francisco call., 1909-12-18
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Of the California Fig Syrup Co. and th5
scientific attainments of its chemists have
rendered possible the production of Syrup
of Figs and Elixir of SIENNA, in all of it
excellence, by obtaining the pure medic
inal principles of plants known to act mos
benefcially and combining them mos
skillfully, in the right proportions, wit
its wholesome and refreshing Syrup G
California Figs.
AS there is only one genuine Syrup
Figs and Elixir cf SIENNA and as the ger
uine is manufactured by an origin
method known to the California Fig Syrr
60. only, it is always necessary to buy Il
genuine to get its beneficial effects.
A knowledge of the above facts enabls
one to decline limitations or to return thel
f,upon viewing the package, the full nam
fthe California Fig Syrup Co. is not found
printed on the front thereof.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-18
POLICEMAN OBJECTS TO
BEING CALLED CRATER
Strikes Manager Reed of Heine
Piano Company

This can be easily fixed said
Wallace w. Reed to George o. Heine
of the Heine piano company, in the
bond and warrant clerks Office yester-
day All the police are grafters."
IF you call me a CRATER retorted
Policeman T. J. Connell, I'll punch
your nose"
Il didn't call you CRATER re-
piled Reed. and if you say so you're
liar"
Connelrs fist shot out and landed on
Reeds nose. Then Connell arrested
Reed and booked him at the city prison
on a charge of disturbing the peace.
Heine had been arrested by Connell
for obstructing the sidewalk in front
of the company's warehouse at Market
and Stockton streets with lumber and
Reed. who is manager Of the company.
followed his employer to the bond and
warrant clerks office to give bail
Heine was released on $40 cash bail
and Reed on the same amount
Connell probably will have to ap-
near before the police commissioners
on complaint of Reed for striking and
arresting him.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-18
OCEAN SHORE ROAD
TO BE COMPLETED
Receiver StrattOn Will Proceed
at Once With the Remaining
Construction Work
Has Backing OF Interested Fi-
nanciers and Will Ask
Court for Authority

After an official inspection of the
Ocean Shore railway Receiver f. S.
Stratton announced yesterday that he
is ready to rush the line to completion,
the funds to be raised through re-
ceiver's certificates under the sanction
of the United States circuit court This
course, he said, is the only one to pur-
sue in the opinion of the inspecting
party, which also included the direc-
tors and engineers of the road and a
number of interested capitalists.
The inspecting trip ended at the
lower terminus of the northern sec
ton, Tunitas glen, which is 10 miles
below Half Moon bay. Stratton In
tends to make report to Judge Nor
row at the earliest opportunity and
ask for the needed funds Meantime
the road will be. operated at mini
mum expense.
That the receiver has the support or
the hackers of the road as to his con-
struction plans was demonstrated yes
terday morning at a conference with
interested financiers. They We're w. }.
Dutton, Henry T. Scott, w. G.. Irwin
and Cashier Mckee of the Mercantile
trust company, trustee for the oonu
holders. They promised to do all in
their power TO assist the receiver In
court and in the ganization scheme.
The same spirit was shown by the
party making the official trip, Whlcn
included ]. Downey Harvey, J. Athearn
Folger, Peter d. Martin. Walter ).
Martin, Chief Engineer Rogers, Super
intendent E. L. Braswell and Trafhc
Agent Charlton. The names OF the
eastern financiers present are not given
out by Stratton.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-18
PROPERTY OWNERS
FIGHT OVER VIEW

Because A C. Hammond. an insur-
ance adjuster. has erected flats on
his property in Clay street between
Taylor and Jones, thus obstructng the
bay view from the residence of George
w. Hooper, the lumberman. residing
at the northeast corner of Clay and
Jones streets. retaliatory action has
been planned.
Hammond built a wall TO restrain
the earth on Hooper's lot eight months
ago. According to Hammond. the
base of this wall projected on Hooper
property eight inches. Hooper had
men excavate and chip off that part OF
the wall on his property. This SO
weakened the wall that Hammond had
to reinforce it with timber Hooper
has also begun the construction of a
garage, (which will shut off the light
from Hammond's Iightwell-
Hammond expressed regret that his
building shut off Hooper's view and
agreed to have some of his roof taken
off, provided Hooper would foot the
bill He says he has no grievance
against Hooper and does not believe
the latter would be acting as he is
unless he were in poor health.
Hooper declined to discuss the mat
fer
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-18
DENGEE PARK LOTS
ARE IN STEADY DEMAND
Purchasers Are More Than
Pleased With Investments

