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Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-28

"If you want TO tell whether or not the
mar you are talking to Is telling the truth,
don't lok him In the eyes," said a bank
teller to some friends the other night. N"I
thought Il was Just the other way" said
one OF those present. I've always under
stood that II made II harder for the liar
II you loked squarely In his eyes" That's
q wrong Impression continued the bank
teller. THE man who knows how to lie
knows how to look you in the eyes when
he's doing q And the man who isn't a
regular liar, 1t who has made up his mind
TO lie TO you, decides first that he must
look you straight in the eyes. 1t IL the
voice, when you don't look at the eyes,
that tells you whether the other fellow Is
lying. We use the system frequently i'm
the bank. A man will come in to tell us
some business tale. We look at his feet or
his hands or his knees, but never in his
eyes. II he's telling the truth his voice
will be firm and Straightforward. and will
not affect II, but II he's lying he'll be con-
fused by your action. and his voice will
tremble. He'll hem and haw and clear his
throat. You may rest assured then that
he's stringinE yOu."-Denver Post.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-28
MUST PREACHERS BE MARRIED7
Problem Of Supporting a Wife ON
$500 a Year and =
Donation

A young pastor suggests that the mar
Rage question may be an important
reason why young men hold OFT from me
ministry, not because they fear TO enter
the married state on an inadequate sal
airy but because they resent the yran-
nous demand Of the churches Thai the
pastor must marry. whatever the pro-
vision they make for his support. The
writer gives his experience In Success
maeaxine. He has been three and one
half years In the ministry and has held
pastorates In New Jersey and New Eng
land. - the outset OF his ministerial life
he was 'iust q and poor" He was Of
fered "x5O a year-and q donation for
his first cali. but he was asked to come
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-28
MKEEN MOTOR SHOWS WE'LL
Has Carburetor Made Specially by
the Head OF shops.

The McKeen Motor Car company had sew
eral exhibits In addition to the gasoline air
COMPRISING engine at the show. A gaso-
line engine piston was shown, ten inches
In diameter. with a twelve-inch stroke.
One OF these pistons develops as much
horsepower as the average ~four-oylinder
automobile engine. The Carburetor shown
is an especial device, made by Mr.. McKeen
to meet a variety of conditions in railroad
gasoline engine service where It Is neces-
sary to have extra flexibility of motors.
The valves are directly over the head OF
the cylinders, in accordance with the latest
practice in automobile engineering. The
valve motion on the air compressor is SINH
lar 10 that on the Fiat racer, e~conomising
weight and space. which is obtained by
using one cylinder for the double purpose
of a gasoline engine and an air compressor,
by which the gasoline explosion takes place
above the piston and the air is compressed
below the piston.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-28
DIR. ROLLER AND wEsTEReAARD
They VIII wressIe in Omaha About
Middle of March.

DIR. h. r. Roller Of Seattle and Jess Yves
tergasrd Of Des MOines will Wrestle at the
Auditorium in Omaha between March t2
and 10. The date Is to be determined by
Roller who has a boxing match on for
March g.
Roller wrote TO Manager Gillian asking for
a match In Omaha Gillian telephOned 10
WestergaSrd at Des MOines and Wester-
gard expressed a willingness TO so on
with the Seattle doctor.
Rollers desire for A match this far east
Is = surprise, as he has never srestled out
side OF his home town and beside that has
said he would Quit the mai and take NJ
prize nghting permanently.
These two men sre about . size and viii
doubtless make a stiff match. Westergaard
Is popular in Omaha ana Ralle- . a
sirs1 4
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-28
DID ATTELL LOSE HIS TITLE
Nice Point Arises on which Fight
Followers Can Talk.

NEW YORK. Feb. G.-since Driscoll
outpointed Abe AtteH a question has arisen
IS to whether Attell lost the featherweight
title. Technically the title was not In
volved because the men fought above the
featherweight limit, which is 12 pounds.
But Attell was SO confident OF beating
Driscoll that he was willing to let the
title go with the decision. Here again is
o hitch because no decision was rendered.
The Queensbury rules say that the winner
is the man who gets the verdict of the
referee. In this city. under present con
ditions. the referee Is not permitted to
render a decision.
Attell should get after Driscoll as soon
as he returns from England and challenge
him to a bout of twenty rounds or more
and at the feather-welght limit. California
offers a chance for such a battle, and II
would settle for all time who is the better
man.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-28
TRUBo RErmEs FROM RACING
Greatest Miller since Days OF COnnem
Satisfied with Record.


