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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-21
COUNCIL 10 ACT ON MANDGMUS
RESOLUTION Will Be Presented at Tues.
day Nights Session.
TAX LEVY Is MADE NECESSARY
only Way, Declares Rine, PoInting 20
Feet that Ne MONEY Can ne Used
with which 20 Meet the
Judgments.

Following q conference scheduled for
Monday afternoon between John Lee Web
ster. CHIEF attorney OF the Water board
and City Attorney Rine, a resolution VIII
be drawn for presentation 20 the city coun-
ell Tuesday night which will be the reply
70 the writs OF mandamuH served on the
oouneiimen and mayor by the Omaha
Water COMPANY
The mandamus writs seek to compel the
council and the mayor 70 make provisions
for the payment Of judgments aggregatns
more than t225.o0o. either By paying the
amount or ordering a tax levy for the pur-
pose. The writs were served Saturday on
every member OF the council. Mayor Dahl-
man and Treasurer Furay.
There seems to be but one thing to do"
said Mr.. Rine and that Is TO order the
tax levy. There are no moneys available
for these judgments 80 the levy Is the only
thing left. However, II win be a long time
before the eomplainants get their money"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-21
Lack of One Dollar
Prevents a Marriage
Groom Short of Change When He APP
plies for the License
Match Off.

One dollar stood between Ross Collins
OF Bellevue, aud matrlmony last satur-
day. With his intended he entered the
office of the license clerk and asked for
the necessary papers lie answered all
questions relative to himself and the young
woman. hesitatingly told her age. parents
names and place Of residence. These we're
all properly entered upon the blank and
when all was done. the paper was slipped
in an envelope and the clerk said Two
dollars please"
Er-arn't you mistaken about the price
thought 1t was 81
You are thinking Of a hunting license. -
explained the clerk.
Little more was said, but Mr. Collins and
his intended bride left the office without
the license neglecting 10 say whether they
would return for It. II Is all filled out
waiting for the happy pair II they care to
use It and have the S.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-21
WYOMING TO PROTECT WATER
Legislature Appropriate Twenty
Five thousand Dollars 10 Prosecute
Colorado FRrmcrr.

CHEYENNE wyo.. Feb ia.-Cspecial.)-
The Speed with which the state Ieglsla-
ture passed the bill appropriating $4,000
to prosecute Colorado users OF water rising
In this state indicates the deep interest
Wyoming is taking In this matter. II Is
understood lawyers were engaged some
time ago and Trey have been quietly
gathering evidence and soon suits invoiv-
ing the right TO the flow OF several
streams in this state win be Instituted
Wyoming irrigators are determined 10 put
a stop 10 the use Of water in other states,
II possible. II successful in these suits
the farmers OF northern Colorado will be
affected.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-21
WOMAN ARRESTED ON WHITE
SLAVE CHARGE GETS BAIL
Yetta snyder o. Head to the Federal
Grand Jury for Further
Hearing.

Yetta Snyder the woman who was ar
rested Saturday by the police on suspicion
Of having been implicated in white slave"
operations, was released on Sl.Ooo bonds by
United states Commissioner Anderson
Monday. she Is held 10 the federal grand
jury. The woman was arrested IN a resort
at 1908 Capitol avenue and lodged in
the city jail Inspector Louis Adams
OF the government immigration bureau
charges the woman with having partici-
pated In procuring five young girls OF for
eiEn birth who we're taken from local re-
sorts some time ago. She is alleged to
have been in partnership with Louis and
Max KarbTosky, one Of whom was arrested
IN Pitaburg on January q.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-21

