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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-22
BARRE MAN APPLICANT
For Superintendent Of Burlingtcn's
Municipal Lighting Plant.


Burlington, April ~ g. WI Tapgart,
Superintendent Of the municipal electric
| lighting plant, has rendered his resig-
nation to the board Of electric light
commissioners To take effect May l5,
MI. Taggart mas been superintendent Of
The plant since it was started. five wears
ago on April / Mr. TogQart has position
with Che Suburban Gas 4 Electric Light
company of Philadelphia, Pa.
A meeting Of the electric light com
lmisaoners was held last evening to take
action on Mr. Taggarts resignation.
There are at present two applicants for
the position Of superintendent, they be-
ing 6. II. Andrews Of Barre and NJ @.
Clark Of this city No action as to the
appointment Of new official was TAX
en last evening It is thought that
when Mr.. Taggart's resignation be-
comes publicly known there will be
more applicants for the position
Mayor Burke stated last evening that
he was sorry ID have Mr. TaQgart 60
as he had been most capable man
for the position we want an efficient
and teehnical man ia sneceed him, he
said. and not a mere wire stringer or
mechanic
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-22
VINO wlll Claim Them

Letters uncalled for at the Barre post
office for the week ending April q are IS
f0lows:
W. Camp. John Il Casey 2, ". Carne.
F. b. Graves, Heath q Martin Haskius
& Stevens. G. B. Mclaughlin. Robt. Mil
ler. r.. Il Moorse. Geo Patterson, G.
prizzio. Exavila Parent, Robt. Patterson.
Women Miss Rubie Albin. Mrs. Eliza
Coner. Mrs Elmer Clark, Mrs. J. L. Dun
can, Miss Lily Dyer Mrs. Frank Genero.
Mrs Mania Engerham 2, Mrs. i i. Jones.
Mrs. G. +. Leslie, Mrs. r. S Parker, Miss
Inez G. Tabbs, Mrs. Addie Walker.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-22
TALK OF THE TOWN

William Edwards VENT To Boston TO-
day. whore he has secured employment
Miss Stella Blanchard went to hel
home in Randolph to-day for a visit over
Sunday.
The Auto Gun club will hold shoot
at its traps Saturday afternoon at one
o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. A. Estabroole. who
have been visiting at tie home Of his
sister, Mrs @. IT Hale returned to-day
to their Aome in West Lebanon, n. H
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-22

The Knights of King Arthur win meet
this evening II IS important that there
be full attendance as there are i'm
portant matters to be considered.
AT the Baptist church Sunday morn
ina the service wili be ii line Of the
observance Of Tuberculosis Sunday At
the evening service Rev A. s. Buzzell
'will speak upon "a Defanlted Note.'
The eF6ot Social ana entertainment
by the ladies Of the Baptist church was
a very pleasing and delightful ocea-
sion Mrs. .tDr.l Ayery gave two select
readings which were mnch enjoyed
The committee Is to be congratulated III
presenting something unique, yet good
and wholesome,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-22
SINCERE REGRET
BY ROOSEVELT
Over Death Of Mark Twain, Whose Po-
sition, Like That Of Joel chand-
ler Harms, Is Unique.

Paris, April ~ Theodore Roosevelt.
in a speca cable to the United Press.
say Of Mark Twain:
"It IS with deep and sincere regret
learn of the death Of Twain. His posi-
ton, like thar ii joel Chandler Il mi
que not only among American men Of
letters but throughout the literary
world. lie was not only a great hnmor-
ist but real philosopher, and his writ
ings form one Of the enief assets Of
world achievements, Of which we have
a right as nation to be genuinely
proud.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-22
TAFT ON TWAIN.
Says Humonst Gave Real Intellectual
Enjoyment.

Washington, D. G., April p. President
Taft, when informed of the death Of
Mi. Clemens, wrote this statement
Mark Twain gave pleasure real IN
telleetual enjoyment to millions, aud his
works will continue To give such pleas
ures to millions set 10 come He never
wrote & line that a father could not read
ito a daughter His humor was American,
but be was nearly as much appreciated
by Enelishmen end people Of other eoun
tries as by his own countrYmen. He has
made al enduring part OF American lit
erature.n
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-22

EA.s Black Mixed Up in a Maine Muir
der.

