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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-09-16
HUBERT Mill
IS DESTROYED
South Aberdeen Mill Struc.
ture and Dry Kilns Burn
Saturday Afternoon
MUCH LUMBER BURNED
Caused by Open Firepit -
Plans for Rebuilding
Not Yet Matured

Fire started, from the refuse fire
pit, destroyed the saw mill and dry
kilns of the Hubert Mill Co., in
South Aberdeen Saturday afternoon
and only the hard work of the fire
department, and the mill crew, saw.
ed the entire plant from being wiped
out. A strongiwind was blowing. and
the isolated location of the mill gave
the fire time to gain headway before
the appartus could reach it, and by
the time the water was turned on,
1t was seen that the mill and dry
kilns were doomed. Efforts were i'm
mediately directed to the saving of
the planning mill, dry sheds, shipping
sheds, docks and office building,
which were entirely successful.
The South. Aberdeen fire station
responded to the alarm quickly, but
the headquarters department was en-
gagged in fighting slight fire, that
threatened t0f assume large proper
tiOns, at the Federal mill, and was un-
able to leave for about 20 minutes,
and when the, auto truck reached the
Hulburt mill, that structure was
wrapped in flames.
The first broke out in the south
east part of the plant and rapidly
swept through the main mill. BY
hard work on the part of the fire
department and volunteers the ship.
ping and dry sheds, the planning mill,
planning mill engine room, the docks
and part of the lumber in the yards
were saved.
Manager Hulburt says the fire or
iginated from the open firepit, where
the mill refuse is burned, and that he
estimates the loss on the mill and
dry kilns at $4,000, upon which was
carried insurance of about $4,000
Lumber was burned valued at $4,000
upon which no insurance was placed.
The mill was owned by Ed HUI
burt, of this city, and Sudden &
Christianson, o. San Francisco, who
also own the American mill Mr..
Hulburt. who managed both mills,
said yesterday, that nothing definite
was to be said yet about rebuilding
yet the belief is that owing to the
bright tone of the lumber market,
it will be rebuilt.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-09-16
ODD FELLOWS CEREMONIES
Decoration Of chivaIry to Be Conferred
With Elaborate Ceremonies At
The Pavilion October 10.

The decoration of chivalry will be
conferred by the l. o. O. F. on sew
eral candidates at special meeting
at Electric Park pavilion the even
ing of October 10. This is high
Odd Fellows honor conferred upon
women who are members of the Re-
bekahs for meritorious service.
The ceremonies will be under the
auspices of the uniform rank, 1st
battalion, Second regiment There
can be only one candidate each year
from a lodge and the honor is one
of the highest in Odd Fellowdom. All
Odd Fellows and their friends are
invited. The ceremonies will begin
at $3.50 p. m. sharp Following the
business meeting a banquet will be
served and the evening will be spent
in dancing.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-09-16
succuMes TO TYPHOID

MONTESANO. Sept. 14.-D. w. Tor
now. who has been i'll for several
weeks with typhoii fever. died at the
City Hospital Wednesday morning.
The body was taken to Story's under
taking rooms. where it was prepared
for burial The funeral services
were held yesterday at the Nor
wegian Lutheran church and in
terment was in the Wynooche GENE
terry. The deceased has been EN-
plOyed for about year as druggist
for Esmond & EsmOnd and leaves a
wife and one child. A brother of the
deceased, from Tacoma, was in this
city attending the funeral
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-09-16
NvE LEASES THEATER

HOQUIAM, Sept. 15.-F. G. Foster.
owner of the Hoquiam theater. has
leased the playhouse to George F.
Nye, former business manager Of the
Grand Theater, Aberdeen.
Mr. Nye assumes the active man
agement at once and the house will
be thoroughly renovated for the
opening attraction, which occurs on
Saturday, Sept. 21. at which time
Roselle Knott will appear In "The
Awakening of Helena Richie"
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-09-16
Wild Man Reported by Louis
Larson Proves to Be
Crippled Trapper
Found by Sheriff's Posse and
Taken to Montesano ---
May Get County Aid