Official list Of letters patent Tor inven-
tons issued from the United States patent
office at Washington 10 inhabitants Of
Iowa and Nebraska for the week ending
February Is, as reported from the office ~
willard Eddy, solicitor Of patents and conn
selor In patent causes, SlS Paxton BLOCK
Omaha:
Gustave II. Bogenhagen OF Beemer. Neb
for rim for automobile tires
Lena A; Bright OF Buchanan county.
Missouri, for ventilatng device.
william p. Butler Of David City, Neb
for dental motor.
Perry, Ia. for caik former u
Charles n. COlson OF Sheldahl, Ia for
spring scale
ThSddsus L. Cummings Of Spencer. Ia
Frederick W Dean OF Des MoiBes T..
Tor handpiece for dental engines -
lsaae Francis OF Fremont, Neb, for de-
sign for bottle opener.
Ernest j. Hewling OF Davenport In -.
automobile headlight
Jay 8. LAMBERT Of Marshailtown IL e.
Ice cutting machine. so
Albert ID. LapOinte Of Sioux lCitv Il a.
etching By electrolysis on relief or fnfagiio
Louis n. Larson Of Highland TOWNSEND
WinneshS,ik county, Iowa for animal trap.
Joseph ". Mendenhall OF Des Moines Ia
for animal trap. 80
phOtographing and developing appsrst ~
Charles W. Richards OF sloan iS -.
rub clamp for vehicle wheel supDo5fs -DI
Frank l.. Robertson OF Omaha. Tor for,.
pump.
Alpheus saylss Of Independence Ia. for
lawn mower.
Martin Taffner Of Waterloo. Ia. for
horse collar pad.
John J. futile Of Davenport. Ia. for mail
carrying device.
Chester r. Way Of Elm Creek. Neb Tor
manure spreader and loader
David e William OF Sperry. Ia. Tor door
opener,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-21
Grief Over Death of
Wife Kills a LabOrer
Depression Results in Sickness-Msm-
Der Of white Wings" Falls
on the Street.

Weeks OF forlorn grief following the
death Of his wife ended for Tom Denton.
an aged negro einp1oyed ~ the street de-
partment when he fell dead at his work
al Sixteenth and Harvey streets, Monday
morning
The street sweeper was At his work for
the first tome after a severe illness Of
two weeks. re was standing by the cart
he has pushed over miles OF Omaha pave
ments IN his many years Of service when
he fell to the pavement dead.
At the same hour when Denton died
the police received a telegram from rela-
tives In Onawa- III. asking them TO locate
him officer Joe Hell was just starting
out to find him when the report came 10
the station OF his death.
Denton had been employed by the city
Tor a great many years. His wife died
two months ago, and since that time the
aged negro had been failing in health HIS
home is az Twenty-ninth and Lake streets.
He leaves five children. He was IS years
old
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-21
DONAHUE RETURNS FROM
TRIP TO THE SPRINGS
siHty-Five Omaha People Are Now
sOjOurnins ~ Excelsior
Springs.

Excelsior Springs Is fairly alive with
Omaha people" said Chief Of Police J. J.
Donahue who returned from weeks re-
ouperation there sunday afternoon. There
are not less than sixty-tive Omahans there
at tho present time taking the baths and
drinking the waters
Among the omahans are John Power
former sheriff of Douglas county; John
Coffey OF the police department. Captain
Dempsey OF the fire department, George
Tierney OF the Storz Brewing company
Nels Swanson. william Canada, special
agent Of the Union Pacific: Thomas Balfe
and Mesars Bloom. Vollmar and Van Zant
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-21
Breaks a Cold in a Day
Ana Cures ANY Cough That Il Our
able, noted Physioian's Formula.

Get from any druggist Two ounces Of
Glycerine and half an ounce or COncen-
trated Pine compound. Mix these with
half pint OF good whiskey Take one 10
two teaspoOnfuls after each meal and at
bed time Smaller doses to children &C
cordlng % age" Any one can prepare
this az home This Is the Dcst formula
known 10 science. There are many cheaper
Preparations Of large quantity but Il don't
pay 10 experiment with a bad cold BE
sure 10 get only the genuine lGlobel Con-
centrated Pine Each half ounce bottle
comes ia sealed tin scTew-top case III
the druggist does not have Ia s6Ock ne
house
Pine has been known for hundreds OF
years Tor Us curative effects on the mti-
cous membrane, but many extracts com
tain resins that cause nausea and rash
Tor safety get only that mentioned
aboYe-AdV.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-21
The Neal Way
Cures the Drink
Habit in Three Days
Some Grateful Testimonials.

