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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-06
FOR CONSTRUCTING VITRIFIED
CROCK LATERAL SEWERS.

Roll No 1916 For constructing
yttiutG crock lateral sewer, No 2235,
in alley In block bounded by Wayne,
shelly. Congress and Fort streets
Ron 80 1872 For construct ing
Vitttfeo CROCK lateral sewer. No 22t2,
in alley IN blocN bounded bX lrnquni4-
buns. kercheval and Waterloo ave-
RulI No ,539 - For constructive
yiteiHrd crock lateral sewer. No 2229
la alley ln block bounded by ElmwoOd
.HECU-r and Moran street, Mcdbury and
Harper avenues. where not already
bail.
EciI 40 1911 For constructing
yitrihed crock lateral sewer, No 223l
ia aiiey IN block bounded bN Scuc 90
amt Ncw'und avenues, Monat ana
ChIEiu streets.
Ill Ne TT I,ttp construct it51,
IitrIncd crock lateral sewer No efGT
tp alleNs ia blocks bounded by Good
wa street ana Cameron avenue, Caniu
avenue and city limits
t;utf. M - = fror CONSTRUCTIVE
vitrttteo crock lateral sewer No 22it,
+ stv---Jtt7 ard AfuftTUu street. WhttUkCr
an trrndale avenues.
Ru.i No 752a For constructing
vitriAHd crock lateral sewer No 22tg
il south side Of Grand River avenue.
between Harrison ard National ave-
nutS
vitrintd crock lateral sewer No. 2ee7.
p-stll+4p -ki+ttt +-rtttttr-ti by frfrtf7TtT
and Twepty-oighth streets. Warren
aut A,Cr1w avenues, where not al
ready built
ran No 7547 For constructing
viieilrd crock lateral sewer No 222-
IN alley IN hlocis poulded hy Chalmers
Marlborough Freud and Jefferson ave-
MUGS
non No 752s For constructing
NitriEcd crock lateral sewer No 2"2S
ga street, south side Of Warren avoaut,
hetwCcn Campbell avenue and Thirty
fofut'I street
vitriGed crock lateral sewer. No ego.
in alleys iu blocks bounded by chip
prwa and Newland avenues Mack aye
Eur Hnc sylvester street.
l.OD No 7ANI 49, For constructing
vitrircd crock latcgal sewer. 80 PHI
IN aucvs in blocks bounded NV Cam
cron fDd rardoni avenues HolbrOoR
already bu.lt
Part Is due ana payable within 20
DAYS from date OF this notice Parts
Q and become due and paya bic IN
Quo, - e. ard three Years. respoctiNe ip.
frem the date ~ this notice. together
from the datn when The work was ac-
certed bv tho city
Fifhci of sait pnrts may be p,id
wIthlu 80 days rom the date Of tn.s
note without further interest
" either of said partS ore 'v0.
three or four shall not be paid Nhaa
they became due 8 per cent penal.v
from the date when ~" work WIS
accorded hv the citv VIII lie added and
The premises assessed will he olvet-
tiScl aud sold as provided by Jaw
MAX c KOCH
t'ffr'.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-06

his way from New York. On TINS
field. on which was fought one OF the
worlds most important. battles. Judge
Durfee left his right arm almost hair
a century ago. The ffeid-has been re-
stored by the government. and IL
kept as nearly as possible as II was
when Lee and his army made the des-
perate EFFORT 10 invade the north
With the aid OF maps. Judge Durfeo
was able 10 trace the positions held
by the different regiments, End the
spot where he was wounded 90 over
the ground covered by Pickett In his
last charge, and tramp along Gene
terry Ridge and Little Round Top.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-06