The "wild" man reported on the
Wishkah trail by Louis Larson, last
week, was brought into town Thurs
day evening by Sheriff Payette, and
he proved to be anything but wild.
He is an unfortunate cripple named
William Sherwood, who has gained
a precarious livelihood by hunting
and trapping on the upper Wishkah
and Wynooche rivers for the past
five years. and is known to be a
harmless, unfortunate man whose
misfortunes have caused him to shun
the society of his fellow man to a
large extent. He has made his home
in a shack near the Hulet logging
camp for several years. and here he
was found by the sheriff and posse
Sherwood, who is about 35 years
OF age, was paralyzed in his right
side when seven years of age, and
some years ago, while employed on
a railroad grade, he lost his left hand
at the wrist, and had a foot crippled
by a premature explosion of dyna.
mite, which rendered him almost
helpless. Coming to Grays Harbor
about Ave years ago, he took up trap
ping, and despite his condition, has
managed to support himself, one Of
his greatest breads being the poor
house, or becoming public charge.
He was given q suit of clothes by
T. H. Hill and A. M Bendetson, and
taken to Montesano, where an effort
will be made to have the county give
him small monthly allowance, so
that his subsistence will be assur-
ed.
As an instance of the hardships
incident to a man in his condition, 1t
is related that when coming to Alb
erdeen last winter, with his catch of
furs to exchange for supplies. he had
to swim river with his rifle and
pack of furs. Having but one live
arm and no hand, swimming with him
Is a difficult feat, but burdened with
his outfit, he came near losing his
life. The pack slipped up on his head
and was about to drown him, when
the lashings caught in passing
snag, and was torn loose, allowing
Sherwood to make the bank, minus
his gun and furs.
He says he saw Larson last week
and tried to speak to him, but says
l<6r6Ou dCtcu dS III SCdTcu " uCdth,
and beat 1t down the trail like mot
orcycle. which probably accounts for
the lurid story Louie told on reach
ing the city. Sherwood bore no re-
semblance to the wild" man pic
tured by Larson. His hair and whis-
kers are neither red nor long, but
black, slightly tinged with grey. and
worn about the usual length. He was
bare headed and bare foot. which. he
says, is his usual way of going into
the woods. A shoe hurts his Grip
pied foot, and hat only hinders in
going through the brush. When
found in his shack by the sherins 8
posse, he wore a black hat, blue
sweater, long macinaw and blue
overalls, and expressed great sur
prise that the authorities should take
the trouble to look him up and to
hear the manner in which he had
been described by Louis Larson.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-09-16
WILL BUY FARM

MONTESANO. Sept. 14.-C l.. An
drews. formerly cashier of the Mon
tesano National Bank. is now located
at Seattle, as manager of the marine
insurance department of Calhoun,
Denny & Ewing. Mr.. Andrews has
in mind the purchase Of farm near
MonteeanO.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-09-16
MARRIAGE LICENSES

MONTESANO, Sept. 14.-The fol
lowing marrigae licenses were issued
during the week.
Otto Carlson, Anna Smulter, Ho-
quiam; F. B. Jennings, Nellie E.
Cook, HoQuiam: John Norrgard. Hill
da M. Ostergard, Hoquiam; Harry
R. Prentice, Eva Butterfeld, Aber-
deem.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-09-16
The COUNTY
PRIMARIES
Some Close Contests on Re-
publican Ticket Will Re-
quire Official Count
LOCKE AND WILEY WIN
Hodge and Pennepacker
Nip and Tuck for County
Superintendent

