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The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-08-09
JUSTICE HUGHES
OPINION NOT
IN CONFLICT
Decision BY Justice Hughes May Not
Be in Conflict With Pitney's De-
cison in Webb Case.

Muskogee. Okla, Aug 6. Musko-
gee liquor men were jubilant today on
receipt Of an opinion handed down by
the United States supreme court in
the case of Henry Clairmont against
the United States, in which the court
held in an opinion by Justice Hughes
that where the title to property pass
ed from the government or from an
Indian to an individual, the property
so decided could no longer be consider
ed Indian country and that the fed
eral authorities could not prosecute a
man for having liquor in his posses
sion on this land or for introducing it
into Indian country. The decision was
sweeping in its character, and while
lat first glance it appears to be in op.
position to the decision in the Webb
ease as decided by Justice Pitney, the
federal authorities here say that there
lis vast distinction between Indian
country as defined by Justice Hughes
ard Indian territory as defined by JUS
tice Pitney, and that while both opin-
ions may be good law, liquor can be
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-08-09
YOUR WIFE CAN'T
WIN" HE REMARKS
AND FIGHT STARTS
Wealthy cattIeman And Real Estate
Dealer Of ochelata Shoot
Each Other

Bartlesville, Okla, Aug. CAS- the
result OF a street duel that occurred
over a political dispute at Ochelata,
Okla, five miles south of here, D. l..
Alexander, aged SO, a wealthy cattle
man, is in dying condition. and John
Duncan, a real estate dealer, is suffer
ing from three pistol wounds
The trouble started late Tuesday
evening when Alexander made the
statement that Duncan's wife. a can
didate for the position Of county SUI
perintendent of public instruction,
could not win in the primary election.
The men were walking along the
street together when the dispute start
ed and both men drew guns and be
gan shooting.
Alexander was wounded twice ia
the stomach. Duncan was sbot twice
in the right shoulder and oaee in the
chest. Duncan, who is a man 45
years of age, was placed under ar
rest.
Alexander will die
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-08-09
From Complete Vote Received From so Count
les Indications Are Senator Will Have
Majority of $4,000 Meager
Returns on Race For Justice
of Supreme COurt-Murray
Seems Sure Winner.

former candidate for the nomination
for governor, and r. e. Echols of Elk
City leading and William Franklin of
Madill and ]. Y. Callahan of Enid run
ming not far behind.
Weaver has shown the greatest
strength in the Fourth and Fifth con-
gressional districts where he is well
known. He ran for congress at one
time in the Fifth district against Scott
Ferris and was defeated by very
few votes. Robertson is showing up
best in the central portions of the
state, and is getting lots of votes
from the remote districts. Branson
will lead in most of the counties in
northeastern Oklahoma while Frank
lin is one of thehig h men in the south
ern regions. Echols leads in all west
ern counties. Farmers all over the
state are showing their friendship for
J. Y. Callahan by giving their support
to him.
The returns as they come in only
swell the leads of Scott Ferris in the
Fourth district, and Charles Carter in
the Fourth district, and the re-nomi-
nation of James Davenport in the
Third district now appears probable.
James Sykes of Tulsa is running we'll,
but Davenport appears to have the
edge in the race.
OF the republican candidates, B. NJ.
Parmenter of Lawton leads in the race
for United States senator, with Dyna.
mite Ed Perry running strong in the
insurgent sections. E. j. Dickerson
also is getting a good vote in the
northern and western sections of the
state.
In the first district Bird Mcclure
has an ever increasing lead over he
progressive, J. F. Hickam and in the
Second district, Dick T. Morgan is as
sured of nomination over Nels Darling
of Oklahoma City.
In the first supreme court judicial
district returns still are meager, but
indications are that the present jus
tiee, John B. Turner of Vinita, has
been renominated, defeating n p
Maxey Of Muskogee.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-08-09

