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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1911-02-16
A Fine Example.

I'VE hear a great zeal Of talk about
the value Of optimism. Have you ever
known a real. observation-disclosures optim-
ist?"
Yves. l met one this morning, lIc
hopes to save enough cigar bands be-
fore Christmas to bug his wife q pres
emit"
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1911-02-16

books and papers have been strewn
about, this room, which filled every
one with a feeling Of aversion and
discomfort, will become the favorite
resort of the family.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1911-02-16
CTo BE CoNTINUED.)
" RessIvsd a Violent PusA

other window Job is shown being
Knocked by three men, one of whom Is
holding a dog by a chain.-Westmin-
ster Gazette.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1911-02-16
SYNOPSIS.

AT the expense of a soiled hat Robert
Orme saves from arrest a girl in a black
touring car who has caused a traffic jam
on State street. He buys a new hat and
ID given in change a i've dollar bill with;
Remember the person you pay this to-
written on It. A second time he helps the
lady in the black car, and learns that In
Tom and Bessie Waiingham they have
mutual friends. but gains no further hint
Of her identity. He discovers another In
soription on the marked bill, which. in. a
futile attempt to decipher 1t, he copies
and places the copy in a drawer in his
apartment, Senior Poritol, South Ameri-
can, calls, and claims he marked bill.
Orme refuses. and a fight ensues IN
which Poritol is overcome. He calls In
6enor Alcatrante. minister from his coun-
try, to vouch for him. Orme still refuses
to give up the bill. Orme goes for a walk
and sees two Japs attack Alcatrante. He
Eescues him. Returning to his rooms
Orme is attacked by W Japs who Ell,
feet q forcible exchange of the marked
bill for another. Orme finds the girl OF
the black car waiting for him. She also
wants the bill. Orme tells his story. She
recognizes one Of the Japs as her fathers
butler. Maku. The second inscription on
the bill Is the key to the hiding place OF
important papers stolen from her father.
Both Japs and South Americans want the
papers. orme and the Girl start out In
the black car in quest of the papers. In
fhe university grounds in Evanston the
hiding place is located, Maku and an
OtLlCI Jap dIC blCIc. OtAh6 GLE q -
and the other Jap escapes Orme finds In
Maku's pocket a folded slip of paper. He
takes the girl. whose name ID still IN
known to him, to the home Of a friend In
Evanston. Returning to the university
grounds Orme gets in conversation with a
guard at the l~ife-saving station. They
hear a motor boat in trouble In the dark
pess on The lake. They find the crippled
boat In It are the jap. with the papers
and Girl" She jumps into Orme's boat,
but the Jap eludes pursuit. Girl ex-
plains her presence in the boat. Orme
boards a car for the city and finds Maku
on 1t and trails him In hope of finding
the Jap who has The papers. Orme
finds on the paper he took from Maku
the address, "341 N. Parker street
He goes there and finds hat Arima
teacher of 1iu-jitsu is on the thirt
door. He calls on Ala, clairvoyant, or
escape and conceals himself under
table in Arima's room. A~lcatrante, Por'
ltol and the Jap minister enter. Ormt
f1nds the papers in q drawer under TIN
table and substitutes mining prospect
uses for them. He learns that the pa
perg are of international Importance
With a time limit for signatures Of tina
night midnight: The substitution II
discovered The girl appears an
American has the papers. orme at
set upon BY Arima and Maku. HI
eludes them and Is hidden in a close
by the ~clairvoyant. Orme escapes dur
ang q seance given by Ala. On the side
walk he encounters Alcatrante. Orm'
goes to find Tom Wallingham. Aca
trante hangs on and tries to get tn
papers.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1911-02-16
CHAPTER xIn.-contlnued.