The result of the primary elections
In this county will not be definitely
known until the return are officially
counted today. IL precincts have not
been heard from, the most important
Of which is Satsop, and it will re-
Quire the official count to determine
the republican nominations for rep.
resentative from the 29th district,
between Fuller and Mckay. the nomi-
ination of Mapes being conceded.
The campaign Of Mckay was the most
systematic throughout the district, of
any candidate on the ticket, and it
appeared to be amply financed, facts
that loom up in the result. With
the IL precincts yet to be counted,
Mckay has lead of 80 votes, but
friends of Fuller believe that this
will be more than overcome when the
returns are counted.
For sheriff, Sckelle Matthews out
distanced both his competitors, and
revealed republican strength sufficient
to elect him in November, even if
he did not attract democratic votes.
J. E. Stewart for prosecuting at
torney, did likewise, and polled more
votes than both his opponents COM
bined. For coroner, Dr. Hunter has
more than 200 the lead over DIR.
Caryll T. Smith, his closest competi-
tor, and his nomination is assured.
The contest for the nomination for
assessor was close, between Wiley
and Birdwell, but the place is con-
ceded Wiley by about $50 majority.
Birdwell made vigorous campaign
and the support of the men was close
ly defined. Wiley had the support
Of the Taxpayers League and average
taxpayers generally, while the con-
Germs thought to be recipients of tax
favors were the cordial allies of Bird
we'll, and the success of the former
bodies we'll for the movement for
equal taxation that is just now the
predominatipg issue in Chehalis coun-
ty.-~-.s ss4 A--a
The victory of Phil s. Locke over
J. B. Haynes, for commissioner for
the Second district, was decisive, and
the vote showed a similar division
to that in the assessor contest.
The vote for county school super
intendent leaves the result in doubt
between Hodge and Pennypacker. the
latter having majority of 2 votes
90 far as known, SO that the official
count may give the nomination to
either. :.
The non-partisan vote for superior
Judge gave Irwin and Sheeks long
leads over Boner, but the name of the
latter will appear on the ballot at the
November elections should he chose
to run the second time.
Following Is the vote on county
candidates, SO far as known up to
last night.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-09-16
TO ENTER COLLEGE

MONTESANO, Sept IA Misses
Corda Bacon, Mona Connor and Orpha
Devonshire went to Tacoma Wednes-
day to enter Aquinas Academy for the
coming year. They were accompan-
led by Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Connor.
who saw the girls safely enrolled in
the school.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-09-16

Evergreen Lodge, Daughters Of Re-
bekah will entertain the children OF
the Odd Fellows and Rebekahs to-
morrow evening, at Odd Fellows Hall,
ON the occasion Of the 61st anniver-
sary of the order.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-09-16

There being no contests on the de-
mocratic ticket, no count of them
has been reported, and will not be
known until the returns are canvass
ed.
The State Ticket
Following is the Chehalis county
vote on state candidates:
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-09-16

CONTINUED to page q.
The weekly Iberian., 1912-12-21
DEMAND Of AOMInlsIulll

Succession Of
Desire Hebert, Sr., Of his wife. Cau,.
Lonviere, and OF their son. Deaes
Hebert, Jr., all deceaasA
The weekly Iberian., 1912-12-21
BUDGET ORDINANCE.

An ordinance adopting a budget
of Expenditures and to levy an an
nual tax, to provide a revenue Tor
the fiscal year ending June 5oth'
1913. and also to levy specl2l lax
of three mills on the dollar of the
assessed valuation OF all taxab'e
t,roptrty within the City oil New
III, ria, TO pay the interest ana
uortion OF the principal due on
the Electric Light Bonds ana also
tn levy special tax OF three mills
on the dollar on all taxable prop
,rty within the City Of New he
ria. to paw the interest and pOf-
t;on of the principal of the debt
contracted by the New Iberia
Southern Drainage Canal ana also
a tax of three and onc-haif miils
on the dollar in aid OF the New
Iberia and Northern Railroad COM
nany: and a tax of two mills on the
dollar on all taxable property In
aid of the Southwestern Traction
& Power Company, as voted by the
property Taxpayers on the---
d.y If .....-.-----.----.----19i1, was
presented by Mr.. Renoudet and
r. ad-When il was moved by Mr.
Renoudet, seconded by Mr.. Migues
and adopted by the following Yea
and Nay vote, Yea, Messrs. Ken
oudet, Girard, Migues, Lassalie
Frath, Trainor and Ribbeck. Nay
none.
Said ordinance as above entitled
was then presented to the Mayor
for examination and after exam'n-
alton was returned by him ap'
proved and signed and the seal O.
In. Corporation thereto affixed
Said ordinance reads as follows:
Be it ordained by the Mayor ant
Board of Trustees Of the City Q
New Iberia, that the following bud
get of expenditures and estimat'T'
revenues for the fiscal year end
ing June 3Oth, 1913, be and tn
same is hereby adopted.
The weekly Iberian., 1912-12-21
CITY CLERKS REPORT.
Month Ending Nov. 3Oth, 1917.