BRIDGEPORT, Conn. Feb. z.-Harry
Trubo of Cornell university and the New
York Athletic club and the greatest miller
in this country, since the days OF Tommy
Connect, has announced his retirement
from the cinder path. This news comes
as a great disappointment to athletic fol-
lowers, as IL was thought hat after the
accomplishment OF his great feat OF run
ming a mile on the boards in 4;lsM, Trube
would go after the worlds record of 4;15h.
held by Conneff.
Trube Is evidently satisfied with what
he has done. and is content to retire as
American. Canadian. intercollegiate and
Metropolitan champion, as well as holder
OF the worlds indoor record for his IA
vortte distance, In the future the Mar
Unique champion win devote all his ener-
gies 10 the engineering profession.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-28
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my discovery or not.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-28

schedule Arranged by Pa for Omaha
This Spring.

by Ia TOT Umaha
This Spring.
EXHIBITION GAMES AT HOME.
Washington-March n. April l.
OH~ginals-Aprfl 8 and 4.
Minneapolis-April 6. 7 and a
White SOx-Aprii 10 and H.
~Lincoln-April II and ~
Nebraska 1ndians-April q.
OMAHA AWAY FROM HOME
Omaha AZ Lincoln-Aprii ~ and 30
OPEN DATES.
Bellevue and Creighton.
Sixteen exhibition games have been ar
ranged by Pa Rourke for the Omaha team
thts season. all bat two being scheduled for
omaha The list includes Washington and
the White Sox Of the American league. Min
nsap0lis Of the Americas association, Lin
coin OF Tie Western League, Greene Ne
braska Indians aud genes with Bellevue
and Creighton. The fans will thus be able
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-28

to compare the Western with other leagues.
Manager joe Cantillon Of the Washington
team viii Jump his team from Topeka 10
Omaha for the games and then back TO
Kansas City.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-28
joy Morton Buiids FIats.

CHICAGO. IN. Feb. ~s5.-Cspecial rele-
gram. )-Joy Morton. formerly OF Nebraska
City. il preparing TO build . ti35,Oco apart
ment building IN Chicago
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-28

Almost, but not quite. did the onimods
win two games from the Storz Triumphs.
After having the last game won up TO the
Tenth frame an unlucky split dropped In
and lost the game by eight pins. zimmy
Of the Trfutnphs had high single game Of
242 and total of 632. Score:
$780,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-28
ORTMANa aTARs
Entries Close for Billiard Event.

NEW YORK, Feb. H.-Entrfes for the
49, balk line worlds billiard champion
ship tournament. to begin on March %,
have been closed.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-28

Those Molony boys are certainly the sew
ing kids. The way they. patched 1t onto the
money handlers last night on the Associa-
ton alleys was a caution. Lyons of the
Molonys is certainly setting a hot pace
for all of them, getting a high single game
of 20 and total Of 637. Score:
0MAH MAMMALS
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-28
FamiIy Trees to pnrn.

But you have no family tree she said
doubtfully,
Don't you think IT," answered the young
chap. Our family trees cover 10000 acres
In the northwest"
Then she remembered that his father had
annexed a few counties of public domain,
and the love light began 70 shine in her
eyes-Philadelphia Ledger.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-28

The Borsheim Jewels won two games
from the m Stars last night on the
basement alleys. Latey won all high
honors. with 207 for single game, and go
for totals Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-28

no matter where you live or what you do
We hava q rood rebuilt automobile that
win suit you ana your pockstbook.
We can do Il because we pay cash and buy more
cars than any other house in the world today.
Look These Special Bargains over. Good Rebuilt
Cara
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-28

