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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-10


vote fef ihe fieaa0 bead for
construction 81 mnuielBal SATIN.
aHlna Ras efaeall opene8
Nia2al Wells park YESTERDAY be
eape 10 liehf
anii His 81 Is Allim afi ~
aag - lnifan Nas IN go inta faf
nlYal whk s3 AlleA has haw aoi
fgFeial laoutlH
Z tonhi & superintendent Sell ag4
Fhiey V siaflne % homo M aa
~ account of sle liilles 81 N
ihef nays Heases
MI, Mil6ef aai loilie Whlie eer
aAapialofs 1H the alga Tune, var
the holHf Fl being tle sole onen4-l
saaeh ~ charge b3 tne police ion ne
''a'ufasg aAd sunday period, wt q
|pilce business ssiaiIy uobblles
sAese days
~ Acllanlsi. local tailor. Ge7
h''lls.t [le spficE building ~ the f
aef q Harrison and Second stree
sed E,..,S, - ~.
sfasnr.i, ,o.aaio Hs H. P''s',ie'
,rpareHs ,fat,' a..a n ''''A 81
talI Z" ''' ''''lD'
vhe en,ds, 60 a,.
I.ir4t preel,s,,,i.,s aa
rneniar oaot.i,. giaaf,na en
M M, sna sI,
troad sFreat ,st. ava'.ss,. '@f
wtlijam eay,4ar fA. rf.u
aran6o ha,snr f. dai,vorim.
in i no,r ~.aaon s't,sss ,.
Tpo b,,aro4 80 sed tls. as.t
have haag 4,acad "a rTa@fand .sf
Mineral 9eiis .aets +. ts t,a,1. @.
niseion
: hnUug fr,ag ,s1gs.,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-10
|SoSIAL |St5't5lI.1'Al-
49, HAPPENINGS
MENU ron TUESDAY

BreaNaal
Baked uppes, cere| ana mcaa
minced ham on toast a le!t overl
fiee muillas toast tea add coTet
Luncheon
Cold lamb, slewed potatoes. tomato
aspic and legeee saMd crackers ana
theese, coolies aaj camel peaches.
tea
Dinner
Vegetable soup temains 81 eannea
miye8 vegetables lea or alded.
ret roast 81 beef ar0waeA sweet lo
iHlocs, creamed carrots farmers rUa
maalae black cofee lhe na3g
Leader
The Young people OF tue FiFs
Presbyterian chHrch Will gise So
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-10
n WIlI AZ Na. l-f1 Il

y Wriir to Ladies' Advisory
nepi ehastanooaa Medicine Cos
chailann0ga IeAn, laf Sperlsa nI
slmpeti0ns ana eipaae book GlcHeI
Treatment fog Women Sent ID plain
Nfappe 0n request
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-10

The MHskogee RefniHa eomga9
@lica has g large branch oijca aese
has q handsome new delivery wagon
Nhifh Was manufactured A Glnae
ana Bears the anDrnprale sigh M
fcHi2 l9me adilst0ca
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-10

tpNhiF superintendent Sell dnm
fhley 8 gaflnH ~ Hume lHe a..s
cH account Of lHf iiile4N 81 IN
ltuHpAfef and hs ifir 0aaef
ihef NAYS Meaales
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-10

co to the Cooked Food Excha11c
for your uucA Home cooked fo1d
We use Guthrie flous f20 east oti9.
homa Avenue
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-10

p y Mcdaniel a local tMlor a
ofs4i the .bick Juldng N the ,Y
ief 0t Harrison and Second Stree
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-10

vote fof tAe fieaAN b98d ae FOR
construction pf municipal bafh
house ai Alaegal Wells m
eitinA Nas eliie'alie 0peue8
Hia7a wells park YESTERDAY ne
ts " fhH aifN Aai lfleAde hat
come Ife
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-10

ATS Eugene Rerer OF G17 East SO
ble avcWe Is entertaining har motm
ei, ihs Adams, ol Crescent
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-10

