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The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-11-06
Condemned Cinnamon Become
Catholics.


CFrom the Republic, Boston.)
While the three Cinnamon convicted
as participants in the murder of three
Of their countrymen in oxford place,
Boston, on Aug. 2, 1907, were awaiting
their fate in the state prison in
Charlestown, they entered into them
selves and thought about the life 10
come. Then they accepted the minis
trations Of the Catholic chaplain, Rev.
Augustine d. MaIley of St Mary's-
Charlestown and by him were duly
instructed and baptized Previous TO
their death by electrocution, little
after midnight on Oct. IL. they re-
eeived Holy Communion and Father
Malley stood before every one Of the
three as he was strapped into the cleo
trio chair and repeated the Our
Rather" holding up the crucifix before
the penitent about to suffer for his
crime. The condemned men bore
themselves with the fortitude which is
a Characteristic of their race in sight
OF even more disnaying forms Of exc
cuton, and there is no Catholic that
VIII not rejoice that they came into the
Church at the last. "A rich harvest
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-11-06
Times, a pronounced pro-British

Times, a pronounced pro-British or
gan, voicing the sentiments of the
clique it represents, makes this demand
upon the New York legislature: Co
lumbus day is a superfuous holiday.
One of the first acts of the legislature
of 1910 should be the repeal of the law
compelling the conduct of business I'M
der difficulties Oct. r." We can assure
our pro-British contemporary that the
demand will not be complied with.
Those who believe that the great
achievement of Columbus should be
duly honored are influential enough to
prevent the repeal of the law making
Oct. II legal holiday in this state.
The character of the opposition to Co
lumbus day should strengthen the de-
termination of all on"Anglo-
to prevent the repeal of the law max
ing Oct. IL legal holiday in this state.
New. York Freemans Journal.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-11-06
Training School for Nurses.

The Columbus Hospital Training
School. under the supervision of the
Sisters of Charity, is established to
give a thorough course in two and q
half years for trained nurses
REQUIREMENTS Twenty to thir-
ty-five years; good moral character;
sound in body and mind.
ADVANTAGES: Course of instruc-
ton by hospital staff and superinten-
dent; two courses Of didactic lectures;
practical experience at bedside OF na-
TENTS; handsome nurses apartment
Address Sister Superintendent OF
Nurses. Columbus Hospital. SireaE
Falls, Mont.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-11-06
Columbus Day.

That 18th day of October, 1892, is the
most memorable date in modern his
tory. On that day the mystery which
enshrouded America for centuries was
dissipated and the new world was re-
vealed to Europe. One would suppose
that no objection would be offered to
the making Of legal holiday of the ami
of an event which was of such
importance to mankind.
Yet in certain quarters Columbus day
is viewed askance. The New York
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-11-06
CHURCH CALENDAR.

s. M. Octave of All Saints.-St. God
frey.-1, 909, $50 for the departed.
9. T. Dedic. Lat. Basilica.-St. Theo-
DORA, 029,274 for perseverance
TO- w. st. Andrew Avellini.-1,6 GIL, 72f
for the young.
H. TIL. st. Martin, Bp.-1, 177150 for
First Communions.
r. F. St Martin, Pope, 109, 140 for
parents.
10. S. st. stanislaus Kostka.-1,0 S7, S1s
for reconciliations.
14-S. oath after Pentecost.-Purity
B.V.M.-E. Col, 1, 9-14; c. Matt. xviv,
1856, 067, S38 for families.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-11-06
Church Universal

ground of souls" is what a priest pre-
ceolng Father Malley in the chaplaincy
ealed his charge at the state prison.
The devotion of a priest to such cases
as those noted above is something
which only the Catholic mind can ap-
preciate. Thank God for Father NAL
| levi
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-11-06

Charles E. Bigelow, the comedian, is
bald. except for a rim of hair few
inches above his collar line.
I'm in an awful hurry" he said one
day to the Lambs club barber; ''can
you cut my hair with my collar on?"
Sure" replied the barber. II can
cut it with your hat on"
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-11-06

The widow and orphans? Oh, they'll
get along somehow!
Funeral reform? Yes, 1 think we
need IL a little"
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-11-06

Judge-You are freeholder?"
Talesman-Yes, sir, L am.
Married or single?"
Married three years last June"
Have you formed or expressed an
opinion?"
Not for three years, your honor"
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-10-15
Real Estate Transfers.

