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pitching done in the Central Associa-
ton this season was that yesterday of
Fenell. the Ottumwa twirler, who held
the Pathfinders without hit in nine,
innings and without score being
made. He was in grand form. Hook
enberry for Burlington, allowed hrt
four hits, but lost by the score Of 7
to 0. The score:
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Summary.
Two base hits Hearn, Wilson.
Base on balls off O'Hearn. / !; of
Prough, I.
Struck out-By o'Hearn, 3; by
Prough, A.
Stolen bases Landry Wilson.
Sacrifice hits Morris, Jasper, An
mis-, Corriden, Prough.
Is Hit by pitched ball--Wilson.
Wild pitch-Prough.
Il Past ball Wilson, Reynolds.
Umpire Wright.
Il Time of game 80.
Attendance-133
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Quincy Won Third.
At Quincy Quincy won the third
game from Hannibal yesterday by the
score of to and is now but few
points behind Hannibal in the pen
nant race. The score:
Teams. r. H. p.
Quincy ~. ................ q
Hannibal Observation-Disclosures. 6 6 o
Batteries: Rouse, Hemphill, Nc
Donald and Walsh; Swain, Brannick,
Plympton and wilkins.
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Three-Eye Raises Limit.

CHICAGO, June 2.The Three-1
baseball league increased its salary
limit to $1,000 month. raised the
number of players team may have to
fourteen, and increased the Individual
salary limit to $3.50 at a meeting here
today. 1t was also decided that all
postponed games be played off at
times and places to be determined by
President Seaton and that the league
carry Ave umpires instead of four.
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were on bases won the game for Rock
Island. The score: BH
Dubuque ....... 900 010 1902 10 Q
Rock Island Il. 100 100 010--3 10 Q
Batteries Grimes and Nunnemach-
er; Lakaff and Johnson.
AT Davenport McGraw won for
Davenport in the thirteenth inning to-
day by sprint, stealing home after
two men wer, out and two strikes
were called on the batter. The score:
Teams R H E
Davenport /. 00OOoOO01O0o ID 2
Cedar Rapids 1OO000C000000- 2
Batteries Perkins and Edwards;
Cardinal and Rohrer.
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81 rwlrler Had II on the Visitors
o'learn Also Pitched Good
Ball But Advantage Was
With Locals.

Results Yesterday.
Keokuk, q; Jacksonville, |.
Quincy, Z Hannibal, s.
Ottun,wa, 4 Burlington, 0.
Kewanee, S; Waterloo, 8.
Games Tomorrow.
Today is an open day.
Keokuk at Hannibal.
Waterloo at Burlington.
Ottumwa at Kewanee.
Quincy at Jacksonville.
Next game at keokuk, June 8.
The hoodoo has been raised.
with Willie Prough In the leading
role ably supported by a cast OF eight
sturdy Aborigines "Pa' Belts Indians
took the Jacksonville aggregation Of
hall tossers down the merry
route yesterday afternoon in
good exhibition Of the Amer
lean game. although the bat
tie was devoid OF much sensationa
work, even though Jack Edndry an
Red Corriden pulled on several rrn
ming catches that were worthy OF AT
plause. The score. Of the first gam
won by Keokuk in eleven days was
to ! and well represented the clos
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kewanee Won Again.

Kewanee Won Again.
At Waterloo Kewanee made u
three straights from Waterloo by win
ming yesterday by the score OF 90
8. Both pitchers we're in good for n.
The score:
Teams. 4. 81 2.
Waterloo 3 =
Kewanee $3.50. 5 8 !
| Batteries: Grimes and Elliott;
Zackert and Lizette.
pitched No Hit Game.
At Ottumwa-The most remarkable
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The Joy Of The Fan.


