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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-21
TO SOCIALISTS MEMORY
Company Chartered to Build
Hanford Memorial in
Tillman County

Incorporation today OF the Ben Han.
ford Memorial Mineral Wells Saniiar.
inn and Orphans Home indicates a
lurpose on the part of the leading
Socialists to honor the memory Of
Zen H. Hanford. of New York. twic,
a Socialist candidate for president oi
the United States aud once candidate
Tor governor of New York. The m
stitution Is TO be at Frederick, TIL
man county. The proposition Is to
erect home for aged people and for
orphans and to conduct a sanitarijrl
and sell mineral water.
The list of incorporators Is headed
Iy Gaylord Wiltshire. publisher oi
Tilshire's Magazine. the biggest 50
clalist publication in the world Joml
II. Morey of Manitou. w. A. Etter Of
Davidson, and twelve otbcr citizens
of Oklahoma are on the list.
The Whaycne.zcllner Lumber Co,
Odabcl has been changed to Kelunf
IelIner Lumber company. II has $40,
coo capital stock.
The Citizens State Bank OF Bokchi'o
has increased its capital from $i5,0OO
to $25,000. The directors are G. B.
Sawyer, s. c. vnson, A. w Carter
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-21
RAILWAY
M|AGNA1E
IA SUICIDE.
CHICAGO POLICE CEASE
LOOKING FOR MURDERER
or IRA 6. RAWN
PRESIDENT Of MOAOH
INVOLVED IN SCANDAL
aislls 4asH f.tsF gels, #
...,s -.
nama Connected With ,fIaudu.
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Chicago, H., July 2l.--''Ira c. Rawn
committed suicide and the Chicago
lyclice will drop the investigation and
search for murderer" said Herman
Schuettler, acting chief OF police to-
day.
Members OF Mr. Rawn's family say
he was killed by a burglar.
The police were working on the
theo y that he killed himself.
As the basis for the suicide theory
the police advance the following rea-
sons: M
They point to the fact that Rawn
was operating vice president Of the
Illinois Central railroad at the time
the fraudulent car repair contracts
were put through, and recently he
has been drawn into the Illinois
Central graft investigation as the
chief witness.
They say the action of Rawns
relatives in refusing to aid the Chi
cago detective department to search
for the alleged murderer is suspic-
ious.
They declare that there exists a
lack. Of convincing evidence that an
iDtrudef actually had been In the
ilawn rcsidcne.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-21
JEALOUS
HUSBAND;
I0]3Af TRAGEDY
CHARLES MALONE KILLS
WIFE AT OKLAHOMA CITY
AND SHOOTS SELF


speclal TO Daily Leader.
Oklahoma City. okla, July 2l---
shortly before seven O'Clock this
morning. Charles Malone. teamster
residing with his wife in tent at
The intersection Of Seventh street and
Sionewall avenue. shot aud killed his
y ife. turning the revolver to bis head
aud Inflicted wound tha, caused
death in few minutes.
The Malones had Seen married but
three months and bo was intensely
Jealous OF his wife. They were. for.
merly of Jones city. Malone having
been farm hand near there. Ills
i ife il d daughter Of MFR. Greenlce, q
vel known citizen. Recently Mrs
Malone visited her parents at Jones
City, the husband finding a letter from
school friend TO his wife. but which
contained nothing improper This
morning he drove her from the tent
Into the street, shooting her as she
reached the open. She fell, where
uron Malone stopped over her pros
trate form and sent bullet through
iacr bend. splashing her brains over
the agnrad. Going back TO the tent
entrance, lie placed the weapon
against his head. pulled the triggsl
and was dead before anyone could
reach him.
Malone was tweDtyeieht. his wife
eighteen years Of age NeIghbors "a,
! .1s Was insaneiy 5s@ivus a.e e4s<n ~
lraided the woman seemingly with
Ieul eaure
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-21
SAYS He KILLED TWO men
Former Chief of Police of Moberly, Mo-, Tells
Amazing Story of Mysterious Deaths

