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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-05-16
MUST COMPLETE
WORK MONDAY
\ssessors of Personal Property are
About Through.

C. b. Merchant. Saturday, made his
return as personal property assessor IN
Prccient C of the Fourth Ward To
the county auditor Mr.. Merchant was
the first of the city assessors to make
his return. The remainder must
make their returns not later thah
Monday. Mr.. Merchants books snow
that there is $22,260 worth of per-
sonal property in the precinct
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-05-16

In the case of Clarence G. Davis
ngalnst Dcwillis Davis and others,
partition suit, John II. Clark was APP
pointed guardian ad ltem for the
minor defendants with leave to an
swer at once, The courts finding is
In favor of the parties according to
the interests as set down in the pc
tition. The writ OF partition was
awarded. Amos Gray, Il. B. Titus
and Peter b. Rubins were appoint
ed commissioners.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-05-16
ON CHARGE
OF TRUANCY

Emery MozengO Before Probate
Judge Spencer.
on charge of truancy and immoral
conduct. preferred by Mayor j. e.
Setter, Emery Mezengo, aged Ia
yeas, wos today given hearing by
Judge Spencer in the juvenile court
The court intimated at the close oil
the hearing that he would sentence
the lad to the Lancaster reform
farm and then suspend the sentence
during his good behavior.
Vote for DR.. Robert S. Dombaugr
for county treasurer. II
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-05-16
THE MARION DAILY MIRROR, MONDAY, MAY 49, aT

The action for allmony recently
brought in the common pleas court
by Grace Day against Verne Day, was
dismissed by Judge ScQfield Monday
A reconciliation between the parties
was effected and the dismissal was
at their request.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-05-16

Vote for DR.. Robert S. Dombaugn
for county treasurer. II
Mr.. Crockett of Boston is In Mar
ion buying a car load of fancy hor-
ses with M. j. Meyers of this Guy.
A daughter was horn to Mr. ana
Mrs. Fred Crasts of Church street
east this morning.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-05-16

Leave to. reply by May 2S has beer
granted the defendant In the actor
of Fred Turner against Erasmus j
Ford and others, c,cfl suit.
In the case of Luther y. Briggs
and others against Eugene w. Brigg
and others, the plaintiff has beer
granted leave to file amended peti
ton and make new party defend
ant by May 2S.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-05-16

If you're sick and depressed, and
all "out of sorts" there's nothing
that will so quickly set You right as
HOLSTERS Rock Mountain Tea. One
package makes over one hundred
cups OF tea At druggists, 35 cents.
CIiAs. SCllAilDT " co.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-05-16

The divorce suit of ELLA l.. Doty
against David w. Doty, which has
been pending i'm the common pleas
court for several months, was dis
missed Monday. The case was dis
missed by request of the plaintiff
who paid the costs.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-05-16

Plaintiff is ordered to secure the
costs by June II, in the case of Thorn.
as Hart against Ignatz Bender, a
civil action. The plaintiff claims
damages from the defendant, hav.
ing been injured in falling down
stairs at the defendants hotel.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-05-16

Leave to answer instantly has been
given the defendant In the case of
Elizabeth Dodge against b. f. Adams,
Leave to file an amended petition
nv June 11th has been granted the
nlaintin i'm the case of Ira #. Mattl-
son against John G.. Mann and 9TH
ers, a civil action.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-05-16

Dismissed at the cost of the
plaintiff was the case OF Rolin p,
Buzzard against N. E. Arnold and
company and others. The suit was
to recover damages of Insignificant
nature.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-05-16

An order confirming the verdict OF
the jury was made Monday by Judge
Scofeld in the case of the city OF
Marion against Emma Koil and 9th.
ers. ..
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-05-16

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Warner
Rhinehart, of South Seffner avenue
Sunday morning, SON.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-05-16

