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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-04-03

pointed, the Senate proceedo vote
for a United States senatorial out
the unexpired term of the !. VIII
liam p. Frye, deceased. THE was
taken viva voce, each sen rising
in his place as the roll wased ana
giving his vote. The result ne vote
was announced by the Prelt, and
he declared Obadiah Gardn6 Rock
land to be the choice of Innate.
The vote was:
For Obadiah Gardner OF Sland-
Allen. Boynton, Clifford, d. Doni-
gan, harrington, Foss OF roscog-
gin, Fulton, Hanson, HilSellogg,
Leach. Mayo. Moulton, MI Moves.
Osborn. Reynolds, SanborSinslow
20
For Frederick A. Powers 1oulton
blanchard, Irving, Millik Smith
Stearns. Theriault-6.
Mr.. Gowell of York AIMED that
he was paired with Senatoaples OF
Knox: that he should votor Mr.
Powers and if Senator SEES Were
present he would vote for Nardner
Adjourned.
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Thursday. Carlysle Bogss of Wind
sor has also been the guest % Mrs.
Morgan for the past week.
Mrs. Planch Lilly W;ls called to Vim
alhaven, last week by the death of ner
mother she has the sympathy of the
community III her bereavement.
MIR. and Mrs. David Lawrence of
North Pittston. We're guests of Mr..
I.awrenee's broi her. VI c. Lawrence,
last Thursday.
air and Mrs. +. II. Libby Went to
Lewiston Monday on 4 combined bust
ness and pleasure trip.
J. i. Hayes pf Augusta passed sun
day with his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Patrick Hayes.
Mr. and Mrs Il. Morgan and ehil-
dran passed Sunday vita relatives in
Whtetield.
our pastor. Rev James King. preach
ed his last sermon at tea chapel Sun
day, as he IS To- 50 70 Lynn. Mass, aft
er conference to locat@. Ills parish
toner's are very sorry to part with him,
Us he has lnad, many warm ftfeads in
the community. bu. are glad that he
has secured ,ntjch better charge. and
will nave the 3pettueits. Is take Il post
graduate course in Easton University.
and he viii take "a his new home the
best wishes &c the neapie whom - has
served 81 we'll and aeeeptably far the
past year.
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AFTER RECESS.
Election of United sites Senator.


The SPEAKER: The hdr of Il o'clock
noon has arrived. and udcr the order
the House viii proceed tothe election Of
a United States senator fill the va
caney caused By the deaf Of Hon. Will
liam Pierce Frye. As ach members
name is called he win st5d in his place
and unnounce the person for whom ne
wishes to Vote. The cler will call the
roll.
call Of the roll resultd as follows:
For Obadiah Gardner:
Allen OF Columbia Falls, Allen of
Jonesboro, Ames. Bearce Boman, Burk-
EFT. Campbell of East Iiermore. Chase
of York. Clark, Corners. Copeland, Cou-
ture, cowan, Cronin. CIV, Deering Of
Portland, Descoteaux, pow. Dresser,
Dunn, Dutton Farnham, Files. Frank,
Gamache, Goodwin. Grss, Hartweil,
Hastings, Hebron. Hod|kins, Hogan,
Jordan, kelleher of Portland, kellener
of Waterylle Lambert, LeBell, I.ibbey,
Littieiield of Bluehill. Mater, Mariner
McAillster. McCurdy, Mortified, Mitch
ell, Mower Murphy, Nwbeft Moves
Otis, Packard, Patten, Pdletier, Penney
H' NtAitis VI A>tiiAths''AN'
Plummer, Pollard, Ross, Scates, Shea,
Skehan, Sleeper, Small, Active ]. SNOW
Alvah Snow, Stetson, Strickland, Thomp-
son OF Palmyra. Thompson of skoWhe-
gan, Trafton, Trask. Trim Tucker, wal
dron, Wilkins. Morey-7S.
For frederick \. Powers:
anderson Andrews Aftin' Averiil,
Benn, Berry, Bisbee, Bulfell, Campbell
of Cherryfeld, Chase of Westfield Pan
tatlon, Clearwater, Colby, Davis Doyle
Dfummond, Emerson, Emery. FENDER
son, FLOOD. Hersey, Hodgman. Johnson
kennard, Littlefeld of Wells, Macomper'
Mallet, Mcbride, Mccain, Merrill, Mitch
ell, Morse Of Belfast. Morse OF Mater
ford, Perkins of Mechanic falis' Peter
son, Pike, Porter of Mapleton Porter
of Pembroke. Quimby, Robinson oil La
Grange, Russell Smith of Newport
smith of New Vineyard. snow OF BUCKS
port soule. Stinson, Thomas lrimoie
Weston, Wheeler, Wilcox-5o
Paired; Harmon Gardner Brow
PowersG bring of waldoboro Gard
ner), Robiase j of Peru fowers); saw
yer (GFdner Dufonr Howers) Lawrs
(Gardn&t tcready Powers): Thomp
son som Of FL e' Isle Gardner. Seweom'
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LINCOLN.
ALMA.