The SUNDAY school workers OF Ht
First Presbfteran church hold tiri~
'egular weekly meeting 81 the G9ho
lf Nr ana Mfs ~ 81 Carter eel s.
broad street this evening
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-10

The park commission IS setting Qua
hedge fence along the south si4o.
of highland park Which win ajc
IF acti to t.e a racfiyaaess 81 she ra
s0Hl
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-03-17
EVERYTHING 10 READ.

hundred and eighty feet from the cen.
ter line thereof shall constitute the first
division; all the land outside Of sale
first division and within eight hundred
aud eighty feet from the exterior mar
gins OF said first division shall consti-
tute the second division; and all ofthe
lands outside of said second and within
eight hundred and eighty feet from the
exterior margins thereof shall consti.
tute the third division. Each separate
tract or parcel Of land id said first di-
vision shall be assessed and Be subject
to charge and lien for a proportional
part of seyen-ffteenths OF the total cost
of the construction or improvement Of
said highway; each separate tract or
parcel Of land ia said second division
shall be assessed and subject 10 a charge
and lien for a proportional part Of five-
fifteenths OF such total cost; and each
separate tract or parcel of land in said
third division shall be assessed and
subject to charge and lien for a pro-
portional part Of three-fifteenths Of
such total cost. The charge upon the
several separate tracts or parcels Of
land in each division shall be assessed
ratably according to the front foot plan;
that is to say, one longitudinal foot
along either margin OF the
and extending latitudinally
across the division shall be taken as the
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-03-17
THE REVENUE SECTION.

Below we quote that part OF the bill
which provides plan for raising reve-
nues for public highways.
SEC. 9. Be it further enacted, That
for the raising of funds for the con
struction or improvement of any high
way in any county in. the State such
county may assess, not to exceed fifty
per centum Of the cost Of construction
or improvement upon lands benefited
by such construction or improvement
in the following manner: If tile
owners Of sixty per centum Of the lands
lying betweeu two parallel lines sepa-
rated one mile from each other and lying
at opposite sides OF and equi-distant
from the center line Of the highway to
be constructed or improved shall file
with the county court OF said county
"a petition requesting that said court
construct such highway and make an
assessment in accordance with this sec
tion and assess upon said lands share
of the cost OF said construction OF inn
provement, such share to be such per
centum (not over fifty) Of the total cost
as the said petition shall specify, then
said county court may proceed in any
manner otherwise conforming to law,
to construct or improve said highway
and make an assessment upon said
lands for the total cost per centum
specified BY said petition. For the
purpose OF making an equitable ap-
portionmeDt OF such assessment, said
land SO subject to assessment on each
side Of said highway shall be divided
longitudinally into three parts as fol-
lows: All the land on}both sides 81 the
1 igisway aud within al distance Of eight
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-03-17

unit by which to determine tho pro-
lportion of the assessment, 50 THAT q
unit in each division will be seven sen
hundred and sixty feet Of superficial
area, The assessments upon the several
separate tracts or parcels Of land ii each
division shall be made in the same
manner as assessments for other coun-
|ty and state taxes are made, and shall
be collected in the same manner
or become delinquent at the same
time, as general taxes, and after becon-
ing delinquent shall be increased by the
same percentage as other delinquent
State and county taxes; provided, how
ever i said petition 30 requests, the
said entire assessment shall, before ap~
portionment among such lands, be dir
vided into ten equal parts OF INSTALL
ments and compound interest at FIVE per
centum per annum added to said parts
serially, excepting the first, for one {1)
70 nine (9) years, inclusive. The first
of said parts shall then be apportioned
among said lands as the assessment for
the first year and the second for the
second year, and so on serially from
year to year with the nine parts to
which interest has been added, each
part being during its year treated IN all
respects as would have been the ease
with the entire amount had the latter not
50 as aforesaid'been divided into parts.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-03-17
Paper Mrs. j. II. Zwinele. Unio.