In the partition suit of Kathryn
Ladd against Edward II. Ladd and
others, the commissioners report has
been confirmed and accepted and
Kathryn Ladd elects to take the
premises. The sheriff is instructed
to convey the deeds of property to
her.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-05-16

Leave to file petition by May rs
has been granted in the case Of the
White Sewing Machine company
against William Chevailer, an action
appealed from lower courts.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-05-16

In the case of the Toledo Comput-
ing Scale company against William
c. Mautz, the court has ruled in fa-
vor of the plaintiff. The case was
appealed from Justices court.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-05-16

Leave to reply by June has beer
granted the defendant in the case o
the w. l. Marx Shoe company agains
G.. Rosenberg.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-05-16

The case Of the Toledo Film com
pany against A. o. Gottschail ana
others, a civil action, leave has been
granted the defendant to plead by
June 4.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-05-16

In the case of Lester +. Mahaffcy
minor, by his next best friend, VIII
liam T.. Mahaffey. against william
J. Lindsay, a civil action, the time
for securing the costs has been cX-
tended to May 2S.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-05-16

A suit to quiet title in the case
of Mary Lawrence against James
Smith, Judge Scoiield granted leave
to the guardian of Jacob Smith TO
file his answer instanter.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-05-16

In the case appealed from Justices
court of Carry T. Want against Fred
Crafts and others, the plaintiff has
ben given leave to file petition by
May 81.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-05-16

Alfred ]. Walker, a local exhorter
who presides at the Wesley mission
located on the Garden City pike, APP
peared in mayors court Monday and
filed an affidavit against John Eng
land charging him with fighting at a
religious meeting.
1t is claimed that England started
n fight at the close of the services
last evening and caused rough
house. England claims that fellow
called him liar and that he pounceG
upon him to make him ta6c 1t back
Quite a disturbance resulted and the
meeting came to an abrupt end.
England will be arraigned before
Mayor Setter Monday afternoon.
Six drunks were landed in the city
prison over Sunday. 1t was n busy
season for the local police and wher
mayors court convened Monday
morning, the chief executive had
some business on his hands.
Jack Kimber and Mike Agard were
among the first to get In bad. They
were arrested Saturday night by Pa
trolman stevens. They arranged tc
nav a fine of IS each, in mayors
court Monday and were released.
James O'Donnell was arrested by
Patrolmen' Shrock and Stevens al
1890 Sunday evening. Mayor Setter
fined him IS and he arranged to pa!
It late Monday,
A. M. Carpenter and A. j. Ryn'
were both arrested Sunday by Pa
troin,an Shrock and Stevens. Eacf
drew fines of IS which they were abl'
to pay.
William Haymaker was pulled In a
t2:4O o'clock by Patrolman Shrock
He paid "a fine of So in mayors cour
and went his way a much wiser man
Vote for DR.. Robert S. Dombaugi
for county treasurer.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-05-16

In the action of George w. Walter
and others, against the Marion Smok,
Consumer & Fuel Saver company,
the appraisers report was approved
and confirmed.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-05-16

In the case OF John ID. DeGolley
against Henry w. Sager. appealed to
the common pleas court, leave has
been granted the defendant to answer
BY May 2S. -n.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-05-16

Leave to file amended petition b,
June 4. was granted the plaintiff II
the suit of George W. Sharr aSains
Elmer Il. Curl.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-05-16

Leave to file an amended petition
by May 2S, has been granted the
plaintiff in the case of Cornelius
Breen against John Patterson and
others The suit is for money only
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-05-16