Amount OF Amount OF Budget ""'.
Vouchers Vouchers to the
drawn during drawn since Credit OF
Nov. 1912. June 80. l912 each Iuhu'
The weekly Iberian., 1912-12-21
SUCCESSION sac.
10Th JUDICIAL DISTRICT COU8I,
state of Louisiana,
Parish of Iberia.
Succession of
Succession OF
No. 1926
PAUL DECUIR and Of his WA
VIRGINIA CASTILLO.

BY virtue of commission =.
sued unto me, the undersigned, -
ministrator, out of the above -
Court, under an order granted ~
the 18TH day OF November, 1911
There will be sold by the uaeee.
signed Administrator or : ~
authorized Public Auctioneef, ~
CASH, (for the purpose Of fea.llne
funds to pay debts Of the seeva
said succession) at Public Aueues
to the last and highest bidasE. g
SATURDAY, DECEMBER ~ ~.
between legal sale hour, q
front door of the Court doase Z
the City of New iberia, the pse2
ty belonging to the above - s
cession, and described . ios'Sss
to witt
1st. A certain tract q hne
Fausse Pointe, Parish q
measuring 291-2 superfielA ~
more or less, bounded Nofo
lands of Sampson, South Y M
of Lionel Broussard. East
ricn Dominique and West py
ore and Eloi Br0ussard et sa.x
2nd. Another tract OF woe.a d
measuring eighteen suPssss -
acres more or less, and boanas s.'ass
the North by A. Domingne, -
by Euzebe Gonsoulin, ~. 80 W
Sampson and West by Euseos y
soulin. ...nr,to
Together with the said Pre
are included all the Dulldls
improvements and being
in iaV''e Conveyance DS Book No. s.
22i of the records o. tne
IBERIA GEoRGBL. RIsk. 4.
Ad14niseTl
The weekly Iberian., 1912-12-21

rlpO Dy tne IOIIO"l lHS Np''' ''"
Messrs. Migues, Trainor, Girard
Lassalie, RiLbeck, Erath and Rcn
oudet, Nay none, That a copy o
the assessment roll as made by TIN
State Assessor for the Cisy of New
iberia, be adopted as the assess
ment roll for the City of New lbe
ria, for the collection OF taxes 70
the year 1912.
The bill of F.. N. Mestayer, As
SCISSOR, of $4,000 for making tn
asse essment roll for the year l9l
was presented and on motion o
Mr.. Renoudet, seconded by MI
Girard was referred to the City Al
torney for an opinion as to the leg
atty OF the charges.
A letter from the Secretary Y o
the Chatham Construction Coz
papy explaining the delays IN
curing tioga gravel was read
ordered flied.
The resignation OF DR.. r. ,. Fu.
ton as a member OF the City HDar
of Health was read, and accepto'
on motion OF Mr.. RenOudet, sec
onded by Mr.. Migues, and carrie
| 1t was moved by Mr.. RenOuhe'
seconded by Mr.. Ribbeck and car
ried unanimously that DR.. !.
Rand be appointed a member {
the City Board Of Health in piae
of DIR. E. s. Fulton, resigned.
The bills of the Bertrand Lumbe
Co., New iberia Commission Co
New Iberia foundry & Machin
Shop and A. NJ. Bernard Cart
Wagon Works were laid over 10
further consideration.
Payment OF the bill of DR.. W.
Carstens for services on Coroner
Jury was refused for the reaso
that this amount is due by the Pa'
ish Of IBERIA.
1t was moved by Mr. Ribbe2i
seconded by Mr.. Erath and car
ried that the bill OF F. J. Romer
OF $500 for damages to horse an
buggy from defective Bridge +
paid.
The bill of the Chatham Cor
struction Company for earth hau
ed and distributed from lower Maj
street, was referred to the Stree
Commissioner on motion Of NJ
Girard, seconded by Mr.. Ribbec
and carried.
The following bills were present
ed approved 10y the Finance Con
mittee:- J. L. ROdrigue rent OF it
for impounding stock and feed
stock, $3.50, Inc; Renoudet & Die'
lien, feed for corporation mules &c
November, $2l.79, Drayage; waite
Labauve, shoeing mules, sharpei
ing shovels, etc, $u.10, Drayagt
8. G. Harry, pair Of shoes fo
pauper, ST 35, Paupers; George Cc'
tia, shoeing horses Fire Co. No.
$500, Fire Dept; J. B. Hull, Fran
Laughlin, John A. Perron, +. v
Hall and T. l.. Dupuy, services Q
COroner's Jury, $500 each, 500
!. Coroner and Jury; New Iberia IL
& Bottling Works, ! ton OF Goa
81. 90, Inc; Danterive Furniture &c
/ desk Chair for Mayors ofiic
$500, Inc; G. Giroird, feeding pr
soners Nov. 18th to 29th, SH.7
Feeding prisoners; 5. G, Harr
. curtain goods and ribbons, 35'
Inc; Clarke 4 Courts, l minu'
book, Sl7.25, Print & Sta; Enger
Guillot, closing hole in Jefferso
street sewer, $4.OO, 8. x B.; p.
Renoudet Lumber Co., Limite
lumber as per bill Aug. 5th,
Nov. 14th, S2S9.sS, s. 4 b.
1t was moved by Mr.. Ribbec
seconded by Mr.. Girard and ca
, ried that the bills as read be al
T, proved and ordered paid.
1t was moved by Mr.. Renonde
|, seconded by Mr.. Girard and ca
ried that the meeting adjourn.
C, M. COMPTON,, j. 8. POWER,
City Clerk. Mayo
The weekly Iberian., 1912-12-21
Total Disbursements, ------$Sl, o