A prominent attorney writes as
follows: Il am more than pleased
with the results Of the treatment 80
far and have no doubts as 20 It's
permanency. / feel SO much differ
ent than did after taking any other
treatment; so much more confidence
in myself Wishing you all manner
OF success IN your work. etc"
Mrs. W. NJ T. writes OF her hus-
bands cure: we are very happy in
the thought that he is cured OF the
Liquor Habit"
Mr. r. G. Of Crete. Neb.. several
months after taking tie cure. writes
ea follows. Il have not taken a drink
since i came home, ana don't feel
as ] ever shall"
MrE. J. r. r. writes as follows.
Words cannot express tie graft
tude that we feel for what your
cure has done for AS.
We accomplished the above cures
IN Just three days time. aud 2kO
more during our first year Of work
in Omaha Many such Testimonials
come 20 our desk every day, and Ne
would be pleased 10 have ali persons
who are interested in this work ID
call and investigate our methods, IN
possible 10 call, write OF phone Doug
las 1855, 70 the Neal Institute COM
pany. a., b. 1909 south 10th 81
Omaha, Neh. Grand Island Institute.
1895 West Charles ST.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-21

Births-Sam and GOldie Goorwieh, IN.
North Twenty NTH street girl j. O ana
Teresa Hiddeston, 2224 Pratt street. bow.
John and Clara COffman, 2llT Webster
boy Antoine ana Amelia Russo, 403 Ban
eTon, girl; Phil aud Bernice Wildins f0s
Bancroft street, Eirli Elmer and Kate
heher, sci North Twenty-first street. boy.
Herman and Annie Dietrich gTis Eoufh
Tweuty-fifth street. RirL
peaths-Thomas Nickel. s. es0i Cunning
street; s Asihon NY; l Belle 2l2 south
las North Nintoenth streets: CseorRe ID
Reeef IS, Omaha General hospital: Irene
oConnor, ]. 2in North Twenty fourth
street
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-21
Young Woman Twice
Pursued by a Negro
Girl is Nervous Wreck from Fright
Police Are Seeking Her
Assailant.

Terror Of race Of two blocks with a
negro ruffian on Saturday night has re-
suited in nervous breakdown for Miss
Madeline Davis, tol2 North Twenty-eight
street
Miss Davis was accosted By the negro
twice last week, on Wednesday night when
returning from classes az q business col
lege and again on Saturday night when
she was pursued
The girl ran at her utmost and reached
the door OF her home limp with fright.
She has given the police an accurate des-
cription Of the man.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-21
TO BURY A. [. BARTLETT HERE
Fuperai 81 Man Mho Died OF Heart
Disease while watching Fire
Held In Omaha.

The body Of Allen L. Bartlett arrived in
Omaha from Portland. Ore. Monday morn
ing for burial Mr.. Bartlett was the brother
OF W. C. Bartlett OF this city. auditor OF
the maintenance department Of the Union
Pacific
MT Bartlett died Of heart disease on the
street al Portland while watching a fire
wednesday, night.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-21
PRESIDENT HEARS MISS BOOTH
Commander of Salvation Army De-
livers Appeal Before Very Dis
tinRuished Audience.

WASHINGTON. Feb. ts.-President and
Mrs. Taft, as well as many members Of
the diplomatic corps. heard Commander
Miss Eva Booth OF the Salvation Army de-
liver an appeal in the cause Of that organ
ization here tonight
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-21
DATES FOR MEETING OF
THE PRESS ASSOCIATION
sessions VIM ne HeId In Omaha Dur
tins the First Week in
June.

June s. and Z Is the date Of the meet
Ing OF the Nebraska Press association in
Omaha and the Hotel Loyal will be the
headquarters. This, much was decided at
meeting of the executive committee at
the Commercial club this afternoon. The
club will also accept an invitation from
Samson to visit the Den and have its mem
bers initiated into the mysteries OF Ak-Sar-
Ben this being probably about the first
meeting OF the year at the Den
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-21

Of malaria. liver dsrangement and kidney
trouble Is easily cured by Electric Bitters.
the guaranteed remedy. sec For sale By
Beaton DruE Co.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-21
GO - comfortabIe Nirht.