They passed a long series Of doors,
the glass panels Of which were in
sortbed, 1.-THE Wallingham Company
Private" with index fingers pointing
the direction Of the main entrance.
This was the Chicago branch Of the
great New York corporation, and
Thomas Wallingham, ST., had placed
his SON in charge of 1t two years
before. The business was the manu-
facture Of refrigerators. One side of
the reception room which Orme en-
tered hurriedly, Alcatrante still be-
side him, was given owe to a large
specimen refrigerator chamber, built
in with g%listenlng white tiles. The
massive door, three feet thick, was
wide open, showing the spotless inner
chamber. In the outer wall was a Their.
mometer dial fully a foot in diameter.
Once inside the reception room
Orme stopped and looked again at AL
~catrante. There was menace in the
look, but the South American did not
finch. Indeed, the glance which met
his W seemed to Orme to be dis
armingly good natured. Its essence
was q humorous recognition that the
situation had a ridiculous side.
But Orme, knowing that much was
at stake, did not for an instant trust
his unwelcome companion. Alca
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1911-02-16
FARM FOR $4,000

$1,000 cash-$.M a month buys five acre
truck farm in the famous Pensacola Dis
trict. Soil expert and demonstration
farm make mistakes impossible; Net
profit from $500 to 5000 yearly. Canning
factory on property guarantees steady
market. Come to the land of SUNSHINE
AND SUCCESS. Write for literature.
PENSACOLA REALTY CO., Pensacola, Fla, ? Q B@H
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-09-29
RECIPROCITY FALLS.

The recent election in Canada
sounded the death kneil of the
reciprocity agitation. Recipro'
city with Canada was the Pres
ident's pet measure 1t was TO
him what Jerusalem was to the
prophet when he said. IF |
forget thee. o Jerusalem, let
my right hand forget her cum
ming. II | do not remember
thee, let my tongue cleave to
the root OF my mouth After
the Presidert tailed to secure
the passage OF the measure in
the Sixty-6rst Congress, he
called the Sixty-second, and
this congress passed the bill
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-09-29
POWER BEHIND THE PRESS.

1t is with pleasure that We an.
nounce 10 our many readers that
we have installed a new gasoline
engine in our press room and are
now running the papers out by
power instead o. having to go
out and pick up a darSey for HE
work The engine was put to
work on last weeks run, and
he way he papers came out
caused a feeling OF satisfaction
in tile Observation-Disclosures. To-
day we greet you With ten pages,
three runs being required, The
old engine did its part Of the
work for us, did i. quickly and
did it well. Had we been forced
to hunt up some man to turn the
press, we might not have been
out yet, but as it is, here we are,
as bright and full as usual. And
thus we chronicle another step
ia the Enterprise Recorders Ca
reer We say another step, and
yet this is only the beginning
AS the days pass, we intend to
be constantly making improve
ments. If good, hard work. hon.
est dealing, courteous treatment
and the use Of what little ability
the Creator has seen fit to be-
stow upon US count for anything
the old paper WILL improve
As we grow older we are deter
mined we shall grow better.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-09-29

Hon. r. A. Gray, editor of the
Havana News aud one OF Gads
den Couutys able representa-
tives in the last Legislature, has
accepted a position in the Office
Iof State Treasurer Knott. We
don't know what position he
fills in the State Treasurer's Of
tice, but one thing is certain,
his work will be correctly, hon
estly aud promptly done. and
we congratulate Treasurer
Knott upon his good fortune il
securing the services of so cap.
able a man.-Liye Oak Demo,
crat.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-09-29
MY LADY OF THE NORTH

According to announcement
IN the paper a short while ago,
though a week or two later than
I'VE had expected, we begin the
publication Of our new story,
"My Lady OF the North, e" We
will continue tn S story in every
issue of the paper until its com.
pletion. My Lady of the
North is an intensely interest
ing romance, a love story of the
time when the North aud South
were estranged. Watch for it
and read it as it appears weekly.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-09-29

within Il very few weeks the
school year will begin over the
greater part Of the land. This
means that for the next nine or
ten months, aud for five days
each week, the children from
most homes will be under the
direct care and instruction. OF
teachers whose influence over
those children is necessarily
second only, and in many cases
greater, to that of the pdrents.
Very fortunately most Of this
great army of teachers CONSIST
Of young men and women HUt
only above the average in edu.
cation, but Of superior mora,
worth and intelligence. This
oeing the fact, the less interior
ence that parents make with the
relation OF the teachers to the
children the better. Tea cher,
are selected for a certain work
in which they are rightly sup
posed to be experts, Therefore
any Interference with theil
method ot instruction, discip
line and government almost in
variably works harm TO th
children, prevents the teachers
from working to the best ad
vantage, and Injuries the moral
and standing Of the school,
Gainesville Sun. .-,
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-09-29
TIE CONVICT QUESTION

