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Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1911-11-03

Notice For Publication.
Department of the Interior. United States Land
Office at I.ewistowu. Montana. Oct. :. 1871.
Notice Is hereby given that
}. Benjamin Chapman.
of Judith Gan. Montana. who. on Angus. y,
1910 made II. T.. No. tSe2IS. Serial No VI S,0
for Lots and ;. IS ne14 section i. twp. ION
make Final Communication Proof. to establie.,
claim to the land above described. before $.
Small. L. S. Commissioner. at judith Gap. Mon
tana. OF the 18th day of November. 1911.
Claimant names witnesses: Phillip II. Davis
Fred Johnson. Frank Carrier. and. Robert KEEL
~. all Of Judith Gap. Montana.
lS-Sl &C. Il. MCkoIN. Register
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1911-11-03

Notice For Publication.
Department OF the Interior. T. S. Land Office at
I.ewistown Montana. Oct. 70. 1911.
Notice is hereby given that
Andrew Anderson
of Judith Gap. Montana. who on March 8. 1910,
made II. Il. No. 476o58. Serial No. 1861. for swH
sec. , twp. lun.. range l4c. M. has filed
tice of intention to make Final Communication
Proof. to establish claim to the land above de-
scribed. before S. j. Small. Z. s. Commissioner.
at Judith Cap Montana. OIL the 10Th day of No
ve;nber, 1911.
Claimant names witnesses: Ward A. Shade.
I.inneus II. Springer. Clarence X. Stone. ami.
Halle l.. Bills, all OF Judith Cap. Montana.
49-l c. +, NlckOIN. Register
Notice for Publication.
Department OF the Interior. L. $. Land Office at
l.cwistown. MoEtana. oct. Ii. lyl.
Notice is hereby given that
John A. Bring
OF Judith Gap. Montana. who on August q. 1908.
made n. Il. No. 1857. Serial No. Oss2, for swA
sell sec. 81 twp. !ln. range lSe.. SEA nwL Lots
and ;. sec. }. twp. lCii.. Sc. M. has
filed notice of intention to make Final Co,nil,,-
tation Proof. to establish claim to the land above
descrilDed before S. !. Small. L. 5. Commission
CT. at Judith Gap. Montana. on the Goth day of
November 1911.
Claimant names witnesses: Matthias Bergen.
Charles, \. Hubbard. Charles Il. Rcdena,i and
Clarence X. Stone. all Of Judith Gap. Montana.
49-l &C. T. McKoIN Register
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1911-11-03
BERN 70 TIN I,ECrURET'

BERN 70 TRD LECTURER
family in the street car. "Reen to the
lecturer The lawyer stole a sidelong
look at his wifes face.
NO." he answered in a Subduoa
stage whisper. I'm just going to it,"
success Magazine
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-20
CRIPPLED
BIG LINER
Being Slowly Towed to
Southampton is Listing
po- ,it to Starboard >.
And Her Passengers Are
Signalling to Shore That
u. They Want to Escape. Z
rxn1rnitoh rress r,ro.

Nv Onltou lTeSS WlTts
Southampton, Sept. 20 Shortly be-
fore O'Clock the crippled Olympic was
s,ghted being slowly towed to this
city. She Is listed to staiboard TO an
acute degree. She is drawing more
than thirty feet OF water ana her
decks arc crowded with pa,pengers
v no are signalling TO the shore that
they wish TO quit and be landed at
once.
Officials of the White star line stat
cd this afternoon that no time were
the passengers in a panic The dis
cipline among the crew was superb.
The passengers. we're assured they
were In no danger but We're to be
put ashore should II be necessary, 1t
is expected that most of the pasS,ng-
ers will be sent forward by the Maj
estic which is booked To sail a week
from today. The return to this city
is being made very slowly. the army
Of tugs towing the liner at snails
pace.
That the liner noated at all after
the smash was due entirely to the
electrically closing bulkheads which
work automatically. They prevented
the water reaching all of the interior
The cruiser Hawke manlged &c
reach Portsmouth stern firt with
water in all of her forward compart
ments Her officers refused to dis
cuss the smash but n report was pre-
pared for the admiralty.
officials of the White star company
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-20

Mt for mailing what must be the con
ditIons Il reportsg
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-20