Adams VT to HorE lot blk Is Lake Andes 90
II s Styohbehn 4 WI to Ravnia Townste Co q Of
ne4 H. sw4 Of nw4 l69664 64................6 5000
King VT to Ravna Townste Co Of 16
J N Amundson to Suraker lots 4 5 8 10 IL l2 blk
Grimes Abshers add 70 Wagner 500 co
Pnard to Johnson Bros Id Co lot II blk 0eddss
G Drps Drps lot 10 blk Wagner .........
Drpg Drips lots blk q 9Th add Wagner 200
A Amuudson TO Kndle lot bk7 Lake Andes 90
G Peet to kndle lot blk Is 1s add Lake Andes Il
Soughton VT to Ludell lot IA blk Gsddss
Phillips to Sejnoha % Of ne4 2896,66 ...........
J Lindsay WI to A Beck lot blk Geddes. 1900
J N AMundson to A Heligus lots 2 8 Grimes
Abshers add to Wagner. .............. 500 90
Bucholz WI 70 A Base lot nw4 395 63 90
Brown to Brown interest nw4 IA 9766 176O 90
J Greaser to Base nw4 395 SO .l40 %
4 Jones VT Exon lot 18 blk IL Lake
Johnson Bros Id Co Lindsay lot blk Geddes 800
Ward Johnson Bros Id co 13 blk 7Geddss
p Kesselrng WI to L Gregg n2 sw4 993 1000
Milwaukee Id Go to Rovaart lot 2 blk 19 Mil l. Co
3rd add to Wagner .l57 so
G. H. Patrick, Register Of Deeds.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-10-15
Notice For Publication

U g. Land once - Gregory. 8. D.. oeptsm-
ber eth. lSoo.
Aottce 70 hersby given that Thomas J.
0regg ot AndFus. .. D. Who on 0epssmhsp :.
1904 made homestead entry No l3plS. asrfsI No
oess sectiso Township ~ Range kW, 81
r n Aeridisn. has Sled notice Of intsntSoa
70 make Final Avs year Proof. 70 establish
claim 70 sbs land shove described, before
T =. Ward. County Juaee, es 0oAAss. ;. D.
on The 18th. day oe October, lopo
Claimant Nance - wtsuaoaeUs C. r. OoneeP.
Anton vo.derchsk. Mssshau Harrington and
Fssnk Blair, all Of Ancrus, .. D.
!. Q. 0Unn. Ragisa1s
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-10-15

Whereas. the selfish organi-
1ation under the leadership Of
Speaker Cannon and Senator
Aidrich in the respective bodies
Of congress, has for years dis
closed domineeriug spirit. which
10 inimical TO needed sound pro
grsssive legislation, and
Whereas. the Republican Pro
gressive League, at its recent
meeting in Huron, passed resolu-
meeting in Huron, passed resolu
.,ions opposing ''Csnnonis N "
and system being represented
in tie United States Senate by
Senator Aldrich, therefore,
Be It Resolved, tha. it is the
sense Of organization that Can.
no nism and Aldrichism be made
the dominant issue in the com.
lug campaign, aud that we
pledge ourselves not to support
anv candidate for congress who
viii nos stand uneQuivocally up
on this platform, and that We
further demand that our repre-
sentstives in the United States
Senate assist Senators Cum.
mings, Dolliver, Beveridge, La
Follotte. Nelson, ct al to wrest
the control of legislation in
that body from Senator Aldrich
and the system and interes t 9
for which he stands.
The above resolution was in.
trod uced at the Mitchell meet.
ing of the Republican Progress
sive League two weeks ago by
friends of the Republican Pri-
mary Organization, and was
voted down two to one. In re-
porting the proc eedinRs of the
meeting this resolution was not
given out: but was suppressed
like the resolu Sions presented
at the Huron meeting. The
Huron meeting was called for
the express purpose Of making
Cannonism and Aldrichism the
dominant issue In the coming
campaign. At this distance it
looks like the so-called reforms
are either getting their wires
crossed or think the people
don't know spurious reform
from the true brand.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-10-15

