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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-17
IIcnrs Ernn NII.

Bv Associated Press.
New York, sept. 49, County poll.
tjclns from an PARIS of New NorH
gathered at Theodore Rooscyclrs
editorial offices to tell him where
they stand In the fight now on with
In the Republican party. The colo,
mel mlkod from morning ull night
with the leaders ON both sides hul
ns he WIS leaving at the end Of the
day the only statement he would
make was that he had not word tD
say
some brought back word that Tho
colonel had been informed of dissat
islaction within his own ranks hu'
mono OF them were willing 10 giN,
their names
George Cromwell, president of II,
Borough Cf Richmond ana "a mem
her Of the Republican state commit.
tee, was the only one who did No.
hesitate 10 say where hr stood
"l'm going 10 vote against Roosc.
vclt,' he s1id. 90 hgvc taken that
resolution after thtnlipg Il U
carefully hear nothing hut con
demnation from my people In staten
Island"
Cromwcils stand provoked com
ment In that he has often spoken of
his friendship for Roosevelt. dating
back to hoyhood days THAT state
mcnl was made today directly after
the long conference with him. Ruosc-
Welt Is 10 leave tomorrow morning
tor Syracuse.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-17
mo FAVORS FOR
DISCOUNT BANKS
NITOHNEY GENERAL WILL NOT
PERMIT STATE DEPOSITS
10 GO TO SUCH BANKS.

Special to the World
Guthrie okla. Sept lG.-Attorney
General West today wrote a formal
letter 10 Stute Treasurer inn Mpnefec,
ordering that official not to deposit
any state funds In any bank of the
state until Il could Dee determined
whether they were discounting state
paper or not The attorney general
would allow state deposits i'm no banks
.dlscounting state papers
The attorney general bases his de-
mond of the state treasurer on AN old
statue providing that the state trcasur-
Ter shall select the depositOres for
state funds subject 10 the approval OF
the governor and the attorney general
state Treasurer Menefee, who re-
ccved the letter late this afternoon,
seemed TO think nothing of great inn
portancc involved he does not know
OF any discogntng of state warrants
he said ono or two holders Of the
public building warrants, which must
not be confused with the regular state
warrants. had let them go at Il s.
count Il had been understood In or
der to reap some ready cash. but the
state warrants were going az par. and
the public building warrants so far
as the state wasconcerned, We're being
sod only at par and with accrued In
tercst
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-17
TAFT KEEPS MUM
ABOUT YEAR 1912
PRESIDENT REFUSES TO DIGNI-
IN STORY or RETIREMENT
WITH \ STATEMENT

| by Associated Press.
Beverly Mass. Sept 49, Publica-
ton of story In certain newspaper,
yesterday and today purportng to
come from Beverly announcing that
! President TAFT has decided to step
aside as presdential candidate In
1912 TO make way for Roosevelt,
brought many inquiries to the summer
capital
II was decided not 10 dignity the
story reported 10 be without founda
tiun with a statement Il can be
stated that there has been no change
IN President Tafts attitude toward
ihe second term, since he told mum.
her Of friends a few months ago that
ne would accept second nomination
If the party desired
The President is not considering
ms chances for second term one way
or the other From the first hc has
said That he would devote himself to
carrying out as nearly as possible the
pledges of the platform on which he
was elected for a four years term.
President Taft, it Is pointed out,
does not know how to play politics.
lie has been quoted MS saying that he
would not do 80 if ne could. The fact
that he has often IN his speeches re-
forrcd to the fact that ne has only
the remainder Of his present term to
serve means. II Is stated here. that
Tart does not feel that he should
nominate himself and that he will not
make "a political bid for the nomln-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-17
TRAINS MEET,
FIREMAN DIES
PASSENGERS IN COLLISION NEAR
IlOLT, Mo.
BLAME NOT PLACED
e. u n O. aud Rock Island In Head
"n iniurc N'nctccn--Nre Run.
ming slow.