Contracts for a number Of beautiful
country residences to be erected IN
Dingee park have recently been let.
other houses are in progress of con-
struction. while many residents are
now occupying their homes. Among
the homes are those of Louis Jensen,
Henry Marcus, DIR. G. B. Yount Richard
Barrett. Carl Beeger. James V. New
man. II. O. Heiner and George Gunther
and G. II. Garwin.
Speaking Of Dingee park, DR.. G. 3.
Yount said recently that to his mind
that section was one of the most ideal
residential localities in California.
We are particularly pleased with our
new home" said Doctor Yount, enthu-
siastically. Baldwin & Howell have
done more than we expected, and Din
gee park is better than they represent
it to be in their literature"
There is great satisfaction ia sell
ing a proposition that measures up just
little better than you have repre-
sented it to be-" said +. NJ Pickering,
secretary OF Baldwin & Howell. The
real estate business is conducted very
largely on faith, and it generally pays
to be conservative in drawing pictures
of the future when your client is at
your elbow. In Dingee park it is just
as Doctor Yount says: We have under
estimated that property to buyers ever
since it was put upon the market, and
have made a number of extra sales as
consequence.
There is no doubt that q conserva- :
tive policy is the safe one, and realty
dealers all over the state are finding
it out Baldwin & Howell look upon
new client more as a future patron
than as a source of immediate profit,
and exercise extreme care in advising
him along sound and conservative
lines. The result is that we enjoy the
absolute confidence of our patrons"
Baldwin & Howell are steadily maxi
ing sales in Dingee park. and already
several lots have been resold by pur-
chasers. A corner, one block from the
entrance, recently sold for 500 a front
foot. and the owner in the block adj
joining the park across the Southern
Pacific track refused 500 a front foot
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-18
FSCAPlS THROUGH
FAULTY RECORD

Josephine de Witt. alleged to have
obtained from Lizzie Conrad SS5 by
the false pretense that she (the de-
fendant) was sole heir to the vast
estate of John Won schultze Of Chi
cago. was liberated by Judge Cabaniss
yesterday on a writ of habeas corpus
The point was made BY her attorney
that the testimony upon which she was
held to answer by Police Judge Weller
did not show that>the story about the
Chicago estate was false. The de
fendant's admission OF the fals1ty of
the story was not competent evidence
against her
Assistant District Attorney Duke
agreed that the evidence upon which
the woman was held was insufficient
to warrant her conviction
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-18
TO SERVE LAWYER
BY PUBLICATION
May Mott Smith Cunningham
Asks the Courts Permis=
sion THUS to Proceed

May Mott Smith Cunningham, the
magazine artist, who is suing Charles
C. Cunningham, lawyer and political
orator. for divorce on the ground of
cruelty. took steps yesterday to circum-
vent her husbands attempt to evade
service of summons by remaining out
Of the state. She petitioned the su-
perior court for permission to serve
him by publication and thus pave the
way for bringing the case to trial.
Cunningham is now temporarily re-
siding at 324 Seventh avenue, Brook
lyn, says the wife, having left San
Francisco early in November. In a
letter to Mrs. Kate Silver Smith, 1864
Ellis street, this city, written from
Winnemucca, Nev., he informed her
that he intended TO remain In Brooklyn.
DELINQUENT HUBBY PAROLED
Upon his promise that he would seek
work and pay his divorced wife $3.50 a
week for the support of herself and
child, Joseph Barilla was released on
parole by Judge Mogan yesterday from
the county Jail, where he has been con-
fined two months. Mrs. Amelia Barilla,
who is dying of consumption, wanted
him kept there another month if he
would not agree to give her $50 a
month.
Jacobina L. Benjamin. who was mar
ried to Franklin Benjamin by Judge
Mogan in June, 1904, and divorced
by Judge Mogan in February, 1907,
judge for the custody of her 5
year old child Benjamin opposed
the application. saying that his
second wife would look after the boy
Judge Mogan,< however, granted the
mothers petition and ordered Benjamin
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-18
La Amistad Assembly