Mohorly. No. July 2i--Jobn Pattor-
son, former chief Of police Of Moberly,
who became crazed ln Excelsior
Springs a month ago and who Is losi
confined in the Nevada asylum, has
told strange sctory concerning the
death Of lwo men Ia MobcrIy, accord.
ing to information received here u
day.
Five years agp wealthy farmer
Was, found dead ia vacant neld
north OF Moberly He had Just come
Lefe from Iowa and WAS SUPPOSED
20 have had considerable money. He
was shot Ia the head. According to
tbe story received here Patterson says
he Killed The Iowan and got $500 h
money from him No money was
found on the body.
( A year ago Il man OF the Dame q
Dawson from Paris. Mo-, was found
dead. having been shot. A letter IN
dicated he had committed suicide be-
cause or q woman. Patterson insists,
Il IA asserted. he killed Dawson and
kp' 1900 from h!m Nc money waa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-21
JIM NOBLE V|CT|MlED
DuSky Democrat Mourns Loss
Of Prixed squirrel Rifle
Brigade" Commission

Jim" Noble the faithful colorcd
fsctotum Of the state board OF AZ
fairs and who proudly proclaIns
himself as "a Democrat from prn.
ciple, sah,' is In deep mourning and
refuses to be comfortcd Some one,
= white person has swlped his cher
ished commission as "chlef cook ana
hottle-washcr' ON that justly ccle-
bfated organization The Squirrel
Rifle Brigade" and Jim has since
been In profound meditation as 70
the why and wherefore Of this recent
display OF longing for something that
Is but of personal interest. He AYERS
that of late he has been approached
at divers and sundry times ny white
pusons' offering him various sums OF
real money for his commission, all
Of which he repulsed with a dignity
beflttlng the occasion and his posi-
tlon.
One day last week, Jim" says, a
young white stranger from Oklahoma
City appeared at bis home and In.
formed Mrs. Noble that her husband
had sent him for the Squirrel Rife
ltrisadc' commission; alsv one OF
Jim's' photographs, both or which
the woman without further question
Ing turned over to the stranger, who
Immediately departed and has not
been seen since h8
jim Noble was appointed janitor
during the constitutional convention
BY President Wm, II. Murray, large
y because OF his frank admission,
when questioned that he was a Re-
publican. Afterwards, he saw The
true light and boldly announced him.
self as q Democrat
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-21
REQUIRES
ANOTHER
ELECTION
Is o N DS FOR N DBL K
AvEN UE vIADUCT MUST
BE RE-vOTED
PLAN AGREED UPON AT
JOINT CONFERENCE
4 fetfsF
asnWsApI pIAlNE|al'||lAalA||sa '9IcIsIsl
land AIalua|IREeisete lvAllsss|sa
Sanctioned 8I,Vsisrs