It's pity whom sick Ones drug the sGousac b
or stimslas' the heart and kidnsya That u
all wrong! weak stomach. mesns weak
stomach nerves. slvaya And this 10 also
true OF ths heart and Kidneys. The vSsk
nerves Are instead sryinG ous for help. This
explains Why DIR. ehoop's Restorative IL
promptly helping stomach. hssst ana kidney
silDents The Restorative reaches Gus for
the actual cause of these aiimsnts-shs fall
Ing ''issids nssves." Anyway, test The Res-
torativs ~ hours. 1t won't cure % soon -
that. bat you will surety know that hsrp Is
coming. sold By p. r. Pinard.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-10-15

A pleasing. good. high sfsds. truly Favored
amber eolorsp cup Of coffee can b had-and
without the real danger or damage 70 Asalth
by simply usins Or. Dhoop's new Substitute
called Health OO4se." Psre, wholesome,
tosstsH csrsals. malt nuts. ssc.. make Or.
Shops Health Coffee both Asalshful aud
sstisfyins. Mes 70 - minutes tedious boil
Ing. Made In . minute" says DR.. ShOOp.
II served - coffee is's tasts viii even trick
IA expert. Tsss IL and 80. Wasssr Drus
Co.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-10-15

| have q large list of good de-
sirable lands for sale or trace in
South and North Dakota. and
Mimi. Ii you want . farm or
have any thing to offer In the
way OF trade or il you want tn
sell your place write me without
delav. Address z L. Barrassr.
Sheldon, Iowa.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-10-15

Tickling or dry coughs will qnichlv loosen
whsn usinE ID. eheop's Cough Remedy. And
Il u % th0rou9hle harmless that DR.. 0Loop
tslls motheFs 70 uss nothing nothing slss,
even very young babies. The wholesome
green leaves and tender stems of . lung hsol-
Ing mountainous shrub give the curative
properties 70 DR.. Shops Cough Remedy. Il
cslms the cough and heals The sentative broo-
chial menbra -. NoOplum. nochloroform.
nothing harsh used - inJurs or suppress.
Demand DR.. ohOop'a Accept no other. seld
bY F. r. p1no1AA.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-10-15

There being no report from
the committee on the road along
and across lot 3 or the nor tn
east quarter of the north west
quarter Of section four twp
ninetv-five range sixty three on
motion it was ordered that the
hearing be postponed until
January 5 1910.
On motion the board adjourn
ed to meet Oct. 6 1909.
Oct. 6. 1909.
Board met persuant to ad
journment with ] T Campbell
and < F Wynia present.
The request of the Clerk of
Courts that the jury list be ex
tended to two hundred names
was acted upon and the follow
ing names drawn
Bryan twp J P Burke Carroll
twp A Nordmark j A Fuxiev
Choteau Creek twp Jessie Van
Hook Charles Uecker Charles
Fuerness
Forbes twp Ed Voetberg A A
Boyce
Goose Lake twp r r Hronisl.
Carl Weber L J HalversOn
Hamilton twp Albert Haussr J
p Seese
jackson twp w P Riddle Frank
Hanskutt G . LindskOg
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-10-15
Proceedings Of the Board of
County Commissioners.