The Department of Agriculture av-
ers that camphor production may be
uade profitable in Florida.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-20

while refusing to be quoted, insisted
that the blame fof the smash rested
entirely with the wafshlp. They say
that both boats were proceeding in
the same direction that the Hawke
first tried to pass the Olympic and
then, disregarding whistle signal,
tried to cross her bows The liner
was going SO fast that the warship
smashed into her quarter
Capt Smith WAS i'm constant COM
munlcatlon with his superiors by vine
less as the olympic was towc1 back
TO tort He reported that because
OF the great quantity of w,tter taken In
through the cash in her hull, the ves-
sci hrss decided list Her starboard
plates are. badly smashed and twisted
and It Is feared here that she may
hav,s to be returned TO Belfast, where
she was built CQr repairs.
There were twenty fmilllonairesY in-
cluded in the passenger list whose ag7
gregate fortunes represent an enor-
nous total. Mrs. stephen B. Elltins
widow of the,late u. S. Senator from
West Virginia and her daughter were
among those on board. 100
A semi-olilcal statement from the
White Star offices say that as the
Olympia proceeded the weather be-
came thicker and it is believed the
accident was due To the fact.
The Prince Gaekwstr, c. o. lselin
arry Widencr mir. and Mrs. FleiN
Warburg, Mr. and Mrs II. w. March
Mrs V. BrolSaw Mr.. and Mrs. Ch0s
Carroll and Mr.. and MIS-. f. T.
Marsh were also among her passeng
crS.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-20
LAUR|ER'S
MAJORITY
Likely to be Reduced to
Thirty Of Forty Says the
Wise Men Of 0ttowa but
1t Is Safe.
BIZ United Press wlre.

Ottawa, ont, Sept. 2O.-The Liber-
ais here who are i'm touch with the
election campaign predict the return
OF Sir Wilfrid Laurier's administration.
tomorrow by slightly reduced ma
jority The parliamentary majority
was 40 when the commons dissolved
and the administration workers put
the figure of the new majority at
from so to 80. The Conservatives
talk of securing a plurality of 20 but
arc really only expecting to prevent
Lauricr from getting Il working ma
jority.
Admittedly the result largely de-
pends on the silent vote which is apt
to break against reciprocity Sena-
tor William Van Horne in speech
at Montreal last night said:
Let us not play gosling to the
American fox
The Toronto Mail and Empire Bays:
"a vote for Lauricr is a vote for TAFT
and vote for Taft means the parting
Of the ways
The Toronto Globe says: Badges,
leaflets and even posters with pic-
turc of President Tart on them are
being prepared by the Tory party for
distribution tonight and tomorrow,
People are to be asked by these Tory
tricks to vote for Taft and orcipro-
city
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-20

Orangcvillc O, Sopt 2O.-ThF
Orangevillo savings hank company at
Orangcvllo Mahoning county, closed
it's doors this morning owing To losses
sustained which the vomp9ny Is un-
able 10 make good Tho institution
was closed on order of state bank
examiner +. Il. Baxter, following an
examination Of it's condition lay c.
II. Dodge. The deposits amount to
100000.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-20
memo" Corseis

Jane and Margaret Colson. sisters.
each moro than 30 years old, have the
distinction of never having ridden on
IA railroad or in an automobile. The
old maids live together on the Coll
son hrmestcad 40 3ethel, on the
shores ur the Kauncongo Lake. New
$ orll, waerc their father located In
1iSo. They declare tacy have no de-
sire to travel by this modern inven-
tions.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-20
"C-B" Corsefs

A special train recently left Nalrob1
q record shipment of Wild
animals intended for t mcnageric at
Hamburg. The game was collected
lN a hunting partv in British and
German East Africas IT embraced )
giraffe, II hippopotami, . rhincrceros-
cs, T. waterbuck, : widcbeeste, 3
~ bushDuck. ~ rcedbuck
and about 30 ontclopcs and gazcllcs.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-20

Lettuce is grown under glass in
Dawson, Yukon terrtory until June
:. and when first placed on the mar
ket it sells FOR 81 a dozen punches.
Garden truck grows rapidly in the
Yukon Valley. A traveller says:
when / reached Dawson on July 10
early cabbages We're being set out,
and on August the weight ranged
from three 10 five pounds.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-20

