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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-30
SEES AUTO KILL HER BOY
Lad Was Running to Meet His
Mother When Ma chine Hit Him.

Within a few feet Of his mother. whom
he was running to meet. Richard y.
Bernhard nine year-old boy. was
killed by an automobile at st. NicholaS
Place and 152d street Yesterday. the
hoy was PLAYING in the street when ne
saw his mother returning to their home,
at No "a st. Nicholas Place. He started
across the roadway toward her and ran
IN front Of an automobile driven by
Carleton T. Bradley, chauffeur en-
Moved by Charles s. Dean. of NO. ~
Fifth avenue
In the car at the time were Mr. Dean 3
daughter and his mother-in-law' MIS-.
Fisko Both we're thrown ont ana
eoveralv bruised when Bradley ran tho
car into watchmans shanty IN an ei-
fort 10 avoid hitting the boy. Young
Rernhard was thrown moro than ten
feet With Patrolman Hussy, OF the
West I52d street station. on the run
ming board Of tho automobile. Mrs. Bern
hard and her son were hurried 10 IN"
Washington Heights Hospital
Or. Kilburn said the boys skull had
been fractured and that he had probably
died instantly. Miss Dean and Mrs.
Fiske gave every aid to the injured boy
and his mother. Lieutenant Ward de-
cided that it was an accident and re-
fused TO lock the chauffeur up.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-30
MARRIED. HE WIRES FATHER
Son of j. L. Herman, of Balti-
more. Takes Bride.

Married. Jean" This telegram. sent
to James l.. Herman. a wealthy Raltl-
more man last night. was the first init
nation he had that his son, Eugene u.
Herman. had taken wife The bride
was Miss Charlotte Virginia Rey. daugh-
tel Of Mrs William r. Steele. OF Balti-
more. The Rev. Benjamin 7. Marshall
pastor Of the First Presbyterian Church,
New Rochelle. performed the ceremony
at stone Crest. the home of the brides
sister. Mrs Reed \. Albee. in Stonelea
Park.
Mr. Kernan's father is the founder Of
the million dollar enterprise of Balt-
more. which includes the Maryland Thea
ire. Maryland Hotel and Auditorium.
The bridegroom who is employed in
Rradstreet's Newark office, was formerly
manager of the Auditorium for his
Gather He was educated at Yale. and
is a member of the Potomac Boat club.
of Washington, and Of the Ariel Rowing
Club. of Baltimore. He met Miss Key
two wears ago when he stepped from his
sinele scull after winning a race I'm one
of the big regattas. To the eighteen
year-old girl he was hero. Although
he was a frequent visitor at her nome,
and followed her To New Rochelle. where
she has been visiting her sister they
said nothing about marriage until a
veek ago Then the date was set. and
The entreaties of the girls parents Tor "A
ionser engagement were disregarded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-30
RECOVERED LAWYERS PIN
Elevator Man, Recognized by
Detectives, Held.

Hastings Arnold a lawyer, lost his
diamond stlckpin yesterday morning
from his dressing room at hts apart
ment al No. 10 East 57th street. and
reported the matter to the East 5lst
street station. Detective Sergeant Van
Twistern an6 Detective Bruckman went
10 the house a short time after the case
had been reported. AS they got in the
elevator Van Twistern recognized the
elevator man.
Hello. Walter" he said; how long
have YOU been out Of Elmlra?'
The negro protested that he had never
been in Elmira. but after considerable
grllng he admitted. the detectives say,
that he sold the pin for So to friend.
The detectives say they recovered the
pin. The negro. who said he was Walter
Bollard. Of No. 267 West 40th street. was
locked up. charged with grand larceny.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-30
LIVE WIRE KILLS ; MIN
ExperienCed Electricians Die
Without Warning.
ANOTHER MAY MOT LIVE
Steel Guy Rope by Which Victims
Were steadying Pole Falls
on Third Rail.