~@e1SJ ~AAooSA1OOo~oASoO
Tuesday October 5, 1909.
Board met persuant to ad-
journment, President ] T
Campbell K F Wynia meeting
were read and approved
On motion the following bills
were allowed;
CLTcrrv Board of Health $40 80
A e Bossingham ditto 21 so
P r Pinard ditto 141O
p r Pinard ditto Is O5
l. F Gardner ditto 80 90
J e Upton expense IS 70
l. S Mckay sheriff fees
and mileage 092 90
w II Mien road improve
ment Rhodes twp 600 90
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-10-15

w A Lathrop Demos Ray
mond La Roche twp A p
Morgan
Lawrence twp Joseph Rein.
hart Walter Analla
Moore twp Willis Shortreed
w Healv S s Walstad f M
Moles Ole "A Larson
Plain Center twp w s Hamond
L Engle horn
Platte twp John L johnson
Henry Nenaber II A Kuipers
Rec twp John b Williamson
Rhode twp Joseph Lvington
j F Evans
Rouse twp August Tslbsre H
T Mayo b F Longnecksr G M
Congsr
Signal twp ] II Exon
Wahehe twp Henry Frederick
r D Bailey II 9 Williamson q w
GullicksOn
White Swan twp r F Austin
| Geddes City G w Pratt Hell
mer Hegness Ed Dinsmore
Platte City Peter Dek NJ Bak-
er T 8 Gre cory
| Wagner City Henry Stroh
Highland twp ] N johnson
| Confined next week.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-10-15

| have quit streetWo rk
with my dray line and
will devote nv entire
time hereafter to con-
tract work and heavy
hauling.
When you need anv
hauling done call on
US. PROMPT attention
gwen to all orders.
Give us q trial
'''' :" N. \. Pesss
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-10-15

Charles H Bartlett atty
State vs. Evans 25 OK
J e Craig supplies fur.
nished county 5 2.
J E Craig board and care
OF prisoners Johnsons &
e. Johnson SO OK
j K Craig balliff court in
Wagner 20 q
II K OJUlme rent for Hill "a O(
Chrales Mix New Era job
work y O(
Standard Bridge Co ste el
bridges 2 500 O(
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-09

7-ROOM BRICK. WATER LIGHTS. a
good cellar. Enquire 2i6 w. End South.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-09

WRITE ME AS TO THE KIND OF
farm or home you want IN one of the
best sections OF the noted Snake River
Valley. l am anxious 10 tell you of the
bargains / have before the boom. I. Il.
BASSETT. ReXburg. Idaho.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-09
LIVESTOCK AT UTAHS STATE FAIR
by John \. Cainc III.

Those Interested in the growth OF the
livestock interests i'm Utah are jubilant
over the showing made az this years
exhibit. The fair was stronger in
many ways than that Of any previous
year and as the growth is along
healthy lines. an should be encouraged.
More attention is being paid to pure
bred animals than ever before, and II
this good work keeps up, Utah can lead
the west In the breeding OF fine stock.
Every stall and pen was full, and next
wear now quarters win have 10 be pro-
yidcd for the natural Increase OF eNhib-
It's.
The falr Just over was the equal In
an livestock lines of many OF the big
state fairs ia the east and In horses
and sheen was far ahead Of most Of
them. Those In charge should be
pIeased 10 see this growth and also the
interest taken by the general public
Ia livestock
This wears exhibit Of the ever attrac-
tive horse was marked by quality ana
strength right through. From the wee
Shetland 10 the massive drafter good
animals were to be seen. Among the
light horses the riding and driving
classes brought out some very hish
class things and this part OF the show
mas grown wonderfully. The beauty
and grace Of the American Haddler and
standard bred make them drawing
cards always
Coachers were strong " Gear and
some OF them are the equal o. anything
len America.
The great show ~ drafters was helped
out this year by some extra good Shlles'
Clydesdalos and suffolk Punch horseh'
which. with tine ever popular ferchefoh'
made "a grand lot. Percheron classics
were especially strong and as last year
tho eastern Judge WIS surprised 'l p lne
cheron stations also made up one great
class. as also ala 10 aged mares The
large number Of mares owned 10 ltau
ls the best Indication OF the grown OF
the pure bred business.
rho cattle show was stronger than
ever. as several new herds were """
which added much 10 the general eN-
mint THE shOrthorna were good
etrlug. though more herds should Doe
exhibited Hereford competition was
Keen. as several herds were on tna
grounds More care ana attention 10
hitting should be- the aim ~ the pro-
motors OF this breed.
In dairy cattle tho Jerseys were out
In large numbers and some eNcelient
individuals We're brought forward.
strong herds Of H0lsteiu, Ayrshire ana
GUERNSEY cattle attracted much atten-
zion The great dairy Industry Of the
state should make this show great
one.
Utah stands wen 10 the front IN the
sheep business. and the show ms year
was a great one. larger and stronger
nocks 81 CotsNold ana fambouilltts
we're out aud In these breeds this
STATE leads. Imported English sheep
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-09