Autographed photographs of EN-
presses and Queens are among the un
usual collection of pictures being
made by Julia and Alys Meyer, daugh
ters of the secretary OF the navy. The
young women lived In Berlin, Wien
pa and Rome when their father was
the American ambassador in those
capitals and their collections then
were begun, Large and delicately
tinted photographs of the I<aiserin
and the Queen Of Italy were present
ed to the Washington young women
by those rulers. The collectors have
obtained Photographic Of almost every
queen In Europe, and these are
mounted artistically and attract
much attention in the summer home
Of the Meyers in Hamilton, Mass.
Since the Chicago vice report Is un-
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-20

1t seems humane for the police cen
sor of Chicago TO orGer the Russian
dancers to put ON some clothing in
cold. The nights are cool nowadays;
but their low temperature does not
freeze out Il suspicious wonder wheth-
er tho censor was not paid for the ad-
vertisement.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-20
IN THE UPPER
PENINSULA
President Taft the First Oc-
cupant of the White House
to Invade it.
Pays His Respects to Mar
quette and Discusses His
Peace Views.

Marquette Mich, sept 2O.--Conclud-
ing his visit TO the upper peninsula
of Michigan. President Taft today
paid his respects 10 the town founded
by tho French explorer Marquette.
An Of Marquette and hundreds of
visitors from the surrounding coun-
try were on hand 10 greet the hrst
president To- visit the upper peninsula
and the crowd cheared him enthusias-
tlcally. Today was one of the easy
days of the presidents trip. An au-
tomobile ride at Marquette, an adj
dress 10 u mass meeting gathered In
q big tent and a luncheon were on
the program. This afternoon the pres
iGent will leave for lower Michigan,
, whore he will visit Grand Rapids
Battle Creek and kala,nazoo. To-
morrow the Canadian election, upon
which depends the fate of reciprocity
will be decided. The president has
arranged to have the results flashed
to him along the route. 1t Is probable
that with the matter settled he will
make It speech on reciprocity at one
of his incidental functions on Friday
when he will be in Peoria, Ills
! At the mass meeting Representative
Young Tep. Mlh) who introduced the
president, took occasion TO defend his
course in vetoing the recall because
of the Arizona constitution.
"That was an action or courage and
wisdom" he declared. after attacking
/ the policy of the recall I'VE are
proud of the president. He has made
every scandalous magazine. every po-
litical quack peddling demagogic nos
trums, every cheap politician opposed
! to him"
a shout of TAFT IN 1912" greeted
the president when he arose. Through
out his speech, which reviewed his
peace views, he was interrupted time
after time by shouts of ''you are all
right" The president cove,e1 i'm his
speech the same ground covered in
his Erie, Pa, and Pontiac speeches.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-20

Columbus, Sept, 2O.-Gov. Harmon
today announced the appointment of
Charles II. Wlrmel of Cincinnati. as
chief examiner of steam engineers. 10
succeed William Il. Haswell, Of Blu
cyrus. who has been appointed secre-
tary Of the new state board of admin
istration. Wrmel has been state Ia
Dor commissioner fol TWO years. He
will receive $4,000 year ac chief ex-
aminer of steam engineers and an
additional $1,000 as chairman of the
state board of boiler inspectors.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-07-13
Mtice
suttd ar Altar 'os AL

rhers ~a nsiiopped rOcf Gov
.red Nth stones and 80 Sas looI'ns
a writer IN ne MAY Wide World say,
several somali women passed Each
one left the road and selecting o
stone -pisced o.. M the heap ] IN
qnirsd the reason ~ tHs. -, 90
malt version 10 a. follows IN The
old DAYS before the Somslis Inhabited
the country there Vas very bad man
After career ~ crime The propi 81
All one ~ Mohnu med successors
pursued him and csugli him W by
the big rock The bad man lodged
Al round che rock Until the prophet
growing furious drew bic s~ord and
split The rock clean In two and the
mitcfeaut Nth n IN turning TO 60
Drs lorse bcked and he marks ~
bic hOofs are shown in Two round
hol,f IN the otherwise smooth stone
The fnlit rock has just fpch an sp
peRrHnce and from time immemoriA
Il has been the custom for women
pafrirg 20 add stone 20 the pile on
he altar close by The Somslis have
many legends ~ fts people ~ho %
cuplsd 'he counfr, before them. and
tax u them a. having been Pcrsisus
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-07-13
c.Nstti W,s tcss Alsrcst
sutisr, ltsiss vsAita fns- t'ss sssr
N W. bvti tet uUhsgte
Vssts