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The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-09-29

DR.. Wiley has been exouer-
ated. aud we are glad OF it. We
heartily approve of his methods.
AID congratulate him upon his
vindicat'on. Keep up the good
work, doctor, the health
of ninty millions of people
needs just such a man 10 Just
such a place.
The pioneer express., 1911-11-24
FAX SALE.

Notice is hereby given that the taxes for
the year 1910 have not been paid on the
following described lands and town lots in
the County of Pembtna. State Of North
Dakota, and that all the hereinafter real
main due and unpaid. will be offered for
sale according to the statutes in such
THIS TWELFTHH DAY Of i,scEHBsR. A.
q. 1911, commencing at the hour Of Ten
from day to day until all of said lands
have been sold or offered for SALE at the
oMce OF the County Auditor in the Court
House In the City of Pembina. County of
Psmbina and State of North Dakota.
interest. is placed opposite each descrip-
tion under the head of Amount" and the
sTiPtionszSN" ier North: IS" for south !;
nE. for East; .N!,v w. for West; Ne" for
Southeast; 'sW" for southwest: ~" or or
INF" for half; N" or ''qr' for qua /! ter; pit
for part; Sec" for Section twp" for town.
ship: ing for range; and Whenever the
abbreviations do" or the characters - y" or
used. they shall be construed and held as
meaning and being the same word, name
initial, letter or letters, abbreviatiun or alb
breviatlons. figure or figures as the last
preceding such do" or -" or similar
character.
The number of section or lot township,
block or range of each parcel of land or
real property is placed in the respective
column so headed, opposite the respective
description.
=. Dated ct Pembina. North Dakota. this
9Th day of November; wi. 4: =; r. l9t1t FE1soN
County Auditor. Pembina County.
State of North Dakota.
County Auditors SeaD
The pioneer express., 1911-11-24
AKRA TOWNSHIP.

Owner Description
2. Isl, IS. ........... go =. =. - .s' :.
d: J. Laxdal, SEA of NWA, 2,
161, IS ..................
d. J. LaXdal, NEA Of SEA. 2.
l6l, 90
Robt. Mcconnell, SEA, 12, 161. IS
Jonina Thorlacius, Sh Of SEA
28, 161, IS. SUPERINTENDENT.
The pioneer express., 1911-11-24
GARDAR TOWNSHIP,

GARDAR TOWNSHIP.
Owner Description
B1orn olafson. Ell. SEN. 5. 1Ss.,
Stephan l.. Christianson, sen, q,
159, 81 .:.:.............:
Stephan e. Christianson, part
sen, SWA, Z, 159, 6s............
Stephan Christianson, M, MEX,
NWA. 1s. l59. 56................
The pioneer express., 1911-11-24

Bathgate City-Unplatted Por
VIM. Richardson, COM
mencing at point rs
feet south of SWN cor
ner of Garfield St., and
Arthur St., thence south
so feet, thence 140 feet
west, thence N. so feet
to place Of beginning.
Taylor's Addition.
NJ. Mclean, WM..........18
Chas. Huffman, w. 25 It.. 20
The pioneer express., 1911-11-24
wALHALLA TOWNSHIP.