NEW YORK, Feb. a.-Charles G. Gates
who Travelled from Yuma 20 New York bv
special train for treatment for fnciplent
blood poisoning. was reported today 10
have passed q comfortable night. His con-
dillon. while serious. Il not critical
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-21
Woman,s Work

Activities % Various Organised
Bodiss Along the Lines Of IN
dsrtaking Of Concern 60 WomsE.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-21

Licenses 10 wed were issued 70 the
following.
Name and Residences. Are
Robert III. Btckmeyer. Benson. Neb... ri
Anna &. Hanson. livingston. Neb......... n
Andrew H Andersen. Omaha ss
Mabel ~ Nelson. Omaha ................fS
Murl y. Jones. Omaha .............. n
Lena Cbrlstensen. Omaha ............... ID
Henry BroNn. Omaha ..................... a
Ida Tidd, Omaha ..-....................... Ii
EH d. Gross Ira, Ia........-....... over 70
Elizabeth Roberts, onnaha............ Over 81
George ", Shinkle. Kansas CITY - -
Mary A. Morgan, Omaha ,.............. Is
Edward Betlach Omaha ................ n
Mabel a. Anderson, Omaha ............ Is
Wesley Noel Arion. Ia........ =,
sophie Matthias. DoY city. Iaa,......... .
Andrew h Ross Otiaha ................ a
Dora koopman, Omaha .................. Il
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-21


Some Primary Causes Of Intemperance"
at the educational meeting Of the Omaha
Woman's Christian Temperance union,
which is 20 be held at the Young WOmen's
Christian association Wednesday after
noon at 200 O'Clock. The meeting is open
to all interested in the subject
The National Travellers Aid. OF which
Miss Grace Dodge was the organizer and
for many years the president, recently held
an Important meeting at her home in New
York. Miss Dodge. whose name IS well
known 70 all Young Women's Christian
association workers. has been active in the
reorganization OF the Travellers Aid. At
the meeting reports showed that its work
In meeting girls and other travellers need
ing assistance has been successful in the
last four years. More than I.O00 girls and
women have been assisted. II was decided
10 enlarge and broaden the scope of its
work. Thousands OF young girls are lesv-
ing their homes each year to come TO the
cities looking FOR work and protection
should be given them. not only in New
York, but also in every large city in the
United States. Affiliated societies are to
be organized in the large cities In this
country. and arrangements are to be made
with societies in Europe. so that an un-
protected young girl can be sent anywhere
In the world with the certainty that she
Will be under the protection Of friends.
Many prominent people in New York
and elsewhere have become interested in
this important protective work The new
board OF directors include John wana-
maker Archbishop Farley. DR.. Brown.
president Union Theological seminary:
John Mitchell r. W. Underwood. president
Erie railway, American Steamship com
pany; DR.. h. r. L. Gould. president City
and Suburban Homes company; Prof Nor
ris Loeb. Gilbert Colgate. s. L. Taylor.
western Union Telegraph company: Will
lam 3. Bennett. Alfred L. Manierre. Jere-
miah w. jerks Rev DR.. ID. j. MeNahon
and number OF women prominent in So
ciety and philanthropic work.
An interesting musical and literary pro-
gram was given at the meeting of the
American Womsn's league in the SCHNEIDER
Mueller auditorium Thursday evening
Readings by Miss Sasse vocal solos, Miss
Peterson Of South Omaha, and a vocal
duet by Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Sturdevant
and piano selections by Mrs r. S. Allen
Mr.. sturdevant gave a talk on Chapter
Houses" and Mr.. D. NJ. Haverly read a
paper on The Benefits Of a Membership
In the American Womans League" Twelve
new members have been added to the
Omaha chapter.
Omaha Woman's club OF the railway
mail service met Wednesday with Mrs
20. S. Hubbell Milton and his poems were
the subject OF study. Mrs w. P. East
was the leader. Mrs. D. c. Dodge assisted
The Womens Missionary Society Of the
First Presbyterian church viii meet Fri
day afternoon. Devotions Mrs. f. Swartz-
lander; Work Among the Indians Miss
Jane Fulton; music. Mrs. Walter Dale;
AT Chong Ju, Korea, Visiting Mrs. f. IS
Miller" Mrs. e II. jerks.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-21