Three men employed by the New YORK
Central Railroad were instantly killed
Yesterday afternoon when cable Wh'cn
they held in their hands became charged
with an electric current. The ccident oc-
Cured on the tracks between the Spu!
TEN Duvyi and Kingsbridge stations
while sroup Of workmen were lowering
noIo ~ which they had attached
steel guy rope.
The pole suddenly snapped Off ana Ieh
in the opposite direction to which IT vas
intended. The steel rope came IN con
tact with the third rail and a sheet OF
lurid blue flame suddenly shot into the
air. Three men who had hold OF the
steel rome. were thrown twenty feet ana
their bodies were burned almost beyond
recognition. II is said that current
OF 1000 volts passed through their
bodies.
The men. who were experienced elec-
tricians. were replacing wood trans
verse pole at Spuyten Duyvil with
new one. one Of them. the foreman
John Trunnbull, of No. AZ East lf4th
street. was directing the transferring oi
the high tension wire so that II couid pe
fastened To the new pole. To permit OF
it's removal the guy wire Of the old pole
was slackened At this moment the ola
pole. which the men had been cutt'hs
down. snapped off close to the ground
Trumbull had hold Of the guy rope
md was standing on ono OF the steer
rails when the pole began to fall AS
the guy rope was electrihed' lru'hou''
was transformed into veritaple torc"
His ontire body seemed to shr-Vel up
and he sank to the ground dead
John Casey. of No. 113 Orchard street
yorters and Daniel Sullivan. of NO. 'o9
Brook avenue. The Bronx had oo'''
hands on the guy rope and one ROOT OH
the rail when the guy rope was charseu'
They were thrown far TO one side OF the
tracks. and when a volunteer rescue
crew reached them they were dead.
,rho,r clothins was entirely burned from
their bodies.
An ambulance from Fordham Hospital
was called. and DR.. Schorr. who made
fast run in the automobile ambulance
said the three men had not lived a mo-
ment after receiving the shock. After
viewing the bodies OF the dead men the
ambulance surgeon turned his attention
10 James Caffery OF No. 30 East l3sth
street: Daniel Monahan. of Railroad ave
nue. Jersey city. and Edward Coaston.
ALL lnemen. who we're shocked by the
live wire.
Caffery was tho most seriously injured
~ the three men. He was terribly
burned about the body and was taken
10 the Fordham Hospital II is said that
he will die The two other men went TO
their homes after being treated.
Coroner Schwannecke of The Bronx
was told Of the killing of the men. and
issued orders that their bodies he taken
To the Kingsbridge police station. He
will hold an investigation of the acct
dent and endeavor to fix the blame. The
District Attorneys office was also in
formed OF the accident.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-30
JOKER B0THERS TREASURY
Spread Report That All Nickels
of 1910 Were Counterfeit.

Washington. April 20 Some lively
Joker in the Middle West has caused the
banks. the Treasury, the Secret Service
and many others much. trouble po
preading story that the government
coined no nickels In 1910. and that every
fve-cent piece in circulation bearing
that date must. therefore, be counter
felt.
The fac,s are that the mIn,s ~e'''en
80. iea. .353 nickels in 1910, and about
81 100000 worth of them are in circula-
tion. For the last two days the Mint
Bureau and the Secret service nave
been besieged with calls for help from
banks i'm the Middle West. Many of the
genuine coins have been sent 70 WASH
ington as counterfeits.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-30
LOST HOME: CRAVEO DEATH
Once Prosperous Merchant
Strangles Himself.

Fort Plain. n. y. April 29.-Eugene
L. Biggs. member OF an old New York
family. committed suicide here to-day
rather than surrender his old home. sold
for debt. TO its new owner. who was
about TO take possession. His body was
found I'm his room. where he had killed
himself by tying one end Of rope Ia
bedpost. the other To his neck and roll
ing To the floor.
For more than half century Biggs
end his relatives conducted prosper
Gus drygoods business here. Modern
business methods. which he refused 10
adopt. forced him % surrender his es-
tablishment few years ago. He be-
came despondcnt and tired to Kill him
self when his home was sold recently
int was prevented. He declared then,
however. that he would never leave IT
alive
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-30
ETHICS OF STEN0GRAPHY
Colorado Bill Would Confer on It
Right of Secrecy
rBy Telegraph to The Trbun.