Ladies' Aid meets this week with
Mrs. George Erskine.
w. *. Clisby of Wiscasset was III
town, Saturday.
r. f. Wing of Boston was in town,
Tuesday.
Miss Maud Parsons is home for
Easter vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. y. b. Mcdonald OF
Whitetield spent Sunday with relatives
in town.
Rev and Mrs. Douglas Corley OF
Shecpscot called on friends ut Parsons
Bend last Tuesday.
Lawrence Parsons of Andover is
visiting his aunt Mrs Clara Parsons
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Mr.. and Mrs. G. ". Dollom and son
were guests Sunday of Mrs. Hannah
Dolloff
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Foss and two
children were guests Sunday at the
home of Mr. Foss' brother, Mr.. ana
Mrs. NJ. S. Foss Of Vienna.
Mr.. aud Mrs Z. y. Dolloff and son
were Sunday guests at the home Oh
Mrs. Hannah Dolloff.
Snow is fast leaving. the main road
being bare in number of places.
VASSALBoRo.
EAST-Alrs. Frank Taylor left Sat
urday morning for Georgetown to visit
her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. i. J. Taylor were in
Portland last week to visit Mr.. Tay-
lor's sister. Mrs. Myra Davis, who has
recently been operated upon at tho
Maine General hospital
:. Clark Gates Colby II is spending
his Easter vacation at home.
Miss Lena Davis of Kansas who has
come as stenographer at Oak Grove
seminary was in the village. Sunday,
The drama given by the Nassalbor1
Grange Dramatic club Saturday eve,
cess and the audience was kept laugh
| ing from the rising of the curtain till
the curtain dropped ON the climax of
Uncle Joshs funny sayings. All the
characters were carried out with usual
finish and style which characterizes
this club. Miss Nancy Gates as Mrs.
Reynolds was dignified and as her
daughter Hattie tAIrs. Charles Barker)
| said. "The dearest mother in the
| world" Mrs. Barker carried her dill =
fcut part through to the end in a
pleasing manner. Gerald hurry,
! (Arnold Mower) was most interest
| ing lover with just enough ardor 10 eX-
| cite the sympathy of his audience,
Charles Barker (as Mr.. Epson DoWnes
! the dude) brought down the house at
each appearance Harold Gates the
| French Adventurer acted his part to
perfection Everett Coombs as
Mulcay would have deceived his init
mate friends IN his makeup and car.
ried off the difficult part to the amuse-
ment of ALI Russell Weeks as the
| negro servant exceeded All his former
attempts in the character and dialect.
| Miss Priest as the youthful old maid
met with no small degree OF favor.
| s. E. Richardson as the detective Won
applause for his shrewd manearering.
| Jerry Colby as slipper Joe was fol-
| lowed throughout the play with excited
! interest. The audience expressed
themselves as we'll pleased with the
entertainment.
| The Yassalboro Public Library As
ISOLATION will meet at the Library
Wednesday evening at 100 for the
election of officers and trustees for the
| coming year.
4 CHELSEA.
1 ,,,oatipn ,f tbr. Good MIL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-04-03
STATE OF MAINE.
Executive Department,
Augusta, April >, 1912.