'N th""N' lh''N lIfHh
Holt, Mo, sept lG-One man. G.
w. Howard, &. u. a. q brakeman,
was Killed, and nineteen passengers
were injured when two passenger
trains met In head-on collision on
me Chicago Burlington ana Quincy
railroad one mile north uf here at
b'3O O'Clock tonight The trains which
c1llidcd were Chicago Burlington
and quincy No, &, which left Kansas
CltN az 3 O'clock and Chicago Rock
Island pacililc No 201, which left
Chicago at 1880 o'clock last night
Tie Inter train headed In on the
c. b. n g. tracks at Cameron Jutc-
iion on the way TO Kansas city
Misunderstanding Of orders by
the G. u. a g. crew is said to have
been responsible for the wreck. The
trains were to have passed at this
station
The weight of the engine Of train
No, 20l and the fact that II carried
steel cars prevented any one In u
being injured None of the injured
will die, An those hurt, with the
exception of members Of the crew.
No"r In the sn,rN.nf car on the g,
T. d O. Thl1 ,or was deralled and
rolled down the embankment The
tanis verc u1"ltc To- ~ than TWEEN
ty mli,s an hour
After the c., T.. a. O. train had
passed hero Luther H. Wlhcrt. tho
agent realized that wreck would
take place and called the farmers
along the line by telephone aud
pleaded with them 10 stop the train.
but II was too late. Howard was
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-17
YOUTHS EALL IN
DELIVERY PLOT
IiIiiEE NEW MItNICO REFORM
SCHOOL INMATES MAKE \
FIGHT FOR LIBERTY.


AibWquorquc n. NJ, Sept lG.-m a
Gusp Hyltc attempt to escape from the
New McNico reform school at Springer
tuoay, three youthful uosperadocs
nearly killed the assistant Raron DE
Eaih Sampscil. Sampsoll was cut and
glushod but 1t Is believed that he will
recover
The attack was made in the recita-
ton room where tWcuty-three boys
were in charge Of Sampsrl Without
warning the three plottcrs procipitatcd
themselves on the officer who was un-
armed lie fought untn weakened
fiou, the loss of blood, when the boys
wrcs' d from him the key to the vault
whore the arms are stored Then the
three. followed 10y several other boys,
dashed down toward the vault only %
ho met by three armed guards Seeing
their only avenue of escape cut off
the boys surrendered.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-17
PRATT ACQUITTED
OF TERRY MURDER
HJ3 X THEN TAKEN FROM COURT
ROOM GUAl:DED BN DEP
tTl SHIiiII'iiS.

Nl'' ~ 10 lH' NhIlut
Tahlequah Okla, Sept l6.-rhc
trial of G. L. Pratt, charged with
the murder Of Dick Terry in this city
on June 80, during the Eastern Chero-
beo payment was concluded in the
distritc court this morning, the Jury
rendering verdict OF not guilty.
The defendant Pratt was cashier of
a bank AT Kansas, a little town in Del
aware County about twenty five miles
north of Tahloquah and he and Terry.
who also lived in Kansas had a DIS
agreement over the settlement of a
business matter, % developing at the
trial that in consequence OF this dis
agreement that Terry had made
threats OF more or less serious ma
turc against Pratt At the time of the
shoot ng Pratt was in "A collection
booth and as Terry approached, shot
him three times from the effects Of
which TCrN died I'm a local hospital
Ia few days later Pratt has always
maintained the shooting was in self
defense, and In this connection John
Leach, "a witness for the defense. was
arrested early In the trial on charge
Of perjury after having testified to
the removal By him of revolver from
lthe body of Terry after ne was shot
! 'loWn.
Terry was "a mcmer of the posse
lwho participated m fight with the
Mycklfe boys In March, 1906, In
(Which tght Deputy United States Mar
lhal Ike Gilstrap was killed and Terry
himself wounded,
owing To the pers stent rumors of
possible violence to bc offered Pratt
In the case of his acQuittal extra pre-
Iauuons were taken Ou his appearance
lt the court room thi. morning by the
bhicers for his protection. After hear
Ing the verdict oI the jury he LETT
thc court room by rear entrance and
accompanied by number OF deputy
shcrins and friends was taken to a'
private place In the city, unknown toI
bat few
OF the seven murder cases set for
trial at this term of court three have
resulted I'm 8Jouitlul, one has been con
TUNED ana three get remain to be
heard.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-17
SHAWNEE Is NOW
AFTtR A RECOUNT
DEMOCRAT SMELLS SOMETHING
ROTTEN AND MAKES
THE MOVE.