introduced into Indian country and it
cannot be introduced into Indian ter
ritory.
In the case decided by Justice
Hughes a man was convicted of intro
ducing liquor into the Flathead reser-
vation. He was captured on North
ern Pacific train inside the reserva-
tion and was convicted and sentenced
to six months in Jail and fined 800
and costs. The United States supreme
court reversed the judgment and re-
manded the case, with directions to
quash the Indictment The court held
that where the title to the property
was extinguished or where it had
passed from the control of the Indian
it was no longer Indian country and a
man could not be convicted of intro
ducing liquor into country which
was not part of the reservation proper
but was owned by someone else than
an Indian.
United States Attorney Gregg con-
tends that Webb was convicted under
the federal act of 1895, which makes
lit crime to introduce liquor into In
dian Territory, and that the decision
of Justice Hughes does not conflict
with the decision in the Webb case.
Judge R. e. Campbell of the Eastern
district of Oklahoma, before whom all
the liquor cases must be tried stated
today that he had not had time to go
into the decision in the Clairmont case,
and did not desire to be quoted at this
time He would pass on the matter
when it came to him in an official man
ner
i Assistant United States Attorney
Frank Lee stated that the decision in
the Webb case applied to intestate
shipments of liquor solely In his
opinion It was no offense against the
federal la VITO ship or carry liquor
from one point in Oklahoma to an.
other, and man who had liquor from
either Oklahoma City or Tulsa could
not be convicted of introducing under
the federal law Of course if "a man
simply had the contraband goods re
billed from inside the state. the ship
ment having its origin outside the
state, he could not escape on this sub
terfuge.
United States Marshal Victor. who
looks after the arresting end Of the
proposition, said that he intended ar
resting men for introducing liquor into
Muskogee or elsewhere. no matter
where the shipment originated. II
would be up to the man to prove to the
court that he got the liquor in Tulsa
or some other point inside the state
and then the state could take hand
/ 1t is intended to have a man arrest
ed on the Katy right of way with the
liquor in his possession brought from
another state and then it is expected
that some final decision can be Sc
cured
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-08-09
PRIMARY ELECTION
AN ORDERLY ONE
Little Soreness IN Evidence-0emo-
Gratis Select Ticket Which
Premises Complementary.

Craig county democracy emerged
from one of the hardest fought pri-
maries ever held, without a scar or
bruise to mar the possibility of COM
plete victory at the general election
in November. The republicans also
went through the farce Of primary
but as their was no opposition in many
cases this contest was without inter-
est ard was merely to ratify the
choice CT the county convention. On
the other hand every county office had
a number of aspirants on the demo
cratic side For weeks these candi-
dates have waged q campaign unsur-
passed il earnestness. 1t so happens
that both vieyors and yanquished We're
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-08-09

men Of the right sort-men who stoop-
ed to no uafair advantage to gain
their point AS d consequence there
are no wounds to heal after the pri-
mary. a more cheerful set Of losers
would be hard to find. They We're the
first to offer congratulations when the
returns showed beyond 4 doubt that
they had been defeated The follow
ing is the democratic ticket selected
at yesterdays county primary: For
County Judge, S. r. Parks; For Coun-
.ty Attorney, Willard H Noyles; for
Sheriff, L. P. Smartt; for Treasurer,
j. " Roberts; for County Supefin-
tendent, Thos. Smith; for Assessor,
". 4. Kinnison; for District Clerk Lee
Mitchell; for County Clerk, e. J. Nc
Bride; for County Surveyor, George
Ashby; for County Commissioner, first
district. c. 4. White fReturns still in
complete with possibility of the
inomiaation OF Ray Sandersl; Second
district, J NJ Simms; Third district,
Chas Teenor
The vote on the township officers
have not yet been tabulated and the
township candidates will not be known
before late today 1t is practically GER
tain however that J. n Walker and
John Kimbrough are the nominees for
tcontimuad on last pagel
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COLLEGE GIRL a SUICIDE.
Miss Bessie Altus, prevented From
Marrying, Throws Herself in
Front of Train.