(By Edmund Moberly.)
Breathes there man with soul SO
y dead.
Who never to the Jump has said:
You are a dub, a ounce, skunk,
Your head is surely made of punk.
could not you see, you big pieface.
That Bill was safe at second base?
A yellow pup with eyes half shut
Could show you up, you measly mutt.
GO get job, you loud-mouthed goat,
AS whistle on river boat
You robber with all conscience dead,
You scarcrow with wooden head.
You sold this game, you CRATER rank
Oh, my!-but that decision stank.
The Board of Health should fumigate
Each word that you articulate."
Lives there man, now repeat,
In village lane or city street,
Who hath not said what is before,
And then turned to and said some
more?
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-08-27

Las Cruces, N. NJ, Aug. 27.-Juan
Romero. Mexican. was brought here
with a bullet hole through his left leg,
another unknown Mexican is at Rim
con suffering from serious injuries,
and Clarence 0'Neil, a brakeman on
the Santa Fe, is in jail here as re-
suit of a box car fight which took
place between San Marcial and Rim
con Wednesday night. Taa
Six Mexicans were discovered by
Brakeman O'Neil hidden IN an empty
box car soon after the southbound
freight left San Marcial for Ell Paso.
A fight followed in which O'Neil is
said to have hit one of the Mexicans
over the head with his brake club,
causing the Mexican to jump from
the train He was, seriously injured
by the fall and was taken to Rincon
where his wounds were dressed. o.
Neil also shot Juan Romero, another
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-08-27
NEGRO MURDERER SHOT
AND BODY BURNED

Soperton, Ca, Aug 27.-After kill
ing one man and seriously wound
ing another members of the posse
which was chasing him. B. Clark, ne
gro convict serving a life sentence in
the Bibb county chain gang for mur-
der, was killed at sunrise today. His
body was burned on rubbish heap
by the enraged citizens.
Clark escaped from the gang and
was roaming the country armed with
a shotgun, rifle and automatic pistol
and wearing steel breast protector
When located by the posse he began
firing and more than one hundred
shots we're exchanged. James Dur
den. member Of the posse, was kill
lea and Sheriff James Lester q
montgomery county, fatally wounded
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-08-27
HORRIBLE DOUBLE
TRAGEDY At CARLSBAD

El Paso, Texas, Aug. 27.-A special
from Carlsbad. N NJ. says that at an
early hour last night, Ed Moreland,
a wealthy cattleruan of that place,
shot and instantly killed his wife and
and then committed suicide. Mrs.
Moreland. it is said was about to leave
her husband. because she found a
number of letters in his pocket from
another woman. NeigLbors found the
two bodies in the Moreland home.
Mrs. MoreIand was the daughter of
Sug Roberts, one of the wealthiest
cattlemen of the territory.
About dark last evening she left
the house crying but turned back.
Three pistol shots were heard imme-
diately after and the neighbors rush
ed in.
Mrs. Moreland was lying dead, her
right eye sbot out and a wound above
her heart. Her husband lay nearby
with a bullet through his head and
died in few minutes.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-08-27
RAISING s250,OOO FUND
THIS WILL az EXPENDED IN DE-
TENSE OF MANUFACTURERS
ATTACKED
ORGANIZE A COMMITTEE
THIS IS HEADEo BY PRESIDENT
CASTLE OF THE NATIONAL
ASSOCIATION

st. Louis, Aug. 27.-The millers Of
the country who use patent devices
for bleaching flour by means of nitro
gen peroxide have begun collecting
q fund of $25O,OOO to be used in
fighting the government in defense
of the millers who may be prosecut-
ed for selling bleached flour. Presi-
dent Castle. of the Millers' National
association is chairman of the de-
fense committee. The fund is being
raised by taxing each user of patent
ed machinery 25 cents barrel. The
company which controls the patents
will add $4,000 to the millers' fund
The bleaching process by machin
cry is said to be used by two-thirdl
Of the mgllers o. the United States.
III f4I tfN
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-08-27
SANTA FE BRAKEMAN FIGHTS
fierce BATTLE With TRAMPS