Be it further ordained tha. in Or
der to provide for the above ex-
penses, as estimated and set forth
in the above budget, there shall be
levied tax upon all taxable prop
erty within the corporation OF New
iberia, not specially exempt under
the State laws or laws of the Unit
ed States, amounting in the aggre-
gate to ten mills on the dollar OF
the assessed valuation of all prop
erty situated within the corporate
limits of the City of New Iberia,
for the fiscal year ending Jung
3Oth, 1913, the same to be due and
collectible within the same time
fand in the same manner as the
. State taxes are collected.
Be it further ordained, that ar
additional three mills special tax
on the dOs,ar of the assessed val
uation of all taxable property with
in the corporate limits OF the City
Of New iberia, as authorized by :
vote of the Taxpayers of the City
| of New Iberia, at an election held
for the purpose OF paying the in
terest and a portion of the prin.
cipal due upon the Electric Ligh,
bonds issued by the City OF New
iberia; and that said special ia,
be collected at the same time ant
in the same manner as the NUM-
cipal taxes; and said tax shall b'
paid in current money of the Unit
ed States.
Be it further ordained, that al
additional three mill tax on tn
dollar of the assessed valuation o
all taxable property within the cor
porate limits of the City of New
Iberia, be levied as authorized b.
a vote Of the taxpayers of the Cit,
of New iberia, at an election held
for the purpose of paying the in
terest and q portion of the prin
eipal due on the contract price t
cut and dig the New iberia South
ern Drainage canal; said specia
tax to be collected at the sam
time and in the same manner as tn
municipal taxes; and said tax sha
be paid in current money OF tn
United States. /.
Sc it further ordained, that a
additional three and one-half mi
} tax on the dollar 6f the assesses
) valuation of all taxable propert
B within the corporate limits OF tn
City of New iberia, be levied a
authorized by vote of the tax
payers of the City at an electiO
held on June 18th, 1909, for tn
purpose Of aiding the New Iberi
G and Northern Railroad Company
and that said special tax be col
0 lected at the same time and in tn
same manner as the municipal tas
0 es; and said. tax shall be paid
current money of the United st tie
Be it further ordained, that a
0 additional two mill tax on the do
l lar Of the assessed valuation of a
The weekly Iberian., 1912-12-21
State of Louisiana, Parish Of lha,h
18th Judicial District Cont