sedalia, Mo, Aug 6-Miss Bessie
Altus, a student ii a sedalia business
college, and whose home is at Cabool,
Texas county, committed suicide here
today by throwing herself in front cf
an NJ, X. & T. freight train near The
Country Club house
Miss Altus, who is II years old, was
prevented recently from marrying
Delos Niblack. young man OF this
city, who is year older than herself.
and later had him arrested on a
charge of seduction under promise TO
marry
Her act evidently was premeditated
She took off her shoes and calmly
awaited the approach OF the train until
tit was within a few feet Of her, when
she threw herself on the rails. Her
head and right arm were severed from
her body.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-08-09
NEGRO KILLED
BY POSSE
Ridded With Bullets in a Running
Fight With His Pursuers.

clarksyille, Tex. Aug 6. - RiddIed
with bullets and garbed completely in
the clothes worn on the night OF the
murder of Sheriff Charley Stephens,
in this city, the body of Leonard Potts
who also killed Policeman Tedford of
Dallas, was brought to Clarksville
from Detroit, near which place a posse
killed him yesterday. Two or three
hundred men were at the station and
followed an express truck, bearing the
coffin box containing the body of the
NEGRO to the public square, where the
box was opened to the view of the
crowd
The crowd at the station was order
ly and as the crowd approached no
demonstration whatever was made.
Sheriff Dinwiddle, Constable Elder
and City Marshall Ferguson went to
Detroit this afternoon on freight
train taking with them a local negro
personally acquainted with Potts, in
order that there might be no possible
chance of mistake in the identity Of
the negro. This negro and several
Others well acquainted with Potts
identified him upon the first glance
Potts was captured by calling at
negro farmers home and asking for
food The farmer notified the officers,
and was in the posse that killed Potts
Potts fired several shots at them but
/ did not hit them
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Oklahoma City, Aug. S.-Incomplete
and unofficial returns from 80 of the
&c counties of Oklahoma indicate that
the majority of United States Senator
Robert l.. Owen for denomination over
former Governor Charles ~ Haskell
may reach $4,000 votes. OF the coun-
tiles from which returns are available
Haskell is leading in only about four
counties, Sequoyah, Love, Wagner
and Haskell. 1t now is a question
merely, of how great the majority of
the senator will be and his campaign
managers still believe their original
estimate of $4,000 is not too high.
Pontotoc county. of which Ada is
the county seat, is the first county to
give complete returns on the sena-
torial race. 1t went for Owen by a
vote of 1,134 to Git, majority of SIT.
Incomplete returns indicate that Co
manche county probably will give the
senator the largest majority of any
lin the state Returns from 1S of "A
precincts show a vote of 1929 for
Owen and 467 for Haskell, the ration
indication that that the majority after
the county is finished will exceed 1000
Votes Hubert L. Bolend, champaign
manager for Owen, stated Wednesday
might that the majority will be above
$4,000 in Comanche county
Returns from Muskogee county,
home OF the two candidates, still in
di ate that Owen will carry the coun-
ty by approximately 600 votes. Twenty
three precincts in that county includ-
ing 1S out of 21 in the city of Musko-
gee, give Owen 1903 votes, and Has
lkell 993. The counting is slow in Mus
kogee county and complete returns are
not expected before Thursday.
For Congressman at Large.
In the race for. congressman-at-
large, William H. Murray, sage Of
Tishomingo, and Joe B. Thompson of
Pauls Valley, former democratic state
chairman, now are assured Of nomi-
nation on the democratic ticket. The
other place is a toss-up with Claude
Weaver of Oklahoma City, Fred Bran
son Of Muskogee, former state chair
man. J. B. A. Robertson of Chandler,
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Lawton Woman Hurt in Accident oios,