Augusta. April ,, 1912.
To the Honorable House of Repre-
sentatiVes:
During the past week serious char
ses at official corruption have been
made against Sheriff Charles O. En-
cry of York county. Asa \. Richard
son, State attorney for York county,
las made complaint before a trial jus
tice that Sheriff Emery attempted TO
bride him in the interest of certain
violators of the law and also complains
that nj a lstter date Sheriff Emery ae-
tually did pay to him one hundred doll
lars i'm accordance with the agreement
entered into between them.
Charges OF 50 grave nature pre-
ferred by one pubic official against
another cannot he lightly passed over
If true, it is the imperative duty OF
the Legislature to request the remov-
IA of the guilty person from office; il
false, their falsity should be promptly
shown.
Under the provisions of our Consti-
tuition may be found ample warrant
for action in this case and we should
not hesitate To exercise the authority
therein conferred when justice and q
quire us tn act.
Although judicial proceedings haze
been begun in the Emery ease il is APP
propriatc that the Legislature should
take immediate cognzance Of the mat
ter Courts Of justice necessarily move
slowly Gases OF Importance almost
invariably reach the law court before
being finally decided. The present
ease may not be ended during the
year and fof. sheriff To continue to
exercise his authority and To perform
the duties OF his Office for several
months during. which no public tribu-
bunai has rendered decision as to his
guilt or Innocence concerning SO seri-
Gus AN offence as bribing county at
uorney, presents a condition which
cannot hc tolerated.
If the Legislature had not been sit
ting when the ease arose | should
have deemed it my duty to have called
!. yeu together 10 Investigate it,
haNe Instructed the Attorney Gen
seial 10 appear before you representing
the state and | have no doubt but
that you will make such further rea
sonable arrangements as may he nee
essary 70 secure the accused a fair and
impartial hearing. If he can satisfy
YOU of his innocence you will be
pleased to proclaim it; If his guilt is
proven YOU win not hesitate to do
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After Recess.

Papers from the House disposed OF
in concurrence
The following order came from the
House. having passed that branch
Ordered, That committee OF seven
on the part of the House. with such
as the Senate may join. be appointed
to consider and report the order OF
proceedings to be observed upon the
hearing in relation to the alleged
causes of removal of Charles O. En-
cry, sheriff of York county and that
the clerk of the House be directed to
issue due subpoenas for the summon
ing of witnesses to be present and tes-
tify at such hearing upon application
of either prosecution or defence, and
that counsel be furnished either party.
The commlttee on the part of the
House was: Messrs. Scates of West
brook. Strickland of Bangor, Sleeper
of South Berwick. Trafton of Fort
Fairfield, Deering of Portland. Hersey
of Houlton, Wheeler of South Paris.
The President joined on the part of
the Senate Messrs Harrington Of
Kennebee, Boynton of Lincoln. MILL
ken of Aroostook
On motion by Mr.. Fulton of Sagada-
hoe, it was
Ordered, the House concurring. that
when the Senate and House adjourn.
they adjourn TO meet on wednesday,
April 8, 1912, at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon.
Sent down for concurrence. Suisse
quently the order was returned from
the House, that branch having con-
CURED in the action OF the Senate.
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Phillips tGardner). Peters

Powers) Phillips (Gardner), Peters
(Powers).
Absent: Bowker, Davies, Kelley,
Kingsbury, Knight, Monroe, Weymouth.
Whitney and Woodsde-9
The SPEAKER Obadiah Gardner hav-
ing received rs votes and Frederick \.
Powers having received so votes, l de-
clare that Obadiah Gardner has received
a majority of the votes of this House 81
Representatives..
From the Senate: Ordered, the House
concurring, that when the Senate anc
House adjourn they adjourn to meet or
Wednesday, April Sd, 1912, at 10 O'Clock
| in the forenoon.
The order received a passage in con
| curence.
| On motion of Mr.. Strickland of Bangor
| Adjourned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-04-03
FREDERICK w. PLAIsTED.