But how does Mr.. Edison know that a
mans intelligence IL made up Of the
combined intelligence OF brain cells? He
claims to have reached his conclusion
through the study Of hard facts, We
wish, in scientific fashion he had given
his facts to the world before his con-
clusion.
Must Produce New Facts.
THE facts are these-at least until Mr.
Edison produces new facts, as yet I'M
known to the scientific worlds, no one
knows anything about the existence of an
intelligent cell. No proof, not the slight
est. has ever been advanced to show in
teilgence in a cell. So far as science
knows there is no more proof OF the ex-
istence OF intelligence in brain cell than
there is in the cells OF a potato, OF in the
molecules of the matter that make up this
paper. We do not know there lie con-
nection between the brain and the mind.
that the mind thinks through acts OF the
brain as It sees through aid Of the nerves
OF the eye; but that does not prove the
brain thinks any more than 1t proves the
nerves OF the eye see. No more even than
II would prove that the strings OF a violin
enjoy their own music.
into the soul; he seems to have looked
for It with microscope. st. Paul was q
true philosopher; for what knoWeth the
things OF a man. save the spirit Of man
that is in him7 II Is only by searching
into our consciousness that the spirit OF
mind OF soul can be discovered"
In conclusion Cardinal Gibbons said he
is glad OF one thing and that is that Mr.
Edison recognizes the existence Of a su-
preme intelligence.
what Edison Does Not Believe.
ITO me" he said, the whole world tes-
titles this and L cannot understand how
any man today can conceive OF this world
as the result OF blind forces Mr.. Edison
sees supreme intelligence directing the
formation OF the human ear.
Mechanism alone. he says. cannot ez-
plain this world; only supreme intelligence
could produce IT, rule IL and bring # to
its perfection. There is one thing / can
hardly understand. Mr.. Edison admits a
supreme intelligence with a will and power
70 direct the forces OF nature. PhHoso-
pliers, I believe. would call such a being
person; yet, Mr.. Edison refuses 70 be-
lieye in a personal god without telling
US what he means by person ] trust he
$50 80" ''Ai'N' N"t1'ueA liiNe w
sonal god Is q sort OF magnified man.
with a vague. mRgnified body.
Like many others today he fears to use
the term, personal Sod although his ideas
and observations should lead him TO be-
lieve In Him. in that adorable Being. with
supreme intelligence, directing the world
ana independent OF II. This idea Is the
only one in harmony with right reason;
and Il has long ruled the minds OF the
worlds greatest philosophers. il would
be disastrous day. indeed, for our coun-
try and for civilization not 70 speak Of
religion, II this idea ever begun 20 lose
its hold on the minds OF the people"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-21