Preparations for the building OF the
Cleveland avenue viaduct are being
made by all parties concerned, and 1t
Is likely that definite announcements
can be made within a week. An cleo
tion to transfer the bond issue of $685..
900 from Noble avenue to Cleveland
will probably be made soon.
At conference yesterday OF Santa
Fe and city railway men, members OF
the city council and OF the chamber
Of commerce all the ground was gone
over aplsa report Is to be made to
the cityasfuncil tonight.
The street railway men asked until
next "Wednesday to perfect their
plans. One of the problems OF the
situation is crossing for the city
line to the West Side. The company
Is said TO be willing to so into the
Improvement scheme and it has two
plans under consideration--to use the
yiaduct. or TO build It's own bridge on
warner avenue over the Cottonwood
Closing OF Oklahoma avenue Is readi-
y az. eed to because the present con.
dition of things there seriously inter
feres with the traffic. many cars be.
lug held up for varying periods. At
Warner avenue the crossing would not
be nlolested BY switching and in The
yiaduct there would be no interler.
cnce whatever from trains.
Change viii Prove More Costly.
Use of Cleveland avenue Tor the
yladuct will prove moro costly than
the original scheme Of viaduct on
Noble. II amounts to the opening OF
the avenue for four blocks. The via
duct under the new plan would range
along the Cottonwood for over Il
block, reaching the first regular street
at fiftb. Tie santa fe, however. III.
sists on Cleveland, which would give
IL practically four uninterrupted
blocks north OF the station. besides
the viaduct the company has 100000
worth OF improvements planned.
Re-yoting OF bonds will be necessary
IN case the proposed change In plans
Is made The city voted $4,000
with the Understanding that the No.
BILE avenue project would cost $4,000.
These bonds have not been sold and,
to cover Cleveland avenue, must be
rc-voted. The is opposition to clos.
Ing Noble aud the consequent aband-
onment of the bridge. anu tho cleo
ton may be lively affair. Mayor
Farquharson has been urged to call
the election fer an early date.
The Cleveland Avenue project VIII
cost, 1t is estimated, 100000. The
Santa Fe originally promised thar IL
The city would vote $4,000 IL would
stand the remainder OF the cost and
the company seems willing TO put
the city's $4,000 into the improve.
ment. 9t}ii
Division Superintendent Etter was
he yesterday for the SAINTS Fe.
Superintendent Sharpe, who had been
expected for week or more, is tied
up for several weeks in Denver. The
city railway company was represent
ed by A. II. Classen and j. W. Shar-
tell. The city was represented by
Mayor Faraunarson. and Councilmen
! Spu lock. Morrison and Durham.
From the chamber OF commerce there
we're A. G.. g. Bicrer, u. G. Guss, r.
G. Gafiney, Will Patterson f. u. Lii
lie and w. A. Rayson
I
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-21
seotIand Yard sun In Dark

London. July 2i--Scotland Yard ~.
Acers have no official information oi
the story emanatlng from Vernet-Les-
pains, France. to the effect that man
whom the French police suspected OF
being Or. Hawley n. crippen. the
american who is wanted In London IN
connection with the disappearance cl
.fis actress wife, Belle Elmore, regis
tered at q hotel In the French town
under the name or Tarbot, last sun
day and who, on the approach OF tfs
aendarmc. hastily fed In thed lrectioi
.uf tho Spanish frontier, 4
StIll, while the London police, wlr'
have been searching diligently for
crippen and his stenographcr, Etn y
Clara Leneve. since the two dlsap
peared from the Crippen bone Ju'y
.. do not dIscredit the possibility that
the doctor escaped to Spain, they con
fcss to being as much In the dark
with regards TO his whereabouts AZ
ever.
The scotland Yard authorities are
sending out thousands OF detective
circulars, Offering a reward for the
apprehension OF the American dem
list.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-21

found on Dawaon.
The present ches OF police. John
y Heguc says that no attention
should be paid To the vagarics Of Pat
tersons diseased brain.
Roth taese men commiSted stii.
eide" said he. Dawson left note
saying he Dsd killed himself because
his sweeheart had gono back on him.
Lhe Yeapun was there and powder
stains SHOW every evidence Of suicides.
~ toithe man from Iowa, ho was
found dead fully five years ago. Thes3
p'as little doubt ut the time that he
committed suicide. We were certain
Il it. Patterson never killed hlM.
Patterson is as crazy as they make
I'm and no attention should be paid t0
him. He Is liable TO say anything.
He had nothing to do with the death
OF either one of these men"
Patterson became demented ct the
home OF 4 friend In Excelsior Springs
4 month ago We was 10 violent ~
had TO be taken to the asylum ef Ne
ft'putlnued rn page 81 -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-21
ARTILLERY
PRACTICE
IS FATAL
fRy Arsociate,l Prepa.l