Denver April 29.-If Governor Sha-
froth signs bill passed by the state SEN
ate to-day. the stenographer will be
placed on q par with the priest, the at
torney and the family physician I'm court.
The bill provides that stenographers
be not compelled to reveal the secrets OF
their employers on the witness stand
Thus. the dictation Of letters or state
ments is declared by the Colorado law
makers to be privileged and sacred from
the researches of attorneys when stenog-
ra pliers are called into court. The Gov
ernor saws he will sign the bill, which
has already passed the House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-30
TAKEN ON AMERICAN SOIL
salinas, Insurgent Leader, Ar.
rested in Los Angeles.

LOS Angeles. April 29-Francisco Vas
quez Salinas accredited by the revolu-
uonary junta In this city as commander
IN chief Of the insurgent forces n Lower
'aiifornia. was taken into custody here
TODAY by operatives of a detective
agency.
It is said there are rewards ssgresat-
ing $4,000 in gold offered by the Mexican
government and Governor Vega of Lover
california for Salinass delivery to the
Mexican authorities
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-30
BIRD DOG SEEKS A LAWYER
Apparently Thought He Had Stolen
Package Containing S18.

Kings Mountain n. G.. April PA bird
dog wandered into the Peoples Loan and
Trust Company ONCE, and. after nosing
around. picked up package and walked
ont with it. unseen by the clerks. About
half A block away he dropped it on the
sidewalk and tore the paper open. Some
one passing took the package away ana
found that II contained SIS in silver and
gTeenbacke
The dog evidently thought that ne had
done sonething criminal for he struck out
down the street and went upstairs 10
law office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-30
THAT'S Jim BRYCE y
SAYS FRISCO BELLBOY
Further Identification Of Alleged
"Los Angeles Times"
Dynamiter.
GET KAPLAN AND SCHMIDT?
Defence Will Assert That Gas
Caused Fatal Explosion
-Darrow Re-
tanned
GET KAPLAN AND SCHMIDT?
IBv Telegraph 70 The Tribune J

Los Angeles. April 29.-The positive
Identification Of James b. Mcnamara AS
lanes Bryce by San Francisco bell
hov this afternoon was probably the
most dramatic incident OF the dynamite
cases since the arrival OF the prisoners
from the East.
The stage was well set for the incident.
Trevor McCachren, a bellboy. who was
employed in the Hotel Argonaut. where
Bryce was a guest before the explosion
which destroyed the plant of THE Los
Angeles Times" arrived here from San
Francisco early this afternoon. He was
taken To the Sheriff's office. and sat in
group of newspaper men and officers for
about ten minutes while the scene was
prepared.
"Gentlcmen. step in here" said an
under sheriff at last The party walked
into another room. where ten men were
standing watching the door.
Did YOU ever see any of these men
before" asked Sheraff Hamme
McCachren looked the men over care
y
mara. stared him in the face and re
marked:
why. yes. I know this one. I'd know
him i'm hell. That's Jim Bryce
Mcnamara. who had been smiling
while the young man scanned the crowd.
paled perceptibly when McCachren
stepped mp in front OF him. and trembled
a. the boy began to speak. The officers
we're satisfied. and the bellboy had n
conference with District Attorney Fred
Burns's detectives received orders to-
dav To hurry back to Chicago at once
Order Direct from, Burns.
According to hints let fall by super
intendent Mills OF the local branch of the
agency the order came direct from Burns
himself.
II is asserted here that the arrest of
Kaplan and Schmidt. who have heen
indicted for The Times" explosion, has
been accomplished. and that the de-
iectives have been summoned East 10
bring the prisoners back to this city.
Detective Mills. in charge Of the Los
Angeles branch of Burnss agency. said
to-day that his branch had complete con
troll OF the case. and that he would he
personally I'm charge OF Developments on
the Coast until the arrival of Burns, on
Tuesday or Wednesday,
Judge Hilton. chief attorney for the
Western Federation of Miners. and coun-
sci for the prisoners. visited the Jail
this afternoon. Not until then did 1t
become known that Sheriff Hammel had
been keeping Ortie McManigal "incom-
Inunicado." with orders that no one be
allowed to see him unless the Sheriff or
the District Attorney was present.
After conference lasting more than
two hours with tho Mcnamara brothers,
Hilton asked 10 see McManigal. Per
mission WAS refused AT first. but when
he insisted McManigal was taken from
his cell. He talked quietly 10 Hilton for
half an hour or more. According 10
Hilton he discussed his confession.
From what McManigal told me. am
satisfied that his story Will play only a
very small part In the trial" said Hilton
later. II doubt even that II WIN he told
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-30
CONTROLLER BARS PROMOTERS
Will Not Charter National Bank IN
Which They Are Active.

