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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-06
MCCLURE.

John ]. Porter who has been on the
sick list the past two weeks Is aols
to be about again and attending to
business.
Mrs. e. A. Barton and niece were
visitors to relatiyfs in Cairo during
the past week.
Claude McRaven Of East st. Lons
who has ben spending the Christmas
holidays with friends here has re
turned.
DR.. S. B. Norris, wife and child are
on visit to Mrs, Norris family In
Chicago. DR.. Eddleman, ;1r, of Anna
is attending the patients in his place
until his. return.
Herald Taylor of Burlington, Iowa
who was a visitor to Ais brother Os-
car Taylor for a couple Of days dur
ing the week, has returned home.
The coming in of the new year at
Cape Girardeau, Mo-, ives plainly
heard here, six miles away. The
whistles and bells commenced at
three minutes before the hour and
continued til 1910.
Mrs. NJ McRayen and children OF
East st. Louis, H.. who have been
visiting her mother Mrs. u. Cul'y
have gone to limo. Mo. on Visit te
her sister and family, Mrs. w. Craig,
whence she will return home.
Henry Norwe!l OF Success. Ark
wash er the first OF the week visit
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-06

the secretary of the interior to call
upon the secretary of the treasury
from time to time as he needs any OF
the allotted money.
n In line with the recommendations
OF the secretary of the interior and
the board of engineers, the president
recommends "the enactment of a law
which will permit of the disposition
OF any surplus stored water available
from reclamation projects to persons,
associations or corporations operating
systems for the delivery of water to
individual water users for the irriga.
ton OF arid lands"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-06
Dumb chiIIs and Fever.

Douglasyille, Tex-"Fiye years
ago was caught in the rain at the
wrong time" writes Miss Edna Ru
therford, of Douglasville, "and fror
that time was taken with dumb chills
and fevers, and suffered more than
can tell, I tried everything that
thought would help, and had four diff
ferent doctors, but got no relief, so
began TO take Cardui Now | feel
better than in many months" Cardpi
does enc thing, and does it we'll
That's the secret of its so years Of
success. AS tonic, there is nothing
in the drug store like it. AS a remedy
for women's ills, it has no equal. Try
1t. Price 81.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-06

Charles NJ. Gauht VS. Lnvenia
Valentine ct ais; partition
\. I552-Johnson Walker VS.. Perks AZ
Higgins; specific performance.
l553-- VIII Powers. adm. etc, vs..
atrick Powers vt al; foreclosure.
l554-~~Charles Curren vs. Madison
Clayborn; partition,
l555- First State Bank vs.. John
Henry Morris ct ais; foreclosure
l55G-Armanda NJ Tobin VI. James
Tobin; divorce.
1857 Boyd and Welch vs.. Charles
Britt Ct ais; partition.
1858 Rertha IIaf.is vs.. D. A. Con
nell and Florence connell; foreclos-s
ua Of c. M.
l559--Iohn Henry vs.. Charles Britt
ct ais; specific performance.
1860 John Henry Morris ct ais VS..
Harrison Morris OF ais. partition.
i5Gi--W. A. Wall ct ais vs.. John ].
Tandy ct ais foreclosure.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-06