The Christmas assembly of the La
Anistad Cotillon club attracted a
large number Of young maids and
matrons TO the Century club house
last evening. The hall was profusely
decorated with greens and holly ber-
I'ies against which the gowns worn
by the women presented a very pretty
effect
Last evening was the third assembly
Of this dancing clubs fifth season. The
next assembly viii be held January
Il
The directors Of the club are Walter
Jones George 4. Welch, Walter II.
sullivan, Joseph H Grennan William
Matlock and Garrett NJ Sears. They
were assisted in receiving their guests
by Mrs. Walter II. Sullivan. Mrs.
Thomas +. Delurys Miss Ellie Ewing.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-18
NAME OF FAST TRAIN
is AT LAST SETTLED
The San Francisco Overland
Limited Is Designation

The controversy over the change OF
the name of the Overland Limited, the
Union and Southern Pacific daily train
running between this city and and
Chicago, has finally been settled.
The San Francisco Overland Linn
tied" is the name decided upon and
from now on this famous train will
bear that name It will be the San
Francisco Overland Limited from San
Francisco and from Chicago and all
advertising for the new train will not
only advertise the route, but San Fran
cisco well.
The Overland Limited was the name
given to the first train running from
the. Mississippi river to California.
Not only the first train but the first
overland route and its history in the
railroad building in the west is most
important. When the change was
first proposed about three years ago
many railroad officials objected, main
tanning that hundreds Of thousands of
dollars had already been expended in
advertising the Overland Limited and
that a change would mean the loss
of years of advertising.
AT the time the change was pro-
posed the name of San Francisco
Limited, from the Chicago end, and
Chicago Limited from the San Fran
cisco end, was intended but these pro-
posed names received practically no
consideration by the chief officials of
the Hartman system who did not pro-
land Limited"
FINED FOR SELLING LIQUOR ILLEGALLY
Joseph Osborn. Thirteenth avenue and Clement
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-18
MATRIMONIAL AGENT ARRA1aNED-ur

Amelia Lowenberg. alias Mrs. A. Wolter mat
rimonial egent. aud Mrs. Anna Martin were ar
raigned in Police Judge shortall's court yes
terday on a charge Of grand larceny by trick
aud device complaint OF Bernhard Deppe
an aged cabinet maker The preliminary hear
ing was continued till Tuesday.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-18
MSS MozARLZvW1EX
AJo.zEcE R M9UXcc

to pay SIS a month for the boys sup
port.
Josephine Grilich. who is suing Mich
olas Grilich for divorce, was seen by
Judge Graham walking arm in arm
with her husband in the street yester-
day morning. Later she appeared in
court and told the judge Grilich had
given her s25 and promised her another
$50 for Christmas eve. A reconeilia-
tion seems imminent.
Lester ]. Van Dorm, policeman, was
sentenced by Judge Van Nostrand to
serve five days in the county jail for
failure to pay his wife Mollie $50 a
month alinlony. A stay of execution
for five days was allowed.
POLICEMAN PUNISHED
Jessie Mehaffey. formerly Jessie Vo-
gel. began suit for divorce yesterday
against Robert c. Mehaffey, a New Or
leans newspaperman- They were mar
ried in SaIlna Cruz, Mex, March 81,
1909 and the wife says she has been
cruelty treated ever since. In New
Orleans and in New York her husband,
she charges, threatened her life, on
one occasion attempting to kill her
with q knife.
Divorces were granted yesterday as
follows:
By Judge Characterization F. Pierce from
James 0'Connor, cruelty.
BY Judge seaweD- lmry Nay from Frank II.
Nay, cruelty.
BY Judge Mogan-Mary Josephine Ansbro
from Henry 7. AnSbro sieserton.
BY Judge Graham Elizabeth D. Goodrich from
II. V. s. Goodrich. ~deserfion.
By Judge SeawelIr Mabel Thornhill from Mich
oIas J.. ThornhiEi. CRUELTY
Suits for divorce were filed yester-
day by:
Fred r. Hoff against Ella Hof, desertion.
James l.. Hanna against Mary Hanna, deser-
Lettie T. Smith against Louis E. Smith de-
sertion.
The Curtis studio, Van Ness at Pine.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-18

Miss Adelyn Brickeley and Miss Flor
ence Redden.
Among those present Were:
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-18