brick. mission finish, column opening.
modern except bath. For sale or rent
TO right party. 5i2 Somerby ST. Phone
lGsi-z. Small payment down. balance
terms.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-09

conditions. and securing greater loyalty
To- each other
Conference weot and state fair week
have made good .,usiness fof the real
estate dealers on he southeast bench
according Go a. n. Humphries. owner
of ldlewld and ;sunnyside additions
Tho additions on he bench" said Mr.
Humphrlcs this moruing, had been
wen advertised in the country districts
and us "a result great many visitors
at conference took advantage of the
chance to visit thc bench. These num-
cIous Inquiries resulted in numerous
sales Of lots"
one particularly good saic during the
weok Ngs that of four of The choicest
off lots in SunuysiCc addition Co Il. W.
Williams electrical engineer iu the
Sunnvslde mines in carbon county. lie
bought the lots with tine intention of
Improvement in the futur. Another
who bought lots in s1nnysido was VIII
liam ~ Aitmon. who has farm near
Little COTTONWOOD caryOu. ne bought
two lots Bon the rdditon. ln idlewild
the sales were numerous and most OF
thp purchasers boughi with the in-
tonuon of making Improvement
An of the brickia,efs have been laid
on the A. J. a. gymuas um buiiding,
OM NIlA 10 Aiii Isiih " ANlst AtA ttAA A'A t't'
copper coumcc. Tao decay may onlN
be- tor % few days or % may be- for q
week or more
The forms around the concrete re-
tanning wall at the west fide aud part
Of the south side OF the tttI hotel have
been taken down and orce Of men
IFS now az work eNcavatug for the
huge concrete f0otings upou which the
west side OF the building viii rest Tho
footngs in tho sub-basemo at are al
ready in
force OF men has been loEily en-
gacod an week in the main oiii'e OF the
presiding bishops Office putLng the
marblo Wainscotng and films il place,
and finishing the woodwork. Good
has been made, but * will be
a week or 10 days at least bofdre this
work is done.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-09
Pioneer lfoohngs.
Sold. laid and guaranteed by
LAMBERT PAPER co.
BUILDING PERMITS.