Captain Mcdonald OF the Cornhusker
track team Is making arrangements to have
the indoor training season for the cinder
path athletes opened soon and probably
viii ISSUE a cail for candidates next week
The Nebraska leader Il locating an the
available material IN the university and
viii rave a bis qua working out this
spring There are several promising men
Cor most OF the events and the prospects
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-28
TT"
Humphreys Seventy-Seven
breaks up Colds and
G RIP

The curious tricks OF the Grip are
met by "Seventy-seven."
II you are subject to Influenza it at
tacks the head.
II your lungs are weak, the Chest is
first affected.
II the Kidneys, then the pain seeks
the back.
II bad Digestion, the stomach and
bowels are involved.
All Drug Stores. 25e, or mailed.
Humphreys Homeo. Medicine Co.. Cor.
William and Ann Streets. New York.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-28

eOUlftHfN TRIP.
April 3, Tabor college at Tabor, Ia.
April 3 Missouri at Columbia.
April 10 Missouri AZ Columbia.
April - Missouri state Normal ct War.
Fensburg.
April 10, William Jewel at Liberty, Mo.
April IA, Haskell at Lawrence, Kan.
April IL (morning). 81. Aarys at 81
Mays.
April 10 C~AnernOon), Manhattan at Man.
haitian.
April g, Kansas At Lawrence.
April II, Kansas a. Lawrence.
HOME GAMES
April a.. Manhattan.
April e, Missouri.
April n, Missouri
April q, Nebraska Indians.
April %, Cotner.
April ~. Wesleyan.
MAY q. Kansas
MAY q. Kansas.
NORTHERN TRIP.
NAY l. Ames AZ Ames.
May 2 Drake az Des Moines.
MAY 4 Grinnell At G4innell,
May 5. Cornell At Mount Vernon.
Mas s. DEBORAH az Decorah
May I. Minnesota az Minneapolis.
May 4 Minnesota at Minneapolis.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-11
TIL IS
IN. COURT
TODAY
Attorneys in the Mountain Water
Controversy Have Some Rather
Exciting Disputes.-Another
Good Day for the City.
A BIG FLOW IN THE CREEK NOW

All during the forenoon session to-
day of the Hannah Creek water COM
missioners and during part of the
afternoon session Arthur II. Stokes,
district irrigation engineer. with his
headquarters in this city, was on the
stand.
Engineer Stokes was called to the
city to give testimony regarding the
flow of water in Hannah creek, the
amount of water in the creek at diff
ferent periods of the year and to give
other testimony along this line.
Engineer Stokes testimony was
very conclusive and very important,
and was most favorable to the con-
tention that there is at all times a
large flow of water in Hannah creek.
Mr.. Stokes told of measurements he
had made in January of last year,
and at that time there was consider
able more than 800 inches of water
in Hannah creek, although, accord
ing to the testimony of witnesses for
the Hannah Creek ranchmen at this
hearing, frequently the entire flow Of
the creek does not exceed 800 inches
during months of the winter.
Engineer Stokes declared that, on
day before yesterday, he and Water
Commissioner Vedder visited Hannah
creek and took accurate measure
ments and found that there were in
Continued on page ten.)
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-11
MAHONEY, THE T|RELESS AND
EFFECTIVE BOOSTER IS BACK
FROM CONQUEST OF CHICAGO

Secretary Mahony. the best and
most progressive and effective secre-
tary that any Chamber of Commerce
in Colorado can boast of, returned to
Grand Junction today after an alb
sence of three weeks during which
time he has carried on the most in
fluential, the most telling and one of
the most brilliant boosting campaigns
ever carried on IN the interest of the
Grand valley.
Mahony's trip and Mahony's work
down at the great Land and Irriga-
tion show in Chicago and at the big
Farm Show that preceded it, will
have a living and lasting influence
throughout the East for this section.
Through the efforts of this tireless
booster, through the pictures of the
resources of this wonderful valley he
presented the means of fruit and pro-
duct displays, through the tens of
thousands of pieces of literature he
circulated, through the hundreds of
talks that he made, Grand Junction
and the Grand valley will reap rich
harvest of new settlers and new in
vestors in the months and years to
come.
Never did the Grand Junction
Chamber of Commerce or any other
commercial organization in this sec
tion make an investment that will re-
turn so much profit as did this in
vestment in the trip and exhibit to
and at Chicago.
This afternoon Secretary Mahony
was called on at his offices by large
number of citizens and congratulated
upon his good work at Chicago, the
manner in which he overcame dis
advantages and succeeded in attract
ing more attention for the Grand val
ley exhibit than was attracted for any
other fruit exhibit made at the great
show. Mr.. Mahony is too modest to
say this but this report comes to The
Sentinel in private letters from half
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-11
rBv Associated Press. /