y X Il 4 y y X II X X X X
Miss Isabelle Frank, of east Church
street, was hostess to the members
of the II. e. club Saturday afternoon
All the members were present and
spent delightful afternoon with mu-
sic, games and sports dear to the
hearts of young people.
At twilight all were invited to the
dining room where a dainty course
tea was served.
Club guests on this occasion were
Misses Mary Louise Burke and Louise
Frank.
The next meeting will be held in
two weeks with Miss Marguerite
Smith as hostess at her south Vine
street home.
Miss Frances Kilbury graciously
receivced the members of the G. B
club at her north Greenwood street
home, Saturday afternoon.
Following brief business session
the afternoon hours were whiled
away in delightful manner with mu.
sic and games.
A delicious plate luncheon served
by the hostess was u pleasant fca'
ture of the occasion.
Miss Helen Wright was the only
club guest. At the next meeting Miss
Elizabeth King will receive the mem
bers.
Little Miss Mildred Throckmortln
graciously received the members of the
l.. T.. club at her Wilson avenue
home Saturday afternoon.
Blue and yellow ribbons radiated
from the chandeliers completely
canopying the rooms in club colors.
Here the little ladies passed delight
full hours with various games and
musical numbers.
At five dainty course tea was
sefved in the dining room. Club colors
were tastefully carried out at the table
table, and tiny hand decorated car Is
In blue and gold were found at eacl
place.
Miss Marjery Eymon was the only
guest on this occasion.
The next meeting Will convene II
two weeks with Miss Bernice Titus al
histess.
The Busy Bee lunch room was thu
scene of a pleasant affair Saturday
evening, when Mrs. Frank Smith wa'
hostess to the members of the Up-to
| Date Cooking club at n seven O'CLOCK
dinner.
| After the four course dinner, al
REPAIRED to the home of Mrs. Edward
Smith on west Columbia street whert
delightful season of informal socia
bility ensued. Letters were read from
the absent members, Mrs. Edward VIII
liams and Miss Dora Smith in Gutheri
Oklahoma.
Guests on this occasion were. Mrs
Earl Beaker and Mrs. Knappenbur
ger of Clceland.
In two weeks Mrs. Stella Smitl
of Blaine avenue will receive the ciu
members.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-05-16
NOW
IN SESSION
Judge Scofield Presides at
the Opening.
OLD CASES CLEANED UP
Judge Rules in Two Dozen
Matters.

A. r.. TaIIman Begins Suit Against
III. ID. and 4. II. Beavers for Dam
agcs--Pleadings Filed In a Num-
bcr of Cases
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-05-16

The May term of the common pleas
court opened Monday morning. Judge
william Scoheld's first move was to
go through the docket and make a
general cleaning up of long pending
cases. He made ruling IN eNactiS
twenty-four cases
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-05-16

A motion to compel the piaintiit 10
secure the costs and motion TO
strike from the petition certain ir-
revelant clauses, were filed through
Attorney II. n. Quigley, Monday, III
the case of Ethel May Hoy an infant
by her next best friend. Frank =,
Hoy. against the Big Four Railroad
company The suit is for damages
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-05-16