wALHALLA TOWNSHIP.
Owner Description Amt
Francis Howie, SEX, Z, 1853, S.. s 29.77
Kate Campbell. NEK, s, 1853, 56.... 1907
H. c. Best, NEA, 12. 163. 56:.:. 31.42
Joseph E. Lee. sH. NWA. 13. 1853. =. :.
J. y E. Lee, NJ. swX. Is. is;. Sc sa 81
T. r. Mclaughlin, SWA. is. 163, ..
J. Buden. III: NwX ana SEX. s.'s.
J. T. Buden. NEh. sWA. 1s. 1853. -.
John q. Fla. part sen. MEX. 20. -.
Venue s, 7 Bros part NEX. SEX: 70 ~.
E: !s SicSotts. part aB2. SEX. 20. :,
J. les' 9. sia: & MwX: ai 'iiss;: is::::::: sSis
John s. Strange. sEA. sEA, Il, x..
J. o. Eid. SWH. 81, les, 6e........ 1891
Thos. C. Miller, sen. 81. .163. 66 $3.50
% iss. Sc eneu... W. @ lo.ss
iss. Sc sNaose.a. 's...............:. .n' ~" 4.st
Martin Nabseth. sen, s4. 1853. Sc 1s.41
Martin Nabseth Eh. sWA. s4' =.
M. +. Lee, NWH, SO, 1853, 66...... 11.04
Geo. Fleming, SWK, 81, 1874. 66.. 1853;
Geo. Laidlaw, SEA, SO, 1874, 66.... 16.3t
The pioneer express., 1911-11-24
NECHE TOWNSHIP.

NECHE TOWNSHIP.
Owner Description
Nap. Tallion, part NWA, NEA,
NWA, 8, 16s, 5S.
Nap. Tallion, NEA, SWA, 8, 1853,
John Cook, s1k, sEK, 6, 1853, 53..
Nap. Tallion, VIZ. NEA and SEA
NEA, 10, 1853, SO ................
Nap Tallion, NJ, SEA and SWA,
SEA: 10, 163, So;
Geo. Allard, VIZ, SEA, 29. 1854.
Geo. Allard, Eh, SWA. 29, 1854, SO
Geo. Allard. Ny. NWA and part
S1s, NWA, 32, 164, SO. .........
B. Demarse, E7s, NEA, so, 1853, So
The pioneer express., 1911-11-24

TH1NGvALLA TOWNSHIP.
Owner Description
A. O. u. w. Lodge. part SEA, Sc
", 8, 160, Sc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Ellis Thorwaldson, Eh. NEA, IA.
16O, 66 .................
Magnus Brynjolfson, W.. MEX.
II. 100. Sc ..:..............:
Swain Thorwaldson. part NEA.
J. J. soldal. part Ell. NEA. %.
J. 9. sater. sen. Il: iso: ts:.:::..
Svein johnson, ny, NWA, 80, 100.
66 ............ . = . .
The pioneer express., 1911-11-24