Paper Mrs. ). II. zwingie, Union
City
Recitation Miss Bessie Demeyer. q
Fulton, KY.
Song Riyes Quartette.
Recitation Miss Callie McLeskey, of
Dyer
Secretary's Report.
Treasurer's Report.
Offering and Prayer
Benediction.
DAY MEETING, 9:30 A. NJ.
Devotional, Minutes, Praise Service
Conducted by Miss Kenna Compton,
of Beech.
Minutes Of last meeting.
Enrolling of Delegates.
Reading Of Auxiliary Reports.
Communications
Memorial Service for Our Fallen
Workers Conducted by Mrs Minnie
Stone, Of Humboldt.
Song Misses Eleanor Thomas and
Oral Pace.
NOON RECESS.
Service opened by Mrs. I. J. Horn
brook, of Dyefsburg
Reports Of Committees.
Election Of officers.
Place of Meeting.
Open Conference on All Phases Of
Our Work Conducted by Mrs Chloe
Closing Prayer
Mrs I. @ CALLIcorr
Presbyterial President.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-03-17

intendents who know as much about
road construction as did Adam when
he was the first man, and the county
goes on in the same way educating men
who are after the place. or re-electing
them, and in that way waste the road
money
Under State supervision the best re-
sults are gotten. The first cost may be
Egreater, but there is something to show
for the money, and something that will
last. But a road once built must be
kept in repair all the time, and then it
will remain in good condition. The
roadbed must be watched every day
the bitches kept clean so that the water
viii be carried away at once. If, under
ourbills lif they pass, you have a State
road constructed under the assessment
plan, with your own money, the State
will have to keep the road up. Remem-
Der that you would see your own money
put into the road when it is being con-
strueted and you know Just what you
are getting and where your money goes,
Another word on this subject Under
the assessment plan and State work you
are the ones who will see that the work
lis properly done by the State, and that
| it is kept up. You don't have to be
afraid Of any local politician while the
work is being done and for its upkeep.
That is the way it works in every State
with State highway department. The
State viii be cold-blooded as if they
were collecting taxes, and you will be
cold7blooded with the State to get the
best from the State. You don't have
tc be afraid Of offending anyone. My
observation has been that the State in
the construction OF all public buildings
gets the best for its money, and every
thing that Tennessee has got as a State
has been better done than by any county !
If these bills become laws then you
get the road to the lake, and you win
find many others wanting roads under
the assessment plan. In a few years
you can get State roads leading towards
Hickman, Martin, Rutherford, Dyers-
burg, as well as other places While to
other places or parts Of Obion County,
with the county paying one third, you
can have, ID ten or more years, at least
200 miles Of fine roads.
In your section you can get what may
be d good binder for the top Of your
road, a natural rock. asphalt that is
found ons Green River near Bowling
Green, Ky, which can be mined and
sold for about 60 cents ton, with the
freight added, and put on any good
rock, with careful watchfulness and re-
pairs, will make you an everlasting road.
You will pardon me for this long let
ter and these suggestions, for am as
il good roads for your county /,
as in this section. Let me suggest that
you get up . strong good roads associ-
alton with some good active man as
who will do some work, and I,
who will have the papers filled with
good roads literature and arouse the i'm
terst Of the people, and you will soon .
get all the good roads you want.
If at any time can be Of assistance
o you | will be very glad to do all i .
an | spend all Of my time at this !
work and il is my place to do all / can
Q assist Others. Sincerely,
Gro. III. FREEMAN,
Mar. IL, 1911. Secretary /
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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-03-17