Mr.. Donigan of Somerset presented
the following resolve:
Resolve in favor OF the adoption OF
an address to the Governor for the
removal of Charles Q. Emery. sheriff
of the county of York
Senator Donigan of Somerset intro
dHced the following resolve:
STATE OF MAINE
In the year of our Lord one thousand
nine hundred and twelve
Resolve in favor Of the adoption OF an
address 10 the Governor for the removal
Of Charles o. Emery. sheriff of the
County of York.
RESOLVED, That both branches of
the Legislature after due notice given
according TO the Constitution, will pro-
coed to consider the adoption of an adj
dress to tire Governor for the removal
Of Charles O. Emery, sheriff OF the
County of York, for the causes following
First. Because the said Charles ..
Emery did on the 18th day of February
last promise one Asa y. richardson, VINO
torney for the County of York. To paw
him certain sum OF money, to wit,
the sum of So per week IN cohsldera-
ton whereof the said Richardson was 10
refrain from prosecuting certain viola
tors of law. and
second. Because the said Charles o.
Emery utt, on the SIN NaA tl hdit4l
last in pursuance of the corrupt agree
ment entered into on said 18th day 81
February between said Emery and
Richardson. pay to the said Richardson
the sum of one hundred dollars, all oi
which constituted II violation of the laws
of the state and especially oil the plpNia-
ions Of Section = of Chapter - oil the
Revised Statutes.
RESOLVED, The House Of keprFsen-
tatiVeS concurring. that these rcSplu-
lions and statements Of cauSes oil re-
moval be entered on the journal of the
Senate. ands copy of the same be
signed by the President of the SENATE
and served on said Charles .. Emery Dy
such person as the President of thu
Senate shall appoint for that purposr,
who shall make return Of such service
upon his personal affidavit without De
LAZY. and that The 2rd day OF APRIL \. -
1912, at > . clock in the afternoon, be as
signed as the time when the said thaflcs
o, Emery may be admitted To u hearln5
in his defense.
The resolve was given passage
and SEM down for concurrence. Sub
sequenuy the resolve came back from;
The House. that branch having con-
Cured in the actioA of the Senate.
on motion by Mr.. Boynton of Lin
coin a recess was taken subject to the
call of the President.
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WINDSOR.