shawnee okla. sont ia Co,yldor-
ing the fnct maj n snocI,l rr,nd I',,.
is now nrobinr hnmons, ''," oI'o,i,,, JT, ~
frauds i'm OkIubomo CIV n,d thot In
minds for rocounts hecSmso Of aiio,,oi
frauds hoyo boon modo i'm C,rtor To- nv,
a, Major ana vnrIous othor cowni ,as IL,
the stIto mo snnsntionol condition. H., ~
pottawa,onio Countv Democratic c,,. -
clcs becnmes All thc morn in,or,,,,i,,,,
Tor tho Democrats prc d,wandin', ~
grand mi., J,,v.sti.ntiop bora a. is
is tho homo nf Renrcscntnth,o nti,tnn
Br,,n fother nr m, olcctinn i,,,, tLat
win lac vntod unnn ~ tbo Iii ',n, n,'
Nnvcmbcr ''' WI
Tho Grst sion In tho cortest az ,ho
recent nsmocrotir nrin,,r,, oiaottn,,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-17
MAY CHANGE VENUE.
Frisco Porter Who Stabbed Passenger
Afrnid OF Sapulpa Ground.

Np'flal To ihc world,
Sapulpa, Okla, Sept ia change
of venue may be asked In the case
Of VIII Avery a negro, charged with
.aHwult with intent to XIII. II Judge
Baruum grants the request the case
win probably be tried in Okmulgee
County.
Avery is alleged to have seriously
Stabbed Harry Farley a white man
during quarrel ON a Frisco traln
several weeks ago Farley, who was
passenger on the train, was carried
past this station and when Avery, who
was q porter on the train, attempted
to eject Farley from the train by force.
a fight followed. The negro IS said to
lave stabbed Earley several times.
Sentiment Of a lynchlng was eX-
pressed amoLg passengers and when
the train reached BrIstow, the negro
was arrested and spirited away,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-17
TInrD or Qurr-suoors srlr


81 Louis, Mo, sept 16.-After an
active career as member Of the Nor
chants Exchange, retirement pallpd
on Martin lnman, cighty-live and q
wealthy merchant, and he killed him
self. After breakfast he went into
The parlor OF his home. wrapping u
blanket about his legs. leaned back in
a roc sing chair and shot himself In the
left temple. Death was instantaneous
on the dead mans breast was note
which was scr,hhlcd In shaky hand:
Forget and forgive nae for this act
Martin lnman
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-17

Muskogce, Okla. sept 16-In a
mad drive from Tahloquah 10 l't Glib
son and from thora fo Muskopcc by
train, Cash Pratt. acquitted today Of
the murder OF Dick Terry former
United STATES marshal arrived safely
from Tahloquoh tonight
Pratt was guarded by deputies j.
A. McCartcr ana j. a. Conner
Cherokee County friends of Terry
had made threats o. wrcak summary
vcngclnce upon the man whom they
claim had committed murder
on tho other hand, pratts brother
who accompanied him claims the
drive was made IN order TO make con-
nections for the train for Mus&ogcc
Hi1 friends are known 10 have hincd
10 w7s not safe r.r pratt to remain
long
Pratt IS n banker OF oklahoma and
Kansgs
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-17
FORMER MINISTER
RfPOSES IN JAIL
JOHN WILSON QUITS PREACHING
FOR THE LUCRATIVE FIELD
or BOOTLEGGiNG