FINED FOR SELLING LIQUOR ILLEGALLY
Joseph Osborn. Thirteenth avenue and Clement
street, fined 500 yesterday for selling
liquor without license.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-18
OPENS BALL ROOM
OF PALACE HOTEL
Anniversary Dance Recalls the
Dedication of the Old Palace
by Same Organization
Next Event VIII Be New Years
Eve CotilIOn Followed by
Elaborate Supper

History repeated itself last night
when the Entire Nous cotillon club
opened the ballroom Of the new Palace
hotel with brilliant party.
Just % years ago the same organiza-
tion gave the initial affair in the ball
room Of the old Palace. which was
thereafter the scene Of its dances until
the FIRE swept away the building.
II was the twenty-hrst anniversary
Of the formation of the club which was
celebrated last night. For pretty girls
and handsome gowns the ball was fully
up to the standard set by others under
The leadership OF Sanford G. Lewald-
New Years eve the members of the
Entire Nous VIII give a cotillon to be
followed by an elaborate supper at the
Palace.
Serving on the reception and floor
committees last night were: Miss Eu-
laIia Y. kane, Miss Alice R. Mounie,
Miss ArleAe Nesbitt, Miss Eulalia Ring
rose. Miss Viola L. Aattner, Miss Jean
ME de st. Germain, Reuben c. Haas, Ar
thur Il. Rousseau, Walter H. Robinson,
Adolph Il. Becker Philip J. strubel
George C. Fraser. samuel ". Tata, Cap
tain George W. Bauer, James c. Hay
burn and sanford G. Lewald. Alan W.
Maginnis was floor director.
The following were present:
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-18
SUPPOSED SUICIDE IS
LOCATED AND LIVING

SAN JOSE. Dec. 17.-Chief of Police
Haley received "A letter today from
Chief of Police Wilson of San Diego.
stating that the man who was supposed
TO have committed suicide here last
Saturday in St. James park had been
located. There is not the slightest clew
to the suicides identity.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-18

The Curtis studio, Van Ness at Pine.
Elegant solid mahoganies, best Makers
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-18

}Ir. aud Mrs.. J. "
TlaunerN
sir and Mrs. William
Kelly
Ar. sud 3Irs. Aibert IL
Winter
ST.. ana Mis-. J.. H.
stems
air. and Mrs. Angus
MclSsr
air. aai AIRS J d.
alausdeld
ar. ana Mrs q. J.
Bauer
Alp. aua Alr>. Ernest
j. Brabcre
Mr. and Airs. Charles
~. Spaldmg
Mr. and AIRS T. \.
Sehwarfx
ar. and Mrs. George
A. Muffin
Dor. aua Mr.. Edward
ID. Artfc
ilr auf slrs. A. Wood
Rakcr
Edward J. NnEei
SIR. aag fIrs. " /.
TiughSO1
Dr. anl slrs. Prank l.
Plaft
sir and MS. Clarence
r. Music
AIr. and Mrs. Joseph
y. Aepuan
Nr. and Mrs A. II
Masslorf.r
ar. and 3lis. Haiiorey
culver
Judge =. + sIuraskf
nr. and Mrs. T. B. "
LDiaud
Or and Mrs i. T.
Sehumlte
sIrs. George Haas
Dr. END Mrs. j. W
TfhiprS
air. and Mrs. J. C.
BoVcv
AIr. and Mrs. John /.
Reed
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. j.
Bartlett
Mr. and Mrs- George
G. Sueider
MP. anG Mrs. Charles
n. FicEert
Alr. auG Mrs. IRA :. Lii
leck
Alr. and Mrs. A ~
Dollar
III. and Mrs. G.. "
Arms
AIr. and Mrs. ". II.
Langdon
Alr. aud Mrs. J. Lcller-
bach
Tho Misses
Marie II. Ferrier
Neola h. Natmer
Bessie CuileV
Lillian Heubner
Hilda ID. Schloh
Emily /. Subach
Bessie Lowell
Alice 4. Mounic
Juanifa Murphy
Aunar r. Klein
lEuida Zwierlein
Gertrude Heath
Beatrice NcGarth
Olive Mae lieuernan
Ermlnia GuiBasso
Gertrude /. Hurtzig
Bazel II. Brown
Virginia Ryder
Beatrice Newson
Ethel Allen
Pearl Windmiller
Mildred T. smith
Abbie SsnbQrn
BaIyie Watson
Mary McOmis
Clarice a. Murphy
Tuiaiia y. Kane
Ieanne 81. Germaln
Hazel Lang
Edna J.. Young
Charlotte =. jenkins
EveiEn 4. sheldon
Erhel Fl. Perry
Agnes Harrington
Llllisn A. Anderson
Dolores Selcer
Agnes lanzcud0lf
Edna 81. Grove
Alma =. Lewison
Gertrude J.. Bruins
Ethel III. Davis
katherine T.. Harring
ten
nrusilla Oiay
lula Howard
Helen W. Aikaiay -
Svivarine MercedeO
Simrak
Lillian Hurtzic
Edna 4. COret
Gertrude +. Murphy
Catherine Heller
Alavme Schloen
Elizabeth Marshall
Henrietta Krumhoiz
Euialia RinErose
Gertrude ID. k0bnke
Adele Hermann
Mary Martens
Dora Martens
Marie Frey
Alma j Iubben
Emma pausman
Annette NJ. Isichet
lima Pailhammer
Julie Colts
Beatrice Armand
Emma Carlton
Neftie :. hansen
Minnie L. Beersman
Edna y. Wilson
Jane Roberts
Gcoreina J.. Haufe
Helene +. I.averne
II. airline Nesbitt
Amy G. Eggers
A. n. McWilliams
Bertha Nounemann
Minnie Mckenna
Alice J.. Feyrier
Ethel Bachelor
julie Winter
Agnes Harrington
Jennie Roberts
Della Lovely
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-18

