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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-29
Juan Valera

Juan Valera.-Poesias I'd
"Danis Coe'' 10
"Critica Literaria "a
Tcaro ~
Telap@ltjca social Jcxpuc~ta cr hi-torja
"a UncIa pma" lutiulo- Htcraro-
poIcos)
FloriIcgio de poo,ias clstcr1u1~ dc ~igla
-IN g. tomos $50
c. Mauclair.-' Las Madres Socialcs" (noycIa1 50
c. Maucair.'E Oricnte Virgen" (noyelal so
{. Rodriguez Avecia.-"Los Crepisculos" (uogcao ~
A. de Valbucna-"Pcdro Blot" (noyca) In
A. de Nabuona--" Ripos uramarinos" (uiticas) 10
H. Rabeais.-" Garganda" (Primera version en- caste
lano con I'm cscrito criticobiografco del autor 75
j. Dicenta.-"T "Traperfas' N
Q. ialte Recuerdos de Ia guerra dc Africa dol 1850" n
j. Aemany-" Panchatauta o cuco series he riiento-
(traduccdn del eanscrito) IN
). Lanza.-" La Rendc6n dc Santiago IN
NJ CaTetoro-" El triunfo de In vida" G5
j. VerCes Montencglo-s'D De mi cam,o' lpr..p,o,,,l
Socalsta) +,
{. Garcia de la Ricga.-" Entnmcses litcr,rios" 80
Obras de Eusebio Basco a 40 centavos una:
Los de mi tempo"
"Cosas de Francia"
'Alta Chulerfa"
"Espaholes Franceses'
'Soledades"
dolores Patrios"
"Cuentos nuevos"
'AIuseo Secreto de N6poe." Ia
L. MARTINEZ Klciscr-"El VII meatl" eo
J. Leon Pagono-''A travds de Ia Espaia teraria p
tOmos) eo
j. Argamasila.-" De tierras atlas 6O
E@ estos pyeciOs estd incluido el franqueo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-29
"B0LETIN NIERCANTIL"
IN ee sltio Sc publicaran semanalmente las obras
que estan de venta eSta librerla
BBllOTECA DE- ESTUDIOS
Filos6hcos, Hist6ricos, Poticos Sociales
BIBLlOTECA De NOVELISTAS CLASICOS,
Modernos Contemporaries
A 70 ccntayos cjemplar.

70 ccntavos ejemplar
L. x. Butti.-" "Encantamiento" novca
E. Gomez de Baquero-'' Letras ideas"
p. Rousselot.-''Los Mlscos' (espanoD
A. Bonilla.-" El Nto Psyquis''
NJ. Martinez BaTionuevo--''Mi mfancia
Gracia DcIcdda.-EC Cenzas''
G. Martinez Sierra. La uIInde Verdad"
NJ. T6kai.-''Cn homb1e de Oro''
NJ de Santiago Fuentes.- Emprendamos nuesra vida''
j. Martinez Ruiz.-"La Voluntad'
6. Cimbali.-'La Cudad Te1renal"
Isaac Munoz-' Morena Tragica"
Pedro de R6pide,"La Enamorada Indiscreta'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-05

g. w. Biggers, lot |, blk 4, Trolley
Heights Add. Mexico. $11S.
lctsp tlpYgeEn y EEna E il, KIHgs IA y s2Rhlsg sg
Mexico. $4,000.
Mary NJ. Sutton to L. J. Sutton,
about 100 acres in Secs, 3S and 81
52-.s $1,000.
Charles A. and Henrietta Wilder
to Beulah Wilder, lots and 6, blk
IA, Und 2-s. Lot 2, blk 5, and lots
and 4, blk Is, Orig. Laddonia and
1-2 acres in Sec. S2-52-7. $1.00 and
other.
BeuIah Wilder to Henrietta Wild
er, $40 and other same as above,
Bank OF Laddonia to James Fl
Jenkins, parts lots and Q, blk 5
Laddonia. $1,000.
c F Sanford to T. A. Threlkeld
lot in block "B" Boulevard Add
Mexico. $1.0O and other.
/ Arthur p. Yager to Edward L
Scott. 50x20O it. in S. E. IA Of Sec
s2-5s-1O. $50.
e. L. Scott to Arthur p. Wager,
20ox20O 1T, in 8. W. IL s. W. IA Q
Sec. S2-5s-lO. $3.50.
| Susan e. Sproul. deceased by Az
ministratrix, to Elberta sproui,
1-3 lot 8 and lot 4, Wiggington's So
Mexico. $4,000.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-05