47
Attentions Ladies 81 Obion Pfesby-
Eefy on TIE night 81 the s0th d
March, 1911 the Public Meeting q
( fha PresbyteriaI Missionary Society of
0blon Pfesbatery will be held at Pleas
ahl Hill Cumberland Presbyterian
Church two miles west q Rives, and
81 the following day the business meet
ing Fl q our earhest desire that
every Au1iIiafy Il tie Presbytery be
represented ID this meeting. also ladies
ii Congregations where there are no
Anxiliariess attend with view 70 or-
gapjzing 4hd eplarging the work Our
khgen1 of Die ministry are also in-
anp aud whosoever will, lot him
81 Me Will arrange h meet trains
onM roads running through Rives
ns March 40, and convey YOU 10 your
hpioes Me below give an outline Of
che program
Song BY Choir.
Scripture Reading BY President.
Prayer and Song.
Welcome Address By Auxiliary
Member
aesposlse by Mrs. NJ RI Holinesot
Aa1on
Recitation LeSie Harper
Solo Miss Pearl Rettns.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-03-13
The Weekly Record Of Legal
Doings at County Seat
MINUTES OF SUPERIOR COURT
AND NEW CASES FILED. LIST
OF REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
AND MISCELLANEOUS lNSTRU-
MENrS FILED WITH COUNTY
AUDITOR.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
che following Is the record of bus
.ness transacted in the superior court
sast week:

In re estate of Enoch Stamper, de-
ceased Set for hearing March Is.
Montesano State Bank VS. VIM. Mas
terson Judgment for plaintiff.
John Brown VS. ID. Zorich. ,'udg-
ment for plaintiff for 1868 and costs.
Unna Hahn VS. j. Madison. Judgment
for plaintiff for 5000.
F.. L. Campbell VS. Geo. F.. Fox. Judg-
ment for plaintiff for $11.4S.
Edith Mallow VS. E l.. Mallow. III
vOrce granted
Mary Gary VS. Chas Gary. Same.
J. Bernstein VS. Sherman Murphy.
Transferred to Lewis county.
State VS.. Fred Dawcett ct al. De
PENDANTS sentenced to the state re-
formatory.
e. A. Maker VS. T. S. Potter. Dis
missed at plaintiffs costs.
Willard Turner VS. Andrew Re, err
son. Judgment FOR plaintiff for $lS7.
so and costs.
In re estate of Louise ID. Simmons,
deceased. Fixed for hearing March
25.
AL. Merrill VS. Archie Murray. Judg'
ment for defendant.
Unna Hahn VS. J. Madison. Judgment
Judgment for plaintiff.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-03-13
Real Estate Transfers

Instruments filed for record in the
office of the Auditor of Chehalis coun-
ty for week ending Thursday, March
9, 1911:
G. p. Kyle to Ethel O'Brien, lots
3, 4. 10. Ia, Is, IS, 23 and "a in
block Railroad addition to
Aberdeen ....... ..........
Maud A. Mccormick to w. d.
Mccormick, lots 5, 6, II and IL
sec 4, and swA sec 4, lot 81,
sec 3, twp IA, RI ......... 10
w. d. Mccormick to Maud A.
Mccormick lots /, 2, and 3, in
block 3, Luark's addition to
w. r. Cornell to w. T. Roder, lots
and 2 in block s, Martins ad-
ditiOn to Elma ................ SOC
9, block as, Aberdeen ........ 10
berg, sell nwA neA swA, NV
n. nwA sec II twp IS, r 7 $500
D. J. Cahill to S. c. Ball, lots II.
IS and 10 in block 6, Benn's
Central addition to Aberdeen. .14OO
|. Patterson to j. F.. Church, e
interest in tract in lot 3, sec
8, twp. II, r. 8 .......... -.
A. F. Coats to Coats-Fordney
Timber Co., neA sec IL. twp
Is, + ............... 400
Geo. Fields to p. Scharett, tract
located neA nwA sec 81, twp
16, r ................. 43o
Chehals county to r. II. Fleet,
p interest lots 10, II and ~.
block 1, l. & e addition Grays
Harbor 1-3 interest lot /, all
of lot 2, block SO, First addi-
ton Grays HarbOr ........... 4ot
Karr Investment Co. to Annie
Palmer, lots 4 and in block I.
Karr's Garden addition to Ho-
GUAM .............. ..... II
E. l.. Minard to Strubel & Clan
cey, lots l to 5. Martins addi-
ton to Elma ................. 5(
Same to same. u interest swA
sec 20, twp IS, r 6 .......... 81
f. J. Wheeler to Fred Klemann,
lots 2, 10, and II block IS, also
lots IA, 10, IS, 10, % % 26 81,
80 and 81 block IS East Ocosta 100
A. Nord to F. E. Jones lot l, and
3-4 swA swA sec 2. twp II,
9 ............... lO'
H C. Watkins to Neil Cooney, SIC
sec 20 and northerly 1875 rods
nell sec 80, twp 10, r 11...... II
U. S. to S. F.. Easter, patent neA
sec 5, twp IS, ........... 80
C. O. Swanson to c. c Hansen.
lot Is, block 46, Corrected plat
! of HOquiam ..................1 00l
A Leukko to Chas Luekko, lot 8.
block 26. Benns Original plat
Of Aberdeen ................ II
J. f. Calder to H. F. Sherman,
tract of land in sell neA sec
6, twp II, .............. 40'
w. M. Dineen to Frank Dineen,
all that part of lot 8, known
as sub division of sec SO. east
of Humptulips river sec 10, twp
. 4
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-03-13
NEW CASES