Alfred r. Tallman, local race horse
trainer, began action Tor damages in
the common pleas court Monday
against III. ID. and Thomas II. Beav-
ers. The petition was filed by At
torney l.. b. McNeal.
Tallman claims to have leased
racing mare from the Beaver broth
ers on June l, 1893. Beaver was to
pay the entire expense of tracking
the horse and was to receive three
fourths of its earnings. Tallman was
to receive the remaining fourth. The
plaintiff says that at Akron the, mare
won first money in a profitable race.
At Mansfield he claims she won the
money and during the races there, a
replevian action was started by Mr..
vilsack. of Pittsburg. vilsack proved
that the valuable animal belonged to
him and the plaintiff was forced to
release his claim on 1t.
Tallman claims that the Beavers
represented the horse as belonging
to them. BY their action, the plaint-
iff says that he missed the profits
from the horse during the racing
season and was damaged In the eX-
tent Oh %i'Vio'io ioi "'0' 'i0 p'"'''
The defendants answer ana cross
petition in the case OF W. G' Har-
ding, trustee OF the Marion Manu,ao-
turing company against Lewellyn
Aller, was filed through Crissinger
ana duthery' !" ''o e'''0"
court Monuas' o.oi
inc ueiehuailt -, ~,
deniai TO the piain',li "',esa' w.. ~
MS cross-petl,loh' nc aSNs .ia'
plaintiils peti'ion pe 70 q,
that ne pe aWaI"eu '' 3
$40 whicn hc ei"'''i' 10 "''
damages
t.,, II cu,rl,
guardian for l.. Marie DaVis'
| minor in the case Oh ''areiioc p'
Davis against Dewill's DAVIS anu o'n-
| ers, was hled IN thc Soihi'''h P.'a9
court Monday. The GUARDIAN en,ers
| into a general denial TO tne piai"'i'i
allegations and asks that the cou,,
| protect the rights OF the minor e"i''
in question.
/ A motion TeQulTlHB INC pi"h''i ~
secure the costs III ms a't'oii we"
| filed by the defendant III the v"ae "
| Charles {. Foster, asalnS' tue iioue"
| ton Merkle company mo''"%S
Jacoby ana Dohitheh are '"o
| fendants attorneys.
/ the Big Four Railroad company,
motion was nled by the defendant
through Attorney IL. N. Quigley
Monday, rcddiring the plaintiff t'
| make more definite and certain hi'
| n,ircd that the plaintiff state spccih
cally where the grass fires occurred
| which resulted In the alleged dam
ages.
secure the costS az ar,ain r.
strike from Tue pe., ar, throucI
reVelant clauscs' W. Norday !,
Attorney II, ~ SuIsIg, an infant
the case oil htnei mss '' ,s,,,, ~ r.
by her next pes' paitroa,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-05-16

In the case of Lewis Iron against
the Rig Four Railroad company, a
motion was nled by the defendant
through Attorney IL. ~ QulgleS'
Monday, rcddiring the plaintiii TO
make more definite and certain MS
amended petition. The defendant re-
ouircd that the plaintiff state specih-
cally where the grass fires occurred
which resulted in the alleged dam
ages.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-05-16

Vote for DR.. Robert S. Dombaugh
for county treasurer. II
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NORTHEAST.

Sixteenth street northeast between East Cap
ftnI and 4 streets-Johu C. Deichman 81
ux. 20 Amelia A.. Homann- lots 81 and g.
Fourteenth street Northeast. between g and
u stroets-C'lareuce =. Hight 81 UN- TO Wal
lace p. and Loretta = Landon, Tot r.
square l0'e SO
T street northeast. between sixth and Sew
Kate Emerson. lot 10. square $50. SO
r street northeast. between Tenth and LieN-
enth streets-Jessie = Davies 90 George
JOHNSON. Dot a.. square esf- $40
ID street northeast. between First and sec
oDl streets oSfauEO SpuEnerdi 20 " llilam
King. part Dot To-. square 20. $500
81 Twelfth street nrrtheast-DcnnIs W Ma
crath to Marie II. B0rches. lot 100 square
l03 $40
2 street northeast between Tenth and Elev-
euth streets-Jessin s. Davies % Marie r.
Leer. los ff. square 80. SO
X street northeast. between sixth and Sew
euth street@-He-uan r. H1wcnstcin 81 ny
20 Thomas r. and Helen p. Reid. lot 81.
square t5e. Si-a1
SO street northeast-Gcorge L. Dant %
Wallace " Riley. Tor 80 square see. SO
8 I street uortheost-Nsry X Hcmmingvfay
60 al. 20 George ". Marsh lot "a. square
615 George " Marsh conveys same prop
erty 70 Davitt II. Chidestcr. SO.
Tennessee avenue northeast between u an
r streetS-Mary T. ochseureiter 20 Robert
F. and Mary J. Rohertson. lot 81. square
less. $40
Sixth street northeast between r and G
T. Flood. one-tcnth interest in Tot So. square
Nsf. g.
20 Tenth street northeast-R. Preston
Shealey, trustee % Grafton D. p Bailey.
lot l0l square 75S. s.
Tenth street northeast. between X and T.
streets-GeorEe :. Cooper et ux. 20 Ru-
dolph and Matte Z Zeller. lot =. square
SOL SO
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SOUTHEAST.