co. VS.. John Kelley ct ais: force os
ure. M
l52o--Loyie Bailey Va. Robert
, Bailey; divorce.
152S--Emma A. Parker We. Mar.
garet Atherton ct ais; foreclosure.
l526-Martha Tapley VS.. Hiram
Cnittich; foreclosure.
l527--Perks & Higgins VS., Sarah
Uncil ct ais; foreclosure.
152S-Farnie Rodsell VS.. John
Eird; divorce.
1879 Effie Helm VS.. Edward N
| Helm; divorce.
1890 Mar" L, Parker vs.. Ralph A
! Parker divorce.
i53l--Fred Teichman VS.. Anna As
kew and William Askew; foreclosure
1532-Stella Farmer VS.. Jane
! Farmer; divorce.
1888 Perks g. Higgins vs. Solomon
Dukes ct ais: foreclosure.
1884 Abraham Wi,born vs.. Charles
Britt ct ais; partition
1885 Harry s. Bellows We. Adyt
Bellows; divorce.
l536-Perks & Higgins vs.. Dorths
Eddleman foreclosure.
1j37->Iohn j. Nolte Va. Bette Tay
Tor eft ais foreclosure,
1898 Rachel Wildly VS.. Samue
Wildly: divorce.
! lj40~-Fred Hood w. l.. G. Perks et
ais; partition.
l541-W, A Wall VS.. L. NJ. Rife Ell
ais; foreclosure.
l5t2-Ella Shoffner Cherry VS.. ELI
jan Cherry; petition TO sell, etc.
! l549-perks & Higgins VS.. Georgia
Blum; injunction
I 1874 Beulah Lamar vs. Walter q
Walker; foreclosure of C. M.
l54G--Lizzie Forker vs.. Houston
Forker; livorce. 4l
, l547-Henrietta Barnett VS.. Grant
Barnett: divorce. ,
l54S.-Chaflie Staudacher vs.. Laura
Staudacher; divorce
l549-Minor LeeHght VS.. Edith Lee.
right; diyonce.
l550-Nathan Tharp VS., f. j,
| Lackey Ell ais; partition
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-06
CONVENES MONDAY
'ANUARY TERM OF CIRCUIT
COURT IN MOUND CITY,
JUDGE LEWIS PRESIDING
Docket Carries Only Three crimina
Cases But Makes up For it in
Divorce Cases of Which
There Are 10.

The January term of circuit court
n Prlaski county will convene next
Monday with Judge A, w. Lewis or
the bench; f. p yesterday, clerk;
cnas E, Wehrenberg, sheriff; Fred
Hood, states attorney, and Chas. l..
Rice, master; G. Il. Parker, deputy
sheriff, and Ruth Wilson, deputy cir.
cult clerk
Attorneys VINO have cases pending
n court, aside from members of the
Pulaski county bar, are A. Leek
cairo; Gilbert & Gilbert, Cairo Geo.
w. Howell, DuQuoin; Reed Green
Cairo; A. N. Sessions, Anna; W. A.
Lyerle, Jonesboro; Lansden & Lans-
don, Cairo.
Petit Jury.
To appear Monday, January 9Th,
1911.
Wetaug-Eyeret Lingle.
Perks-George Stubblefield.
Ullin--TIugh Rhymer, Geo. A. Jack
son, Lee Walton.
Pulaski-C. W. stringer. B. r.
Moore, j. 3. Norvell.
villa Ridge. f. Welson, Isaac
Beegles r. w. Polk.
Mounds. p. Boyd, C. H. Wal
bIidge, Seth Armstrong, Jerry Thomp
on
Mound City-L. c. Stophlet, r. c.
loss, Alfred Hughes, J. b. Blanken-
hip, j. K. Beaver Sheppard Spark
nan.
America--Horace Jackson.
Olmsted-Frank Unger, James =.
Barber, Frank Williams.
Grand Chain--Clemson Roach. Jno
F. Guy. Frank Brooks.
Karnak-A Y. Bayless, Coates
Carnes.
The Docket.
The docket carries only 2 criminal
eases, 6 appeal cases, 10 law cases,
81 chancery cases, including l3 d.
yorce cases, as follows:
Criminal Docket.
S23-The People VS.. John Whiten-
err: larceny.
S34-The People vs. Cal Bias, alias
Calvin Bise: murder
Appeal Docket.
7T-viilage Of Pulaski We. Fred
Sperle. appeal
7s--~Village of Pulaski, VS. Fred
Sterile: appeal.
e. Maloney and Kratky VS. Willie
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-06