Houlton Me- April q Ellis Black,
through his counsel pleaded guilty yes
terday to the charge Of manslaughter as
being an access sory before the fact III the
murder Of John Frie at Amity, Novem-
bar L last, for which Charles RI Friel,
the la.year.old boy, was found guilty
shortly after midnight yesterday morn
ing Black was remanded to jail to
await sentence
Counsel for Friel filed an appeal from
the verdict that their client was guilty
of murder.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-22
HARDWTCK.
Overdose Of Choral May Land Victim
in Waterbury.


Roger Donahue, granite cutter. had
an attack Of delirium tremens last
week and went to a physician for relief.
lie WAS given q quantity Of chloral,
with instructions as 70 it's use, but on
the way home he swallowed all the
anaeethete the physician had given
him When he arrived at his board
ing place be fell into deep stupor.
from which lie could not be aroused and
was supposed to be dying. He was hur-
ried to the John S. Holden Memorial
hospital, where. instead Of dying. the
effects Of the chloral began to work ot'
and ne became raVing maniac, re-
quiring the attention Of the whole hos
pital force AS he was considered un-
safe to be iI the hospital he was dis
charged ard was taken Saturday to
Montpelier by his brothers. Unless his
condition materially improves, he VIII
be removed to the tate hospital for tile
insane at Waterbury
Leon Katen had one finger severely
cut Tuesday on the slab saw at the
saw mill at Nichols pond
@ ID French has been visiting rela-
tives in Barre on his way to zanes-
Vile Ohio, where he VIII fnd employ
ment
Harlow Clark. who is working st the
saw mill at Nichols pond, fell from a
trestle on which he was walking one
day last week. and sprained an ankle.
f. al Wilson. pastor Of the Congrega-
tional churca here has been in East
Charleston few days, assisting the
church, which he organized there. NJ
G Ingraham, a senior in Yale divinity
school occupied the pulpit Of the church
here last Sunday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-22
70 HAVE NO LADIES' DAYS.
Boston Americans Announce Sale Of
Pitchers.

Boston. April 81 The sale Of three
pitchers was announced BY Manager
Donovan Of the Boston team of The
American league last night Elmer
Steele goes To Providence, of the East
ern league, Fred Ehman to Denver. Col.
and Cecil Thompson to ST. Paul, MINI
Another announcement made hy Man
aEer Donovan was that there would be
no Ladies" days at tho American
league games in this city this season.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-09
AMBOS QUIEREN Ell TRIUNF0
Ell. DESAHUCI0 De yALLADAREs

Nueva York Observation-Disclosures 1aitins pollticcS
uer0n celebrates parties de los Esados Unidos
haSa el tm0 mOmentO de la canpsna fueron las ur-
ambos partidoS SECURES de trunfar FL Presdente
Dpva de Honduras ahora ha ;peado los bacos de que
ncricanoS ingleseS Surt el puerto de Amapai
para dcSalaiar d VaadareS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-09
LA MUJER RESUCITADA
La Sra. CRIppEN ESTA EN- CHICAGO

Nueva York mi6rcolesEIa sid0 sensational !! decla-
racjn de Francis T. Iobn. IN b15ido de Philadelphia
al efecto de que Belle emore la esposl del Dr Crppen
por cllyo ScSnato ha so Il scntencado la horca
Mr.. Tobn que ha Sido encontrado de
Chicago
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-09
Entire Nicaragua y Norteam6rica
IJN ACUERDO FIRMAD0

Nueva York, mIercOcs.-fin Ia convention 'frnada ell
s de noyenbre, por e Comsionado Especial de los Esta-
aiaS Undes Dawnson e presdente bstna3a de Ncara-
ua Estrada deberl seguir puesto urante dos
" ell COmsonadO cOmprOmeta hacer todo ouanto este
p0der para conSegulr empreStto IKE los Esta0S
daGsas para Nicaragua el cts garanzado por e 30
q,or ciento de las recaaElaciones aduaneras
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-09
TRIUNFO Ell DEMOCRATA
PARA COB BE1FaNADOR DE NEW YORK