4 ~ - "a "a y A-
G. Lewald. Alan W
director.
ere present
fCarmelita Macdonald
Clara OsbGurnc
Grace Reuner
Mabie Mize
Genevieva Uarpeuding
Aneta ~ Nheian
Carrie Bauer
Irene Parsons
Bessie Parsons
Edyt1e Th0mdySe
Muriel PIummor
Connie Adams
Alma Deai
Anna Priber
Mabel Fraser
Clara Harder
Virginia .. BeiT
Carrie Gordon
AfossrS.
Capt Geo. II. Bauer
Albert IA. ANTI
Lawrence J. Waterman
Charles +. Smith
Lewis Adeisdorfer
Charles ". Bennett
Dr. g.. II. Mize
Cecil !. Hun
". II. Bisbec
Joseph c.. 10um@
DR.. J. {. Quinn
Preston IT. Elfcudall
Eall B. Suuthard
Fred 4. King
Dr. Gen. :. Backman
r. : McClymont
Warren :. Quiun
". I. Collins
George =. Mshouev
George J. James
IL. \. Corueli
William +. Broderson
James G.. Terrace
j. 7. X. Guedet
Herbert q. Alden
IT.. @. Dodge
Herman :. Mckeea
4 George ". NcCallan
y. +. Butterfeid
Louis j. G0eckeaH
X r. Ehrhart
Alan ". Magiuis
Samuel n. Tate
Philip =. Sfrubei
George q. Frazer
ReuDen .. Haas
Arthur J.. Rousseau
Walter II. Robinson
Adoiph !. Becker
james Z. Hayburn
George 81. Gcrmain
Louis y. Bauldoin
Walter Haas
A. T.. Iaveaga
Bernard F. Alfs
Charles H. wilkes
Reuben 7. Woods
Edward L. Alazzinf
l. Clifton Ohf
Grover Grady
Otto Zaiss
Martin T. BischOf
Charles J.. Padd0n
". L. Matlock
J. ". Coffin Jr.
Irwin {. Keeler
y. u. Marshall Jr.
F II. Dederky
Chas. Albert Peters
Earl Shields
F Edward ". Gordon
IL. Arthur Gawthorne
10. +. Watson
Henry j. Reef
r.. J. Br1rfing
~. :. Young
Fred c. K0hnke
II. ~. Hun
Frank y. Southland
Forest Charles
Or. Philip A. Bill
Henry c. Lester
David Hartman Rand
Mark Lennon
{ Charles q. Beersman
Otto Pfei6er
james A. Keller
, Homer II. Wood
lDr. z. T. Patterson
lC. L. Bell
L. A. Anderson
DR.. ". II. Robinson
J. Peter christensen
C. L. Lakemsn
Howard 7. Van Kirk
Bert G. Follak
/ Vincent 4. 0'Neii
Ernest Michaelis
Louis r. Holm
Albert W. Potts
Mercer II. Ferrar
DR. Joseph Butler
Walter L0ewy
Herbert MaDch
Horace Jenkins
y. ". Chapman
Edward Nogel
3. ). Bryant
W. J. Boyd
Gerald Brooks
n. r. Southsrd
William Ddea
Henry Titus
Z Warren Boyd
Joseph Beatty
Paul Mattner
Thomas ). Harioe
lC. J. Hendry
( William Spreck
John A. MCGEE
C. J. Hendry
/ George A. McGeem
Theodore Wores
George A. kammerer
Paul Csstelhurr
E. Mosbaciler
Alfred NJ. Fournier
/ A. s. Goggin
Harry Ewing
Hacley Lawrence
John Mcclellan
William Robert
ltfeHEe Sfanle
Harold Stable
IA. J. Green
frank Mettmsnn Jr.
William Bell
Walter Gerdah
Fred Grces
a. r. Moyiau
III. 5. de 1ink
IA. Bowd0in
Victor L. Burner
Walter A. Murphy
y. X. Polk
O.. ". Wagner
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1909-01-02
SCHEDULE A.
TAXES OF 1904.
TOWNSHIP 50 NORTH OF RANGE 80 WEST