Snpulpa, Okla, Sept, i6-l'rom the
church 10 the rum shop Is a long -
iancc but il WAS comparatively short
for John wilson, former minister of
The gospel who this evening was ar
rericd on the charge of Offering whis-
ky for sale to "Blnd Sam" negro
Wilson was locked up at headquarters
IN default of $50 bond
Wilson. upon his own admission,
was Tor years a minister of the Meth-
odist Episcopal church and had a
chnrgc in The southern part of the
state He resigned from the ministry
and then luck turned against him.
when he found his finances depleted
and felt the panRs of want he Is SAID
to have engaged IN the "hootlcgging'
huslnoss
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-17
NIGHT RIDERS RIDE.
Break Loose Again In Kentucky and
Two Barns Burn,

Brookvllle, Ky, Sept. l6.--Nlght
riders presumably burned two barns
In Brackcn County last night, and
although the losses were small, both
equity and anti-equity men suffered
the oarns OF w. o. Bradford, an equity
society solicitor, and George b. Kenny.
a non-equlty planter, being burned,
Bands Of masked men appeared
simultaneously at both places after
midnight and were seen setting fire
to the barns. During the night rider
troubles In Bracken County last sum
mer Mr. Kenny permitted the state
militia to oncamp on his farm, and
since that time he frequently has been
threatened with violence
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-17
WILL EXPOSE THE
OWNERS OF DENS
ACTING MAYOR MITCHELL
PUSHES CRUSADE AGAINST
GAMBLING, ETC.

By Associated Press
New York. Sept 10 Property
owners in New York who permit
their buildings to be used TOR eamb-
ling purposes or disorderly houses
are TO be brought face to face with
exposure Acting Mayor Mitchell an
nounced that he had sent list OF
such houses, together with the names
and addresses Of the respectable"
owners, e. Police Commissioner Bak-
err for Investigation. A month ago
the acting mayor sent a list of gamb-
ling and disorderly houses to tho
commissioner together with the prlc-
es they paid for protection, Dlss1t-
lsned with the failure Of the police TO
act more expeditlously he sent today
II second letter outlinIg the plan TO
expose the property owners -
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-17
WOMEN JOIN IN CRUSADE.
, Sapuipa Wives To Meet Sunday In In
icrcst Of Civic Righteousness.

Special "a the World.
Sapulpa, okla, Sept l6.-Sapulpa
women are to ioln issues with Mayor
McDougal in his crusade for civic
Righteousness and have called mass
meeting for Sunday afternoon at the
Methodist church. Down with tho
joints, Is the slogan. The crusade has
already started
The Commercial club has asked the
candidates for commissioner to ex-
press themselves In the press as to
their platform. Notone Of the twenty
odd candidates for the office of com
missioner have defined their position
and this has created n feeling Of unrest
among MANY pprsOnS.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-17
BALL|NCER MAY
QUIT Is RUMOR
ACCUSED SECRETARY MA. RE.
SIGN AFTER CABINET MEETS.
TO DEMAND SHOW DOWN"
Department Head Speeding 10 wash.
ihgton tO Asll tor VIM
diCAton