Elbridge Caswell and family of
Wnitefield We're Sunday guests of his
sister. Airs. Ray Golburn.
DIR. NJ. NJ. Small and Louis Masse
were recent callers at Frank Col
burns.
Frank Golhurn, who has been seri-
ously i'll with pneumonia has 50 far
recovered as to be able to be out of
doors little in pleasant weather. and
is steadily gaining. He wishes to
thank all who assisted in hauling and
preparing his wears firewood, and the
Grange. \. L club ana other friends.
for the generous post card shower and
other gifts, also the Easpist Ladies'
Union for their kind thoughtfulness.
Mrs. j. p. Halpen visited ut {. +
Donnells. Sunday.
Mrs. Louisa SeavN of New Hamp-
shire. aged Sc years is stopping with
her granddaught Mrs. Villa Duttor
| for an indefinite time.
Miss Emma Bradstreet who has
! Leen spending the winter with hel
parents has returned to duties a
| Howard, Rhode Island.
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Piles Cured in to IA Days.
Your druggist will refund money II Pa
20 OINTMENT fails to cure any case OF
Itching. Blind. bleeding or Protruding
Piles In & to u days. W. VI
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diner
Journal of yesterday rcand APP
proved.
The SPEAKER: ThefoIlowing
message has been receivdrom the
Governor.
Isee senate proceedings full text
Of message].
The SPEAKER: The fwing re-
solve comes to this Hon having
been passed by the Senat
Resolve in favor of the option Of
an address to the Cover for the
removal OF Charles O. cry. sheriff
of the county Of York.
ISee Senate report for Il text of
the resolved.
The SPEAKER: All til in favor
of the passage of this rese will say
ave; those opposed, no.
The resolve received unanimous
passage.
Mr. scates of Westbroe presented
the following order:
STATE OF MAE
In House of RepresentatB, April ,.
1912.
Ordered. That "a connie of seven
on The part of the Houswith such
as the Senate may join, appointed
to consider and 10 repo the order
of proceedings 70 be obserl upon the
hearing in relation to alleged
causes of removal of harles O.
Emery, sheriff of the eeu Of York;
and that the clerk of q House be
directed to issue due sDoenas fol
the summoning of witness to be
present and testify at IN hearing
upon the application of her prose
cution or defence; and at counse
be furnished either party
The SPEAK ER: What the pleas
IRE of the House with ference tC
this order As many as'e in favor
of the passage of the OR will say
aye: these opposed. no.
'she order received a psage.
The Speaker appointedn the com
mittee under The order rtting TO th'
procedure in the matterf the re
nbval OF Charles o. Ems. sheriff 0
the county of York, Mess, Seates o
WesthrGok. Strickland f Bangor
Sleeper of South BerWic Trafton o
Fort Fairfield. Deering { Portland
Hersey of Houlton anew heller @
South Paris.
Mr. Strickland of Bangopresented tn
following order:
Ordered that at Il o'esk noon thi
day the HOUSE shall procd to vote &c
senator in Congress toll the uneA
PRED term of the late ION. Willia'
Pierce Frye, in accordae with II
laws of the United States
The order received a psage.
Mi Scates of Westbreolpresente Il
following order:
Ordered. that there be pated 1000 col
les of thes resolve propose an amen'
ment to the Constitution itheriZing Il
issue of bonds for highw purposes.
Mr.. SCATES: Mr. Speler. ! simp
wish TO say that / know one party
this state. the head of OF of the gre
institutions of the State. 9ho wants
least 100 copies of this resve, and | al
preHcnd that there will others WI
will probably want eope and ] mo-
that the order receive a PsaGe
The order received a .pasaSe,
On motion by Mr.. Ausn OF Phillip
a recess was taken mtH2 O'Clock.
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SIDNEY.

Laforcst Ellis, an old and respected
citizen Of this town passed away last
Friday. after a long illness.
!. II. Swift recently shipped a lot OF
apples To Liverpool.
Edith Tillson who underwent surg
zeal operation a the hospital in Water
Vile. is reported doing nicely.
eileen Bartlett aud Herbert Haskell
of this town spent saturday and sun
daN at j. II. SWift's of LakcShCre
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THE 18th maine LEGISLATURE.
Stenographic Reports Of Yesterdays Sessions Of
The Senaie''and House of Representatives,

your fun duty even though it be Il
disaereeable one.
The good name of the State OF Maine
must be preserved and protected The
public officials Of this State are, all
most without exception. men OF high
character. In selecting public ser
wants an occasional mistake is made
and our laws provide the means of
rectifying such mistakes. If one has
been made by the good people of the
county of York you will doubtless as
sist in promptly rectifying it. If. on
the other hand. your investigation
should result in finding favorable to
the accused the time occupied in as
certainiug the facts will have been
well spent, and by Your faithful ser
vice in making the investigation you
will have earned the thanks and APP
proval of The people whom YOU repre-
sent.
(Signed1
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WAYN E,

y large attendance aud good sales
at the Mills auction on last SATURDAY.
Several farmers are selling hay to
Mr. Cummings of Winthrop whose hay
press is in town.
H. A. Walton and his children, Adel-
bert. Donald and Dorothy We're visit
ors at the Twin Firs, last week.
Those who have tapped their maple
trees are getting a good flow of sap.
Mrs. Mary 4. Leadbetter, widow of
Clark Leatlbetter, died last week. Her
age was 50 years. \ life long resident
of Wayne.
Lawrence and Carolyn Sibey visit
ed Warren Dexter Walton recently.
Rev. c. T. Sibley is away ON bust
ness trip to Massachusetts.
Rev Mr. Baker is attending the
Methodist conference.
Mrs. Lucy Pike Lyman and her chill
dren are visiting al j. NJ. Pixies.
MT. VERNON.
WEST-George Briggs went to
Pennington, Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs G. T.. Peaehey and son
were guests of Mr.. Peachey's grand
father Lorenzo French of Mt. Vernon
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CHELSEA.

