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Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-04
CONTRACT LABOR LAM
 IS HELD INVALID

WASHINGTON. D. C., Jan. 3.-Up- holding the constitution and laws there1nder as the safeguard to free dom of labor the Supreme Court Of he United States, through Justice Hughes, today declared unconstitu- Ii nal the contract labor laws of Alabama. The law In question pro vided that If a laborer " th intent to cefrand entered into g contract to labor for another and quit before the money advanced under the contract had been repaid he should be guilty of a misdemeanor. The quitting was made by the law a prima facie pre- sumption of intent to defraud.
 The Supreme Court t-day held that the law In operation furnished Q convenient instrument of coercion which the constitution and an act of congress forbid, that 1t was an in. strument of compulsion peculiarly ffectiye as against the poor and ignor- ant, it's most likely victims"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-04
avs FOR HooslER s1ArE

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Jan. 9.-The democratic majority in the Indiana legis 'ature at this session plans to repeal the county option law and sub stitute fherefcr city and township option. with provisions for high M- cense and a better regulation of the hqu traffic A measure to give cites of the first, second and third classes the privilege of adopting .the commission plaa of city government will also be acted upon. Primary election laws and good roads laws will also figure prominently In the legislative program this winter. The election of a united States senator t1 succeed Albe 1, J. Beveridge, whose term will exNre next March. will be little nore t.ian Q forusality, as the state primaries last November made certain the election of John ". Kern as Senator Beveridge's successor.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-04
COURT CREST FINDS
 BUT FEW OFFENDERS

There were only three punctures the eace anI quieLu-e Of Bisbee attendant upon New Years ceiebra- -iOn, A.cOr 4ng the b otter oi t-s poiice co John Williams. charged with disturbing the peace admitted that it vas 30 and was assessed fine Of .7.50 ly Judge Morris High. The ne w,5 pald
 Jesus Gracia was arrested on the sane eialge and assessed a ike fine but was unatie to pay ol,lh down and was comm ted to 3lll. Joan liop san pas arrested cn the charge of being a yagrant and begging on tAe st.e~l. He ga. 3ra1 plea of guilty 10 the charge and was assessed fine ~f $50 and aven two hours ir which to get 1t together.
 In Justice Highs court Tuesday morning Jesus Flores was arralgned on the chargs Of uifling with the ieace of the community and upon his entering Q pies Of gniity wa fined SC. which he Ras urabIe to pay and was comnitte3 70 jail Pablo So,ece IFS fined s6 for the sane offence and paid it.
 Coincieent with the tumbiing Of the mercury, Bias Castro fell into evil ways. according to tAe charGe which Tom Elannigan brings agcinst him which is that Castro stole his o~ercoat He pleaded net guilty a1i his bond was fixed at $50. which le was unable to give. The case will be heard bcscre Justice Hil' CT January 1 at 10:30 e. n.
 The case Of Michael scan'on, charg- ed with passing c bogus ~Tder On the Brewery Gulch res5anrant, will be beard in Justice High's eonTr Wednesday afternoon at 2:3o o'clock.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-04
okLAHomA LeeIsl lATuag

OKLAHOMA CITY. okla. Jan g.
 Many matters of importance are slated for consideration and action by the cklahora iegis :i ure, which convened today for it's regular session. Red.strictiag cf the state win be one of the first matters to receive attea- ton. School land legislation, coun- ty tax assessors law and more rigid prohihiti n legslation also are ex' pccied to figure promently in the work of the session.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-04
FUNERAL OF A. v.,LEwIs