p y. Horgan. M. sEisf. n. 1ss.
n. paprsy. sen. is. III; i..::. ..:..
John N Bon ponova:n. TN NV. - 81 % siss. ii
Geo. Holm. NEA, 90. le5, 81. =.
ehss: ehss: vosss vvSss NV NV. = Aw ~ ' =. is.
Annie i. Adams. Il NJ. NEii Il IL iss.
J. y wheeler. . sM. MEX. III ii. lei. :
j.. 5. wheeler. sii. HWX. !; e. lei. 5
Simon aerol.. WI: SEX. Is is4.
Simon IN aeicax Nj. swX and SEX
j. $. Wheeler. si. NEN, n. is4.
Simon in aeroax. NEH. Il sen II. is4
A: o. kruger. part NwX: sEX. 50; 50.
simon moi {; aeroux. EN-. sEH. 81. is4.
Simon Geroux. wiz. NEH. ii IS. is4.
rRes. 20 '3;iis;. Devaney. sEH, IS. lei, "a
S. Q. Leary. part Eh. sWA. IS.
Alice hse' Murphy. II ;i;;'ii; swN. IS. is4, ST.:
E oIs J. Hcsaa. sss' lot It q. s.. s ist. ist 81: 81
Neche Village. lot 2s, SO. 1854, 54
w%. r. = KihRs ,ss. Ct ss al part sWA. sw
Andrew Martineau. VIZ. NEN. Is.
AnSreSs asS; % Martineau. E4; NwA:
A. Martineau. NwN. sen. IS. iss.
J. q :. Horsiey. sEH. sen. is. les
>. pai1eil. part Esz, sE2. is.
las W % Harvey, part EK. sEA. is.
Marv Duprey. part NEN, SEX, 2l,
wasS ss' y %viie, part NEN, SEX. ii
Thcs. Donovan. lot i, blk i. ii
NJ Mc3ougaii. lot i. blk. i. ii.
Rev Larchelie. lot ii. blk. i, 2i.
Jas: ss Hs!,sran; = nsrt VIZ; SwX and
A,sy e Gaya!,er' s.. Is part swA, NwH.
NJ: wife. u; part swM. NiwN. 2s.
P. Fl iia@3e, y part swN, NwN. ss.
Jos; hstreiile. part SwN: NwH.
F.. q corman' 5rn; ns WIZ, NEH. Is. iss.
:1cs. Holleran. s1k. NEN. IS. 1888. IS
Margaret Clifford, NWA, 20, 1853,
Ed. d. Mircn, E,x, NEM: Il. les: IS
Louis O, q Brown, part sen, NWA'
I'd Miron, EIk, sEN. n, 1883. S..
P. L. Doubourt, SWA, SEA, "a.
P. I. poubourt. sEN. swl, ~.
J. D. Gordon, ssx. NwH, %. 1ss.
y. Z D. Gordon, swH, Is, Iss. 55:... 3d.
Emma Piper. SEN, 80. 1853, $751;.
A. Martineau. SEA. NwN. 50. ies.
The pioneer express., 1911-11-24
CARLISLE TOWNSHIP.

E. oRnes r. sinRier st0 and JEFF Myers. e.
4 Of sen, 4, 161. 62........
Emiline MONT. VIZ OF SEN, =.
c. N acArthur. NEH. {. Isl. g.:
Mabel Hoselton ct al. Ell Of NEA.
E&i,.ne as': MONT. VII Of NEX. $. isi.
3; r; IS Sinkiei s and JEFF Myers. sen
T. ~; ss2iS;&; g 2& N5wsx q Iswxx and
E. 4. fs Tsssior. NE& Of Of Nw&. is.
R. x K. Bideood. Ra NEH. ~. Isl. s."
r. x; Bidgood; NWA, %, 1s1, s2..
zSsaz zssis Ss;ns's: ssnss kRz kEz 81 b. Isl is f.
Henry N Metheral, sEH. 81. Isl. 5s.:
VIM. Littlejohn, NWH, 80, 161. 52
VIM. Littlejohn, SWA, 81, 161, 81
e. A. Taylor. Eh OF NWA' IS.
E. 4: Taylor. E1z Of sWN. IS. Isl.
n: ouieiey. wiz Of sEN. 6. lss.
John N MoGIs' IS part NWA Of sEA,
C.. "A. Riley. wiz Of NEH. 10, lsa.
c. A. Riley, Eh Of NWM, 10. 1s2.
H. ' M. Balridge, sMH. il. is2. s.
Maud Eastman. NWA. %. 1852. So
The pioneer express., 1911-11-24
BEAULIEu TOWNSHIP.