Bluefield, Nicaragua, Dec. l1.-To
save the insurgents cause, General
Estrada, in command of the revolu-
tionary forces in Nicaragua, has ap-
pealed to United States Consul Mof-
fat for marines from the cruiser Des
Moines, hoping thus to bring about
intervention by the United States.
A report comes from Greytown to
the effect that the government forces
have been marshaled there with suf-
flcient strength TO rout the besieging
troops under General Chamorro
whenever the word is given.
On the whole the situation appears
to be less hopeful for the insurgents
than had been believed.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-11
A STATEMENT.
ISSUED BY
SNEAD
He Defends Accused Aunt, Again De
clares His Absolute Innocence and
Declares Dispatches in Denver
Papers Did Him Injustice.
SIGNED STATEMENT PUBLISHED

Defending the name of his aunt,
Miss Wardlaw, accused of RESPONSE
bility in the death of Mrs Ocey
Snead. and reiterating his declara-
tion of absolute innocence in connec-
tion with the case, Mr.. Albert c.
Snead of Palisade. has issued the fol-
lowing signed statement and in which
statement he also declares that he
has been misrepresented in the dts
patches sent to the Denver papers.
Palisade, Colo, Dec. 10, 1903,
For the benefit of my friends |
desire to state that in the matter of
the death of my sister-in-law, Mrs.
Ocey Snead, in New York, have per-
sonally been grossly misrepresented
by the press. have no knowledge
of the cause or circumstances of her
death other than what | have seen in
the papers. Owing to the fact that
the press dispatches state that all the
members of the family are being
closely watched, it would be useless
for me to try to communicate with the
other members of the family con-
cerning the facts in the case, or for
them to try to communicate with
me. because the communications
would be intercepted
But l desire to state that | believe
the accusations that are being made
Continued on page 81
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-11

score of local people who visited
the big show and from the columns
of newspaper after newspaper in the
East and in this state.
1t has been strenuous three
weeks for Mr.. Mahony but he is only
too glad that he was able to make a
good showing at the great show, no
matter how much strenuosity it re-
quired.
Mr. Mahony speaks in the highest
terms of the treatment accorded him
and the other Colorado exhibitors by
the management of the great show,
by the newspapers and by many 9TH
er Influential men down at Chicago
who took particular interest in the
big show.
Mr.. Mahony states that newspaper
men, big business men and others
who in past years have visited this
valley hunted up MIR. Mahony on
hearing of his presence there and in
sisted that If there was anything they
could do to assist him to just call on
them in return for the hospitable
treatment they had received from the
people here on visits here and from
the local Chamber of Commerce in
particular.
Mr.. Mahony states that instead of
selling apples from 10 to 10 cents
each as did the Washington state
exhibitors he gave fruit away. as
much as he could spare and refused
fabulous prices for boxed goods, and
this had a good influence for obvious
reasons.
When the announcement was made
in Chicago that forty boxes of the
Grand valley apples were to be do
mated to the Cherry sufferers Mr.. Ma
hony states that great many people
called at the booth and commended
the action in warmest terms. The
Chicago Tribune packed and shipped
Continued on Page Seven.)
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-11
seized TODAY
AND BURNED BY
OFFICIALS
IBy Associated Press. ]