The next meeting of the Good VIII
circle viii be held Vita Mrs. Charles
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-04-03
ALBION.

Geo. Leonard has gone to Portland
on short visit TO his sons who reside
in that place.
Geo. Foss had severe paralytic
shock last week.
The pew owners meeting of the Al
bon Christian church which was to be
held Friday. March %, was postponed
until April 6 because of the storm.
At the Republican caucus held Sat
urday, March 80 the following dele
gates We're chosen to attend the con-
ventions as follows: To the State con-
yention, G.. B. Pray. S. G. Tilton, c. B.
| Littlefield. to the third district con-
| vention, Wm. F. Sennett, VIM. p
Leonard f. W. Hussey. Members Of
the town committee We're chosen as
follows: VIM. Sennett, Z. r. Davis. J.
+. Taylor Elihu Titon, Z. T. Bagley
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kent will re-
turn April ! to York Beach where Mr.
Kent is employed for the summer
Miss Flossie Mason will accompany
them
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HOUSE,.

Tuesday, Apr. 1912.
House called to ordeby the
Speaker.
Prayer by Rev. Mr. Mi of Gar
diner.
Journal of yesterday roand APP
proved.
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SENATE.

Tuesday. April ,, 1872.
Senate called to order by the Presi-
dent.
Prayer by Rev c. G. Mosher of Au-
gusta.
The roll was called by the secretary.
The following senators responded te
their namess Messrs. Allen, Blanch-
ard. Roynton. Clifford. Dodge, Doni-
gan, harrington, Foss of Androscoggin.
Fulton, GoweH, Hanson, Hill, Irving
Kellogg. Leach. Mayo, Milliken, Moul-
ton. Mullen. Moves, Osborn. Reynolds
Sanborn. Smith, Stearns, Theriault,
Winslow-21.
The President declared a quorum
present.
Journal of previous session read and
approved
The following communication was
received from the Executive depart
ment:
The Governors message was as fol-
lows:
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KENNEBEC.
FAYETTE.

Schools in town will begin April ID
and term will be eleven weeks.
Merton Hutchinson went to the hos
pital at Lewiston, Monday.
Sap is running good they say.
Wheels are making their appearance
on some OF our roads
w p. Underwood is much better
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At 4 O'Clock, NOON, the hour ap-
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on motion by MIR. Boynton of Lin
coin a recess was taken subject to the
call of the President.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1912-01-03
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; RANSFERS
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, n. r. ROBERTS ABSTRACT co.
, X. N. Simpson, Treas.
213 West Barraque Street :.
Guaranteed Abstracts
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County Clerk to Marion Baugh, tax
deed, N IL, SW IA and SE Ia, SW
Ia, section 8, 5, II. $40.
Marion Baugh to VIM. Crosse tt, quit
claim deed, 1-2, SW IA, section
9. 5. II, $4,000
]. M. Anderson to Pink l.. Will
fiams. warranty deed lot &C. Ander-
son and Troupe's subdivision, 1925.
J. NJ. Mason and Lula White TO O..
NJ. Lyon, warranty deed pit. N IL. lot
), Allis' addition. $4,000.
Thos. r. Wieginton to j. ". Monk
quit claim deed. lots ] and 3, block
1. j. W. Monks western addition No.
3, $500
Louis Mueller Whettstone t. Mary
Mueller, quit claim deed, e 1-2. NE
II. block SO, Dexter ll1rdng's add
ton and e II, S 1-2, lot 6, Allis' ad-
dition. 100000.