the ancient tAft,i noe N NJ. -
hlbIi toom ~ The ios AnTelst cham
Der ~ Commptre has haa on Event
ful hlsloft NJ wnruns 30 .at ne
utopeti ~ Alfonso rAuaut w
dihh eighty ~, ware ~ Alfonso
faid u had beiuus,d ~ hls rfrai
grandfather and that n hsd been cN
hiblied NJ y loca fiesta erAts before
~ The oldest cattp's N ~ npirhbo-
hood From these facts well tnheian
lated aud The great ase 10 vhich ~
dlans i've. ~ q rule This thritui rat
reta 10 estimated ~ he much over 2on
tests did u Was purchased b, car
tain Newton Chlitenden noted IN
dian explorer. antiquarian and eihuol
ogisi nov Twins IN po1pnn cal
on November 20 SOC. this old time
cart left Redlands. Cal on rs own
wheels and reached os Angeles DE
cember ~ distance % over sixty
miles Captain Chlttend.n Accompa
nied n can inp on The way and
walked most IL the distance watching
With anxious ewes 10 see that II did
not fall 10 pieces like the 'descon's
vonderful on. horse shry from i's
great age hut II survived the Jour
ney IN good shape and Sss hauled 10
The Chamber ~ Commerce exhibit
room. where sheltered from wind and
weather, " may remain n possible zoo
years more
The wheels are made Of cross sec
lions OF sycanor. tree Is Inches IN
diameter and about siK inches thick
81 the outer rim The hubs are ~
one piece with the bod, ~ the wheels
and are roughly extended out 10 a
length OF IS inches Wooden pins
through the axle secure the clumsy
wheels The body In made OF cotton
wood. excepting the tongue. which IL
twisted and gnarled stick ~ NEE
quite four feet long IT was driven
by oxen hitched 20 the horns With
thongs OF raVhide IT. counterpart
NAV be seen IN the country districts
- Mexico tooa, drawn I'm a similar
manner ~ this was when new. 2Ou
feHrs and more ago
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-07-13
Topping IN ~, Oar.

he had quite lost BITE EnElIsh at
-.tf. o.. Isi mauuer and he Enr
lien apo 'IH' water ~
other dgl. c. COL. D.si, tula Il4t ne
retained bofag,d Him f1r aouu'y
man a. mine 70 Enr' poi
WHEN I af' I'd Dol" @ 30 o., .uuei
Doc back lp.. me uf stretched o.
hand out bslI "a i'r. fo ...,iv, TO-
Nobody bar lL Enl -. waiter o..
ne old school would have received s
90 slth 81 much tuulIy o. uas
never fho custom to cultivate flaf
modest dsmsauor anywhere earep. o.
the tight little Island The old ssrv
tors here fholglf 30 r. urn 81 de
honor 90 glue the eye on q Tee bcfor
n had left tLs customers hand but
tie new generation ~ English walter.
L. 40 greedy a. their brethren in ofhsr
snts and makes forward thrust 10
.haieyer 10 offered,
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-07-13
Notice cf sheJns Sale u Rec
tt,sle
fht state N tMm Cvin,y NJ idiboct
NJ District court iubhoet county