The building permits issued during
the week amounted to 1915. $50, and Wcrl
as follows
Florence K.W0odum and Blanche
X Scheid. five one-story brick
stores ON Fourth South street
lust east OF Main 81 500 each
total ......... ...................s 5.5OJ
Florence X. Woodruff and Blanche
X. Scheid. Eve onc-story brick
stores on Main street just north
tai ........ ................- 80. $500
II b. Elder, three four-rOom brick
dwellings. 1853 1853 and 1861
west Fifth North street, 81 500
each, total .....-.......-........ 4,100
Mrs. ID. A. Reeves bath and
kitchen addition 20 n dwellings
on Willard court $3.50 each. to-
tai ....-..-.-.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $3.50
Rinta SNOW. four-room frame
dwelling rear 1885 Bueno ave
nue. ......... .................... 1900
Boutwell, & MoConaughy, five
one-story four-room frame
dwellings 126. 1870, 1888, 49, and
143 west McConaughy avenue
81 600 each: total ............... 1000
Mrs. Rhoda smith. one-story,two
room frame dwelling, rear l5S
Fifth East street ................ 400
j. +. Langford Jr. TWO story
seven-room, brick dwelling. 6i9
second avenue .................. 1850
cottage. 579 Tenth avenue. 80. $500
Sarah LOyendale. twO-story, four
apartment brick fiat. f2S-i29
LOVendale street. ............ .... a,1p0
Jensen Creamery company. two
room brick barn sos west
Fourth South street 49,. 5000
dwelling. 5ss East clark street 1000
dwelling 5i7 Second avenue =. $500
BrthWcn & McConaughy. five
four-rOom brick dwellings, HE.
1t16 and 1tg6 south West Tenn
pie street, and Sl4 and $40 west
seventh South street $500
odCn ........... ,..........-s..- LOW
Boutwell, g. McConaughy. four
room brick wdelling, $40 South
Mcclellan avenue ......-....... 1000
Boutwell, AZ McConaughy. four
room brick dwelling. SAC South
McCleiland avenue ............. 1000
c. l.. Carlson. one-story. one
room addition TO frame DWELL
ing 2A Iowa avenue ........ 100
Joseph c. Christensen, hve-room
brick dwelling. 1895 Eighth
East ................. .........-. I,0oO
A. l.. Fikstad. five-room frame
dwelling. go Eighth East 49,. 500
Joseph +. Evans one-story brick
dwelling. 7ie Second avenue q. 1000
Mrs. A. G. Gum. onc-story brick
dwelling, $50 Fifth avenue 49,. 200
Albert Fisher. four-story. 100
room brick and steel hotel and
store. l21, 1913 and l2j south
West Temple street ..,.......IOo. 900
Harry Brain. one-story four-room
brick dwelling. 721-723 Haw-
thorn avenue ................... 1900
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LIST YOUR PROPERTY EXCLU-
sively with US We will sell II at once
A. n. HUMPHREYS, IS w. and So ST
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-09

Lake q Ogden railr, al. part OF
section p. township north.
range I west ..
~ y Hlucklcy 81 al to r.oitie
gillespie part OF lot 2. block rs,
}. - Jacobs "a al. 10 ~ II nack-l
man, lots .. ) and o. Deskys
subdivision ....... ............
T. a Larson 90 A. p. Anderson.
part % lot 10. block O.. ten-acre
llat N........... ..................
A, - q. Ranch ct al to Georgian
IS Olsen. part lot e block g.
Plat A........... .
John Johnson 10 f.uciua l.. Wood
run, paft section u. township
south range west .
Nathaniel u. Stone ci al. Co Kim.
ball a Richards lots s8. 80. So.
Jackson square ...............
Ellas A. Monsoon ct al Co j. r.
salisbury. part lot T. block g.
pat tss..s..... .................
Cora a. Smith to CLARK q. pun-
shce, lots 90 and o.. block g.
Westminster Heights ..........
Levi W. Richards 81 ai to- Come
monwealth Investment CONF
pany lot II, block D.. fve-acro
Plat A........... ................
Frank z. Losec ct al. 20 Mary
Beers. lot n, part Dot o.. block
. Perkins Second addition. O.
Elizabeth " Anderson TO Mary
A. w Spry, part lot I. block
100. plat De-. .................
William Thorn ct al 10 George
Bishop, lot . and part lot 6.
block 2. Thorn's subdivision
Mary l.. Parke 10 Rosa a. Farms
worth. part lot 3. block 36. plat
D...... ...-....... ........... 3.