single tax. AS II they couldn't and
wouldn't protect themselves by their
votes.
Since election. one newspaper af-
ter another that stands opposed 10
progression and always lines up with
the old school Of politicians has been
quietly taking up the campaign
against the initiative until II has as
sumed big proportions out In the
country.
"rhe single tax campaign Justified
| the initiative. It demonstrated that
the people OF Missouri are capable Of
deciding for themselves whether theJ
want certain measures enacted intt
law or put into the constitution o.
not. This attack being made on thu
initiative, to my way of thinking.
! Is impudence to the highest degree.
An Insult to Peoples intelligence.
what they are doing, and ever.
farmer win realize 1t II he Just stop
to think, is asking the people Of Mis-
souri, to vote a confession that the
haven't enough sense to govern
themselves and decide for themselve
< what they desire in the way 9
: laws.
: 81 don't know how Il Is elsewhere
9 but in Monroe County, my home. II
quite certain the good people aren
(; ready to sign any such confessio
n as that. Not yet"
! To obtain the repeal Of the initii
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-05
M. W. A. RATES TO
REMAIN THE SAME.

REMAIN THE SAME.
Rock Island, ILL.,. Dec. 2.
An official statement Withdrawing
the order for new insurance rates. as
adopted by the head camp Of the or
der in Chicago. was issued from the
executive offices OF the Modern Wood
men OF America to-day. It's action
sion In SprngrIeIu, III, onJoinlnA -~--
forcement OF the new rates.
The order will be in effect pending
the final disposition OF the rate uues-
tion in the last court OF appeals.
Meanwhile the old rates viii obtain.
The problem which now confronts
the society is the status Of the ZOO
900 members who have left the order
| in protest to the new rates as
adopted by the head camp at Chica-
go.
Under special dispensation they
have until December 10 to get back
into the order without being count
ed as Iapsed members. Those who
fail to take advantage Of this may
be permanently out Of the society.
On the other hand there are 15O,
600 who have either Joined the societ
since the new rte plaan was adopt
ed, or who had their policies trans
ferred from the old to the new sched
uIe. What is to be done with thei
policies and rates is another prob
lem.
The head officers assure the mem
.. bers that pending the final settlemen
.. Of the controversy an eduable rat
viii prevail for all these members Q
uncertain status, and that no furthe
J effort will be made to force the cole
; tion Of the new rate until its iegalit
~ finally decided upon in the 81
preme court.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-05
PREVENTIVE MEDICINE.
Smallpox.

Smallpox may be prevented by
vaccination. One successful vaccina-
tion gives a partial protection against
smallpox. In such a person the dis
ease is mild-variloid A second sue
cessful vaccination gives greater pr
lection against smallpox. The sec
ond and third vaccinations are very
mild. The protection given by vac
cination is temporafy-lasts from
to seven years. Reyaccination then
is necessary II freedom from small
pox Is desired. Rarely is vaccina-
tion severe. The very sore arms ar
due to infections from the skin. T
reduce these secondary Infections,
antiseptic precautions should be USE
while vaccinating the area vaccin-
ated should be kept clean and pre-
tected.
] Address questions on prevention
of diseases to Preventive Medicine
I, University Of Missouri. Columbia,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-05
DANGER