ID. 'u,'"''d IIrsN.
w N"aIihh.oh sept Whether
'"'H'Id a balIligers rcslgndior
"' secretary OF the interior viii fol-
low Immediately upon The meeting
OF me cabinet September 2G to at.
l'hd winch he now rs on route from
seattle or whether ho win retain IN,
position indefinitely nt least 'uniI
"Il'r the delNDrNy To- Congress of m,
representative committee which I'm.
l'S'lgaicd his stewardship of public
u'ln"ln, depends now upon the ari
'uue nl his associates.
"a, linEcr IS coming to Washington
friends here insist, wholly unconscious
of any a'1 ON MS part for which he
uIu DE condemned and has deter
mined To force his chief and official
'olI'aBues to be his Judges If they
concur IN the view at present attrih-
"''u 10 president TAFT that the ace
'uF,d secretary shall Dee sustained as
an innocent and prosecuted man, he
WIN rctaln the position IL they fail
To back HIM up he will resign
Ih1l lS Balllng"rs position, II was
lrln'd today upon an authority hard
W lo Joe que"l,oncd
Az the ii"t meeting of The cabinet
"llpr the summer recess, Secretary
of war Dickinson the Democratic
member VIII not have returned from
the Philippines and viii therefore
ho s1Nod the embarrassment Of par
Irllalion in what Is regarded as
largely q problem of Republican poll
,N The meeting Is expected to last
;hrcc days ], will surprise nobody
mere II the liallingcr case occupies a
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-17
SPECIAL JURY MONDAY.
Investigation of kicfsr School House
Contract TO Get Probe.

NV0r m 10 IhN W0rId
Sapulpa, okla. Sept. Sensation
al Developments are expected to follow
Judge Barnums instructions to the
special grand jury when II Is impan-
cled Monday. What the nature of the
instructions will be cannot be said.
When seen today Judge Barnum re-
fused to commit himself other than to
say that he WAS preparing his instruc-
tions TO the special grand jury
This inquisitorlal body was called
by Judge Barnum following the petit
tion OF 100 Kiefer citizens wso asked
to hive an investigation made of the
building Of school IN that town
Charges Of irregularities are freely
made
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-17

White slave ranicI>ing Case Thrown
Out of Court.

NIUTNT IN IHU WUTId-
Sapulpa, Sept. 1G.-When the case
of U. c. StmeN charged with white
slave trnrlicking, was called in district
court today the case was dismissed be-
cause of the nou-appcarance of the
prosecuting witness, the defendants
wife. The wife refused to testify
against her hu, band. Slsney was turn
cd over to the city and win be prose-
rruGd on a city charge
" = New York, Sept lG--Street rail-
D. We in this state paid out more than
600 Tor legislative graft purpose
,oro the year 1908, It was brought out
'''e day al the session Of the legisli
Investigation committee in the
u,o hall.
,tnn NV The money consisted of two ass
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-17
big COAL fIt[D- =
Is ALASKA find
PRoSEpECTORS TELL or M.
MENSE F1iGLD WHICH PROM
lSfS TO EQUAL OTHERS.

UY AHNOrlHIrd TrrV1.
Seward, ALASKA. Sept, 1G.-Pros-
pectors returning from Knka. Arm,
branch Of Cooke Inlet, report the dis.
covery Of an Immense field Of hitu-
mlnous coal which promises to bo
more valuable than even The Matan-
iuska deposits Alfred H. Brooks,
head Of the Alaska mineral resources
division from the geographical sur
vey viii investigate the new field
thoroughly He must complete the
study OF Mqtanluska field.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-17
SEES TINS COUNTERFEIT?
Ten polar Note, Poorly Designed, Has
Been Found.

Nv N0N0VTNTTW TTT7HI
Washington, Sept ia new coun.
tcrrci; tou-dollar national bank note
is ut large II is a poorly executed
photo-r,chpd production and printed
ON two pieces Of paper with few
pieces Of yilt thread distributed In IT,
n Is drawn ON the Home National
Bank of Smunton. Texas, series Of
1902. 1908 and check letter -.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-17
Bickel Under Arrest.