of the Mexicans, it is claimed. inflict-
ing a painful injury in the calf Of his
left leg, the bullet passing completely
through the bone of the lower leg.
Romero was brought here on the
morning passenger train and his In
jury is being attended to by local
physicians. O'Neil was arrested by
Sheriff Felipe Lucero upon his arrival
in Las Cruces on the freight train and
he is now in jail.
Information of the shooting was
wired to the sheriff from Rincon and
be placed the railroad man under ar
rest as soon as the train pulled into
the depot
The trouble occurred about o.
clock Wednesday night, shortly aftel
the train left Engle station.
/ 0Neil claims kelf-defense as ths
reason for his shooting, alleging tha
Ethe Mexicans attacked him when h
discovered them in the car.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-08-27
GRIEVANCES ARE GENERAL
TWO HUNDRED WHO WALKED
OUT TODAY COMPLAIN OF
MIsTREATMENT
FOOD POOR and INADEQUATE
MANY WILL MAKE AFFIDAvITs,
1T Is SAID, REGARDING
PEoNAGE CHARGES

Pittsburg, Aug. 27.--Imported men
numbering 200 quit work today at
the Pressed Steel Car company's plant
at McKees Rocks and in a body
marched to the bank of the Ohio river,
where they say they win camp until
the company has paid them for their
work. Then it is their intention to
return to their homes in various east
|ern and western cities. These new
men claim there are only 300 work
men left in the plant and all will
lleave the mill by tomorrow. Poor
flood and uncongenial working condi-
ltions. they say. actuated the whole
Espis desestion A large number n
Ithe men It Is said. will VISIT the led
eral building during the day 70 make
affidavIts for tie purpose Of further
ling the investigation of the charges
of alleged peonage.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-08-27
ALDRICH HAS FINAL
AUDIENCE WITH TAFT

Beverly, Mass. Aug. 27.-President
Taft had two and one-half hour
talk late yesterday afternoon with
Senator Nelson A. Aldrich. chairman
of the monetary commission and Sec
retary Macveigh. Senator Aldrich
is about to take up the adjustment
of the monetary system of the coun-
try. and it was in this connection
that he was called In conference bv
the president.
Mr.. Taft was anxious to ascertain
whether or not the monetary COM
mission will be ready to report this
winter. 1t is understood that a defin-
its answer was given. but the chances
are that the commission will not be
able to place its conclusions before
congress for several months. There
has been talk of calling congress in
extra session in the fall of 1910, to
begin consideration of legislation
looking to the enactment Of such
changes in the monetary system as
the commission may deem expedient
Mr.. Aldrich win sail for Europe
Sunday to study the monetary sys-
TENS of the leading European ctun-
tries.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-08-27
ERsTwHILE EDITOR NARsED
FOR STEALING HORSES

Word has just reached this city,
that a number of days ago Quintin
Amador Martinez was arrested in
Taos county, charged with stealing
horses from one Juan Smith at Pc
|nasco, that county.
Although particulars are lacking
as to the crime. it is stated that Smith
missed his cattle the day after they
were stolen. He Immediately organiz-
ed posse, and started in pursuit of
the rustlers. The posse followed hard
trails for one day and night, and the
following day came upon the band, and
after a short fight made them sur.
render. but almost at once two of the
rustlers, there were three in ALL es-
capped and eluded further pursuit.
Martinez alone was taken and
brought back to Penasco. The cap
ture took place at Plaza del Alcalde.
Martinez is well known in this vic
unity, being the erstwhile editor of
El Combate now the Mora county SEN
tinel a weekly paper published at
Wagon Mound
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-08-27
BENzoATE OF SODA NOT
NEEDED AS PREsERvATIvE