The funeral of Adelbert V. Lewis. took place Sunday afternoon at Z o'clock. at the Masonic Temple 1ttended with all Of the impressive ness Of the Masonic ritual service. Rev. John E. Fry, member ol the order, narticirated in the ser vice. Many floral offerings sent by friends attested the esteem in which Mir Lewis was held
 The funeral was attended by many friends and the Odd Fellows ana Eiks, of which Mr Lewis was a Tember, attended in a body. Tue pail bearers. all of whom were members of the order of Masons, and who had been intimately as s0ciated with Hr. Lewis during his residence in this section, were III. N Woods, Nick Nobile. Ed aatopp. p |. Wcodman, Dave Cohen anf icln r. James. Interment was ia ETcrSrccn cemetery.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-04
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TROOPS AT WACO

4 telehpone message received fn Bisbee Tuesday stated that Lieutan axL Crockett. o5 the Thirteenth Cavalry. sEation at Fort Huachuea left the post with a spuard of caval- ry fully secontered and is patrolin, the border in the vacinIty of Naco. having Naco as headquarters during he ratro-ing expedition
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-04
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nAeEnAII NOTES

eYid" Elherfeld wzs rne firs' WsshingtoSn player to send nls sisn d contract to Manager MeAleef.
 shcrtstop Mike Doolan has slgneu |, fsrea-vear contract with the Phlla- deiphia Nationals.
 The Detroit Tigers played tWeise -ares in Cuba. winning seFen' iosiA- four and tying one.
 Iarrv schlsfley and Charles Dool- ~ have purchased the Try ciuD sf the New York State League
 In the fourteen years Larry La ;oia has played in the big chow he sxs halted under 300 only twice.
 parss.r Chase has engs ged Duke" Farrell to go south with the Yankees to coach the pitchers anu he eatehera- T.
 s.ock of the Pittsburg club is ve-eh real m -ney when John F. Harris pays s40o per share, or just fopr times it's face value.
 Tbe wrestling game has made 2 sit with ..Bues" Raymond. The ec- centric os1e made pretty good showing in his recent match Witn Ice Kennedy.
 Arthur Schaefer. the Giants utii- ity infisl1er. will spend the nex' TWO monihs in JaDan. coaching the Wsseda College nine.
 The old Nati nal League rule. wskinx players pay for their uni ferns. will be enforced next season. The first check to each player will se nicksd just thirty dollars worth.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-04
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ATToRNEY FlL.s COMPLAINT

ATTORNEY FIL-s COMPLAINT
 Complaints have bcen drawn up by nited States attorney J. F. Nor ison against Fred Cluting and WI am Ferguson, who are in jail at Tombstone on a territ rial charge, charging them with receiving snug ing property knowing it to be such The charge grew out of the recent rrest of the two men on the charge lf horse stealing.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-04
ACCIDENT AT CHAR SHAFT

John Morris, a miner at the Czar shaft was seriously shaken up d. he shaft Monday morning. when he and eight other men were going down 10 work. The gate of the cage bit an obstruction and was torn off and the cage descended about 50 feet bsfore it was stopue4. Morris was taken 10 the hospital, considerably shaken up but other wise not seriously hurt.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-04
speare. Clarence Llgon.

speare. Clarence Ligon.
 Quartet, Sweet and Low 0 Barnby Aessrs. Vaughn, Jackson Reed and Nixon
 Paper on music. Miss Carrie L. Barber.
 Bass solo. Asleep in the Deep (H ". Petrie) Ben. s. Jackson
 Piano solo. "Pol1naiser cop. 2. Nc 9 Chopin. Miss Clare Snel
 Tenor solo, "Serenade' (W. II Neidhnger) Herbert F. Nixon.
 The recital is free. and the rub- iic of Bisbee are cordially invited to attend
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-04
cnmmlssInn PLAN.