Owner Description
H.: B: johnson, NWK or NEA.
H: B: johnson. NJ Of NWH and
SWA Of NWA, i, 161, IS. ........
H: 3; ,e, Jokhsnson. ks NEA Of NEA.
A. g. johnson. sEA Of NEA. 2.
A. 3. Johnson. g NE4 Of sEK. 2.
John aSa' Smith. m Nwx, I, isi. ss:
Jens II. Spangelo, NEA, 8, 161. 66
1ens n y. 8 sSspanselo. Eh of NW%.
5sP' + ii: +: s iSSpansslo. w 81 SEx:
Rest. II; FaSiin. Eli Of sEH. 8. Isl.
Jens +: Spanselo. EH Of swa.
Jens H. spangelo. NWA. 8. Isl.
Jens ii. spangeio. sWX. $. Isl, Sc
Enestine Gislason. Sh OF SEA. IL
Robert OBI = Paaiins. NEx Of NEX. II.
5sS; f. Il IL, sG::as:iS. e; NW& 81 NHx:
'ens r. Il; III! sPessnselo, es. NEN Of Nw*.
L. Mclean. WI Of sWK. is, 1s1.
L Mclean. VIZ Of NWX. ; is. Isl.
n ~ syiss;D. ~ ID part awx .;'iiiii: Of Nwx::
:. :; S:;yn;oli:on. SH Of SEX. ss.
The pioneer express., 1911-11-24
! llasnA VII

H66a 8tnitk q xSss y. I. III
The pioneer express., 1911-11-24
ADVANCE TOWNSHIP

ADVANCE TOWNSHIP,
Owner Description
Aa%r'fs Il. fs2, Ga5nora, 55t 55t.i.. WV OF swA'
Maurice Clifford, Ek of SEA, 18,
162. IS ...................
c. w. Andrews. WIZ Of SWA, is
162, 65 Observation-Disclosures.
Eliz. Wilson, NEA. "a, 162, IS. 80.
The pioneer express., 1911-11-24

ST. THOMAS TOWNSHIP.
Owner Description
James McCabe. NEN. 2. 100. 3d..
James McCabe, NWK. 2, 100. 53..
James McCabe. SEA.2 100, 53....
Flora McGabe; NJ; X sWA and part
Jas. McCabe. NEN, NEA, 8. 100.
A. Otto. NEK. 8. 1so. 5s...........
The pioneer express., 1911-11-24
CAVALIER TOWNSHIP

CAVALIER TOWNSHIP.
Owner Description
+. N. Deitchert, part SEA Of SWA,
8, 161, 54.................
n: Dubigh, part NEA of SEA.
5, 161, 54. ................
n. Dubigh,. part NWA Of SEA,
s, ISL, 81. ::..:....::.
s. ISL. 54.................... 81. m =. -" ~ -" -.
John H. Well, NEA of SEA, 6,
161, 50 ...................
n. E. Pratt. NWA of SEA, 6,
161, 81 ..................
Chas. Fisher, NEA, "a, 161, 54....
Chas. Lawoun, VIZ, NWA, 81,
lol, "a
Chas. Lawoun, VIZ, SWA, 81. 1S1,
John O'Brien. SEA, 20, 1872. 54....
John Holm. SWA, 81, 162, 54.....
The pioneer express., 1911-11-24
DRAYToN TOWNSHIP.

INE5I1IF.
Owner Description
Hannah Smith, SWA, 13. 159, 81. :.
John Sutherland, NWA, Is, 159,
6l OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Olive v. Chester. NWA, II. 159,
r. q. Richardson, lots and 2 in
NEA. rs, 159, 81
A. q. Richardson, lots and 1 in
NWA, Is, 169. 61...............,
Drayton Creamery Co., part SEX,
SEX, IS, 169. 61................
W. H EIalfpenny, WI. Sen. 81,
10y y 1.Il S;I;;;; :.
81 hiram Psppperd, sE4 -. iss. 81
". e. Norris, NWk, q, 10, FL.
W. G. Morris. SIx. q, 10. tl....
The pioneer express., 1911-11-24

j. 8. Richardson, =. .160 It. IL 16.O;
Appleton's Addition to Crystal City.
Salena Greenwood, part
NEA Of NEA, 13, 159, IS g;
Venton's End Addition to Crystal.
VIM. Cloughton, sEH Of
SEA, IL, 1853, s.. ........ l7.6,
VIM: Syrup, NEA Of NEA
(75x100) IS, 159, 3d.. s.3,
A. F.. Appleton. SEA Of
, NEA, ls, 1853. IS; 80: 4.s,
G Springsted. sW u of NE u Is
Sophia Goldsmith, part sW :"
" Of NEA. 1s. 15s. 3d.. 1.s.
The pioneer express., 1911-11-24