Nueva York mier,dles-John A. Dix, candidate De
1n6crata para G0bernador del ESado de New York fui
aver eegdo por tOaidad aproxmadamente de 1000CG
fodWs dos demlS cndat0s ell ticket demGerra del
tado fueron elegidos ocr pequena piu,slitI3d.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-09
La ejecuoi6n del DR.. Crippen
IIA sIDO ApLAZADA UNOS DIAs

Nueva York, m6rcoles-La ejecuni6n del DR.. II. II
Crppen que debiera haber tendo lr hoy ha sido pos
puesa hsa ell % de Noviebre porque Ia ley provee que
deben paSlr dos entire la neatva de l apcac1
la ejectci0n de la sentencia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-09
Ultima |1ora
DE TODAS Parties
MAS CABLEGRAMAS

Nueva York, miercoles.-1Q0O lnsur-
gentes capturaron Ell pueblo de Nico Pc
rez, Uruguay, 125 milIas norte de Monte
video Tropas federales en- nUmero de
30 Sc rindieron despu6S de luchar tres
horas Fueron muertos hcrilo~ $50
inSurgentcS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-09
Los des6rdenes de los huelguistas
DESMANES QUE COMETEN

Nueva York m6rcoles-2000 conductores de tarcd6s
New York uneron aver los conducores de de
express en- su hega los chauffeurs que
de nanejar maquinas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-09
Ell Ola DE GRACIAS
Y Ell VOTO DEL PRESIDENTF,

Nueva York, mj6rcoles-A Presidente Taft ha emiti-
so priama de costtre para el di; je gracias con
fecha de novenlbre FL dia de gr;ciaS ell "a FL
lfsidente Taft aver s6 para Cincinnati para depositar
vo0 a favor del particle republicano
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-09
Los dem0cratas en- ell .Alza
vARIOS G0BERNADORES 8UYOS

Nueva York mitre.pes.-lroS Sgujenics COB afnaoreS
dem0craas han sdo ele5idos Woodrow Wilson, New Jer
sy I}swn, Connecticut; Ross MGsSachusrtts; Harman
Ohio Aun qledan flIda la complexion dc las legisat-
de estadoS Las cfras del Oete lS}m despacio
pero todas desmuestlan ganancias deroterDtaH.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-09

IL Ch'ct Slg@at officer del eidrci-o en-
su informe al chief Of Staff recomienda
la compra de 90 aeroplanos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-09
Ell clericalismo en- Norteam6rica
UNA PROTESTA tIN LAS CABLES

Nueya York, mercoes.-7 900 caet6cs niembrtS Il
IA Soce,iad del Sagrado No1nme ln;rclaran e domingo
for Is calles de Washington, deSiaudo rrute al White
House, en- proestl pica contra la proantrdn y Ia IN
muraldad
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-09
UN CICLON EN- PORTUGAL
Ell ARREGLO TURCO AI.EMAN

Nueya York nlercoes.-Un cicl6n mlly fuere azot6
la costa de Portugal hzo gran dano Aun no sc sabel
SaS desgracias la sdo hecho arreglo entire Turia
Aeanania para emprestito de II 100000 tbras Tca
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-09
Ell regreso de Mr.. Dickinson
VA ES'rA EN- NEW YORK

NueVa York, mi6ncoleS-El secrctario Go la Gucrcj
j M Dickinson Sfquo, ncIllSo eI general Clarence
R EdWuarSts alegaron New York, aver saieron po.o
saeSpus para Washington LA dSnguda rfgmpana vsil6
1odos los centros nnportantes del mun4o oviiizado
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-09

Una huelga general de los conStGcto-
res de Otis Elevators ha ocurrido n to-
das parties del pals, effective el hines pa
sado.
The Marshall republican., 1910-04-08
Before Time