Lawton Woman Hurt in Accident Dies.
Lawton, Okla. Aug e.-After beng
unconscious for two days following
an accident Miss Maud Harris of Tav-
lor's store, near here, died in a hos
pital here While out driving the
team became frightened and ran away
throwing Miss Taylor out and factur-
ing her skull. She was in charge Of
the telephone exchange at Taylor.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-08-09

The ball game between Joplin and
the Golden Rule yesterday afternoon
resulted in victory for the Joplin
boys. The score was IL to 5.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-11-29

they wanted '0 rrrt Pc lunch for % Ash
ing "Trip for 70 $500. or ten lay. rhcy
selected tnn gasoline I.uurh. e. Pt.'Imo "
bus ~'anl', r"tcr,rd hem ID, Edward
". Bn,ur aud Niru - Burroughs. 1hcyo
'vr uvu"r. testified 'bp' VI Namuru
and schmidt n,po' u'rd ror ,h, r%cniiuo
~ nh" iuuunh. finally agreeing 'o ppy
$50 for ten d1u- .oula' aud giving $500
cash security. wlt,u l,'r. No. refunded
~"pt"mh.I TO-. 20 written agreement wo.
entered ,u'". aud NrNamorn. aiior be-
ing instructed how 90 -uu 10, launch
'pua pu--os-ior 49, DO.
The next -'rI, lu ..I, narrative wa.
tho tomiimony Of HARRISON VI. Nutter.
o clerk IN the hardware store IN san
Francisco. who sold $3.50 worth nf ain
miuur l,rtrl, q" make 'wu .rt- uf th,
word 90 P"cric>, ~ that way tine o'
.igiuuI unmo. on ~" !uunch. 90 pastimc
was disguised hv the name 90 Peerless.
The Keeper OF 'h" hoa. house, ufiTr 'hc
Times explosion, u]o'irr,| thai mills had
h"cr driven dhuut the Iuuurh - utno
aud paIm had been applied, although IN
it, return the craft hor, IS, u%rigiua,
name.
About the mlIdlr ut september Bruce
Met, all. nu r'uployrr of 70 powder mill
testified he received e telephone call
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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-11-29
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