ROCKFORD, H.. Jan. s.-citisens of Rockford viii know tomorrow wh liner or not the city is to ad pt the commission form cf municipal government in preference to the d. dsr.aaic system A special election ~sr heS. soisy to Gec.fe Epso tse sdo,s.on CT rejection of the c0rnnis- sioa -zza. A
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-04
clrY Schools OPEN

The city schools opened Tuesday norning with fall attendance after he interval Of Christmas holidays Fl of the teachers have returned t heir work. Mrs. Merrill who is fi'l- ng & vacancy caused by a resigna- ion, will continue to substitute until regular teacher can be supplied Tldyear examinations will begin on anuary 20
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-04
HOLIDAY HOURS eENEaAL

Sunday hours were observed al the post office Monday. the das being a legal holiday. The justice oarts suspended their business for the day and there was a holiday quiet about all of the law and just ice dispensaries. When 8 legal holiday falls on Sunday, the dls
 ftsr is regarded as a legal hoii- day.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-04
LIMITED IS ROBBED
lContlnued from Pags I.l

but also showed they were informed Of the method of operation Of traIns on the Southern Pacific. The sem
 aphore whose signal halJed the train was ingeniously tempered with. The lock box had been Drok en, a door opened and @ match in- eerted to prevent the copper con tacts rom touching and thereby throwing the signal iD fhe block snd stopping the train.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-04
N.xoN STUDIO REcITAl

Next Thursday evening, January 5th., at the First Presbyterian church il occur the second fecital Of the Herbert F. Nixon music stu dlo, at which tine. Herbert F. Nixon. voice. and Miss Clare Shell piano, will be assisted by Miss Carrie L. Barber, with an interest ing paper on music The follow ing pupils will also be heard. ". J. Reed. Clarence Idgon. Ben. Jack son and Wallace Vaughn.
 The following young ladies will ts the ushers for the occasion. Miss Louise Beyer. Hiss Blanche Beck with and Miss Blanche Detion.
 The program:
 Tenor solo. If ! were King tR. K Armitskel Herbert Y. Nixon
 fisno soio -Oshorn.s tOp. 39j Rducerd Dora. Miss Clare Shell
 Solo. Ny Trszsure.- tDsvc Rose1 ". J. Reed
 nrSxastie EeaetsS f7s<a SAske,
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-04
TIhEKEEPERS ARE
 COVERED WITH SPRAY

The sBrsys handed defeat to the Taxns Keepers. On the bowling alleys ss the '. IA. c. A Monday night. "sfh margin of s5 points. the scoro seinE l44s to 1884. Warren of the Sprays rolled score of Ise in shs fsFst game and no one was able to ses it much less go better and the score stands for high in the game. Warren sIso took high game with score Of sI+. His average for the slsy was I'll.
 F lowing is sbulated score Of ses game:
 SPRAYS
 Warren ..ISe ..171 ..514. Az. I'll. Arksey .146 15T ..I70 .476. Av. I59- Fostering .15S 1e3 .1ss .45S.Ar. 15s.
 Total -...1449
 TIME KEEPERS
 Owen ..124 ..1Gs ..1S1. .47s Av. I5s. Gardner .I42 .143 .166 .451 Av. 150- Ray ..1ss ..16I 134 .430 Av. It3.
 AhA-a- AS3A
 The aveTsges show thft the bowl CTS are fart rounding hL1 champ shape and secretary Pollard says that teginn,ng with next week the averages will begin counting to- ward qualification for the Bisbee '. M. c. X. team which win uphold the ,restigs at shs local ' against the Douglas team on tebruary 1.
 Wednesday night the Angius team and the Centra,s will meet on the I. N. C. A alleys and fast game is expected. The announcement of Sec retary Pollard that averages will be- ain uniting net. week is going to result lR some fast work in the ana,es cf this week for the ruling ambition es every bowler ip the city k to make the team"
 At the '. Nj. C. A. last evening the Morning Giories lost the bowling game t. the Lowells by three pins. Following IS the score:
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-04
GOES TO FL PAso

k. F. Jenkins, who was for sey eTal months collector for the Cor per Queen store. has resigned hIs position and will locate in Fl Paso Arthur Nerdugo, formerly Of the Copper Queen store. has also gone % Fl Paso to locate.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-04
NOTICE TO ODD FELLOWS