Now reader, go along with me,
Away back to Eternity;
Go back beyond the days of youth
Where. everything that was, was
truth.
Beyond the sorrow and the tears,
Beyond the suffering and fears,
Beyond the anguish and the gloom
Beyond the shadow of the tomb.
Beyond all trouble and all pain,
Beyond all losses and all gain,
Beyond all sobs and bitter signs,
Beyond the limit of the skies.
Before there was a ray of light
Before there was aday or night,
Before a prayer was ever prayed
Before the world was ever made.
Before there was a moon, or sun,
Before old time itself begun;
Before there was a now, or then,
Before there was a where, or When
Before there was a here; or there,
Or anything, or anywhere;
Go back a hundred thousand years
And farther still though filed with
fears.
Go back until within the past,
You fail to find the place at last,
Where the beginning you can see
At m end Of eternity.
Go back until there's not a trace,
OF anything, but God and space,
God all around, below, above;
Unlimited in power and love.
Away back here removed from
sight,
Where everything that was, wa.
right,
Awayback here removed from sin
Is where my story does begin.
Contributed.
The Marshall republican., 1910-04-08
A Game Loser

r. w. Ballew, the Princeton bank
er who was one of the "Mikes"
swindled by the Mabray gang, is
very well satisfied since the Lead
ers Of the gang have been sent to
Prison. He says he lost $4,000 on
a fake horse race and spent ahoth
er $4,000 to send the swindlers TO
prison. He spent the $4,000 in n
ccmmendable manner, but the less
said about theother $4,000 the bet
ter. The sad part of the business
is the fact that he says he has not
confidence in mankind by the deal.
If he still retains confidence in
himself he is well off. His actions
in getting fleeced when he thought
he was getting something for moth
ing will not soon be forgotten
Warrensburg Standard Herald. Mr..
Ballew was a Marshall visitor last
Friday.
The Marshall republican., 1910-04-08
Ball Season Opens

The NJ. V. c. baseball team has
announced it's schedule of games.
The team is said to be a strong
inc this year and the following en-
gagements show that it needs be
so to come out a winner.
Missouri State University at Col
nmbia April I'd.
Warrensburg State Normal, Mar
shall, April I and 8.
Same at Warrensburg April 18th.
Haskells at Lawrence, April ~.
Baker at Baldwin, April 10.
Ottawa at ottawa, April IA.
st. Marys at st. Marys, April Is.
K.S.A.C. at Manhattan, April 16.
K. s. IN. at Marshall, April 81, %.
Central at Marshall, April 80.
Westminster at Marshall, May
and 18th.
AS. o. at Marshall, May 1918
Open date May 1920.
Haskells at Marshall, May rs, 26
Open date May 81.
The Marshall republican., 1910-04-08
De tC*O%o<0<O*O< o*o%o<o<o<
5 COUNTY NEWS
WESTERN SALINE

Airs. Levi Kramer was a Mar
shall visitor Saturday from Wes-
tern Saline.
During the dry spell week be-
fore last a fire broke out on Mrs.
VIM. Byars farm and caused con-
siderable excitement for several
hours. Mrs. Byars was very much
afraid the buildings on her farm
were going to catch fire and it
took several men some time to
stop the flames. A number of
frnit trees were destroyed and
fences burned in several places.
Charles Malone of Dover is here
this week seeing after his farm.
y great many from the bottom
drove to Waverly Friday to attend
the funeral of Mrs. James Hays.
Miss Ida Byars was the guest
oil friends near Alma last week.
Mesdames c. Ray, E. Fletcher,
and John Byars were guests of
Mrs. j.. Powell during the week.
Rev. c. Bruner of Waverly preach
ed at the South Methodist church
in the bottom Sunday. f
A large crowd attended the clos
ing exercises OF Edwards school
Friday night. A fine program was
gotten up for the occasion and it
WAS much enjoyed by all.
John Veatch bad the misfortune
TN get his hand very badly hurt.
We didn't learn how the accident
occurred but he says it doesn't
pain him so much now and he is
getting along very well.0
We were misinformed as to Jesse
Ray moving to the Jake Master
son farm on the bluff. The Mas
terson place is still without q
tenant.
This section was visited by a big
.rzin Monday afternoon accompan-
led by some hail and considerable
lightning.
Will carp, John Byars, j. Powell
and Hugh White were business WIS.,
Ttors at Marshall Monday.
The Marshall republican., 1910-04-08