single seats Tor tie concert opened
Saturday morning in Grinners and
viii continue throughout Monday.
90
Edwin Hughes of the piano depart
ment OF the Ganapol School OF Musi
cal Art will gave a recital, Thursday
evening Nov. %. His program which
is to be an elaborate one will In
clude n Beethoven Sonata. and the
Symphonic Emdes of Schuman. In
the concert training class of the
school Thursday evening. the follow
ing students presented the program
Misses Elsie Thorne Esther Hayes
Ada Gordon, Elizabeth Rohns, Isabe
Mandell, Sylvia Simons, Marion Nor
ton Phyllis Poyas and Mabel Nc
Lane.
Tire November number Of The
Studio, bCTUft'B own musical maya
zine, has much within its covers to
interest musicians. teachers and the
general public. The reYieW- of and
-exeaEPts from ae#al,s ATT ehieg-
raphy, begun in the October issue. is
continued and will prove of tho ut
most interest TO all who wish "a
know more of the intimate side of
The great music.dramatist, but who
are unable TO own Il Copw OF the auto
biography which the publishers hold at
high figure for the ordinary purse.
Musical happenings in city and state
have excellent reports and fine
sheaf Of music is part of the maya
zine as usual
90
Miss Bernice Mae Torrey gave a
riano recital Saturday evening. oct.
2S, in the Mcdonald School OF Music,
assisted by Mrs. Edwin ) Sheriff.,
pianist: AIlan Patton Wallace, bari
ipne, and Francis A Msyhew, accom-.
PIANIST Miss Torroy's program in
cluded the following numbers: sou.
alta Pathetique, tBeethoyen) Der.
ceuse Chopin; Barcarola, Niszt) /;
I1tude in y nat mapor, Qiszl Rhap-
sodie Hongroise No 9, (.iszp, Con
certstuck Won weber,. with orchcs
tral accompaniment on second piano
Miss Myrtle Mcdonald. soprano, I'D
mund Fox and Verne Smith, violin.
lists. and Margaret COmerford, accom-
PIANIST. OF the school, gave q program
Thursday afternoon, at an "dfu
OF the ladies' guild of the Northwest
ern Christian church
80
One OF the truly unique musical
attractions now before the American
public is the Imperial Russian Court
Balaliaka orchestra which viii appear
in this city for tho first time, Sunday
afternoon and evening Nov. 90. in
the Garrck the2ter. This orchestra
belongs TO the cars own encourage
and the Instruments played are the
national instruments Of Russia NJ.
Andreeff is the conductor OF the or
chestra lie is 4 Russian gentleman
OF high family and a musician OF un-
usual talent Tt has been due 10 UNI
selfish and unremtting expenditure Of
his time and private fortune that the
ancient balalaika has returned 10 its
own as the national instrument Of the
Russian people The playing of the
orchestra in New York and Boston
and a few other eastern and southern
cities last winter was a sensation.
The highest praise was accorded the
organization for artistic work and the
production Of exquisite music on a
beautifully toned, though strange
looking instrument
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-06
NCTICE--ALLEY PAVING ASSESS
MENT.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. Nov L. 1911

lltllollf NOV. e. ia =
Paving Notice M. itI..
To MARY BoloWski. John pcrliaEL
John Gorncy J. Ifcptl, ~ Jamcshiil>"
Catherine krolilsowski, august koss
u l<oralski, Anton kaminski, Euwafj
/. kane Mary Lcppak. John Mokersk
Bla .cr Machowski Theodore Opalo" q
Ski. Charles UHclmau. Mary Wisnew-
ski William IoltowSki and 20 az
"thrr persons ownints, occGpiinG, "i
otherwise interested iu any Of the lo's
and INt,ls of real estate m the local
a assessment district established hN he
Common Council TO dcfruN the expenses
OF rrading and paving the alley within
the boundaries herein set torth
The assessment roll has been com
pietcd Tor defraNng the expense ~
paving the alley No 212 being the al
ley FIRST north OF and parallel TO Cau-
uCld avenue, from he east llnr %
IlastIHgs street 10 the east line or i.
Moran farm and is now open TO in-
sacCtfot. at this Office, and VIII roma y
iu ihls office for FIVE DAYS from the
dfHt publication OF this notice TOR the
ans ptrttan OF all concerned All lots
cor Ia'tsis cf land ahuE inE ON. on &i-
IDiHIH- tho ALLEY So descended. --ildNe
boon assessed for such Improvement
I'm Board OF Assessors VIII meet on
TucsdJy Tho 18th day OF Novcmbor.
.il. tt no o'clock D. m. at th0lr 0tA2C-
.i+-f4t.44i4 - tltl .tt4-tSsl ll-l.AIiasiIa IA
session FOR - period Of six hours 70
hear ans person or persons desiring 20
eAiaet- te-aAy- seS2s IA l-,lt-Sn-- ttlllllG-
BOARD OF ASSESSORS
By HENRY PLNSS.
6i5) President
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-06
Mrs. w. c. o. Moebs Dead.