SPOKANE, WASH, DEC. H.
CHARGING THAT 1T WAS A
LIBELOUS PUBLICATION THE
CITY AUTHORITIES SEIZED EV-
ERY COPY OF THE "INDUSTRIAL
WORKER" THE OFFICIAL ORGAN
OF THE INDUSTRIAL WORKERS
OF THE WORLD AS 1T CAME OFF
THE PRESS THIS MORNING.
THE PAPERS WERE TAKEN To
THE CITY HALL AND 1T is STAT
ED WILL BE BURNED.
ONE OF THE LEADING ART
ICLES WHICH is CLASSIFIED AS
LIBELOUS BY THE OFFICERS
WAS WRITTEN BY MISS GERTIE
FILM, THE YOUNG WOMAN CON
VICTED THIS WEEK OF CONSPIR-
ACy AND IN WHICH SHE RE-
LATES HER ALLEGED EXPER-
FENCES IN THE COUNTY JAIL.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-11
THE BLOODY TONG WAR
CLAIMS EIGHT
VICTIMS
LRv Associated Press l

OAKLAND. CAL, DEC. 1.-THE
LIST OF DEAD IN THE BLOODY
TONG WAR BETWEEN THE YEES
AND ON-YICKS WAS INCREASED
BY ONE THIS MORNING, MAKING
\ TOTAL OF EIGHT DEAD.
SHORTLY BEFORE THREE
O'CLOCK THE BODY OF YEE ON.
\ MEMBER OF THE YEE FAMILY,
WAS FOUND DEAD IN A HALL
WAY Of HOUSE IN CHINATOWN
WITH A BULLET WOUND IN HIS
HEAD.
SEVERAL STRANGE HIGHBIND-
ERS, BELIEVED TO BE IMPORTED
GUN FIGHTERS, ARE UNDER SUR
VIGILANCE.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-11
ANOTHER PAYMENT
BY OLD OURAY BANK

Ouray, Colo, Dec. 11.-James II.
Tumbach, the receiver for the defunct
Bank of Ouray. in which Judge
Theron Stevens and other well-known
men were officials, announced today
that he would pay an additional divi-
dend to the depositors amounting to
three per cent This will make
total of 50 1-3 per cent of the deposits
paid back to the depositors. 1t is
hardly likely that there will be any
further dividends. Considerably
more has been realized than it was
first thought would be realized. The
bank failed in 1907.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-11
AWFUL DEED
0E IL! 31lN
!, ps.''ss'''" ss'ggJEEEHgg
F lend
Women Terribly Mutilated and Muir
dered Yesterday Near Savannah,
Ga.-Wife Accuses Her Hus-
band of the Foul Crime.
THE WHOLE STATE IS AROUSED
IBy Associated Press. l

Savannah, Ga, Dec. I1.-Thc
statement of Mrs. Maggie Hunter.
who was attacked and left for dead
yesterday at the same time that Mrs.
Eliza Gribble and her daughter, Miss
Carrie Olander, were killed, says that
IL was her husband, j. Hunter, who
attacked her and led the police to
rearrest Hunter. HIS is now being
held under strong guard.
All of the victims had been cut or
stabbed with knife and then their
heads crushed in with an axe. Mrs.
Hunter despite her frightful injuries
is thought To have II chance for rc-
coyery.
Several persons have said they saw
a negro entering and soon afterwards
leaving the Gribble home about the
time the murders are supposed To
have occurred.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-11
TIL: STRIKE
Will. B[:
ENDED
Striking Switchmen Announce That
They are Ready to Arbitrate, and
Peaceful Settlement of Diff
ficulty is Now Assured.
MANY MEN REPORT FOR DUTY
IBy Associated Press. ]

st. Paul, Mimi, Dec. I1.--The
striking switchmen are willing to
arbitrate and bring the strike To a
speedy and peaceful end.
This declaration was made today
by ID. A. Hansbergcr, third vice prcsi-
dent of the Switchmen's Union of
North America, who is in charge of
the strike headquarters here.
Between twenty and thirty train
men on the Omaha and Great North
ern and Northern and Pacific roads
who went out with the strikers de-
cided last night that they would re-
port for work Monday morning in the
st. Paul terminals.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-11
SENTINEL'SCONTENTS