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. D. w.
Daugherty Sunday April Sd a son.
Lester HUTCHINSON shipped three
a loads of cattle to Chicago Sat
urday.
Olian Mikels and bride of Kansas
City are expected here Friday for
a visit to relatives and friends.
Miss Mary Brick was a guest of
Miss Kline in Slater Sunday.
George and Harry Bickers left
Thursday for their home in Dakctl
j. j. Campbell ana wife, Mrs.
Mamie Kellet and Mr.. Heinzler
were guests of friends in Gillian
Sunday.
Mrs. Matte King was a Marshall
visitor Saturday.
John Mikels of Salt Springs was
a guest of the Cooper home Mon
day.
The following will serve as di-
rectors Of Shackelford school, Jas.
Doolan, Mike Thompson and Jas.
Weaver. Mr.. Weaver being the
new director chosen Tuesday to fill
b. A. Jones place.
The Marshall republican., 1910-04-08
ST. LOUIS STOCK MARKET
Special to Marshall Republican,

rcpuuiiChu.
National Stock Yards, Ill. April S,
Cattle receipts 1000; mostly Ma
tives. Market opened strong, clos
ed 1Oc lower. Nothing choice here
Best steers IN sale today $7.s5,
ave 1885 lbs. Mixed steers and
heifers sold up to 1850; choice COWS
1878. Outlook fair.
Hog receipts 1000; market OPEN
ed steady, closed 10 to 15c lower.
Top $1,000. Bulk OF the good hogs
$1,000 to $1O.S5. Good weight pigs
$40 to $1O.25. lights $7.75 to $50.
Outlook only fair.
Sheep receipts 500; market very
dull, lambs now $1.0O per cwt low
er than high time. No choice lamb
on sale. Best here today sold at
$50, choice would sell $s.65 to s.75
Choice 1888 lbs wethers sold IT'S
Outlook is for lower markets.
NATIONAL LIVE STOCK COMMISSION co.
The Marshall republican., 1910-04-08
Now for Good Roads

With the newpoor farm build
ings, new fair grounds, electric rail
way, and hospital well under way
u citizens may we'll feel proud of
their public enterprises.
Lexington special road district
decided by vote of 1874 for and
237 against to issue $4,000 bonds
for road improvements. The law
which gives special road districts
the right to vote bonds also binds
the state to duplicate every dollar
of bonds issued for road purposes
This means that the Lexington dis
trict will get good roads at half
price; that of the $4,000 to be
spent on it's roads it will have to
put up only half.
. Rock roads are to be built thru
out the district. Work will COM
mence this summer and long be-
fore the 2O-year bonds have ma
tured every foot Of property in the
district will at least have doubled
in value.
+, Can you beat that-good roads
at half price on long time, easy
payments?
Higginsville has already decided
to join its sister city in Extending
the rock roads through that city
so that one can travel fromfKan-
a City to Saline county on the
best of pike roads soon-then to
get stuck in Saline county mud-or
continue on good roads-whatever
our people say.
Do you realize what this means
to u county? If the other coun
ties take advantage of the road
law and call on the state for mill
lions of dollars to help buildfgood
roads and we fail to do so we not
only do not get good roads but
must put up our share of the state
funds to help our neighbors build
good roads. It's simply a case OF
give or take-let's takel Talk
good roads and work for good
roads.
The Marshall republican., 1910-04-08
BUCK EYE NEWS