NEWS FROM, OUR NEIGHBoRs|


ing friends. He will return here next
sunday for good, having accepted a
position OF T. M. Otrich.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bunch who have
been very i'll the past month are re
covering and able to be about.
Mr. Frank Allen who has been a,
work ON the dredger received a telc
gram from Indiana to come home al
bis wife was Ill, on Sunday evening
at 80. He left at $50 Monday, the
6rst train out. At o'clock hardly
three hours after he had left here, .
dispatch arrived saying she had dici
Frank Allen is brother to Halo
Allen the contractor doing the dredg
ing here and had been here severa
weeks helping him out. Mr.. Hale Al
len himself Is i'll at the dredger, hav
ing got badly scalded last week b.
the bursting a steam pipe.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Rudd who hat
been visiting the latter's daughter a
Villa Ridge the past week returned
Tuesday
Miss Alley Seawright OF Chicago
who has betn visiting her uncle ant
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Barton, thu
past three weeks, left for her home
Tuesday accompanied by her aunt
Mrs. E. A. Barton.
During this cold spell the aged arr
poor in the hills have ben remen
hered by bundles of warm clothin'
sent them by Mrs. John J. Porter, fo'
which they sent her many kind words
OF appreciation.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-06
BIG OIL LAND DEAL
French Syndicate Bought Rich mi
nols and Oklahoma Properties
For s15,ooo,ooo.

st. Louis, Jan. ST. N Barpsdall
Of Pittsburg, who had contemplated
the building of natural gas pipe
line to ST. Louis, today sold the iii.
nois and Oklahoma oil properties
owned by his syndicate to a French
and English syndicate. News Of the
transaction was received in a cable
message from Paris. MIR. Barnsdall
admitted the oil deal tonight in Pitts.
burg, but said it would not affect his
gas plans The identity of the for
eisn syndicate could not be ascer.
tanned. The consideration is reported
at from sl5,000,00o to 500 1000 900
me new owners will construct pine
hnes, probably one to a gulf port ana
possibly one in an easteriy direction.
Ihey are supposed to represen
strong foreign competitors of the
STANDARD on Compony.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-06
SKIN DISEASES
HuMoRs In THE BLOOD

Nature has made ample provision
in the moisture and sunshine OF the
air for the outward protection ana
healthy condition of the skin. But
the more important work OF nourlsfi-
ing the cuticle has been left to an IN
ward source-the blood. 1t is from
the circulation that the pores and
glands receive their stimulus, ana
the fibrous tissues are all preserved
in healthful state because OF con-
slant nutriment supplied by We blood.
1t is only when the circulation be-
comes infected with humors or acids
that we are troubled with skin affec-
tions. The humors producing these
troubles are carried through the cir
culation direct to the skin, and their
irritating or inflamfnatory effect re-
mains until the blood is cleansed.
S. S. S. cures Skin Diseases, because
It is the greatest Of all blood purifiers.
It goes into the circulation and
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-06
U. S. GOVERNMENT WOULD EN-
JOIN 10 STEAMSHIP. COM.
pANiES.
Charged With Conspiracy to Proven
Competition in Steerage Rates
~. S. Ports to be
Closed TO Vessels.