INITIATIVE Is IN DANGER.
kansas City Starr
Let not the farmers OF Missouri
be deceived by the politicians who
are using the threat Of single tax to
obtain the repeal Of the initiative.
Take that advice from Tom Bodine,
editor Of the Paris Mercury, who
was at the Hotel Baltimore this
morning.
"Tf I didn't have faith in the
good common sense Of the Mis-
souri, farmer" Mr.. Bodine said, :"
would fear that the initiative was In
real danger. The good people who
helped in the fight to take that steT
toward more popular government IN
Missouri don't realize how determ
ined an effort Is heing made to Off
set It. A certain class Of politician!
| in the state is trying desperately
hard to repeal the initiative. The!
seek to put Missouri In the uniq'l'
and isolated position OF being the on'
state that is going bacwkard in gov
ernmentai affairs.
Making Hard Fight Against 4.
"Thefr campaign began during tn
anti single tax agitation. 1t was az
parent that single tax was going I
be defeated as it ought to have beel
by big majority Yet these poiit
clans took advantage Of the popula
cry against the amendment to a
tack the initiative They said II
hadn't been for the people hayin
the right to initiate legislation II
I farmers wouldn't be confronted wit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-05
RULES PRIMARY. NOT
GENERAL ELECTION.

Jefferson City. No. Dec. q
1t was held Saturday by Division
No. 2 Of the Supreme Court that the
State primary Of every two years II
noe a general State election within
the meaning of the law. though 1t Is
Statewide.
Commissioner Stephen s. Brown,
who wrote the opinion. which was co
Cured in by all Judges OF the dlvi.
sion, rules that tho primary. instead
OF being an election within the ordine
ry political meaning Of that term. Is
merely part OF the machinery pro
vided by the Legislature for holding
1 general State elections, its office be
ing the qualification of candidates
from which officers are tc be select
ed for that final function. the general
election.
| The finding is in the case OF the
State ex rel John W. Million vs.. e.
D. Graham. in connection with local
option election, which vas to have
taken place in Mexico. Mo. August
4, 1908.
The Mayor and the Council refused
to issue the call for the special cleo
tion, although the necessary petitions
OF electors had been presented and
the law otherwise complied with.
The ground for the refusal was
that the local-option law itself stat
cd such an election could not be cali
ed for any day within sixty days OF
a general election. The date set. Au-
gust 4, was within two days Of the
August State primary of 1908.
The Audrain Circuit Court issued
a peremptory writ OF mandamus, or.
dering the Mayor and the Council to
proceed with the local option cleo
tion ruling as State primary was not
regular State election. An appeal
was taken.
The constitutionaIity OF the local
option law also was attacked on the
ground that 1t conflicted with the
Constitution, inasmuch as tho title
did not express all OF It's provisions.
In It's decision the Supreme Court
sustains the order Of the Audrain
court to the Mayor and Council OF
Mexico to hold the local-option cleo
tion. and upholds the iocal-option law
as constitutional. a ruling which has
been made before.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-05
a.N Il negro prize fighting were
MSxsce wants none Of II.

MExieo merchants should try
hA&lns railroad fare to those VINO
asae to Mexico from a distance g
.4sde. other towns are making sooo
zIsno shls line. St. Louis draws :
81 trade every year by allowing
ssous d per cent off, 2 per cent o.
1s,rchases to be applied TO railroad
Nes. This discount sometimes
s...nnss to as much as $4,000 AM
zsInus big trade from long on
u Anecs. We think this plan WORT
fylnu out by our merchants a'.e
~ details are worked out. LOUIS
I'D, Mo-. merchants worked out tn'
ldsa and found Il paid big.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-05
AuNDAY SC. uooL. INSTITUTE.

sunday sCs..>uooL INSTITUTE.
The Sunday schoof ~, Institute '
|=eek at the Christian ChifS~sreh
harsday evening at 7:sO o'clock.
sEhe subject under discussion is Get
|ag the Pupil to Remember" We
zepe 70 see every Sunday School
Iaaeher in Mexico there tomorrow
SFening. Everyone is cordially in
slted to attend
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-05
would

tive, the legislature either would
have TO pass concurrent resolu-
ton submitting it to a vote Or the
initiative petitions would have to
be filed with the secretary OF state
to submit It to a vote.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-05