Washington, April @.-i.awrence ~ Mu'
raw the Controller of the currency a"-
nounced to-day that his office "onId new.
again issue charter To nanohaI p"'N
uyben there was evidence mat pro"o'e's
were active In the project.
Mr.. Murray holds that the oreahlnn''o. ,''
., q national bank should be pro"'p'.u W
the needs Of the locality. Piono,ro" ,D he
w ,Ined whether for participation n no
kli,di stock or otherwise Will be hafreo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-30
,.,tnaCk AND COTTAGES

i,ne oeth Is hole solf course scenic auto
routes Detached family cottages COM
pleteiv furnished. for rent with hotel ser
,ice Charles V Murphy. Mgr. Address
taursi House, Lakewood. n. J.-Adyt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-30

THROUGH CARS TO CALIFORNIA
yel,ov 8. one Alaska Grand canyon. May
and June RAYMOND Whitcomb Co, s2b Sth
ave Booklets. .-AdNt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-30

a h
Mexican
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-30

ov,s "srut. Cuvee" or "speeIsl oeo.
Dee Mn. for those who Know tnsnipak'y
:, = NJ r dewey e. Sons Co, 1Ss Fulton ct" ~
-AdVt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-30
Were Enjoying the Scenery.

The special train left Utica this morn
ins on the Delaware, Lackawanna q
Western Railroad and when IL reached
stroudsburg. Penn, Pennsylvania
Railroad crew took charge OF it and was
to have run IL through 10 Philadelphia
In Washington the excursionsts were
10 have been entertained by Vice-Presi-
dent Sherman. and II was at first re
ported that he was on the train. THIS
vas incorrect. for the Vice President was
In Utica. having planned TO leave there
on Sunday. The passengers were en-
joying the early spring scenery along
the picturesque Delaware River valley,
when, at 245 o'clock, there was a sud
den jar and the excursionists in the cars
were thrown from their seats
Hardly had the train come TO a stop
before FIRE started. and spread so rapidly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-30

Continued on third page.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-22

W. nAyssA = ynss@. Ass .A-.s sss,..-..~.,.,...-
sub 's1 Of a:ss of s: s.s ssss.
Afxsssi! sitss sub o. 10. l. q d. .sS q
ss' s q s os x: SUBJ . s and i u ana re
esi H.ssiI..I ,ss ss,,: IL. named s.a
and block. Il ana |: sssii = q block. q
.a % ns 81 s's 20 I Fl: :sS q e m.
w:.:ea. SUB q iet saips.sd tract, e; -.
sps % L. a. &: q ..S
lot shpyard tract ,................
ss iIs, s'S's; ;s' o. :.
MARY Barry: Krupp. sub. lot Bisoim.r. rub q
MosSsn H.s. krrpp HOFFMAN. sub In. me, ely
Ss q B. -: o. III enc aIs
Elmer Clay. n Krupp H.ndio..r: sub OF lot x ana
IT. Of block 10 70 Of q the sSs Of In.
81 lot sub q sns ls. 70 "a Of wm
FiSpsis Est KrSpp sssss sub Of lot q e. th !:
n q fi lot Il IS or the sub
Daniel osos.n EST s'i panls
.r Of Ary Of
rs.sub Of 81 and the part Of p ass lying be-
Ls:.ss Rowan, Lsss;s. q lot: i, i. ia a.
:: :: e. ana eaa a7s siss
Loys.t s Eat Rowan, last named sub
ss. E ROWAN .s ss na ns%' SUBJ
Est aGwsS Last NAMED .s.. .us o.
, and u :, the .sS ISL ass and
eS.: .. KrisSst . soid.nth. Thems. Br9.; sub 3, q
2 Fort sro .. q
gA:. Z. krisSsl aoldsmith last named .sb;
and the sly n of WHY OF lot shipyard tract.
Rathbone, Blackstone, last named sub.
eheal q Harting. Blackstone, last named sub
Unknown, Blackstone, last named sub
Unknown, Blackstone, last named sub.
Unknown, n BIackstone, named 'svs
RAthbone Chamberlain, Rathbones sub of the ely y
and the sly OF the WHY " OF lot 7, shpyard tract
Rathbone Chamberlain. last named SUBS III T.
RAthbone g. Cham berlain last named sub. III y
Unknown, Chamberlain last named sub N III II
Unknown n Chamberlain last named sub Ia ~.
8 Stevens, Rathbone. Rathbone's sub. OF O. T. OK
the sub of the Shipyard tract.
Stevens. Rathbone last named S.........-....
n Atkinson n. Rathbone. Rathbones sub. OF the ely
the SLY u OF the WHY n OF lot 7. shipyard
-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-22