fBy Associated Press)
Fort Monroe, Va, July 2l--Eight ar.
tiilerymen are known TO have been
killed and ten are missing AS the re.
salt Of the blowing out of brcech IN
rattery Derussey at Fort Monroe this
morning. identified dead:
Sergenat Harry Hess, gun COM
mander.
Corporal Bradford. gun pointer.
Private A. j. Sullivan.
Private Duffey
Private King.
Private Adkins.
The dead artilerymen were attach
cd to the Sixty-ninth company.
The accidnet occurred at 10.iO. tn
i,odies of the artillerymen were terri
lilly mangled. The wounded were
rushed to the fort hospital. The wives
end children of several OF the men
KILLED we're present and saw them
meet their terrible death.
The probably fatally injured are:
.hrlic Adey. Judd T.. Hogan; slightly
injured, svcond Lieutenant George
r. van Deusen, prlyates Orville Taria
~, ellsworth HOFFMAN, Charles lf
Parks, VIM. c. Sulzberger
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-21
LAST WEEK GOOD FOR CROPS
Though Weather Was Warm and Drying in
Oklahoma and Texas

and hot winis during most Of the
week were very trying to vegetation.
Severe drought still continues over
much OF the district. Over the At
lantic coast states, from North Caro-
lima 10 New England, favorable
weather continued.
In the c0ttongrowing states cast
OF the Mississippi the weather was
somewhat more favorable than for
The last several weeks. although there
was too much rain and cloudy wealth.
ci In portions OF several OF the
states, especially IN South Carolina
and Mississippi, and some damaging
storms occurred in Alabama.
In Texas and the other c0tton-grov
Ing states west Of the Mississippi the
weather generally was favorable, all
though there was general lack Of
rainfall In Texas and the weather
lMas yesy warm and drying during
portions OF the week. especially In
Texas and Oklahoma
/ Over the western portion Of tue
grea. plains the hot and dry weather
still further intensificd the prevail
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-21
No MORE EXCESS FARES
sGiniunnntn ----
'lf Railroads Obey Order Of
Corporation Board,
Effective Today

This Is the day for enforcement vi
The order OF the corporation commits
sion that no excess fares shall be col
lectcd In cases OF passengers board
ing trains without tickets. Heretofore
ioads have been allowed to collect
penalties In such instances. but tn.
privilege Is now withdrawn from roads
charging three cents mile.
The refund duplicate order Is sool
10 be in effect. Judge Hooks three
cent decision required roads to give
receipts for fare SO that refund can
be made in case Of the decision is ro
versed. These duplicates do not show
the amount and amounts and the com.
orders that they shall do so.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-21
1903 COTTON CROP s8l2,00l,00l

New York, July 2l--'rhe bureau OF
the census on cotton production has
Issued Q bulletin relating to the value
of the cotton crop OF last year. II
gives the value on production In 1900
as about sS12,OO0O0O.
This Is about onehalf the value ol
the corn crop. nearly s100.000,000
more than the value of the wheat
crop and twice the value of the oa;
~~Thc eRtire production OF cotton ~
The world last year was about $3.50.
delO 600 or slightly more than half the
Value pfsthe cotton.
The cotton production in the enti.c
world last wear was valued ut about
$l,000,n90.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-21
MORE PAY FOR POSTAL CLERKS

SPECIAL W Daily Leader.
Washington, D. G.. July 2l--OkIaho'
ma postmssters today were autloriz-
ed 10 make the following promotions
~ clerks In their Offices, eifcctlge
july 1:
At Muskogee. one clerk from $500
10 $500: one from $500 TO $1,000: two
from 5000 10 $1,000. two from si,vee
10 s1.100 and two from si,ioo 10 sl,2Oo.
Oklahoma City, Four from 5000 70
$500: Ave from 5000 to $1,000; six
from $1,000 TO $i,i0e and three frou'
s1l00 to 1920.
Guthrie--One from $500 to yS0);
one from $500 to 5000. Two from $500
70 $1,000; three from si'Vo0 70 ,l.ivJ
|sDd two from {1,io0 totl.2oo.
Enid-one from fl.eoe % stioa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-21

ins drought and the ranges are get
ting dry. In the districts west OF
the mountains the weather was favor
able for vegetation where Irrigation
WIS practiced, but in the dry farm.
Ing districts and over the ranges the
continued hot and dry weather has
been yesy trying, except In portions
Of Arizona and the adjoining states,
where the usual summer rains set In
about July 10, and conditions have be.
come more favorable.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-21
A orucsomc clue
fnY Associated Pressl