You will find that druggists every
where speak well Of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. They know from long
experience in the sale of it that in
cases Of coughs and colds 1t can al
ways be depended upon, and that 1t
is pleasant and safe to take. For
sale by all dealers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-05
8 LlkEs BAKED REANs2

pst everybody does when
tAbeans are in one of our
m little bean pots; they are made
iVferent styles, the interior be
isrench pottery, outside, Mission
nj bands. Makes the beani
tketter.
| T rdo-.f a na..&hO~n
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-05

THE Boone County Court has
bought SIS worth Of Red Cross
stamps which will hss used on all
to get results.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-05

fteVvVs
James r. Barclay. the original pur-
chaser of Monticello, sold half Of
the estate. including the home OF JEFF
ferson. TO Captain Uriah Levy Of
New York about 1880. Levy died in
1862 and wiiled Monticello to the
United States government. But the
will was contested and declared void,
Then followed law suits among the
heirs, and finally Jefferson M. Levy
got possession Of the estate. He still
OF us 1t. In the interval OF several
years while the law suits were In
court. Monticello was allowed to g
to ruin.
Several resolutions have at differ
ent times been introduced into Con
gress to buy Monticello. The tomb o
jefferson has been rebuilt by th'
government, but no direct NOV,
has been made toward obtaining pos
session OF the historic estate.
Monticello is about three mile
from Charlottesville. Va. The orig
nal jefferson estate was more thai
four hundred acres but is now onl
about two hundred. Before the deaf
! sfferson, It was the Mecca Q
20 noted men OF the country.
the last session of Congress
we're tsenate passed q resolution favoi
ian inquiry into the purchase (
Acello A similar resolution
49,. time up in the House at the con
-. 4 ssion of Congress.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-05
rAE anx LIKES TO WORK

when he has nice new set OF
tools to work with. Don't make
him present oof your old worn
out saw and hammer and expect
him to use them. You win be sur
prised how many good tools $500
will buy for Xmas. Fine exercise
to use them and he win be too busy
to learn the cigarette habit.
d2w1 Ferris g CauthorH.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-05
APPLEs

have limited quantity each
of Huntsen. Red Romantic, Blacl
Twig, Willow Twig Geniton, Wine
sap and Baldwin at rs cents pei
bushel. York Imperial and Dangers
Winter Sweet at s1.OO bushel,
Ben Davis at so cents a bushel
fresh Cider at 20 cents gallon il
barrel lots; 25 cents in less quaint
ties.
J. R. BELL.
Ortiz Fruit Farm, Phone IL F is
dw1t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-05

when words full send her Dolly
Warden Chocolates. Wren'a Pharm-
acy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-05
FOR
FARMER WOMEN

Il The Ledger offers $40 first s
3 prize; IS second prize; $3.50, 3
B third prize and the Weekly Led q
n ger year fourth prize to the D
3 AudraAn County Farm Women 3
q Eho sell the most butter. eggs. 3
n chicken, ducks, turkeys. geeseM
n cream or milk from JAM B
Y uary /, 1917 to january l, U
q 1918, not cos.nttng eggs sold for !
q setting purposes. Any resident !
= woman Of the County is eligi- J
= ble. :
= All entries must be accom- =
q panied hy full liats OF sabes ffledE
q at Ledger office not later than 81
q o'clock D. M, JAM is, 1918. The ]
= decision win be announced Feb !
e /. 1918. Make your report as :
& follows:
3 No. dos. eggs brought s....
q No. los. buster brought 49,. :
III No. chickens brought ~. J
Il No. turkeys brought .... J
8 No. ducks brought go.
81 No. geese brought ..
No, gal. milk or cream
brought ~.
q n q n n n
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-05

The very name makes the fellow
hungry, especially when they are
baked in a French pottery pie dish;
they are not expensive either. That
is one reason they make such nice
Xmas gifts.
Ferris & Cauthorn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-05
POLAND CHINA AND

puRoc JERSEY
boara for sale $1,000 each. See
them dw1
w. w. POLLOCK.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-05
REAL ESTATE
TRANSFERS