Denver. Aug. 27-Taking a view
differing from that of the Remsen
referee board, the manufacturers be
fore the convention of the Association
Of state and National Food and Dairy
departments today argued that ben
zoate of soda was no longer neces-
sary as food preservative. One
speaker declared there was no need
for chemicals in food when by pro.
cesses Of sterilization ana refriger>s
tion the same can be done away with.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-08-27

to Capt Ludwig VIM. nfeld. from
some of the. men stationed at the
camp. The first Of these stated that
Captain Carlos vierra of Santa Fe
held the high score for an entire day
at the pistol range. making score
of se. out of possible 100. at four
different ranges. while the nearest
approach to this veoord was 90.
rhe second letter states that at
sta yards the team gained po;i.t
oser the championship team OF 81,
and 81 points pys-- inat Of js.s ~
the 600 yards range it gained 81
points over the 1907 delegation. and
81 points over the 1908 team II $40
yards, New Mexico gained 55 over the
1907 team. and so points over that
Of 1908.
The final letter gives the scores Of
the New Mexico team in detail. with
the exception of the results in the
and 200 yard rapid fire,
which events had. not yet come off.
The total of each man, with the ex-
ception of these events follow, in
each case 200 being a perfect score:
Heald 172; vierra ITO; Stafford 1853;
Ames 1867; Sharp 166; Enos 1865; Alb
bott 1874; Buevens 1856; Dessauer ISL;
147; Head 147, and Baker
ls7.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-08-27

Rheims. France. Aug. 27.-The
aerial races now In daily progress
here, are arousing increased inter-
est and excitement throughout France,
as well as Europe generally The
published accounts of the marvellous
flights, in which record after record
has been broken, have gripped public
attention, and thousands of people are
fiocking hither from all parts of the
continent
The program for today includeO
the finals in the Prix de la Cham
payne, or competition for the great
est distance covered without taking
on fresh supplies of fuel and oil,
which carries the largest prize of the
meeting. The record of 1888 miles
made by Latham yesterday in hours,
Is minutes, 8 3-5 seconds, was the
mark of attack by the sky pilots
today. Latham announced he would
try to beat this flight today.
The contest tomorrow for the in
ternational cup, known as the Cor
don Bennett trophy, which win go to
the aviator who covers two laps. or
1912 miles, in the shortest time, is
regarded as the principal event of
aviation week. Both the Wright ana
English machines are considered too
slow to stand any chance. and the
contest consequently lies between
Bleriot, Curtiss and Latham.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-08-27

viii not be forced to advance this
price.
The appended communication ad-
dressed to the public by the local
milk dealers explains more fully their
new agreement.
To the Public:
The undersigned dairymen OF Las
Vegas wish to announce that they
have agreed on a more equitable
schedule of prices than has hereto
fore existed and hope that it win be
unnecessary to raise the price Of milk
above 10 cents per quart, as has been
done in other cities on account OF
the high price Of feed.
We also have decided to discontinue
the use of tickets TO save unnecessary
expense and loss OF milk and bottles
The prices of milk and cream from
September 1. will be as follows:
To Private Consumers.
Milk. 10 cents per quart; s5 cents
per gallon.
Cream. so cents per quart.
Separated milk. 5 cents per quart;
Is cents per gallon.
Restaurants, Hotels, Etc.
Milk in cans, 80 cents per gallon.
Milk in bottles. S5 cents per gallon.
Cream. so cents per quart
These prices apply to regular dairy
customers and not to those who Sc
cure their milk elsewhere in the sum
mer when milk can be produced more
cheaply.
(Signed):
FRED H. CORBETT.
J. p. GEYER,
A. w. PATTERSON.
]. M. ACKERMAN.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-08-27
Las VEGAS DAIRYMEN Will
not hike PRICE OF MILK

Here is good news for the house
wives of Las Vegas. The 1our lead
ing dairymen of the city have an
nounced that they will not hike the
price of milk, that most useful Of
household necessities. Rumors have
been flying thick and fast the past
week that milk was to be advanced
in price. owing to the unprecedented
high price Of feed, and in other places
such has been the case. But the Las
Vegas dairymen are going to worry
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-08-27
STORM RAGING ALONG
THE COAST or TEXAS