All members Bisbee Lodge No. f are requested 10 attend the regula meeting on Wednesday, Jan. stb IS the Grand Lodge officers viii b here to install the officers fer the ensuing term. All visiting brother are cordially invited to attend
 BY ORDER OF SECRETARY.
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MRS. NoRDIN ENTEarAiNs

MRS. NoRDIN ENTEarAiNs
 Mrs. c. O. Nordin enter1a ned a. New Tear party Monday evening h honor Of her Reice, Mas Aims Tong. The evening was spent 9 cards and other games. Delicious re treatments were served and dainty souvenirs. painted by Mss Tong were~ given the guests.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-04
BORN

Appendix to Census of 1910: 4 daughter was born to Mir. and Mrs Robert Pearee. of Upper Tombstone canyon Sunday morning.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-04
NM oRpnEuM WAs coLn.

The management of the Orpheum explain that the theater was cid last night because gas was off through aaaYoilHble aeeidelt. and expresses he greatest regret. Steps will be taken to guard against repetition.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-04
FREEI FREEl eREEl

We have discontinued our mer. chants lunch, but will have FREE lunch every day from eleven thirty ss t~o thirty. Office Saloon
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-04
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 j. II. Cole. of Fl Paso. is regist- cred at the Copper Queen
 4. D. Nauney, a traveiing sal=s- man of Douglas, is in the city
 Attorney F. B. Dorr has returned rom a trip to the Huachuca mount ains.
 Attorney s. K. williams spen Tuesday at Tombstone on legal business.
 Eddie Everett is fas improving from a recent attack of typhoid and will De out again soon.
 William Hattich editor of the Tombstone Prospector was in the city Monday.
 Miss Estelle Harmon has return cd to her home in Los Angeles after a visit to Mr and Mrs. Buck walter of this city. Mrs. Robert Brown has returned 10 her home in Johnstone addition after a brief illness ct a local hos itaL
 Mrs. Frank Hoson passed through the city Tuesday en route to her hone at Hereford. after visiting her husband at Cananea.
 Dr. .. P. Brown. physician for he Southwestern at Fl Paso. spent Tuesday in the city conferrIna with the chief surgeon Dr. Shine. Mrs. Harry stswart has recoy cred from the effects Of an opera- tion performed al a local hospital 7ui has returned to her home op Quality Hill
 hiss Lucile Detlof. who spent the Christmas holidays in the city with her parents has returned to Tempe. where she is a student ct the normal school
 w. K. Flora has returned from Tombstone where he went on bust FVss relating to the bsnkruptcy nroceedings involving the firm Of Brsjevich and KristoFich
 Hr- and Mrs Hugh C. McGresor and Er. and Mrs. Frank Copeland were entertained at a 6 o'clock dinner New Years evening at the home of Mir and Mrs. Frank Cornette.
 Pete Johnson, has returned from trip to Rockers Hot Springs. where he went for his health He Is much improved from his at
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-04

Associate Justice John M liar lan is now the oldest member of the United States Supreme Court. Ia pasnt sf service ss well as age.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-04
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IN HONOR OF MRS. o'NEILL

Mrs. Ross Griffith. gave at watch 9arty' on New Years evening lr honor Of her sister. Mrs. Kate O Neill. at her home. No. 12T Opera Drive. Cards and music furnishe the entertainment of the evenin, and refreshments were served
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-04

To Mir. and Mrs. Nj. J. Cunningham. Tuesday. January 2. son.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-04

.Hannsn and Graham, formerly 2, 6. Mason Go.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-04

PILES cUREr IN 6 TO l,< OAYe PAo oINTJZNT is guAranteSd s tc cure any 1ase of Itching. BhSd Bleeding or Protruding Piles in \ to i4 Jays or money refunded soc
 S2
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-04
oPERArIoN succEssEuL