F. P. Drake VS. Olive Wager. C.
w. Hodgdon for defendant.
r. X. Covington VS. Pearl M Gov
ington; divorce A. M. Abel for plain
tiff.
c. C. Miller VS. r. c. Hopkins; dam
ages. A. NJ Abel for plaintiff
r S. McGothlen VS. Mary McGoth-
len; divorce A. NJ. Abel for plain,
tiff.
Carrie Stump VS. j. H. Stump; di-
vorce. J. p. H. Callahan for plain
tiff.
State VS. P. H. Petty; burglary. A.
T.. Cross for state.
Grays Harbor Lumber Co. VS. Che
haslic county; reduction of taxes
c. w. Hodgdon for plaintiff. A. r.
Cross for county.
State VS. Wilson Buttner; fraud.
State (Millard Peterson) VS. coun
ty commissions writ Of review. W.
l. Agnew for plaintiff.
Florida Mallette VS. Asa Mallette;
divorce f. S. Alvey for plaintiff.
A. S. Lynch VS. J. L. Nicholson Z
S Alvey for defendant.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-03-13
Frank Dineen to w. NJ. Dineen,

Frank Dneen to w. NJ. Dineen
J. f. Nosper to w. Simmons,l OTIS
5, s, I and 8 block I, FitZger-
AIDS addition to Cakville ...... 10
S. G. Morse to Susan M. Morse
quit claim deed lots 3 and 1
block "a. Frances addition to
Aberdeen ...... .......
w. w. Boner to A Beoneimi,
lots IS and 10 in block 80,
Northern Pacific addition to Alb
erdeen ... ..... 80
l.. p. Wheelock to d. NJ. Fowlkes,
lots 10 and / in block 10, North
Hoquiam addition Hoquiam. l
G. A. Caldwell to L. Sanberg, lot
s, block {, Campbells addition
to HOquiam %
T. II. Mckay to F. Pearson, north
5012 feet of e12 lot 8, block 4,
NJ. T. and NJ addition to Mon
teSanO ................ :.
w. Lanning to H. Fl. Bowers,
lots and 10 in block TO- First
addition to Roosevelt Beach. 3. 10
Olympic Land Co. to J. c. Ho-
gan, lots Z and S in block 3,
Syndicate addition to Aberdeen
McCleary Timber Co. to J. w.
Porter, lots 9 and II, block 10
lot 10, block IS, McCleary.. 49,.
Same to A. Beams. lot 6, block 1.
same l
Same to A. Dickson lot 2, block
~, same ............ ........ l
Same to c. J. Macke, lot 4 block
10, same ................ |
Same to B. Lanning lot block
4, same ............... |
Same to S. |. Lanning, lots l and
2, block 4 same ............
Same 10 F. R. Lannine. lot 2.
block 6, same ...............
U. S. to H. f. Mowry, patent lot
8, sec 6, twp Is, 4. and nwA
swA seA sec 81. twp 16, A.. E.
O. Perew to J. Tourangeau e12
south 20 rods north go rods Sc
a nwA sec rs. twp IS, 6 -. II
w. d. Crow to A. J. Minkler, lot
5. block 2. McBryde's Second
( addition to Montesano ....
A. j. Minkler to w. d. Grow, lots
5 and 6 block 16, Academy ad-
dition to MontesanO ........
II. dy IOi W W. -. SAO", IOe ~
block Is, Academy addition to
MOntesanO ........ ........
J. Stockhammer to Mary Aigner
quit claim deed east 40 feet