y.nn so., n .. sn.s PET g i.s .,s, % s az
.oss 81. lsl'. BEING s.sss u.
1s s IF u iS :a.. ne vim
point in e s' Int q : sss. ls
rho 10 sl.Sfs ii. Ave sub %
Johnson pig last named sub
sss%ld bis last
and ~ 10 i 81 r. e Is
*: .s q DE x as sf $. e Sl a@ :ss { r.
I = res.r.,a Dta ls.s named 30, ma . G:,s
a.as ~ II. a z n. g. ana
sf p, = Ma
4 s;: IT. 4 ana nd o.: cs "a e
r.m. Est n CLAYTON Palm: sub Of part Of chris:
p. fionnf E.t Manke c. y .s named sub
'.' :sS ss ss as =
ys s:ss: %:s: last named named sub
:ss e ,sss j * an: :s 81.
sub H " 's ana Il sas 's
walker w %sli.r !: Meiis.n L.rlln. sub
IN ~sasS 1s ss = io. No Of n. sub Of sh.
Jacos peudst scnixsn H. H.ss.rty's sub OF part Of
yR. ss :HG iSi AND u
Thos Larins Michigan plat OF PARTITION by Probats
Court OF estate OF Edward Martin, on p rs
Private way lying W, of and adjoining lots
30, %. ia 16 and IL off,. /.
s;' s.T;s :ss s''
10 OF p 200. --'.'
Fred Keller Perkins VIM Wssson's sub Of lot 10 OF
r. Ksinoski. Perkins, last named sub .--....
Paul Drogowsd n Perkins last named sns....--~ - ~
warrSN q Prtsburx wagner Bros. sub OF .. I snd
ths n = Of o. sub Of that part 5. OF p ~ S Sin3
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-22

y y.a winsis I. E:rnssis ,... ssnss :ys-.----.-
n Van Wrinkle o. Ferndale last named sub. $3.50.
y n Van Wrinkle, O. Ferndale last named sub.
Unknown n Ferndais. Robt NJ orindisy's sub on ". y
olo. or the sub OF r.. 90.
aos S n SsrnSsi. orsnsoT. sub q par, Of u;
Julia Burns Ferndas sub OF that OF lot
:. lying . OF Dix I'd OF the suA OF y so......---
and OF the sub OF q co. IN T. .. g. r. IL n. n Of
orantor woodmers. last named sub.
9rantor, o Woodmere. last named sub--..
0rantor, o. Woodmere, last named
0rAntor. woodmere. named sub.
Harrah Woodmere. Harrah's Toledo Ave sub OF that
part OF lot so, lying ely OF Woodmers ave.
Harrah q Woodmere. last named sub.
Harrah o. Woodmere last named sub.
Unknown n Woodmere Grantors sub. OF part or o. LIS
and 4. OF the sub OF p. So In T. g., X IL r., q OF
Dix and Township lands. ........,,......
Unknown n. Woodmere. last named sub.
" Becker Dix plat OF Clars sub or lots Ia ID ID
L. 10. 20. Is a. ~, rs. 20 and so. Crawford.s sub Of
Fort tract. being OF y. ITO and
~. Becker o. DIX, named sub
VIM Schmidt. Dix. last named
Unknown Dix last named sub ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
tract being 27o, the east part OF p 1eT and the
west part or p sss
q tfe q
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-22

o. cr.xlords ssS q Soa; ss.s, .I s:s % IN =.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-22