Mrs. j. L. Williams and children
were the dinner guests Of Lester
Young Sunday.
Brother Powell filled his regu-
lar appointment at Shiloh Sunday.
William Irwin and wife were the
guests of John Woolum Sunday.
Sam Wood was at J. B. Twins
Sunday on some business but have
mot heard yet.
Joe Mullins had two hands en-
ployed last week and things hum
med about his place.
" L. Pinkard and A. c. Porter
and J. B. Irwin were shopping in
Brunswick Saturday.
John Woolum and Amos Porter
Eyere shopping in Slater Saturday
We heard he had some bad luck
happen to him while he was in
Slater. He had $40 and a watch
taken from him but the policeman
canght the one that did the
stealing the next morning and he
still had $55 and the watch.
G. c. Pinkard was at j. b. Twins
Sunday. M
James Millsap went to see his
sIster Mrs. A. c. Porter Sunday.
Miss Bessie Porter and Miss
Lille Woolum and her sister were
sainner guests at J. b. Twins Sat-
zurd3y.
4liss Nellie Porter started her
summer school up at Davis school
Monday We wish her a success
The Marshall republican., 1910-04-08
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

J E Murphy to Mary Ham
ley 20 in 17-51-19 $500. 12O(
L A Meyers to L A Getting 40
feet by 100 feet in 6-4S-2S g
VIM T Diggs to w c Brickey
1875 r in 19-5O-1S, lots
10, IL, ~ block 10 College add
and 1-2 int lot lot 5 block 23
Marshall ...... ...... ...... ...... 30Ot
E J Blosser to Rea & Page
Millg. Co., land in 233-51-22 15t
Julia Colby, ct al to j H Ken
ner and wife lot 9 block I
English add Marshall ...... 26(
P A Fulkerson to Edw Kirk
hoff 80 + in II, 1~5-49-2S.. $685.
j 3 Jenkins to Lock-
ridge, s acres in 14-5O-21 ...... 965(
Bank of Saline to A II Vawter
lots 40, Al, part A east Mar
shall --.--- c-.... ...... ..... ...... oaoI
Don P Gaunt to c Fl Tuck
er lot 16 block is Slater =. 22Ot
Maggie & Arthur Buckner to
j Bristow lot 80 block 9
Miami .-.-- -.--.--.--- -..-.- -..-.. II
The Marshall republican., 1910-04-08

Breckenridge Bulletin: "No, sah'
said "uncle Bob Payton, the old
time colorei man "don't believe da
is no small pox in town no how.
Jest like it was three or four years
ago when / had the c~elluloid and
day canteened me for three weeks
and wouldn't furnish me enough
fuel for my family to eat and we
all liked to starved. No, sab, it's
only celluloii. No smallpox about
it,
The Marshall republican., 1910-04-08

full term.
Misses Nellie ard Bessie Porter
we're the guests of Mrs. Maude
Young Sunday.
Amos Sullivan and sons were
fishing on Buck Eye Sunday even
ing and said they didn't have very
good luck and that was on account
of the wind being SO high they
said.
The Marshall republican., 1910-04-08
USE BOFLQUR

Geo d Swinney to Geo Glib
bons lot q block I'D" w
Z Gillian add Gillian ...". 800
Jno P Sipes by admr to w M
Tyler 1 ga acres in $3.50
10 -..... .---. ----. 80 ..---.'.-- 100
viii NJ Tyler to 8 E Fisher
same -.-.-. -----.-.- .---.- .--.- 81
S L Fisher to + p Morris SO
acres in 36-50-19 --.-.-----..- 6e75
Sallie Townsend to s Z Fisher
40 acres in 3-4S-19 ...... --.-. 1900
Erick Olson to Walter r Brown
20 acres in S-48-20 ..-.. -.-., 500
Simon Dow to r c Potter lots
5, 9part 10 Walker & Jones
add Malta Bend -.... So" =. 112
Henry Jacoby to ] H Lille lot
3 block Is English add Mar
shall -..-.. ...-.. -...- .s-. -..-.. ZUUU
w II & c j Wood TO Minnie
b Fisher part block IA Ar
row Rock -.---- ----. ..."'--. 1000