sixteenth street southeast. between D and
T. streets-HaTry L. BurdeJte er ux- 20
John K Hsislip Tot 20. square 1913 SO.
Potomac avenue southeast. between Four
tventk and Fifteenth streets-Herman R
HpWcnsteIn 81 UN- 10 Daniel r. and IAN ID.
siattery, lot =, square northeast Of 100.
$3.50.
Potomac avenue southeast between Four
teenJn ana Fifteenth sJreets-Herman r.
H0wensJeln e. uN- 20 william Is. Garner,
lJt z, square northeat o. 1860, s., 40.
Eighteenth and streets southeast Harry
Lanson 81 al trustees, 20 George ".
Marsh. part original lot Z. square ll0S
S.. 90.
First street southeast between y and q
sJreets-EdWard : Bailey e. Al trustees
70 Thomas W smith. original lots j. and
Is. square 7O3. 81, 81. 3D.
Fourteenth street southeast. between T. and
. streets-Aaurice Delaney 70 Nellie De
laney, lot 70. square 1893. $40
18th street southeast. between 3 and {
streets-Jullus H. Hall 81 uN. 20 William d
COMBS lot -, square 1913. SO
AIS q steet sOutheast-James A. Farrell -
al Co Mary J. Farrell. part original Tots
10 and 20. square So. and all interest In
estate Of John :. Farrell $40
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-10-15
BANK TO CELEBRATE
IN ITS NEW HOME
Work Rushed on Addition to
Commercial National-An-
niverSary Wednesday.

". S. Spencer, the builder, is hasten
Ing to completion the addition to the
Commercial National Bank, in order
That 10 may be ready for a celebration
OF the sixth anniversary OF the insti-
tuition on next Wednesday.
At a cost of about $1,000 the bank at
the northwest corner Of 9 and Four
teenth streets has increased space In
It's five-stOry building by about 20 per
cent A piece of ground Is by q feet,
the short side facing on Fourteenth
street, adjoining the old property on
the north, was purchased and the build
ing was extended upon this ground.
The building now covers ~ by 100 feet.
The exterior Of the new part is similar
10 that of the rest Of the building.
The Fourteenth street entrance to the
olhces and the elevator have been
moved back. Two columns of white
stone adOrn each side Of this new en-
trance and match the entrance to the
bank itself
While "A ground space Of 200 feet was
gained Cor the first floor Of the bank
building by the addition, there was an
actual gain of nearly l,O0O square feet
Tor the bank itself by a change in the
location of the vault. The old vault
consumed considerable space under the
Old arrangement. but this was chiseled
out and new one built under the steps
IN the entrance 10 the Offices above and
IN place Of IL skylight is being in
serted
The additional space gained will give
the bank employees sufficient room in
the main office. The business OF the
DdhA mas grown so that il has been
LoGuu necessary for several employees to
occupy offices on the third floor an ar
tdngement which can now be improved
me new entrance is finished in mar
pie. An ornamental iron and marble
n4n al
the upper floors
The Commercial National Bank was
organized October 70. 1904 Its n~esidert
Il y. 4 II. Church.
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Company TO Andrew MeAIees. lot Is. block
$3.50 $40
RaudIe Highlands-UnlteI states Realty
Company 20 r D. Cross. Tot H. block 5-lI.
$40.
Eandle Highlauds-TnIted States Realty
Company % Samuel T. EdIavltch, lot 81,
block 900. $40
Ita11lc HIEhiands-United States Realty
Company Co Henry Ruchman, lCt I, block
500. SO
RardIc High-ands-Uuired states Realty
Company 90 Jacob Rheim. lots - and y,
block 1886. SO
Randle H.gH,aaLs-I-nited states Realty
Company TO II Tenor LanEErroth. lot =
square 5E-5. SO
Raulle iEhisu6s-Unlted States Realtv
Company 10 Julius r Sachs. LOT g. square
DIGS SO
Randls Hghlande-Uuited States Realty
Company o. Edward " webb. lot q. block
5576 SO
Randle Hishiands-United States Realty
Company 10 Charles r Burrier, lot y.
square $50 SO
Raudle Highlauts-United States Realty
Company TO William 7. Montgomery. lot
IS. square 55I5, SIZE
Raudle HighlanIs-Jni States Realty
Company n Lucia I. Furey. lots 81 and
g.. square 1915, SO.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-10-15
HUNDREDS DEAD
IN STORM IN CUBA
Hurricane Still Raging Off
Coast and Monetary Loss
Reaches Millions.