I've state N frtm todn,y NJ dthoct
h District couft iubboet touhit
1pNat
"A. n Neal. W. ! 4 Penney. No $50.
Whereas. by virtue OF m order of
sale issued out ~ The district court of
Lubbock county Tetas. on q Judgment
rendered IN said court on The 3fl Jay Of
June. 1911. w favor ~ The said A w.
Neal and against the said J = Penney
No. BOZ On the docket ~ said court
said Judgment being FOR the foreclosure
Of the vendors lien against the real
estate described herein ~ The same ~.
sted on the 18TH day Of July A. ".
1909, and Mt all times since, ! was com
handed to seize and sell M under exc.
cuton the said real estate. ! did. on
the 5th day Of July, A. u. 1911, nj II
O'Clock a. m. levy upon the following
described real estate situate IN Lub.
book county, Texas. by virture Of said
order of sale being part OF survey two
(2) IN block 20, certificate No. O-biB,
T. ". N. G., Ry. Co, more particularly
described by metes aud bounds as FOL
lows: Beginning at "A point on the
east boundary line Of said survey two
fG' W hANAh ~ NNihH lf'fNh "
IN west of northwest corner Of block
l27 of the original town OF Lubbock.
Texas. thence west ~ 2-3 feet: thence
south 270 feet. thence west ~ 2-3 feet,
thence north 270 feet; thence
east ~ 2-3 feet 10 the
northeast corner of this tract.
containg one-half an acre Of land, be
longing TO j. S. Penney; and on the LIST
day of August. A. ID. 1871 being the
first Tuesday in said month, between
the hours of 10 O'Clock a. m. and
O'Clock p. m on said day, at the court
house-door Of said county. ] will offer
for sale and sell at public auction for
cash, all the right, title and interest of
the said j. S. Penney IN and To said
property.
Dated at Lubbock, Texas, this the
9Th day of July, 1911.
W. II. FLYNN,
Sheriff of Lubbock county. Texas.
81 81
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-07-13

Cen Sam Houstnu was opposed io
hanks ana NJ the fltu Constitutional
Convention introduced the fulloe ms
resolution. no bankins Institution ot
office ~ discount and deposit or any
other monevtd corporation NJ bankinF
establishment shall ever exist under
The constitution ~ Texas" General
Houston defended the resolution on
the floor ~ the convention hut lost
Since then our banking institutions
have been growing rapidly.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-07-13

Tho Stat. = Teaas County ~ Luh.-,rs
3D. FIrtas n an execution and order ~ ale
issusi 1uf ~ he han1rahi. district court uf tIh-
bict county. Texas. on a Judgment rendered boz
said court ur thf ufh day If Ma a ID
1911 .r favor ~ J Bishop against
Riley ir case 30 r ur fhs docket II said curt
and f0 mo. aH sheriff. directed and delivered I
900 ssize AMI vll proceed tp ssII f1r cash Vi IN
iu The h.Irs prescribed by law for sheriff d
sales nn fhr fret IlesfaF in August A u
IHII fhs same being fhr Iff daF ~ sad uIuH n.
before fhs court huure dsr ri iuhi.,cs caurf y.
Boz mo fHsH n Iuhi.'ct. fhs fl'i1sinF desrr. I'D
property fH-HIf
Three huudre-i and tv.rfF utu arrcs n
land being ffs ustf hair I.lI ri ssrtiou rum-
hsr fEI II .r h.sHH o. Ir Cochran county. Iek-
as sai1 Cochran county being a. aH.fya H.rs,l
cIunt end attached tu Luhhlrt county fuf
judicial rufunsss.
levied upan al us property ~ " RH~g 20
safety .ad .4dFmsnf in favor Hf hog
an HanfIUr fn fr HI slfh Interest thereon ~
ths rate q eiFhf per cent ser annum frlfu date
n saii IudFmsHf faTefher with fhs fun n q. d. eI
lsf n court and fufhsr cusf ~ sFeruung tine
Urif "a "a FfFss
sheriff. - flbisek County. Issas
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-07-13
Notice Of Sherifs Sale Of Rea
Estate

The State Of Texas, County Of Lubbock.
In District court, Lubbock county.
Texas
J. ?. Howard vs.. T. $, Jackson, ct al,
No sos.
Whereas, 10y virtue Of an
order of of sale issued out of
the district court Of Lubbock
comfy Texas. on judgment rem
dered in said court on the 10th day of
May. 1911, IN favor OF the said j, +.
Howard and against the said 7. ;.
Jackson. W. r. Zachary, :. c. Low.
w. D. Mayheld, G. W. Peckham, j. b.
KNIT and l.. r. kmbal, No. sos on
the docket of said court, said judgment
decreeing the foreclosure of the ven
doris lien against the property describ-
ed herein a. the same existed on the
10th of June, 1909, and at all times
since ] was commanded 10 seize and
sell said real estate a. under execution,
! did. on the 5th day Of July, a. u.
1911. at 10 O clook a. m. levy upon the
following described tracts of land
situate in Lubbock county, Texas. by
virtue of said order Of sale, known and
described a. lots IL, - and 10 in block
- VI AIf bNfI Ahll dIAiAlNll W Wv A'Nll
Of Lubbock, Texas, belonging 10 !. ;.
Jackson, w. r. Zachary, $. G. Low,
W. u. Mayheld G.. W Peckham, j. Il.
KNIT and J.. T.. kimball. and on the LIST
day Of August. A. y. 1911, being the
first Tuesday Of said month. between
the hours of 10 o'clock. a. m. and (
o clock p. m. on said day, at the court
house door Of said county ! will offer
for sale and sell at public auction, for
cash, all the right. title and interest Of
said T $. Jackson. w. K. Zachary. $.
G. Low, W. d. Mayfeld G.. W. Peck
ham. j. b. kintz and l.. h. kimball In
and 10 said property.
Dated at Lubbock, Texas, this the
9Th day of July, 1911.
". II. FLYNN,
Sheriff Of Lubbock county. Texas
- n
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-07-13