Mrs. Bradley, of Douglas, whc was brought to this city to under go an operation at the Copper Queen hospital for cancer Of the breast returned to her home at Dougias Monday. The operation was sue cessful and Mrs. Bradley Is now convalescent.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-04

Hannsn and Graham. carriage anc automobile Paintinc.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-04
SLIGHT FIRE

Fire was discovered on te r5of of the kitchen a the residence of A 2. Downs. Upper Tombstone canyon Sunday morning and alarm turned in. The department respond cd quickly and nipped the blazc in the bud. the damage being only slight
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-04

Hannsa and Graham, blacksmith ing, horvsshoeina.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-04

Be<szzIng the fsres week in March former President Roosevelt will sszke 2 two mosrhs' speecA-makins teur of tss seatks7z and western ssztsz.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-04
AT THE OFFICE SALOON Chile beans, evenings, free.
PAYING THE PIPER

Four New Year celebrants, al, Nexicans. were srraigned before Justice T. H. Burdick, Tuesday or the charge of disturbing the peace and assessed me of s6 each which they did not have and fo the want of it will spend six days in jaii.
 The Original 1udwslssr beer of eraueht, and syear-old Taylei Whisksy at George Roberts e. Main Street. That good place t eat.r
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-04

Mound City Paints wear ionoes end ieok best, 5is5EE HARpWA 7E
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-04
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sUpEsvIslNo BOARD MEETS

The board If supervisors met sf Tom bstone Tue1day aftnrRo-n hRd will probably hold another session on Wednesday morning Contracts for the new year may be let at the meeting. J. J. Bowen. the Bisbee member of the board. left for the county seat Tuesday nsrziss to at- tend tke neetiss
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-04
eREAKs sHouLpER noNE

Mrs. Adamson. an old resident of this section. suffered a fall at Tombstone Saturday and broke her shoulder bone She was brought to 'his city Sunday and the broker bone set. She was carried to tne Copper Queen hospital
 Change of lunch every day a' George Roberts on Main street That gcod place 10 eat"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-04
NEM socIAL clus

4 social club as an aux.liars 70 the recently formed T M A was decided upon at 9 meeting O he organization Monday night J s understood that the club viii have all of the features of a socia' organization such as the Elks Beav- CTS and other like clubs and that t has already taken steps to g. ''ure club quarters over the Once Saloon on Main street
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-04

Pete Johnson, has returned from trip to Rockers Hot Springs. where he went for his health He Is much improved from his at tack of rheumatism.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-04

Tks szrass ss~s sss skss 10 frsas ss See. sskers's Esis ef~sef sThst ssss siess ts sas.' ... -.---.--
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-04

Constipation is the cause of ms ailments and disorders that mako fe miserable. Take Chamheriain'e 'romaeh and Liver Tablets. keeT your bowels reg1lar and yoa vi
 oiH these diseases. For sale hy 'n druggists.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-04
M,pILL HERE FRIDAY

George D. NcDin, the industria' secretary of the southwest for the Y. H. c. A, with headquarters lat Chicago. III. will be the guest of the local association next Fri day. Saturday and Sunday. Mr McDill is the right hand of the industrial committee which has charge of the industrial work of tn national association.
 It is probable that NIT. MeDT will make an address at the as 7ociation Sunday afternoon. The local secretary, Mir. Pollard. is 7waiting adviees from MT MeDn'
 before making announcement of the address. It is certain how ever. that the national official win make an address either at Doug las or at Bisbee.
 When given as soon as the croup' 'ough appear Chamberlain's Cougt Remedy will ward of an attack group and prevent all danger and rause Of anxiety. Thousands c mothers use fl successfully. Sole oy all druggists.
 Y. M. c. 4. NOTES The second term of the Y. Nj c. A. gymnasium classes will open on January g. after a two weeks .ntermission for the holidays. The special classes in boxing and wresu ing will open on January IS.
 The hasket ball team of tho Girls High School Of Bisbee VII meet the team of the Douglas hieh school at Douglas Friday night
 he game to te played at the Doug as "Y''. It is expected that 6 number of local rooters will ae company the team.
 The boys team of the Tucson high school will play the local bigt school team fin Bisbee on January 14 The game win be played on the court of the local association
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-04