New York. January 5.-The govern
ment has brought, suit in equity in the
United States circuit court OF New
York under the Sherman act, which
is now more than twenty years old
to restrain British, German. Dutch
Russian and American passenger-car
rying Atlantic lines, members OF th'
Atlantic Conference, from entering OF
clearing from the ports of the United
States at all unless they abandon
an agreement as to steerage rates al
legged to have been entered into in
London, in 1908, and described as
monopolistic
The Sherman act declares that ev'
cry contract, combination or conspir
acy in restraint of trade with foreign
nations. as well as between states, is
Illegal and that everybody who en-
ters into 1t may be fined $4,000 or I'M
prisoned year, but the practical way
of enforcing the law in this case,
against the British AMI Germans, fol
instance. is deemed to be the closing
of the ports OF the United States tc
their ships by means OF civil pro
ceeding
The petition alleges that these de
PENDANTS are engaged in combina-
ton and conspiracy 10 destroy all
competition among themselves in the
business of transporting inird-class or
sleerage passengers between ports in
the United States OF America and
ports in Europe, and also are engaged
in destroying competition by all per
sons and corporations other than
themselves.
The contract upon which the action
is based is alleged to have been en-.
tered into in London on February s.,
1908. Under this contract the de-
PENDANT steamship lines. with the ex-
cepton of the Russian-American line,
are alleged to have formed them
selves into the Atlantic Conference.
Under the terms Of the contract, ii is
alleged, the parties thereto agreed 70
divide up the Storage traffic for
warded by them, each line receiving
a percentage OF the. total, and that
each agreed not to carry steerage
passengers In excess of the allotted
percentage. - iEyNN
penalty of pounds, it is alleged.
was prescribed for every steerage
passenger carried in excess of the al,
iotment. the forfei; to be divided
among the companies which mad moi
carried their share
Further provisions or the alleged
contract are that whenever line
carries more or less than its agreed
percentage of traffic, 1t shalt raise or
lower its rates to make its business
meet the agreed percentage, AMI II
this expedient does not have the de
sired effect, more drastic mea sure
shall be taken. 1t being provided that
where 1t is possible the percentage
shall be adjusted By raising rather
than lowering rates
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-06
DIXIE FLYER WRECKED.

Macon, Ga, Jan 5.---The Dixie Fly
er, the fast Chicago,Jaeksonyille train
was wrecFed this morning at Imam,
on the Georgia Switzerland Florida
Railroad, 30 miles below Macon. The
engine aud four cars were overturned.
The passengers were somewhat sha.
ken, bat there were no fatalities.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-06

S0--David knight & Con VS.. J. H.
Bradley. appeal.
| Sl--Mound City w. L. P. II. g. Mfg.
Co. vs.. Fred Haag; appeal.