Mrs. Nellias Hedges Moebs. wife
of William ID. c. Moebs. died Friday,
in the Woman's hospital. following
an operation for appendicitis. Mrs.
Moebs had been i'll for several weeks.
She was born 80 years ago I'm the
home still occupied by her parents
at No 707 Beaubien-st Mrs. Moebs
Is survived by her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs John Hedges, two brothers.
George T. and p. J. Hedges; Mr..
Moebs and two children. Helen and
William ID. c. Moebs, Jr. Funeral
seyvices will be held Monday morn
ing, at 10 o'clock with the Rev.
Frederick Faber. rector Of st. Johns
Episcopal church. in charge.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-06
CITY OF DETROIT. OFFICE OF
CITY TREASURER.

Detroit October 30 1911
Notice Is hereby given 10 all persons
iutott stCd that there have been filed
IN this Office the following named as
"a ssmept rolls.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-06


To NelHc Archer q. Is. Bchu ~ r.
Bradford. Arthur cotton. fdl,u carter,
= T.. cent. MlrLlrci lIarriu-tou lleury
Kaiser H. kulr 4. O. Ertutier.
t,otnrop Fstute co. e. LYON NJ. A..
Miller. Charles M&rtz John j..
NundL G. r. Marshall G.. =. NOrker,
Martin nelson ~ y Roth q g. EBiv=.
H. q. Eascmln, Arthur y. SChreit,r T.
g. Sprau. Elzlucth SummCrhof Paul
Wailbaum D. W walters. ard 10 aIi
other prraons owning. uccupyrg o.
otherwise interested Iva any ot tie lots
and parcels OF real estate Iu Tho local
assessmcnt district cst1bilslcd d." th"
Common Council Go dofrHy 81, cN
10, Ussg - ET'Trf'rr-- drTT p7NtfI-- -rTrF,
Within TIC n"urlariss horeiu set forth.
Tire ns -Waut roll. Dr. lcgu COM
paving the alley NO zoe being III
alley 800 block bounded w Kcrcheval
and Helen avenue WuLaria0 street and
Grand boulevard from tus north curb
line Of Ecrchctul avenue to tho south
curb line az Waterloo street and Dr.
now opon 60 Inspection IT ibis office
and VIII r.ui.lr iu tins office Tor "a.
d1rs trurr trr ff-et publication ~ ms
notice Tor the inspection 81 all COM
cerncd an lots ~ parcels 90 ma
.nbutting on7-pr adjoining tlc alley go
desrrinci have been assessed for sucu
improV eWcnt
Tho Uourd on Aescseors VII r.ro' on
Tuesday ths iflr day OF Noycmbcr 1911.
NJ io o'clock 10 TO-. at f',ir office in
mo CITY ilflI tut VIII r.u1iu in -gs-
sion COR s-FcrlUd of a.E hours Co. boar
any pergou or persons desiring 20 alb
ictt Co any assessment so made
BOARD OF ASSES SOES,
C6fD BY. HENRY PLNSS.
PresldentSN
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-06

Soda crackers are
extremely sensitive
to moisture.
Before the advent of
Uneeda Biscuit the
only persons who
ever tasted fresh,
crisp soda crackers
were the people in
the bakeries.
Imagine their trip
from bakery to your
table; exposed to air
and moisture-kept
in grocers' boxes and
finally i'm a paper bag
on the shelf i'm your
pantry. Gould they
be the same as they
were the day they
were baked?
Now that we have
Uneeda Biscuit-we
have perfe city
baked soda crackers
perfectly kept.
No moisture can
reach them-nO con-
Eliminating influ-
enceS can affect
their flavor-their
goodness is impris-
oned only to be
liberated by you for
you when you open
the package.
AlWaysin the moist
ure proof package.
Never sold in bulk.
5 cents a package.
NATIONAL BISCUIT
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-06

The program for he regular We'd
nesday concern Of the Detroit Con-
scrvatory'of Music was very interest
mg. Miss Agnes IIavll pupil Of
MARSHALL Pelse. sang Two italian
songs Miss Georgia Barton PLAYED
SrAubcrts ImprOnptu in y nat major;
Miss Jean BreEter the Etade Mig.
nome tSchuttrand Miss Alice Ferris
ne andante from Mendelssohn's con.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-06
New Divorce suit

New Divorce Suit.
Suit for divorce was started in the
circuit court, Saturday. by Maude
Hilbert. who charges her husband.
Henry, with desertion.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-06
NOTICE-ALLEY PAVING
ASSESSMENT.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE.