wphtv u ne Hood ~ rsmmst,s hht
ubt bntts ne NJ, heart ~ out hhah
clhi s,.iem Th.t ne httstAt,
htd toaeful nttot IN M. siaitt A.
t,lotm,ni oui politicians mas MI
tate out lac sit,ts hesitate hhi oui
promoters tnthust ottt uut Industrial
problems bui the banker n ne mah
uhu rnFsFs flnnl iuhfmtni nnf up0n
BE decision te~s tho progress ana
festin, ~ NE state
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-07-13
SherlTs Sale

The State a IeFaf. County af lltt-Hfs
Nher0ua hH frf tfrfu. nf ar order n aals b..
fuei GOO aI fHF dIstfirt court ~ Dallas counfi.
Iesa.. fn .udFurIf rendered In anid court un
fhs .nd faI Hf MAJ A I'D 1000. in favor IT
Boo Bro a.. Hf IsfaH. and against 3.
A 90 fn..I srI d o. NrHr ST.. -Isl g on trs
docket Hf fan court and fI us a. sheriff. o.
IHr AID IsII Ht Yck m lstY upon ths
flI ..tIrE de.rrIhsI fHtrfs ani parcels ~ iauI
Situated boz luhfet county Texas and b.
IlnF uF f.. NlrhuI Hf InHe.u ard Iasfrlls-i
H. abstract $50 fIH sIrrrf II original t1-sif
Ahsfrari So 200 survey d. oriFiual grantee
A HuiHfafh rHufaIuinT lu acres - land sifu-
afsfl In ffhrIr county. Irrnf laff 10 n
lu lI tf o. ard in hIs.k So r - Easig cub
fiflsIufi n Roberts NM hurfer addition to tho
ioen nf luhlfsk a. shHsn in SOD - page o.
deed rsrHrd - i.alh 80 ru8nfs. Teras and luts
A 81 81 O. = ans Dol hifck 10 81 Hich-
ulalid sscnnd addition a. enc flsn = iubi.scf
The shove riereru ~as iet ID UPON o. sausfs =
ludTrusuf anauutinF to 1lis s-lpl doliars o.
rethsr uith interest fhersslr frofn date q the
iudgulenf 81 the fsfs 81 rsf cent per annun
18th cot n - fetders-i in The district court
~ Dallas ooss1 Teas. in fasoF n stilds-
baker Bro c. n Tesas ard against \ A
kichnnor.d sud l. y hinaT 81 tho hrst day =
August A u 1911 h<iur he frtf Tuesday -
sah rianth. b~f~s~n M haurs - d. ociork =
snd ocinst D 80 ssa dsy, sad
dsy - M oourt kau.s ds.us q lss6l.-rs oounty
r-sss 10 Ne fg-n = iubberf. I -il er~F fst
- sse - 81 P.sas ssst.ss. fss e-<h. an
NJ nsht utls sn.d ist<re-t = - 40 = A
49, 49,. ., - 80, :. ~ - go = IA,
- 49,. C.-.@. -
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-07-13
Our Banks.

We have J27 national banks. s7e
state banks ~ private banks and five
sgyiugs banks Tho combined capital
. The state and national banks e. t6a e.
80 surplus SO l3505l undivided
profit e3s2 sos and the deposits on
June g. 1910 S2-s 5so5t. The figures
On private banks are not - record
aud are. Therefore omitted IN the
above Data The amouur on deposit
IN our banks II equal 90 SO per
.rUita