~ the District Court, Eighth Judi.
r,nI District. state OF New Mexico,
County OF quay The First National
Bank oi rnrumcari, New Mexico, ~ al,
plaintiffs. S.. ". 7. Flat, ct al, de.
'oUdau'~. 81, ll7l. Defendants Katie
Flat, Bonnie Brothers. Binswanger,
Simon. and Brother, and Unknown claim
ant n' Interest In the premises involy.
cd loo tnis ar ION, adverse 'o plaintiffs
and pltir,ih, estate, are notified that
'ui' has been tlcd against you IN said
court and cause, whereby the First Ma.
'inuoI Bank nf Turumcari, Now Mexico
seek, mipmuur against ". T. Flat and
Kntic Fiat for $3.50. with ~ per cent
.ut"rr,, per auunm thereon from Sept.
IS, loll. ,nd 'ru per cent II the amount
u,-"ut. attorneys fees, and costs, and
Ton 'h, foreclosure and sale If certain
property w~ortgagrd by ". r. ilatt and
Katie Flat 20 said p|loiutil bank, by
mortgage dated Npril :, l"ll, 20 secure
,aii lctt. .rw,t. Lots 70 and ~, block
=. Duub \llitiou 20 Tucumcari, Ncw
Mexico. according 10 plat thereof flied
IN office ot County Clerk of said county
L, amt pInln'h Levy Schicr Distillng
COMPANY and Flershrim Mercantile
Company pray 20 satisfy certain iudg.
m"u' ion, against said properly. for
.Hr .uuI ~ s4-I m and kq1 20 and in.
'"rcs', respectively, u Of any surplus
tho' NAV rrma'n from sale Of said prop.
criv gftpp 'ho satisfaction Of the judy.
mont rf suii plaintiff bank, praying
tor ,hr adjudication Of the rights ~ an
par'io, iu Interest, and for judgment
Purchasing rluim. Of nl dcfcndants,and
that nivcrs, claim Of defendants be
barred. and plaintiffs respective rights
and titles quoted, and for other and
fuIrucl relic. - may ne equitable in
'ho premises, and Won are notified that
unless Won u.aroaI or cause to be- On.
torcd your appearance herein Oh or be.
fore Dcrcmhrr 20. 1919, judgment pro
confess will b." rendered, and relief
prayed b., plaintiffs. iecreod. Plain.
.irs u-t",noy IS Harry IT. MoEiroy. Of
Tnr"nror.. View Mexico.
u u. rtNEGNN.
Sal. C'crr
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NOTICE OF PUBLICATION
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state Of New Mexico.
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md would have 20 know uhnut he
.mmo' n, sem up % man later he
''-il"l %. David Clrlan. mi, man ~,
tossed NOT 10 know anything abou, the
Ilunch aud hnd to 60 10 Ontland 20 I'm.
oct. Whom ho returned ! gave MIN an
order FOR the delivery ro him of 500
rnoni- 81 sn per cont
J1m,, g.. O'Bricu uud Nupu-, No,olo
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$40 cottage ln whi"h the explosive,
were" ,torod.
"~r"c'sl wook .a'rI. passing the
ur,r, I '%h"ugl. i' W.. queer that he
people mad not moved into 49,. said
ORrion. the owner.
had % kew and "ntcrc|. noticed
'un' 1N 'u" r"oms wore emmy. bu'
he front recon- was locked. Opening
mat saw tcr boNr. partly covered
VIII trpauliu. one of the boxes was
Iru nut the others wcr, filed. weighing
about M, pounds each. | pulled out
one stick from the opened box thinking
H. Wa % candle. ! wa, smoking aud /
tnor Ncd the stitch against the box to
see Wha, b w,s. Presently I noticed
ns ,'irh' we've marked nitro gelatin,
~ 20" GEM. That wa enough for
mr. I aid GOOD NIGnT put ran 70
tell tile police, 80
Frank p. Carroll. polite detective ni
Iu- Angeles, told uhout the cuudpior
u' 'hc wrecked Times building when ne
arrived 'hcIc ut %. m. tie also de-
srriu,-t IA, contents 90 . bomb found
uu ~" premises at Felix ]Icchaudlar
! contained IL { sticks OF cXyl0s ,c.
o dynamite cap, fuse, battery, ana e
rIw'h. Eckhpn, q friend and nclghbor
after telling now he met James Is. NJ,
Nawafl IN = Nebraska ',wu, assisted in
20 ~dyntmItcr.~ return east b, way at
Chicago aud omaha. on rroS+cSaninu
tiou admitted that knowing the dynu.
inter had Etilrd persons in Loo Angeles
nr realized the precautions necessary "a
conceal his identity.
Erkhon demanded $500 from Tue Ne
Numar,', 10 hcor his month shut,
threatening n tn"y did nc' pay DC
would Inform me authorities.
That after The McNamaras wCIe 81.
be- repeated his demand for $500
hut received no response.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-11-29
M'NAMARA WAS HID IN THE
BAsT-BIoop MONEY WANTED
Incidents Of How james Il. Prepared
for the Destruction Of the Los
Angeles Times