DUroit. Noyembcr D. l9lt
nnALnr NnIIrr No. no.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-06

Ni-s Margaret lander entertained
p number ~ friend Monday evening
with a musicale The program was
Given ht Miss Zander who Us n piano
pppH OF Mis- Edith Hicks; Miss Him.
soprano Charles Him. vielinist: W.
& Coclms. violinist and Miss Adelaide
HIM, accompanies
The Marshall republican., 1911-12-14

Sam Moritz jr, lost n valuable
horse Monday night from eating
wormy corn
Mrs s. w. Fell and little son
We're shopping In Marshall Mon
day.
Prof. Britton spent Sunday af-
ternoon with II. Richard and
family.
c. W. Dickson transacted BUSH
ness In Marshall Monday.
Married Mt the residence OF Mr..
and Mrs. Z. c. Fenner, near Whites
Island Sunday Dec. 10th at SIP. m.
In the presence OF few intimate
friends, Justice w. J. vogt officia-
ting, Wesley Smith and Mrs. Cora
Jewell the contracting parties.
They represent some OF our best
people In this neighborhood. We
join friends in extending congrat-
ulations.
The Marshall republican., 1911-12-14
SWEET SPRINGS

Mrs. John Armstead of Valley
Falls, Kansas accompanied DIR. Jar
Wis home. Mrs. Armstead Ia
Jarvis mother and Is not enjoying
good health.
j. i. Killion who has been gone
since early spring returned from
Carter, Montana, to spend the win
ter with his daughter Mrs. C. Z,
Dickerson-
Mrs. j. 8. Wiley will spend the
holidays with her daughter, Mrs,
F. j. Dicus in Little Rock, Ark.
Miss Ellen Hedger who has been
visiting relatives In H%arrisonvlle
for the past two weeks has re-
turned.
Miss Martha Wallace Jones who
visited her cousin Miss Dorothy
Simrall since Thanksgiving has re-
turned to her home in Kansas City.
Mrs. VIM. Binkley and daughter
Mss Gem entertained large num-
Der of friends at their pleasant
home on Locust st. Friday after
noon.
Mrs. Smith and children of
Houstonia visited her father It. C.
Berry last Friday and Saturday.
Miss Angie Berry is visiting rel
atives and friends in independence
and Kansas City this week.
L. l.. Sturgeon has returned from
Chicago where he sold his cattle.
The Marshall republican., 1911-12-14
Short Course in Agriculture

There will be a meeting OF men
from various parts OF the county
held at Missouri Valley College,
December 10 at II a. m. to con-
slider further arrangements, dates,
and to receive suggestions concern
ing the proposed Branch Short
Course In Agriculture to be Civ
en- by the State School OF Agri-
culture at Columbia Missouri.
Enough have signified their in
terest to make 1t practically GER
tain that we can have such q
school for Saline County, but 1t In
necessary for US to take some
steps which the State School Of
Agriculture requires in order to
make ure of II. Do not fail to
be present or send somebody to
represent you from your part OF
the country. Remember the time
next Saturday at II o'clock a. m.
We want to get through by ~
o'clock sharp. Yours truly,
VIM. Fl. Black.
The Marshall republican., 1911-12-14
NEW HOME

There was a very heavy rain fell
here Saturday night and the roads
are real muddy but weather Is
flne at present.
Mrs. A. p. Reager returned home
Saturday morning after a visit
with her daughter Mrs. Frank Car
others of Sedalia. :
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Lemons and
family, Boss Lemons and wife,
Misses Maude Harris, and Bessie
Knott, Messrs Leland and Bryan
Laughlin and Roy Forbes attended
a birthday dinner at It. C. Mark
hams Sunday.
Miss Frances Reager OF Elmwood
visited the Misses Harris Saturday
night.
Born to MIR. and Mrs. Hugo Stol-
berg near Sweet Springs on Mon
day. Dec. IL 1911, a son. Mother
and baby are doing nicely.
Mrs. Anna Larue spent Monday
with Mrs. A. p. Reager Of Elm
wood.
Mrs ID. M. Harris is with her
daughter Mrs. Hugo Stolberg at
this writing.
The Marshall republican., 1911-12-14
NORTH GRAND PASS

There will be a Christmas tree
with short program at Asbury
Chapel Dec. Esd. You r cordial
.ly invited.
Mrs Frank Demoss was shopping
In Marshall last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Worley Of
Columbia, Mo-, visited the latters
parents several days last week.
p. III. Arnesmeyer who has been
quite sick the past few days, 10
much better at this writing.
Harry German was buying hogs
near Corder last Friday.
Miss Learle Long was q dinner
guest OF Misses Goldie and Eunics
Iemoee Sun0ey. =
The Marshall republican., 1911-12-14
BLACKBURN