HAVANA, Oct 15.-Hundreds are re-
ported dead and injured in the terrific
hurricane which swept Cuba, devastat-
ing the entire island. The storm is still
raging on the coast. where the wind
is sweeping at ninety miles an hour,
carrying destruction into the shipping
and perhaps adding to the appalling
death HIST
Heavy loss Of life Is reported from Ma
tanzas. Santa Clara, and other districts.
although communication has been al
most cut of and meager news has been
brought by refugees and in other round
about ways.
The coast IS streWn with HreckaEe and
the destruction OF the wireless stations
has given rise 20 the fear that. vessels
are in distress OF the coast in West
Indian waters. with no means Of COM
muuication with the mainland IN the
teeth Of the gale men set 10 work today
repairing the wireless depots 70 get
news Of possible disasters at sea
Wreckage In Havana.
Havana was a city Of wreckage today,
with the streets filled with debris and
stilI the vortex Of the tail Of the storm
Buildings were blown down, wires and
telegraph poles destroyed, trees up
rooted and traffic brought TO a stand
stiIl- Il was said that the death list
would 10 perhaps TO ten in the city
alone. Five were known 20 be dead
early today. bur many others we're seri-
ously wounded SeaTchers started out
10 look for bodies in the wreckage.
Rain fell continuously and a gale OF
terrific fury swept outward from M
coast Great portions OF the city ar,
under water The suburbs are mum
dated To add 10 the horror the stree
! lamps were blown away. and the cleo
/ tric light wires were torn down By TIT
through the night.
| Street cars were unable 70 run through
! portions OF the city and some OF tn
/ public buildings were closed
Work on Maine Retarded
The work OF raising the battleshil
Maine in the harbor has been set back
IS the high wind and stormy sea tor,
down all the buoy work which had beer
] erected in the harbor and washed q
out 20 sea
The Isle OF Pines was cut or from
Cuba today. The wireless statioI or
the Isle Of Pines was swept away by
the gale, and the sea was too high
for marine traffic between the two
islands. II is not known II any were
killed on the Isle OF Pines. but. con.
siderinE the fury Of the storm which
swept Il. the fear was expressed that
there had been fatalities there
American interests have suffered, and
the monetary damage VIII go up into
millions Of dollars
Tobacco Crop Ruined.
The tobacco crop has been ruined IN
the Pinar province by the washing out
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SUBURBAN.

Rsndle Highlands Savings and
Trust Company. trustee. % United States
Realty Company. lots j. and 90 block 55G>
$40.
North Eandle II ighlanls-AWeriCau SrCuri-
ty and Trust Company. trustee. 20 Josiah
+. krOuse. lot Is. square 1886. SO
Randle ands-TulreI States Realty
Company 60 r. TUnis Strange. Tot O. block
Randle HighlaUds-I uitef States Realty
Company 20 Preston ~ Savidge. lot 8.
block 5see. SO
Randle HiEhlsnds-Culted States RCa'- ~
Company 10 Elwood Wilson. lot -. block
5S75. SO.
RandIe Highlands-Lnited States Realty
Company 10 Sue J. Wilson, lo- 50, block
5000, SO
Randle Highlands-J-nited States Realty
Company 10 Andrew McAlees. lot -. block
$40. SO