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up ih' IIat n" procure me gaSnlin" launch
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explosive ana h"w' after fixing ia"
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ln me District TOUR, County 81 Quay
.crm, \. u. 1911
Nc',, E,ra.,r Rciu"he,
N- 40. lluI
CHRIS Ryirr.r
The said defendant, Chris Reiueke,
j. hereby notified that d suit for divorce
ha- been commenced against him IN
,Ae Dis,rir. Court for the County Of
Quay, State If New Mexico, by said
Mr'ro E,'clic Reineke, wherein plain.
tin .u"rgr, defendant with descrtiCu
ami abandonment OF herself aud her
tvs" .ni'dr'Y and praying Tor ru absolute
divorce. the custody Il Lola Faye Rel.
w.H' and Eyma Roberta Reiueke; Plain.
TN further asks that e homestead entry
iilrd by drtondaH, upon the Southeast
Quarter 1t Section Nine, Township
Eight North IF RanGc Twenty-Five East
New NrN,ro Meridian, Guadalupe Conn.
y, New Mexico, and upon which final
proof has been made by plaintiff be
lecrocl rloin,in'- sole and separate
property,
That unless defendant enter Or cause
"a be- entered his appearance in said suit
On or before The Goth day If December,
A.. d, lol2, degree pro CONFESSo
'uc.ciu viii bs rendered against you,
anl .'lI,f Granted as prayed for.
HH "a
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department Of the Interior Y. $. Land
Office ~ Tucumcari, New Mexico
November 10, 1919
No'ir" g, hereby given that Effic
Grove, of Jordan, y. VI. who ou Dee.
9th, lol2, made Homestead Entry. No.
@l7p3, for the Swh and On Nov. 3,
1909. made Adl ole57s for SEA, Sec
tion 80, Twp. IN, r. 30Eo n. NJ. r.
Meridian, has fled notice of intention
20 make final five year on the origi.
mi and three year On adam proof, 10
establish claim "a the land above de-.
scribcd, before l., L. Williams, u, $,
Commissioner, al Murdoek, n. NJ IN
the nth day of December, 1919,
Claimant names as witnesses;
Ky r.. Drake, +. NJ. Gibson, both of
Jordan. y. NJ, John Steinhagen, Jr. of
McAlistcr, y. NJ. G. II. Wyatt, az Jor.
dan, y. NJ,
X. A. Prentice, Register
Nov 10 Dec Is 81
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NOTICE OF PUBLICATION

In 'na District rourr, County Of Quay
.crm, \. u. 1911
Nr'', E-ra.ir Rciu"ke,
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tuUcpI NrN- U52l
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

p.pHtr' mor' " the interior, Y. :. Land
pni"u r. Fucumcpri, New Mexico
November ~. 1919
Nr,i,y FL. hereby given that Elmer
Duwui'g. rt Ard. \. ". who ou August
n, 1905. made n r. No. lO217, Tor Sell
~cr 7, Twp 5N, ring 3lE. n VI r No
idinr. has fled notice ~ intention 10
make Final Three Year Proof. TO cs.
phIi.h claim 90 the land above do.
.orihrd nrroie J.. +. Williams, 4. s.
Commissioner NJ Murdoch, y. VI ON the
n'h lay ~ January. 1919.
Claimant names as witues,e,
4. " Stoats, Jnhn Renner. ". +.
SaNt"u. Iphu W Jackson. an Of Ard.
Now Nuvi,n.
r. \ Prentice, Register
Nov .' Dec 20 ~
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New, usnJ3-OIOgoG
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

department Of me Interior, y. s. Land
ONfc" nj Tucumcori, New Mckee
November IL, l9l"
Notice e., hereby given that Louis l..
Lindsey. of Harris, Y. VI. who on July
3, 1907. made II T. no. ls22s, for So
WV, mud Addl No. OlGs26, made On
Nnrrn %, 1909, for NJ NWlI Sc, 4.
Twp ~, Rrg 27E, y VI + Meridian, has
Nl"' notice at intention 30 make Final
Fiv" Year Proof, 10 establish claim 20
me land above described, before Murry
w. Sh"W. =, =. Commissioner, ~ Has
eel. y VI. un 'hc 8'h DAY of January.
INl3.
'IuimHht names ~ witnesses:
hhc Drake, Rohcr, W. Drake, Ulysses
:. Epprrlov. Thomas X. Hagen, an of
harris. y. VI.
f.. \. Prentice. Register
Nov %. Dee 20 ~