Misses Mayme Rubelmann and
Gussie Lillard were shopping in
Marshall Thursday.
Mrs. Browning and grandson,
Robert Jackson were visitors to
Higginsville Saturday !.
Misses Incz and Lucy Dowden,
Rose HiIlen, George Strader and
Messrs Herman Brunkhorst, Ernest
Lynn and Gilbert Brownfieid were
visitors to Alma between trains
Sunday evening.
The Marshall republican., 1911-12-14
'ha Nisemeier TO Jas NJ Sims

Cha Nisemeier TO Jas NJ Sims
100 acres In 20, 32-i9-21 ...... 5000
William F Deis to NJ J Censor
and o L Hill ] 1-2 acres 5-51-19 200
William Mitchell TO w A Camp
hell IS 1-2 acr 2i-5o-2i ...... 1000
q W .'ewton to L C Holt $50
.cr s 20, 17,-is-21 ...... ..... e. 800
Mary J R.b.Its to L A Doughty
lot 3h'ock 1. College add
Ma.sLali .. j.. &c. ... -. ... .. 10
Allen c Gwinn to Susan Z
Gwinn part lots 8, block p
SLATER &. IT. -. -. &. II. 1000
Emma F Ball to j w McCor-
mick part block 5 Haggins
addition Marshall ...... ...... 6i7
Mary f Ballard to- J b Meschede
3l-2 S-51-2l ...... ...... 200
The Marshall republican., 1911-12-14

Remaining In the Marshall, Mo.
postoffice Dec. 10, 1911. II not
called for In Is days will be sent
to the dead letter office at WASH
ington, I'D. C.
Alma Aliens, Mrs. L. c. Gains,
Mrs. w. II. White, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dan Barton. Moody Lythe, J. M.
Hovey, Edgar Sullivan.
L. w. VANDYKE, p. M.
The Marshall republican., 1911-12-14

Elisha Z Thornton TO Chas.
Hager lots s to 8 block I
Saline City e. d. -. . D.. 200
Goodwin & Gauldin TO Maggie
Langan lots 1, 2 & 3 block
2 & 8 Hyland Place Marshall 900
Jas w ID Moss to Chas w d
Moss lots 8 & 4 block 2 Grand
Pass & 40 acres 7-5l-23 ...... 100
Chas w ID Moss to Bette A
ID Moss, same land ...... &c. 100
J r Nearry to Addie J Bridges
Lot 1 block 10 Slater ...... $3.50
John NJ Thompson to Howard
p and Ella P Short lot s
block 2Eubank add Slater HOO
N and ] F Alexander to Kim
nell and Clute lots 10, II, IS
block o, Nelson .. .............. 800
w b Mullens to Len b Embry
80 acres S0-53-20 ...... ........ $500
Lem b Embry to A. q. Scriven-
or so acres 30-53-20 . .. ...... $500
Jas T Conway to Peter ii Rea
East LIS lot i block % Mar
ohhii .----- 's.-.. ..-... ...... lUU
Trustees Orearville & Shilo
NJ 4. Church to A ] Drew
acre in 26-51-2o ...... ..... $50. 500
J. II. Green to ii J S~teinheimer
lot 9 block 40 Marshall ...... $50
lnex Goodlove to Sam and e
Lynch 800 acres 1924, 27 and
o-io-@o D. 80 '".-. - = -. ...-.. 3UIo
j c Conway to A A Vesser lot
IL Eastwood Marshall ...... -. $50
Walter E Howard to William
Dyer 1-2 lots 16, II English
1 add Marshall. -. ...... 700
A. L. Pollard to Robt LEM
The Marshall republican., 1911-12-14

Mrs. A. Lopez and daughter vir-
GINA spent Sunday at Kansas City.
Lewis Neal was a Marshall visi-
tor Monday.
Mrs. Galloway and Mrs. p. Peak
were shoppers at Higginsville Mon
day.
The Marshall republican., 1911-12-14
Our Special Offer

The big c OF u recent
offer has prompted us to make II
again and beginning Saturday
morning we will make the offer
for two weeks more-see big adv.
The Marshall republican., 1911-12-14
FINE FARM FOR SALE.
Marshall, Mo-, Dec. 4th, 1911