A.r wardicS o. navy cahaisns Of iot Z, snipyard
Aug wardick. Navy. last named sub .-.--.....-
wardick. o Navy, last named SUB -
Aug wardick. Navy last named sub -
Anna Navy, last named sub
n " Cahaian O. Navy, named sub
n N Cahaian Navy, last named sub
n n o Navy, last named sub.
i " McInerney named sub .--.-
II McInerney Navy, last named sui.
Crossman, Navy. Crossman's sub Of lot l. snipysrd
crossman. n. Navy last named sub.
Crossman Senator, named
Senator, last named
Senator, last named SUB.
Senator, last named sub.
Crossman named .--s.
John Wedenhofer Senator. last named sub.-..--..-
Iohn n Senator last named sub.
C. Ehrmentrant. n. Whitaker. last named suS------
Thrmentrant Whitaker, last named sub.
g. Bloomfield, n Whitaker last named sub $500.
Crossman. n whitaker, last named sub
crossman. whitaker last named sub
Srossn1an' WHITAKER, last named sub
Crawford Est. stratton plat Of the sub OF crsws
No. as1. and the W part Of p q iss' All tn.t par.
g Crawford Est, stratton. last named SUB ---...
Crawford Est. stratton. last named sub: n
- int. 4 and 4, Of the sub. Of Crawfords Fort
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Unknown w. Crawford, plat OF the suhs=of Crawford
Fort tract being 40 the east part Of ie7, an.
NJ. the .r,. p Js.sop cs.vford last named sub "
. las n. OF n. ass n Of ". 1875 n
!" "a q sues u -
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-22

Anton Schmidt Wfllette, Barium Wfuett6s SUB OF
q the nub Of D, G. 266
Barum Willette. Wtllette, last named
Barlum Willete, Willette, last named SUP
Villette named sub.
Anton Schmidt named sub.
willetto Willette, last named sub
Barl1m willettA named sub
Bnrurn wiliette named sub
Barum Wiiietta n willette, named sub
Barum Willette "a willette, named sub
wiiIetta wtllette. named
ViiIette. named sub.
Barum Wfllette, n Barlum. named
Willette n Barlum. named
a. yyillette named sub.
Willette named sub.
a. yyilIette named sub.
wiIIette named sub.
Fsri wiette IIyernois named sub. .
sriurn n Wiette IIyernois named sub.
Rarlunn a wiilett w Lvernois named sub
Nj Hayes w. Liyernois named sub
NJ Hayes Lvernois. last named SUP,
Unknown, Livernois Wagners SUD- OF D. ~ acres OF
A TinIse " Iiyernoi. Andrew J. Lnzee's sub. Of the
sly v Of lot OF campaus sub OF ase.
a. Drogowski w. Livernois. VIM B. We.son's sub Of lot
10 and Wesson q Ingerso !. :. - n an snS
Unknown, Lvernois cicotte. Gilbert Barkumss sub
IL, IA and lots l. and y or lot ~ OF y
o. iSs ,n.n . i,v:.n.i: ,..t named = .
\
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fords sub OF Fort tract being part D. asa lyi,
along the .. line OF Crawford and between Fort
and w, St. L. p. r. n.
n Crawford Est O. Crawford Stenton's sub. OF part
O. L Al OF crawford's sub on .. as ass and 49,
Crawford Est- . Crawford. last named sub
woodruff Crawford woodrunrs sub. Of the My acr
woodruff, Crawford last named sub.
J. Ward Rowland, W Crawford. Aberls's sub OF the
itaol lot 9, Of the sub OF crawfords Fort tract
Louis Good enow Crawford, last named sub
Chas 3. Hun. Crawford, last named sub.
Chaa Hayes. Crawford last named sub.
chss Hayes. W. Crawford last named sub
81 Crawford W. Crawford. Pohls sub OF part OF 10
S. 50 and 90. and Crswfords sub of lots 81 and 81
g. Crawford Est ". Crawford. last named suS.-....-
81 Crawford Est W. Crawford. last named SUBJ
n Crawford, named sub.
a crawford Est W. Crawford. last named sub.
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