S2--Bradley Lumber Co. vs.. Illinois
Central Railroad Company appeal.
| Law Docket
926-London Guarantee & Accident
Co., Ltd. VS.. Q. l.. Bartlett, assunp-
sit.
9SS-White Sewing Machine Co.
vs. The N. M. Harris Installment Co;
assumpsit.
lO01--W. w. Settlemoir VS.. John
Wolfe; assumpsit.
10O7-Phillip Stern VS.. Cairo Brew
ing Co.; assumpsit
| 1012-Fairbanks Morse and Co,
Tvs. C. M. Hileman and Son; assrmp-
| sit
| 10l3-Mound City w. l.. p. Fl. &
Mfg. Co. VS.. City of Mound City; as
sumpsit
1O25-Perks & Higgins VS.. John d
| BrlStOW, aSsumpsit
lO26-Perks & Higgins VS.. H. b.
Eshlenan and ]. H. Bradley; assump.
sit
lO27-Jessie Schuler VS.. Cairo &
st. Louis Railway Co.; trespass on
the case.
| 1O2S-Georgia Blum VS., l.. c. Perks
ct ais; ejectment
| 1029-Ferguson Mckinney Dry
Goods Co. VS.. Chas. Brown and J.
Berfield assumpsit
1O31--Hall Whitaker vs., The
Ocean Accident and Guarantee Cor
poration, Ltd; assumpsit.
10S3-H. NJ Warrington VS.. r. u.
Goe eft ais; assumpsit.
1035--John Wolf VS.. B Horton ct
ais; survey.
lO36--H. II. Snyder vs.. Perks Il
Higgins; trespass on the case
lO37-Otis S. Miller VS.. Williamson
Kuny Mill and Lbr. Co., trespass on
tie case.
| l03S-Trustees st. Johns Baptist
| church VS.. Alas Assurance Co.; Ltd;
| assuinpsit
lO39--The Boring Shoe Co. VS.. L. G.
Stophlet; assumpsit.
lO4o-~Mann Realty Co. VS.. Lincoln
s. Kell and John Briscoe; assumpsit.
chancery Docket.
l32l--Georgia Ann Coffey VS.. Lu-
yenia Adams ct ais; to set aside deed
l4l3-Robert Isom VS.. N. b. Thomp-
son and Selester Thompson; fore
closure
li32-Henrietta Bartleson VS.. H..
NJ. Britt, Admr., bill to quiet title.
4i0-Alex Co. Saw. Bank VS.. VIM
NJ Grain and Geo Blank; foreclosure.
Harry A. Cushman and Peter
Day exrs. VS.. Chas. L. Otrieh ct ais :;
foreclosure
li44-Ella Woods ct ais VS.. Sarah
uncil ct ais; partition.
l479--J r. Reichert vs.. John Eel
enstein; foreclosure.
l4S0--W. o. Farrin VS.. f. NJ, Mize
ga" ava MiIe, lOFGGIOBuTF,
l4S5--W, Al. Wall w. Madison Du'
pee and Juda Dupee; foreclosure.
l486--Thos. J. DAILY vs. d. w. Hei-
lis; partition.
lAS9-Perks & Higgins VS. Law
renee Smith ct al; foreclosure
li90-Joseph Hill VS. Dorothy May
Hill; divorce.
1isl-A. G. Bartleson VS.. Joseph
Crawford ct al; foreclosure.
l4s4--Matilda Nickens vs. Walter
Jones ct ais; foreclosure.
li95-Albert Spence VS.. Charles
Jones ct ais; foreclosure.
lis6-E. T. Snyder We. Northern
Blue Grass Land Co ct ais; lien
l5Ol-Gustave Newman VS.. John
Kelley; foreclosure.
l5O2--James Bartleson VS.. A. w.
LaFont ct ais; foreclosure.
LOO First Bank of Mound City VS.
VIM. Stevers ct ais: foreclosure.
l5iO-Sarah Washington ct ais vs..
Fannie Williams. partition.
l5i2--Jane NJ. Powell VS.. Calvin
B Powell; divorce.
l5l4--John s. Aisthorpe as trustee,
vs.. Mound City w. L. p. H. & Mfg.
Co.: foreclosure.
l5l5- Arthur Scruggs vs., F, w.
Krenning ct ais; bill to redeem and
foreclose mortgage.
loi7--Louisa A. Hurst vs.. John
hoore ct ais; bill to quiet title
l5ls~-Anna Loan and Improvement
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-06
JUDGE BLAss DIES.