New Orleans, Aug. 27-Shipping
was again warned today to- exercise
caution along the Louisiana and Texas
coasts. The weather bureau bulle-
tin says a tropical storm of marked
intensity is raging in the west gulf
at the. mouth of the Rio Grande. and
is moving northwestward and that it
will cause dangerous high east
winds and high tides along the Texas
coast.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-08-27
PRINTED couNTERFEITs
WITHOUT EVIL INTENT

Louisville, KY, Aug. 27.-wnl Koe-
mig, the pressman who struck off the
counterfeit s1.OO0.OOe in Mexican pc
SOS. captured in possession of the
Roberts brothers in this city last week,
was absolved by the federal court
from completely in the swindlins
scheme. Officers declared that Koe
| mig was innocent of evil intent.
| Marion Roberts. one Of the broth
ers. vas held to the October gran,
jury in bonds Of $500
John Roberts has pleaded guilty ans
is under s15. 1000 bond
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-08-27

along on the same old basis. and for
this they are entitled to the thanks
of the people generally.
The four dairymen in question are
]. P. Geyer, Fred e. Corbett, A. W.
Patterson and ]. NJ. Ackerman. They
have just agreed on what they term
more equitable schedule of prices,
and these will become effective Sep
tember l. The prevailing price of 10
cents per quart for milk is to stand,
and SO far as they can see now, they
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-08-27
EPIDEMIC OF INFANTlLE
PARALYSIS IN BROOKLYN

New York, Aug. 27.-More than
200 children in limited district Of
Brooklyn have been stricken within
the past few days with a form of in
fantile paralysis
Not even the healthiest children
are immune from the epidemic and
bottle fed babies seem the most sus-
ceptible Physicians believe that
many of the victims win be crippled
for lite. ESe&#
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-08-27
STEAMER SINKS OFF ALASKA
COAST; FIFTY LIVES LOST

Seattle, Aug. 27--The steamer
Ohio, which left here for Valdez,
Alaska, on August "a, with 1876 pas
sengers, struck rock off Steep
Point, Alaska. at o'clock this morn
ing and sank.
Z The steamers Humboldt and Rupert
City, which were IN the neighb0rhood
took off the Ohio's surviving passen-
gers. A message received from NJ. ].
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-08-27
LETTERS CONFIRM RIFLE
TEAMS FINE RECORD

The latest word that has been re-
ceived in the lily concerning the ma.
tionaI rifle shoot at Camp Perry,
reached here this morning in the
shape of several letters addressed
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-08-27
ARE FLOCKING TO RHEIMS
PEOPLE FROM EVERY CORNER
OF THE CONTINENT HuR-
RYlNe THERE
EXHIBITION NEARS CLOSE
TODAY AND TOMORROW WILL
WITNESS FINALS IN GREAT
CONTEST

= Rheims, France, Aug. 81 =
= Flying in a bi-plane today, Henri 4
= Farman easily beat the distance =
4 record of s5.SS miles made yes Z
y terday by Hubert Latham. At \
= the seventeenth lap Farnam had \
= covered 1O5.57 miles. Darkness =
= had fallen when Farnam finished =
= the nineteenth lap. Searchlights =
= located on top of the tribunes =
= swept the field, aiding the daring :
= aviator in his flight Not count 4
= ing curves at 7:30 O'Clock Far- :
4 nam had gopa 1as miles. At this :
= hons---slre committee ceased to \
record his rounds. The official =
= time recorded up to this hour =
= showed he had gone Ills miles 7
4 IN 9 hours. minutes and ss s-5 =
4 seconds. 4
= = y = = = = = =
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-08-27
SPOKANE MAN HANGED
FOR MURDER OF WIFE

Walla Walla, Wash, Aug. 27.-
Joseph Gauville, of Spokane. convict
ed of numbering his wife. was hanged
in the state penitentiary this morn
ing. He made no public statement
his last words being farewell to
the priests who went with him to the
scaffold.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-08-27