BY Associated Press
Kansas City, Sept. lG.- Karl NJ.
Bickel, for whom warrant was issued
by the authorities of Johnson County
Kan, in connection with the death of
Frances Peters, was arrested here to-
day Bickel was Immediately turned
over to the officer from Johnson
County.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-17
srErsoN THEFT uNREwARDED,
Jury Fails to Either Acquil or Con-
Wet ono watson NJ Sapulpa.

spec al 10 inc Nullu'
Sapulpa, okla, Sept lG,-The jury
in the Jim Watson burglary case, tried
I'm the district court, was discharged
this afternoon by Judge Barnum after
ii had ballotcd four hours without
reaching verdict. Watson was
charged with the theft of some Stct-
son hats from a ear wrecked on the
Frisco line last spring The jury stood
eleven to one for acquittal.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-17

bN AhNotlhIfu I'ftttt
Washington, Sept lG.--Oklahoma
fair Saturday and sunday; slight
change In temperature,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-17
Gets New Paper.

Npeclhl 10 tht Noflu,
llenryetta okla, Sept l6--The
lienrNetta Standard Is q new paper at
llenryotta by Walter Downing. for
mcrly of Muskogee
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-17
mo FRILI4S"
Just sensible Food Cured Him

Sometimes a good, healthy c
mercial traveller suffers from pc,
selected food and is lucky II he lea
that Grape Nuts food wall put
right,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-17

roDAY'S CALENDAR

NJ y. King observer
Temperature; Maximum. % minimum
20 wind from souiheast aud clear
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-17

Sun rises Q .li %. M; sun sets 6;Oi p m,
Moon rises 5.3s =. m. moon sets 3:i5 o. M,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-05-20
Now is The Time To
Get In Good Condition
For the Summer.

There are great many people
wha do not realize what delight
full places French Lick and West
Baden Springs are for both the
health and pleasure seeker. ard
tn t they are so near home
During the months of April
and Nay these resorts ale espec-
tally attractive The grounds
around French Lick Hotel and
the West Baden Spriegs Hotel
are beautifully kept and there
are all kinds of out door sports to
be had such as golfing, horseback
riding, tennis, bowling etc. etc.
A week or ten days or even
four or five days spent at either
OF these resorts and drinking the
waters, cannot help but be most
beneficial
The Southern Railway runs d.
rect to the Springs and have con-
venient schedule. Round trip tic.
kets on sale daily from all points.
Call on any agent of the Soul h.
ern Railway for furthea informa-
ton. or write j. G.. Beam. A. G..
P. A. St. Louis.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-05-20
The Mdu Dirt has Been Shif(inO

Levi Combs to w. r. Combs 5
acres, Il In 3. 800.
John Fl. Prior to Fred Jones.
40 acres 19, 40 acres. 1925 $1,000.
Fred Jones to j C Speckman.
pit out lot 10, Huntingburg. $3.50
Mary j. Jackman to AID J
Jackman 80 acres IL, 3, 3. s11O0
Anthony LANCE to j. w. Kue-
bier pit lot 8. Kun. add Jasper $500
Virginia Padget to Aaron T.
Padget 6 acres 2, /, 6 5000.
Cath Giessler to Ben Schuetter
lot 6 Rieder's add. $1,000.
German Methododist Deacon
ess Home and Hospital to Daniel
Reutepohle- e IL, lot 5, Blemker
add. Huntingburg, $3.50.
Daniel Reutepohler to A.. c.
Speckman lot 5, Blemker add
nuntingburg, 1926,
Frank Quante to FRI. Moeilers|
lots 81, 6S, st Marks $40
Sam C. Taylor to Dan Reutepo-
Ter und. 1927 40 acres 20,5 1888.
Sam c. Taylor Guardian to Dan
Reutepohler und 1927 30 acres,
20. 2, 5. Sill II
Frank Kreilin to Geo. Kreileinl
80 rs acres 10, 2. 4 $500.
Alois Gutgsell to Fred Agnes
lot 173, Jasper 5000 |
Frank Kreilein to Alois Gutg-
II S0a 2. 4; 15a IL, 5, 4 5000. |
'sJohn Bombalaski to Jos. Schnell
25-l00 acres 81, 2, 3 $40. !
Herman Niehaus to Henry Me
naus 4l-l00 acres %, 3, $3.50,