Ollie Moody to Clarence and CLARK
Mody. to each an Und. II int in
15O acres in Sec. 12-5o-s and 1908
S4i74.
Levi s. Moody decd by Executor
to Ollie Moody. 150 acres in Sec
12-5o-s and 1908. $1,000.
Central-West Construction Co. Il
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-05

thisweek by buying a range OF
COO stove from us. $500 worth o.
cooIhg vessels with each one SOLD
duriE this week.
Ferris & Cauthorn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-05

FERRIS & cAuTHoRN SPECIAL
all this week; we give cooking ves-
sells to the amount Of $500 with
each Range or cook stove sold.
Ferris g Cauthorn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-05
Holiday Books and Gifts

have the best stock of Holiday Books, gift goods
have ever had and don't think you can find bet.
ter stock of its kind anywhere in city the size Of
Mexico.
have all the important fiction and hundreds Of
volumes of the recent popular copyright books which
retail at so cents
My stock Of young peoples books has been se-
lected with unusual care and you will not find in it
single volume which you would hesitate to place II.
the hands of your children.
also have choice collection Of Gift Books,
Christmas Cards. Fine Stationary, Brass Goods and
Fountain Pens.
Why should you pay $3.50, $3.50, $400, $500
and Sc 90 for fountain Pen when you can buy bet
| ter pen for $780, $3.50, $500, $500 and $3.50?
| ]. Fl. SALLEE, the Ela R00K |
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-05
YOU EAar :..oNEl

but do you save it? Open savings
account with
North Missouri Trust Co,
and watch II grow.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-05

Soc the goods. See the prices.
Big Savings. at
d2w1 Smith Broa
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-05

Seth Thomas Clocks IS up. Dear
ing's. dwft
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-05

Ledger Want ads save you time
and money. Everybody reads them.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-05

A USEFUL CHRISTMAS GIFT.
is one Of our Moore Ranges or Base
Hurners. They give twice the heat
with half the fuel OF other stoves.
Let us show you during their demon
stration at my store December II, 1s
and II.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-05

tlze fighters are being
in California, the fav-
pugilism.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-05

Tie Clasps, Csc up. bearings
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-05

READING ADS SAVES YOU
MONEY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-05

TO SAVE
JEFFERSON HOME.
on to Congress to buy Mon.
old home Of Thomas JEFF
being circulated In Mexic
y. P. Warden. The JET.
inticelIo Memorial Asso.
america is conducting a
All over the country, get.
srs to memorials TO Con
preserve the historic home
'm.
the members Of Congress
PES. as well a. prominent
r the country. have sign
Mrs. Martin w. Little
= Congressman Littleton
is managing the cam
death OF Jefferson in
clio has been in private
sly unrelated to the au
Declaration Of Independ-
d Jefferson left the
in 1909 he was deeply
sold his private library
1ftgaged the Monticello
Re time OF his death It
scssary to sell the Mon
OF 400 acres. Though
1000, Il brought only
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-05
Court House News