Bourgea, France. July 2i-- Th'
Young woman who committed suicide
al a hotel here on July 10 Is now Dc
lleyea TO have been Ethel Clara ~
Neye. companion OF Dr. Crippeu
There are striking points OF resenf
klance. The woman was a forcigneI
and gave the name of Jessie Maze
Tue police Of Paris aud London have
been notified
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-21
SPEAKING AT BENNINGTON

Special to Daily Leader.
Bennington Okla, July 2i.--J. T..
Cuplby, candidate for Governor OH
the Socialist ticket, spoke to a fair.
sizfd, crowd ON Main street here.
William II Murray. Democratic candi
date 70 Governor, will speak here on
the 2Sd.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-21
Barcelona sIeuths Find No Trace
fu,, Aeunnlatnd nroeul

Madrid. July 21--The police OF Bar
ccIona hayed iscovered no trace o'
Dr. Crippen but the, search continues
He Is reported TO have entered this
country from Mont Louis. France Z
few days ago enroute to Puigcerda. \
general alarm directing the apprchel
sion OF the doctor, who is said to vi
travelling as Henry Tarbot, has been
seut throughout Spain.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-21

Washington. July 2i.--Fairly good
crop growing weather prevailed quite
generally throughout the country the
last week, according to the national
weekly weather bulletin Of the De-
pa tmcnt Of Agriculture, issued to-
day. II says:
Summarizing the weather OF the
week for the several important agri-
cultural districts it appears that IN
the gl,cnt corn and winter wheat
growing states warm weather pre-
vsiled and copdtions generally were
favorable 10 Kansas. Iowa and Ne
b aska. IN the Ohio Valley there was
generally too much rain, especially IN
The southern portions CT Illinois aud
Indiana aud oyer much OF Kentucky.
Tennessee ond Wet Virginia In the
marc northern portions Of Illinois. In
diapn ard generally over OHIO the
neatbcr was moro favorable. In
southern Michigan. boweve', II CON
tsnucs TOO dry and raiu Is bandly
,.o,acst +
ID tbe spriug wheat growing states
the abncrmally high temperature
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-21
.H|T BY A PITCHED BILL
lRy Associaied presa.l

Columbus. o. July 21--"J Jimmy"
burke, third basoman OF the Columbus
American association nine. who was
hit in the head yesterday BY a pitched
ball by Vinegar Bill Essick. Of the
Kansas City nine, Is still speechless
At the Grant hospital
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-21
Gives lIfEBlDOD FOR FRIEND
tBy Associated Press.)

~ q VI = WV II y = ~ 2 :
Philadelphia, July 2l.-Devotion of
ono sailor friend to another probably
Will result IN saving the life OF Datlel
Montague. one OF The men who helped
lIobson sink the Meifimec In the
mouth Of Santiago harlor aud who
is in hospital here suffering from
auemia. Yesterday VIM. Gray, of
the receiving ship Lancaster gave up
seventeen ounces of blood TO Monta-
fale. Today both men are resting
easy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-21
APPOINTED supERlNTeNDs

Special to Daily Leader.
Guynon Okla July 2l.--Prof o
L. Lutx of Ohio has been selected as
superintendent of the Guymon school
for the coming year. Prof. Grimm
who was superintendent fast year
goes TO Plainview Tex. as city super
lntendent OF schools, |,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-21
CROSS STILL IMPROVING
Special to Daily Leader.