6 and in block II, Karr's Gar
den addition to Hoquiam ......
w. B. Mack to w. c. Anderson,
lots q and % block SO, North
ern Pacific addition to Aberdeen
F. E. Jones to G. E. Anderson,
lots and 90 in block 63, North
ern Pacific addition to South
| Aberdeen
Nick Jarak to J. Breckic. lot 16,
block 10, First addition to South
Aberdeen ........... ....... "
J. S. Day to n. Jarak, lot 16, in
block 10, First addition to South
Aberdeen ............... j.
F.. J. Baker to C. |. Prescott, lots
and in block 10, Weather.
wax & Benn's addition to Alb
erdeen .......... ...........
]. Woelfel to j. Miller. south 30
/ feet lots II and ~ in block 2,
WeatherwaX & Benns First adj
dition TO Aberdeen .......... II
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-03-13

l.. l.. Leighton to Geo. Shlegris,
lot in block u. Pleasant
Home addition to Aberdeen. 1
p interest nwA nwu sec IL,
Satsop Cemetery Assn. to n. V.
Moore, lot 2 in block %, Satsop
cemetery ........ .....
Anna Hin to T. Fl. Hill, lot 8,
block IA, Roosevelt Beach,.
East Hoquiam Co. to r. c. Phelps,
lot 6, block 20, Heerman's An
mex Hoquiam ................. 45
NJ. Mcleod to W. Robertson, lot
16, block 8, First addition to
South Aberdeen ............. 81
S. A. Morrison to W. II. Bowen,
lot 1, block 3, Academy addi-
ton Mon:esano ............. 10
Thos. w. Larkin to J. A. Byard,
lot II in block l, Lanning's ad-
dition to Aberdeen ............
N. d. Gaylord to E. C. Booth, lots
8. 8 and 10 block 81, Cosmopo-
Washington State Colonization Co.
to J. Wisneiwski, sell SEA sec
8, twp 10, r 8 ................ 60
James Mouncer to E. Carson, 10
acres beginning at point on
county road just south of quar-
6. thence northeast to south line
of north 10 of sell neA sec
ter post on section line be-
tween sections 80, 33 twp IS,
80, twp IS, 6, thence west 26
rods thence south to county
road, thence southeasterly TO
beginning ........ ...... :.
Katherine Swinson to r. l.. Haw-
kins, tract beginning northeast
corner e12 neA neH sec 80. twp
H. s west 40 rods, south 20
rods, east 40 rods, north 20
rods to beginning ........ l
J. w. Scott to Geo. O'Hara, quit
claim deed to part of seA nell
LeA swA sec 80, twp 16, r 4,
south of Northern Pacific
right of way less James A. Gar
rard tract .............. ~
J. p. O'Brien to Ossi Heikel, lot
~, block s, Campbell's addition
to Hoquiam .................. 90
A. F. Coats to E. j. Rogers. quit
claim deed beginning southeast
corner nwA nwA sec 2, twp
Is, r 9, north $50 feet, east 430
feet to county road; thence
along county road 245 feet;
thence south degrees, west
800 feet; thence south Is de-
grees east IS feet, thence west
2S3 feet to beginning ..........