seH ofsw MA 10 HA n2N1o 800 Aw
TOWNSHIP n NORTH OF RANGE 81 WEST.
und Y Of W M...ao s14H $50 2& q 100 sT
TOWNSHIP H NORTH OF RANGE 81 WEST.
K..........ss 10 IN 81 6 100 2G
TOWNSHIP 40 NORTH OF RANGE 81 WEST.
; ~ q and Y Al III SSs IS isss e i@ ss
TOWNSHIP q NORTH OF RANGE So WEST.
on' " %......s....n 40 sn les Is 100 sn
TOWNSHIP n NORTH OF RANGE 50 WEST.
n%oSsfn'ssx......S IS Sc = i% ns
TOWNSHIP 81 NORTH OF RANGE 50 WEST.
commencing southeast Of lot running thence
west rods thence north - rods east rods to the
shore Of Keweenaw Bay, thence along shore of said
'' = p"'' 1Ss III II @ TO aM
TAXES OF 1906
TOWNSHIP 50 NORTH OF RANGE 30 WEST.
swA ..........5 100 '1o@ su 10 100 %
TOWNSHIP 40 NORTH OF RANGE 50 WEST.
sex Of swK ..@ 10 4W IN 10 100 To-
TOWNSHIP % NORTH OF RANGE IS WEST.
sex ...........N 1D 1ooe SIS 40 100 Is 81
TAXES OF 1906
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1909-01-02
ANNUAL TAX SALE.
STATE OF MICHIGAN. I .,
County of Baraga,

The Circuit Court for the County of Baraga, in
Auditor General Of the State Of Michigan for and
behalf Of said State for the sale Of certain lands for
reading and dIing the petition Of the Auditor Gen
land therein described for the specified
such parcel Of land and that be sold for the
sSs By s ee sass OF S ON
hearing and decree at the January term Of this Court
s. aS & On q IL ss 6
1909, at the opening Of the Court on that day and
p s9t desiring % lien
BY the State of Michigan for such taxes interest and
sna az with the es aens
chancer their objections thereto on or before the nrs
IN defauIt thereof the same viii be taken as
sand w And
Of said decree the lands described In said petition
the and
srmned BY such decree Il on the rst Tuesday n May
the day subsequent thereto may be Sesss
to SIp a s Of az s
at such convenient place as shall be selected by
st m at t Nj ha an scat that at me Sale % ..
made win be public SALE and each parcel described In
total os taxes and the sale shall
made to the person paying the full amount charged
smallest undivided Zee simple Interest therein If no
w ess Ss hs entire
parcel shall be offered and sold II any parcel Of land
On the succeeding day, before the close the sale
sale the cannot be sold FOR the amount Aforesaid
the County Treasurer shall bid of the same In the name
witness the Hon strsetsr Circuit Judge an, and
iseaIl 4. T. sTREETER
Circuit Judge.
MARTIN voETscH. Register