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 . CITY NEWS IN eRiEF .
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-04
BORN

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Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-04

Hr. and Mrs. Hugh C. McGregor and Er. and Mrs. Frank Copeland were entertained at 6 o'clock dinner New Years evening at the home of Mir and Mrs. Frank cornette.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-04-03
BUILDING WORK rs
LIVELY AT THE DAM

Elephant Butte. n. NJ, April l.
Work on the new office building is
progressing rapidly The building is
now being plastered- The chemical
/ building is under roof
The first three cottages will soon be
ready for occupancy. The fourth is
being put under roof and adobe ma
sons are at work on several Others A
number Of foundations for others are
being prepared.
The new warehouse is being con-
structed. 1t is located near the term
mus of the railroad and not far from
the dam site
Mrs Graham. wife of DR.. ]. D. Ora
ham, is confined 10 the home on ac-
count of illness.
Swan II. Olsen and family left Sat
urday for Salt Lake City. Utah, for
a months visit at their home city.
Mr.. Olsen is fiscal agent for the recIa-
nation service here and this is his
first vacation since coming here about
three years ago.
Edward James arrived home from Ell
Paso bringing with him a wife in the
person of Mayme Mcfarland The
marriage took place in FL Paso. Upon
their arrival here they at once went
to housekeeping in the Nymeyer tent
house.
H. H. Romer OF Ell Paso arrived here
few days ago to take a position in
the store house taking the place of 7.
II. Leslie. who is property clerk now
W. NJ Hall. who came here last au-
tumn from Washington. d. c. taking
the position as draughtsman with the
reclamation service, has resigned to
take a government position as drainage
engineer in the agricultural depart
ment for the south Texas field Of the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-04-03

Rose K. Points, of FL Paso, on desert
land entry for southeast quarter of sec
ton 80. township %, south of range 8
west, involving $50 acres hearing set
at Las Cruces for May II.
Christopher Hearn, of Fairview, VS..
Charles H. Laidlow, Of Fairview. on
homestead entry for southeast quarter
OF southwest quarter section 10, and
east half of northwest quarter and
southwest quarter of northwest quar-
ter of section Is, township IL, south Of
range west, involving $50 acres, hear
ing set for April IL, postponed pending
action on appeal
Martha Eide. of Deming, VS.. Edna G.
Glidewell, of Deming, on homestead
entry for southeast quarter of north
west quarter. southwest quarter Of
northeast quarter, northeast quarter of
southwest quarter and northwest
quarter of southeast quarter. section
80. township "a. south of range west,
involving 160 acres; dismissed.
United States VS. Romulus c. Thorn
as, of FL Paso, on homestead entry for
northwest quarter of section 6, town
ship rs, south of range west. involv-
ing 5000 acres; suspended. as prior
contest is pending against the same
entry.
United States VS.. Warren Fletcher
Hall, Of Ell Paso, on homestead entry
for northwest quarter section IS. town
ship %, south of range west. invoiv-
ing 1926 acres; suspended. prior con-
test is pending against the same land.
Addfe E. Phillips. of Hondale, VS..
Oula Wfnn. of Deming. on homestead
entry for northeast quarter of section
81, township %. south of range west,
involving 100 acres; suspended wait
ing Instructions from general land Of
fee ass to Interpretation of act of Feb
ruary 10, 1911.
Joel B. Barbee, of Deming. VS.. James
A Milliken, Of Deming, on homestead
entry for southeast quarter of section
9, township "a, south of range 10 west.
involving 100 acres; suspended. wait
ing instructions.