IuBt
Associated Press. State news.
Secretary Mahony back The
fruit shipments. Lively time
at mountain water hearing.
Albert Snead issues a state
ment.
Editorial comment. Local
news.
Big sale here of Red Cross
stamps. Dispatches. Gener-
al news.
Fifteen years ago column. 4
big advertised letter list
Flotsam and Jetsam. Sport
ing news.
5-Today the coolest of the win
ter in this valley. Great ar
ray of brief local items. V
NJ. C. A. news.
6-Society news. Local news.
More interest in girls race.
Local news.
Sunday services in city and
valley; plans for big union
revival. Lesson study con-
test. Local news.
9-Fire today demonstrates the
need for another fire station.
Premium list for big poultry
show, to be held here, is is
sued. Palisade news. Brief
local paragraphs.
10-Four men engage in a fight.
Work moves rapidly on Or
chard mesa. Local para
graphs.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-11
HORRIBLE DEATH
OF THREE WORKNEN
TBy Associated Press. !

PITTSBURG, Pa, DEC. IL
E1TKAPPED IN A LAKE OF BURN
ING TAR, FOUR MEN WE'RE HELD
FAST AT THE McCLiNTOCk AND
IRVINE COMPANY'S ROOFING
PLANT IN THIS CITY EARLY To-
DAY AND WE'RE COMPELLED TO
WATCH THE GRADUALLY AP-
PREACHING FLAMES.
THREE OF THEM BURNED TO
DEATH But THE FOURTH MAN
AGED TO EXTRICATE HIMSELF
AND WILL SURVIVE.
THE NIGHT WACHNiAN HEARD
THE FRANTIC CRIES OF THE
UNFORTUNATE MEN BUT WAS
POWERLESS TO AID THEM.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-11

The officers at Palisade today no
tifed the local police to watch for
man from that city, who was wanted
on a charge of jumping a board bill.
The following description was given:
Middle-aged man, with dark COM
pleyion, large nose, dark suit, smooth
face; large in stature and about c
feet inch tall; weighs probably 155
pounds.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-11
HORRIBLE MURDER
OF A LITTLE GIRL
[By Associated Press.

DETROIT, MICH, DEC. 1.-THE
MURDER OF MISS HELEN BROWN,
13 YEARS OLD, WAS REVEALED
TODAY BY THE FINDING OF THE
CHILD'S HALF FROZEN BODY IN
WHITMAN'S TRUCK YARDS.
THE CHILD'S FACE AND HEAD
WAS CUT AND BATTERED AND
THERE WAS EVIDENCE THAT
SHE HAD BEEN MISTREATED.
THE GIRL WAS ATTACKED
WHILE RETURNING HOMEWARD
FROM HER AUNT'S HOUSE
WHERE SHE HAD BEEN VISIT
ING.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-11
COLORADO MAN IS
VICTIM OF MURDER
LBv Associated Press. ]

LEBEAU, S. D., DEC. 11.-DODE
MACKENZIE, son OF A MILLION
ARE CATTLEMAN OF COLORADO,
WAS SHOT AND KILLED TODAY
BY "BUD" STEVENS NEAR THIS
CITY.
STEVENS WAS IMMEDIATELY
PLACED UNDER ARREST.
THE AFFAIR CAUSED GREAT
EXCITEMENT HERE.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-11
LRy Assoclated PICS. |

Washington, Dec. 11.-When the
700 marines, now on board the Dixie.
arrive at Colon, where they are eX-
pected this afternoon, they will find
awaiting them orders to proceed i'm
mediately to Panama and there go
aboard the cruiser Buffalo.
This order seems to indicate that
some movement of consequence on
the Pacific coast of Nicaragua is in
contemplation by this government.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-11
REALTY TRANSFERS.

j. L. oliver to Sadie A. Lloyd, 10
acres; $4,000.
A. p. Samples to Fred l.. Hickman,
west half of lot 25 and all of lot %
in block 116, Grand Junction, $2.-
500.
Settlers Investment Company to
]. l.. Magill and J. II. Rankin, south
half of lots 90. 80, 81 and 80 in
block 90. Grand Junction; s1,100.