PARK TOWNSHIP.
Owner Description 4
L. o. Anderson, SWA, 8, 60. 55.... s
VIM. o. Givens. NWA. 10. 1GO, SIS.
w: S. Murray, sk, sWA. 10. 100.
E. A. Taylor, SEA, "a, 16O, 55....
Jas. w. erman, SEA, 26, 100, 55..
PEMBINA TOWNSHIP,
Owner Description
G.. B. Evans, part NEA, NWA, 4,
Jas: Gillier, II Int. NWN, 6, 1853,
Chas. Kern, -NEA, z, 1853, 81.
A. 7. Kern, NE1A. 81, 163, 81. 500.
+. w: Conmy, part NWA, SEA,
%, 164, 81 ...................
E. w. Conmy. N2, SWA, 20, 1854,
f. w. Conmy, NJ. sEH. 2s, 1s4,
Nap: Tallion, NJ. sEH, 8. i6s, 81
A. F. and F. W. Wexford, SEN, Sc
n, Z, 163, 52..................
The pioneer express., 1911-11-24

BATHGATE TOWNSHIP.
Owner Description
Albert Fencht. NEA. s. 162, 53...
Albert Fencht. SEK, 6, 162, SO. 80,
D. D. Warner, NEA, ~, 1872, So.
d. d. Warner. NWA. 27. 162, 53..
The pioneer express., 1911-11-24

CRYSTAL TOWNSHIP.
Owner Description
Christine a: Mitchell, SEA, SEA,
10, 159. SIS. ..................
Hans Olson, VIZ. NWA, 10, 159,
55 ..................
Hans Olson, N11k. sWA. 10. 159, SIS
l. II. Gryte, part SWA, SEA, q,
159, SIS ...................
n. Jordal, part SWA, NEA, 28,
L. II. Gryte. NWA, 81, i5s, 3D..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-13
4 JUDGMENTS
ARE RENDERED
Casss In District Court To-
day--JudQs's Decision.

Four judgments were handed
down by Judge John w. Beekman In
the district court this morning, two
for possession. The others were!
Thomas Langan Lumber Company,
represented by Peter A. Peterson, VS.,
Martin Momberg, s75.59j Perth Am
boy Trust Company, represented by
G. G. Hommann, vs.. John Buchner,
s37.24; j. Christ Company, repre-
scented by Thomas Brown, vs.. Stan
dard Underground Cable Company,
discontinued.
Judge Beekman withheld decision
In the case of Joseph Breumer VS..
James A. Smith, on contract, In
which testimony was completed yes
terday in a special session of the dis
trict court.
Judge Beekman announced, on the
opening of court, that he has decided
the suit of Boynton Brothers & Com
pany VS.. Leon Sewich, for s27 COM
mission, in favor of the plaintiff.
Francis p. Coan represented the vic
tors, and Thomas Brown appeared
for Mr.. Sewich. The decision sets
a precedent in a local court, where
as a real estate broker Is entitled to
commission regardless of the fact no
legally drawn contract was signed by
the party negotiating for the loan.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-13
so DAYS IN JAIL ON
COMPLAINT OF WIFE

William Treganowan, of 446 Park
avenue, arrested yesterday on ON
plant of his wife for being drunk
and disorderly about the house, was
sent to jail for sixty days by Re
corder Henry w. Kehoe this morn
ing. The man was arraigned last
night, but as the result of drink his
condition was such that the hearing
had to be postponed. He trembled
and shook as he stood before the bar.
His wife and little daughter testified
that he had drunk to excess through
out the past two years and that he
made life so miserable for them that
they were compelled to leave their
home.
The recorder arranged to have the
pair separated, inasmuch as Mrs.
Treganowan said she would not live
with him again. She was given pos
session of the house and Treganowan
vas remanded to his cell to await
the beginning of his term at New
Brunswick.