Heney, who was on the Humboldt.
says six persons are missing. the
purser, wireless, operator and four
passengers.
Fifty Lives Lost
San Francisco. Aug, 27.TTAccoFding
to. a report received here by the mer-
chants Exchange fifty lives we're lost
when the steamer Ohio went down
in Alaskan waters today.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-08-27
BEARS ALWAYS ON ALERT
WATCH CLOSELY FOR vutNERA-
BILE SPOTS AND PLAY MAR
KET WARILY
|RECOVERIEs ARE BRIEF
FOLLOWING SHOW OF STRENGTH
U. 2. AND S. p. SUFFER BAD
SLUMP

New York, Aug. 27.-Following the
first declines in the stock market to-
day, there were recover'es, which
lifted some stocks above the opening
prices. Union Pacific and Southern
Pacific showed special strength.
There followed a fresh selling move
ment in which the gains were lost.
THE market was again governed by
lrumors and reports concerning e. II.
Harrimans health. The bear faction
was constantly ON the watch for yul-
nerable points Of attack but was play
ling warily. Just before noon con
centrated attack was made on stee
lccmmon which broke to below "A
yesterdays low price TilS balance
of the list was affected adversely
Union Pacific selling within a fraction
of yesterdays close.
No News From Arden
Arden. Ny. Aug Nothing au
thoritative regarding the condition Of
e. H. Hartman was obtainabIe here
up to p. m. today. Two men came
up by train from New York. said to
be physicians, and were taken up the
incline plane to Harriman's home. On
another train we're two tanks of oxy-
gen, which were sent up to Harri-
mans house.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-08-27
DISASTROUS FOREST FIRE a.'''
MAY DESTROY Big TREES

Yosemite. Calf. Aug. IA disas-
trous forest fire at the entrance ol
the Yosemite volley threatens the de
struction of the big tree grove hnowI
as the Merced group. Since last nigh
when sparksh from a freight enein
started the blaze near El Portal, tn
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-12-01

To the defendants. John W. Ambros Ammi W.
Inmann. John II. Quilhot and the unknown claim
ants ct the North half Of the Northwest. quarter
The Northws.tquarter.a all in Section Twenty-Five
26l. Township Eighty-three (sS). North Range
Thfrty-eight (36). West Of the 9Th p. n. in Craw.
ford ounty. Iowa. above named: &
You are hereby notified that their is now on ale
IN the Office of the clerk Of the District Court Of
equity BY the plaintiff. Ray F. Allison. praying
sad court for decree quieting and establishing
HIS title IN and to the following described real e.
the North half Of the Northwest quarter (Nli.
NW) and the North half Of the Southeast quarter
Of the Northwest quarter (Nh-sE-NW). al In
(8Sl. North Range Thirty-eight 1850. West Of thu.
9TH II. and "a grounds therefor alleging that
he the absolute owner in fee Of said real estate
and his grantoFs have been In the open, unllis-
turbed. adverse and continuous possession OF said
real estate for the ten years and more last past;
mother. one Sarah Ellen Allison. who died inte-
state on or about the 25th day Of January, 1906,
plaintiff her sole and only heir at law; that the
title to said real estate formerly vested in one
John W: Ambroe. which title by conveyance duly
George lnman. and that the title to the Southeast
qrarter OF said Northwest quarter. 80 vested IN
the said George Inman. passing through various
W. Imam. and that say tile passed an by con.
veyance duly executed by one Ammi w. Inman. TO
the said George Inman: that the said title to all Of
various mesne eonveyances. finally vestad in said
Sarah Ellen Allison. who shortly prior to- her
death was said to have lived with one john a.
that she was the wife Of the said Quihot but that
no marriage ceremony was ever performed be
tween said parties and that they never sustainad
wife; that BY reason thereof the said John W.
Amhrus. Ammi ". Imam and John II. Quilhot.
oil ha~,r