Not IN the least. In fact, he IL astonish-
ingly dogmatic," he said. Assertion, as
sertion everywhere. The proofs2 He does
not offer any. such a procedure 10 not eK-
pected OF an eminent scientist. II is eX-
pected. indeed. OF pope, for It is a pope's
offi,e 20 decide and define. while he leaves
Il 10 theologians to discuss and prove
oven the pope does not dogmatize until
the question has been discussed for cen
turies and settled by the voice Of experts
But here Is a scientist who prOelaims
dogmas to the public; and he seems 20
ask us 70 believe them-because he be-
Heves them. II he spoke at the head Of q
school he might refer as 10 their argu-
ments; but 1 do not know for whom he
speaks. Not for any materialists. because
he believes matter cannot explain ALI not
for the ideallsfs, for he believes In matter;
not for the monoists, evidently; not for the
aRnosties, for he Acknowledges a supreme
Intelligence: not for the pantheists so far
a. least a. he reveals his mind. In fact,
cannot place Mr. Edison I do not know
any school that would slain him. All 1
can be sure Of is that he dogmatizes on his
own account.
M Edisons real view seems 70 be that
a mans Intelligence IL composed OF the
combined tntelliEenes Of his brain cells
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-21
UNABLE TO PLACE Mr.. EDISON
Cardinal Gibbons Takes Famous In
ventor to Task.
MAKES REPLY TO THE INTERVIEW
AdmIres the Man for His Genius but
Cannot Agree with Him In His
views Concerning Things
of the Future.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1s.-Cspecial Tele-
gram1-"I cannot place Edison. He is
not a materialist: neither is he an idealist,
a monoist, agnostio or psntheist- I do not
know what school claims him. He dog
matizes on his own account"
That was the best Cardinal Gibbons said
he could do in an interview printed here
today. In summing up the philosophy OF
Thomas A. Edison. the inventor, In the lat
ter's denial Of immortality.
The cardinal said he had read the cele-
brated Edison interview that has stirred
up the religious world, carefully, very
carefully" and the cardinal added that he
regretted that the inventor had given such
views 10 the public. Then he started in TO
dissect those views OF the inventor in his
usual straightforward manner. In the
first place. the cardinal said OF Edison:
Il admire Mr.. Edisons genius. Some
belittle him as a mere mechanic. have
no patience with such a view, for no man
could achieve what Mr.. Edison has with
out extraordinary mental powers. He Is
the representative Of American inventive
genius and has brought glory upon our
country He Is truly a marvel and as well,
a great benefactor Of the race. He has been
intensely devoted 20 his pursuits and he has
paid the penalty just as Darwin did, just
as so many Of cur great men do" The
cardinal did not find Bdison skepticaL
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-21
OUR MAGAZINE FEATURES

W.T.. humur, Fiction and comto
nictures-the best Of entertain
rnent. Instruction, amusement.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-21

DR.. Joseph n. Aiken viii give a talk on
Some Primary Causes OF Intemperance"
at the educational meeting Of the Omaha
Woman's Christian Temperance union,
which is 20 be held at the Young Women's
Christian association Wednesday after
noon at 200 O'Clock. The meeting is open
to all interested in the subject
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-21

Omaha Womans club Of the railway
mail service met Wednesday with Mrs.
q. $ Hubbel. Milton and his poems were
the subject OF study Mrs w. p. East
was the leader Mrs d. c, Dodge assisted
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-21

The Women's Missionary Society of the
First Presbyterian church viii meet Fri
day afternoon. Devotions. Mrs. f. Swartz-
lander; Work Among the Indians Miss
Jane Fulton; music. Mrs. Walter Dale;
AT Chong Ju, Korea, Visiting Mrs. F. IS.
Miller" Mrs e. H. jerks.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-08-26
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

department Of m" Interior, T. : Land
ONCE a. Turumcnri, y. N.
.Iulv -, 1917
Notice il hereby given thai Rosl"y
V. Padon, If Turumcari, y NJ, who, ON
March II. 1905, mad" r. T., No, 7G2N,
Serial No. 0i55Sl, for Lots aud .,
M WV, See, T., Twp 10 y, Rang"
~ T.. aud Ndd1 II, r. ol232i, sept =,
1909, for NET NEi,, Soc ~ aud ~
SEA aud SEti NEi,, See rs, Twp 10
y, Range ~ T., y. NJ =, Meridian, ha,
filed notice Of intention 20 maxi" Final
Five Year Proof, "a establish ciuim "a
the land above described, before The
Register aud Receiver, T.. :, Land OF
fee NJ Tucumcnri, y, NJ, On the 2ird
day of October, 1871,
Claimant names as witnesses; Toh'
Ward, Of Tucumcuri, y, NJ IT, !, Pen
dereraft, q. W. Parker, Clint Crawford
all of PLAN, y, NJ,
S.5.5t H. \, Prentice, Register