Whereas. Sidney Hebefk
resident OF the Parish Of ~
has applied to the Honorahle ~
10Th Judicial District Court ei -
iaiana holding sessions in ri =
the Parish OF Iberia, to be appoIn1.
4 Administrator Of the Succesan =
Desire Hebert, Sr of his wife, lauln
t.ouviere, and Of their son, Desire rs
'ert, Jr.
Notice is therefore hereby siyn
to all whom it may or doth eoSeal
to show cause, il any they M
within ten days from the itfslpgb.
Iication hereof, why the praya I
ne SAID Sidney Hebert shouM q y
rauted. M
Witness the Honorable Lara y
mon, Judge Of our said Cent ~
list gay of November. y lylx
A. j. MAUMU8,
Dpy, elk. OF Court, Iberia u.
Cammack & Broussard, Attya
A tue and correct copy sivoa -
Weekly Iberian: November q, lo1 v
Attest: A. J Mxumas, Ds a.
The weekly Iberian., 1912-12-21
BIDS INVITED.

Bids will be received at the Mayor
office, City Hall. New iberia, unti
January End, 1913. for the constructi"'
of cypress guard rails along the Sout h
Western Tr~eeiQn & Power Company !
track. from tn West end of the'l
track, near nopkins Street, 10 Eas
side Of Weeks Street Plans and speci
neati0us on Ole in City EngtneeH's OF
ficeu Room II Masonic Building.
j. s. POWER. Mayor
r. r. RoBB, City EnginSer.
The weekly Iberian., 1912-12-21
MEN MUST NOT VISIT "A +

LAFAYETTE, La. Noy: ss'.. .s'
vision SuperintendenI ,;ns1 1
Southern Pacific Kaii.Os.;, ..;,s y
issued an order that, eiiec.ns
i?s" IS, any employee Of the g. es
seen Sc, ati entering or leaving "a AZ 4 W
where intoxicants arg -. sGegig
subject to dismissal IRON ron .tep IL
This is said to be anotne. y -
uard ar; increasing the saiet{k &. ~
vel and the efficiency O o. ..snsriS,S1i ~
The order applies to al eI
in all departments. -
The weekly Iberian., 1912-12-21
...!'l SUCCESSION |! sllI
state Of LOUISIANA, rarM
Nth Judicial Distr;osta 81 lhefs
Succession Of
No. 1881
GEORGE CURTIS, dece,...

~ Virtue Of a comm;...
ula3 me-, the undersiunsson lssued
,sll ,l..,, a'or' out of the abovss sOnia.
oiirl, under an order yvve ~s.e. said
Ia, l3'h day Of Novembesr' es'd,otsd ,a.sd oa
ihtre will be sold bv ~ asl2
s,snrd ,,,4, i;.. administrator ii or @ !, under. d
'U's2r'I%d a'.s e Public Auctioues, Ssly sSy
III iunds to pay debts Of -. i, realm.
Naii Snccession) at Pnhl;o 'e aoeve
!, 20 me the :, last and highest b;ddaas dadcss'da
HAIORDAY, y DECEMBER Ruef, s,a. q
tt tween legal sale hour Als.' s ls1
late residence of the decess. :. Tie
,hr o'h ward of Iberia Pssd Psr;ssd 4 y
property belonging to the h'sI IN !le
said succession, and descr;hssoo m hsoove
follows to wit =
\ certain tract of land WITH !,
me hulId'ngs and improysn.a.laaal .a y
thereon and thereunto he,o.msat
situated in the Parish al II
TO, o''',ana, 'Gn, Containing and ness.',I
ing iorty arpents in suns,;;s. ;sl, !,
ara and bounded North by b,s,.' n.s.
,rty OF John c. Curtis or ..s;p r.op'
south % hy Public Road, E..t \.
John curtis or assigns, and "a! -! z
oy John Curtis, Jr., "Ail the mss =
able property fully describ.d1I 1I'.. !.
the Inventory made and fsIs. y y
tn" above entitled and nnmha.., ha !
succession as belonging "a ~ Il.
Community existing between a.. ~
Curtis, deceas q and his suryiv;s. VIM
| AiioW.'
CLARENCE V. RIGGS
w., . y, Administf,to.