NOuxa 41UuSC NEWS
The case Of George N. F7essner
ct al VS.. Bart NJ. Flessner ct a
was argued in the circuit ceart OF
Tuesday. and the court has It undel
consideration.
The case OF Matte II. Ferris VI
Alec Kilgore. for damage is on trial
Assessor T. j. Keiso IA the frs
assessor OF Audrain County TO hav,
an office OF HIS own. The grand jur5
room on the second floor Of thu
Court House has been divided int
two rooms and one Of these Mr.
Kelso uses. Heretofore tho assessor
has used any room in the Couri
House he could find space In but
iof iaie his business has become %
large as to require an Office Of hil
own. Mrs. Nellie coliins is the
deputy asssssor.
~. rs,,,,4x, f,,,,-, -. ~, o "a
r,,,h ~ s,,.,.,.. ..-.-.... s,a ,,.n..
..tsd h,,s,ns.. !. ,a1,nsr..
The bill OF L. G. Bondurant for
building concrete culserts was al
lowed as follows: sioo out Of the
vsrd.ra srar,a, ,oad ana hr,are
frra .nx sao -, - ,,,,a ,s,onv,nv
I,o poad nj, NJ
~. 60. ..,,,..a ~. ..,,,,,n. =,
~ usha.h ,.s,ro.a i, ,na an,o,,n,
I, Elk
Ths ho.as q, con.tab,es names
D0aus :, s,,s so-s -
- - e.. n,..-r
y s nao 1,,, rr.,. .,aoa.
80, 4 ns., 80 -, ~ - e.
- r,,,,-o exon. -, n Ash.r
p~a;.,. srao
M ststa,sn. (, ,as. co,,actea
~ rau.. r,.~,- . fs,.h. for
- -s
~. ca,r.r r,a.,- ~. ,rs,,,.taa
!. A., $3.50. Co. seon ors.ta,,
-. 80 - s.,,ss.s @ sau
,,.assa. oa,,ac.sa ~ s,nca ~ ,ast
l'oenAes oo,eo'ou s,no sno 80
ial Road District
w. M. Thompson was appointed
Justice Of the peace Of Wilson
Township.
bilis were allowed ns folioEs
Joe Barker, work on county
Farm szo.vv
jeff 7, Asher, Acting constable
Election lo.oo
y. s. Atkins, same 1900
y. p. Clark same, 1880
u. R. Kilgore same 1850
Vandalia Mall. printing coll no
tice zoo
Moore q Field, sup. 20.
Farm 2o.4S
2. ~ Coons, nriuge WORK oo'vo
n. W. McFaddin, bridge Ibr s2-ss
e. w. McTaddin, bridge
work lI-6O
Lacrosse Lbr. Co., bridge sup
is'eV
c,-ss.s ~. o. sa,no 27oo
,"S, ! y,.ss.....sss 80 - S.,sn. wo,.,, t1Aek
- =. ,... 80 90 "a
". u, .,,,,,.., yh, ~ hr,doe
~ s4ss
80. - ~ s,n
''@as ~ - - si5
%. Farm ,osy
II IN. sara 4so
H. ~ pahsr.s same 1880
No.. p.,a,, q riro CLAW 10
sa..s 40 90
Nv cr.aaoct asaassor sun "a
NJ craadoct ~ crk
y" 49,. Is
Nr,,,s. c,rr, r1,,sa
-. s45
na... ro,r. r1o.sa
-. 10c
NJ p.a ~ prohata sun 42V
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r., -. ! asr.on 1913,
Ya4.. n com "a Il
n nsc,,sr sur p 1.s,
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D.. \ nan ranr fo,,rt
srssa uo,.a : Al
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-05

||' Fl l n
N, It 10 at that.
e ledger has been ''bark-
I ever since il made a
Hb s4as signs and wood
I1zEig six years ago. It
o1ndv when 1t took
fhAk the people Of Mex
ek 70 vote on f9cal op-
|6 pf \ rs agf II was
t4ndr w it nght for
lis road rio and
hs side OLA ; people
To approve or It. AS
HrOaches, with charity
malice toward none, ito
the past and our hope
let us add vigorous
living present"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-05

k4eE,s SALE.
|cabie and Ethel
M their deed Of
ssrd. 1911, and
/, the Recorder
lsor AudraIn coun'
ia7th day Of Fepr
Recorded in Book
eyed to the un
1he property there re
'1escribed as f0l-
Ha,f ts.2> Of
krter tsw-p; and
iJs-4) Of the norM
southwest ouarss. .ss
seventeen uDi
"a ,ifteen Hun
Il. IN section Twen
= I. follows: Begin
~ .at 4 for the south
u. northeast Quar-
r Northwest Quar-
|s'ls lotion twenty t2Ol'
r. ls0, North Of Range
TN the bth p. NJ
,sbce North on ~. .ns I.
spO!rhty.nine hundrec.n, .,, ,
!. point Of besinnin'
In the same cou.s ",
0,rty-six Hundredtn
!, the Quarter sec''ol
INorth side Of =
! i eaO,; tAenc9 9vs'ess wss.
L,A sactinr y. -