Oklahoma city okla, July 2l--,
Taken from his room Ia the l,ct-
HucAins hotel to q private roomlng
house, Secretary OF State Cross holds
his own In combating the recent heat
prostratiop. AT noon today he wes
stated to be as well as yesterday oy
physicians In attendance.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-21
ARM BROKEN

Jefferson, Okla. July 21.--lra Dun
bar while working with threshing
outfit near here, got his arm caught
in pulley decorating and breaking
Il.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-21
TODAY In THE
DEPARTMENTS,
ARGUED indian Land Tax Cases

br9ueo inuian Lana ak Cases
G. l.. Moore, assistant attorney gen
eral, has returned from Muskogee,
where he appeared in the Indian Ian.
tax cases. he argued agaiAst the gov
eminent petition for injunction
against several counties to prevent
collection Of taxes on Indian lands.
Complains Against Ice Company
J. A. Young. Of Pauls Valley. has
atked the corporation commission te
require the Pauls Valley Ice compan.
10 make free deliveries to ali parfs ol
the city. II Is cinimed the compans
refuses OH account Of alleged expense
Of full service
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-21
FIRST COTTON BOIL

Hugo Okla. luis 2f.--The first flli-
~ developed cotton boil was brought
Into the city tiis week BY j A. Genr
Try Of near the citis
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-21
NO CATTLE TICKS IN cAopo

Special to Daily Leader.
Anadarko. Okla, July 1.--Charles
Gorton. United States Cattle Inspec-
tor announces that Caddo County is
new free from cattle ticks, and that
the Federal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-21
PRINCIPAL or coYLs scHooL

coyle Okla. July 2i.r-Closd Robin
son has been elected principal Of the
coyle schools.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-21

Indians continue to pass through
the city on their way to Anadarko.
A band Of Pawnees came down from
Ripley this morning.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-21
THE WEATHER

Ne W orIeans'
La July 2t-Gcn
orally fair u.
night aud Fri.
day: warmer ~
ives, tonight.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-07-22

David w. l. emley was born on
Oct. Goth. 1867, in the state Of Penn
sylvania, and died at the home of
his brotherinlaw, VIM. Denoma, in
Wagner, on July 18th. 1910. He
was married, on Oct. End, 1898, to
Miss Bernice Evert. to which union
were born, Bertha May, aged IL
years, and Daniel Boone, aged s
years.
He was very kind husband and
indulgent father, ever watchful of
the happiness of his family. He
was very charitable man. while he
was OF identified with any church,
he was ever ready to assist them all
in any manner within his power
He leaves to morn his death low
ing and faithful wife, two children,
two sisters and two brothers and
many kind friends.
Funeral services were conducted
by Rev. Geo. Hoover at the Baptist
church at eleven o'clock, Friday
July 18th, and interement made in
the cemetery south of town.
Text Job 17-1l. "My days are
past, my purposes are broken off,
even the thoughts of my heart. "
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-07-22
NOTICE OF SALE

State OF south Dakota, County OF Charles
MIN. ss
In County Court. In and for Charles Mix
County
In The Matter OF the estate OF George
w. Evans. Deceased
To all VIII ON. IL may concern:
Pursuant To All order OF said court made
in the above entitled action. on the 9Th day
OF July, A. d. 1910, the undersigned, w. r.
Eggers, admt illustrator Of said estate. will o.
the 9th dav Of August. A. D. 1910. at the hour
ofone o'clock Z. N. OF said day, at the QUITE
door Of the building where TIL. last term uf
Circuit Court was held In the city OF Wagner
lChari-s Mix County. south Dakota. proceed
TO sell at public auction, for cash. the fol-
o.ins des ri oed land y and pteni,es silu-
ated III the County OF Chartes Mix IN the
State Of south Dakota. to-wit: the south
east quarter SEQ Of section fifteen tl51. In
Townsh ninety six. (yo). OF Range sixty-two
(6-l.
Witness my ha nd this lIth day Of July.
A. d. 1910.
w +. Eggers Administrators,
Avon, ID