WaTshal, Mo. Dec. 4th, 1911.
On account of i'll health l will offer for sale
my farm of 80 acres. located three miles south of
Marshal. on the Sedalia road. This farm is well
Improved, fenced with woven wire. a good six
buildings. The land is all good. there being no
waste. and all in high state of cultivation. All in
grass. but 20 acres. and thatin oat stubble. There
= . fine apple orchard and abundance Of small
Fruit. also abundance Of good water. For price
and terms see Mr.. A. Leonard. Marshall, Mo.
J.F. DUNCAN
The Marshall republican., 1911-12-14

irregular lot Slater, ...-...... 900
Robt LEM to A. L Pollard lot
s block 10 west Slater ........ 1000
Susan f Gwinn TO w NJ Haynie
and wife lot 2 block ~ Baker
s. 4. add Slater ...... ...... ...... e25
l X Parkhurst to Chas X Smith
1875 acres In 3-is-22 ...... .-... 6276
Wick Davis to M. f. Roberts
40 acres 12-50-20 ...... ,..... ...... 34i5
Joe w Mccormick TO |. N.
Ervard part lot 5 Haggins
add Marshall -. .. n. d. -. 1900
Nathan b Bowles to Larry II
Brownfield and wife 40 acres
3i-ol-21 ...... u. g.. It. .- If. .. oooo
Sam C Kitchener 10 Carlos b.
lots 10, II, and 70 block Is
College add Marshall ......... Sc. I
Albert & Arthur Rutleg to II
N Mclaughlin 40 acres Is
io-zU u. -. -. -. -. 80 ziuV
Henry N Mclaughlin to Albert
and Arthur Rutledge % acres
lo-iS-20 ...... ."... -. D.. q. -. loOO
Z w Dawes to Louis Rasse
40 acres 1s-is-2O ...... ..... ... 1850
Edward Washington TO Jos
Nichols lot block 16 Bakers
add Slater ... -. d. e. -. 100
Otto w Rupert to John A
Rupert go acres 10-52-20 5000
Mamie r Munoz to Jay Fl Nc
Chesney lot 8 Haggins add
Marshall ...... .. e. 81. . %. CAT
Jay II McChesney to d f
Crockett same lot ...... ...... il. $50
Sallie A Dobbins to letter
Williams rs acres In 5-52-2O 1900
r s Forquer to L Y Allen
and wife 1894 acres in 81
oi-is -- B. e. -. F. - -. =. 1000
The Marshall republican., 1911-12-14
Real Estate Transfers

Elisha Z Thornton to Chas.
Hager lots 5 TO s block 4
Saline City -. d. %. T.. -. -.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-29

Money fof home builders. Brown
Investment Co., corner Boston and
Second. adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-29
RAID AN OPIUM DEN
And ARREST WOMAN
PIPES AND LAMPS USED IN "COOK
ING" ARE FOUND At THE
LiWELLYN RESIDENCE

A fully equipped opium den was
raided early yesterday morning, Uni
ted states Marshal Fred Thompson.
assisted by detail Of local police at
Ninth and Elgin streets. The occu.
pant OF the place, Mrs. u. Lewellyu.
was arraigned before United states
Commissioners Hyams yesterday even
ing and bound over to the grand Jury
under $500 bond.
The den has been under surveil-
lance since the raid on the Eureka
Drug store where several pounds Of
the gum opium was found I'm the
money safe. 1t was known to the Of
ncers that the house at Ninth and
Elgin was heing used as n mop Joint
for the past month. but not until yes.
torday did the higher authorities. in
whose power II rests 10 make n con-
vlction, learn Of the place. The law
provides a violation In case opium in
any form Is found IN the possession Of
person. Smokers however, come
clear on this point and cannot he rro.
secuted in the city court because of
the lack of a city ordinance to cover
the violation Of smoking the deadly
drug.
II Is said that several other resi-
dences In respectable parts Of the city
VIII be ralded In the near future 10
ascertain TO what extent the drug Is
being used IN Tulsa. The wanan ar.
rested Yesterday Is considered an ex-
pert at cooking the pill. and It Is
thought hcr testimony before the
higher court win lncrlminate some of
those who have applied to her place
to have her prepare their dope"
Several pipes and alcohol lamps used
for cooking the pills were found in
the Lewellyn residence and confIscat-
ed by the officers The place Is said
to be a hang OUT for the leaders
among the hop smoking and hop eat
ing fraternity OF Tulsa.