Little Rock, Ark, Jan. 5.--Judge
Blass, aged 81 years, vice president
of the Gus Blass Dry Goods Com.
pany, and one OF the wealthiest meu
in the southwest, died at his homo
here today of Bright's disease.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-06

pimples, rashes, aud all eruptions o.
the skin. When S. S. S. las driven
out the humors every symptom passes
away, the skin is again nourished
with cooling, healthful blood, natural
evaporation is renewed, and the skin
becomes soft and smooth. Book O.
Skin Diseases and medical advice free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, ~
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-06
Fresh Air and NM

- : cniio y narrow-chested he
should live In the open air as much a
possible Light dumbbeils should be
used Tor exercise and he should be
given generous milk diet. NJ
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-06

REMOVES the
acids and humors
which are caus-
ing the trouble,
bu lids up the
weak, acrid
blood, and COM
pletely cures Ec-
zena, Acne, Tet-
ter, Salt Rheun,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-06

Ninety-fiye per cent OF the white
people Of Cairo read The Bulletin
every day.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-12

Indiana and Iowa is refuted by every
table Of statistics
To let the wheat Of the northwest come
down TO Minneapolis and Chicago will
steady the price Of wheat But that u will
In the end substantially reduce the price
Of wheat, fixed for the world In Liverpool
no one familiar with conditions will as
sert.
1t will sive 20 the United states much
greater control Of the wheat market than
Il has ever had before. II will enable It's
milling plants TO turn Canadian wheat
into flour and send abroad the finished
product and will stimulate the sale OF
manufactures and other things that we
have to sell to Canada"
The president further asserted that In
removing the artificial barriers between
the northwestern part OF the United states
and the Canadian provinces. the agreement
would result in the bringing over Of live
cattle to feed on :he corn Of the Ameri-
can farmer.
why Tariff Board ~ needed.
The president said that no step could
be taken more in the interest OF a reason
able policy OF protection than the ap-
prevail OF the treaty, and that In insistence
on too much protection would arouse an
opposition in this country that will know
no moderation" He said that that was
his reason. also, for favorlng the creation
Of IAN expert tariff commission or board 3"
we have taken up those things that are
involved in = certain reciprocity treaty be-
cause opportunity afforded declared
President Taft in conclusion. Now is the
accepted time. Canada is at the parting
Of the ways. Shall it be an isolated
country, as much separated from us as II
it were across the ocean, or shall its peo-
pie and our people profit by approxlmity
that our geography furnishes and stimu-
late the trade across the border that moth
ing but a useless, illogical and unneces-
BaTy tariff wall crestes?'
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-12
PETERSON ARRESTED IN OMAHA
Man Wanted In OtOe County on seri-
Gus Charge Located by sheriff.

Man Wanted In OtOe County on seri-
Gus Charge Located by sheriff.
NEBRASKA CITY, Neb.. Feb. ll-(spe-
ciall-sheriff Fischer returned yesterday
from Omaha, having in charge w r.
Peterson who was arrested at the home
OF his parents at that place and is charged
with shooting at and attempting 10 kill
Martin Nelson, AZ the home OF the latter
in North Branch precinct Of this county,
on February /. IL seems that Peterson.
Martin and Stunt were playing cards and
had some disagreement and Peterson was
knocked down. He went out Of the house
and seeing shot gun sitting up alongside
of the house grabbed Il and fired a charge
at Martin Nelson as he was coming out OF
tine door. Most OF the charge entered his
head and face, but as the gun was loaded
with fine bird shot the charge did not kill
him, but seriously wounded him lie was
taken to Omaha for treatment and is Just
able to leave the hospital more serious
charge may be filed against Peterson when
the case comes up for hearing
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-12
UNION PACIFIC TO Be SHORTER
Plan is to Build the Long Talked-0f
Cutoff.
FROM NORTHP0RT TO THE WEST
saving Of FIFTY Miles Could he Made
and Grade Must He Cut Consider
ably By the Proposed
Change.

Another shortening OF the Union Pacific
line between Omaha and the west is TO be
made some time in the near future, &C
cording to advices received from New York.
where the heads Of the Hartman system
are located. The proposed plan is part
Of the appropriation OF S75,oOo,0Ooas made
lately TO improve the western lines and
double track them, and is to shorten the
road from Omaha to ogden fifty miles
The construction plan would be to
straighten the curve in the Union Pacific
track between the point where It leaves
Nebraska to Medicine Bow, wyo.. where
it starts away on a straight run to the
west This can be done by building west
from Northport The Improvement would
also eliminate the hard grade Of the road
between the two points
The New York report also states that the
Hartman lines will increase the mileage
Of their tracks in the great northwest by
1900 miles, building a number Of branch
and connecting lines I'm the territory which
is now traversed by the Oregon Short Line
and the Oregon and Washington road.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-12
DAKOTA FARMERS GRAIN
DEALERS ELECT OFFICERS
President q, VI. Bower of Mount YER
non Is Defeated ny a. ID. Ander-
son of COrsOn Comfy.

ABERDEEN, s. T., Feb. l.--CSpeclalD-
The South Dakota Farmers Grain Dealers
association adjourned at 3 o'clock yester-
day evening, after adopting resolutions
and electng Officers G. NJ Bower OF
Mount Vernbn, who was a candidate for
reelection as president Of the ASSOCIATE lon.
was defeated by O. D. Anderson OF Cor
son county, the vote standing: Anderson.
81. Bower, o. j. T. Belk OF Henry vas
reelected secretary treasurer by a unanl-
nous vote The seven directors elected
arc, Matt Wanken, Britton; W. n. Mais.
Geddes; Chris sandvig, Canton: Andrew
Fox, Miner county; f. Fl, Day, Clark II.
T. solem, Baltic and L. J. Larson. Plank
inton.