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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Coffee Easicr-TradinE Continues
DuiI-PrOvisiOns Easier.

The coffee market displayed an easier
tone yesterday, though trading through
out the session was light. Active months
showed a decline Of II To % points at
the close Foreign cables We're lower
while there was a reduction OF 10 points
IN cost and freight offers from Brazil
There WAS no pressure. however. and the
rang. of prices was very narrow
Weather reports were OF a bearish charaC-
ter. indicating rain in all five coffee dis
tricts OF Sac Paulo. \ factor which is
causing uneasiness on the part of bulls
Is the way in which receipts are holding
up in volume.
The Havre market opened y fr lower
and closed ~ TO fr lower. Hamburg
started unchanged and finished !, to y
pig, lower. Rio No. was so reis lower
at 5s525. At Santos No was $500.
while No there was $4,000. Rio and
Santos receipts totalled $500 bags.
against $4,000 bags last year Sac Paulo
had 47.0O0 bags. against $4,000 bags. and
Jundiahy $4,000. against $4,000. Prices
fAlt
The sun., 1913-12-13
4. y. II. Financing.

Sir Thomas Shaughn-rsy.s statement
on Canadian Pacific is enlightening He
said yesterday: The company is not
short OF funds. by any means but 1t has
for many years been the companys policy
to be strong in its cash resources The
additional railway mileage constructed
and nearing completion represents an eX-
penditure OF upward Of $4,000. 900 To
meet this expenditure the directors have
authority to issue and sell 4 per cent
consolidated debenture stock. but this is
not the time to go into the market with
a large issue of that security Neither
would an increase of the company's capt.
tai stock be desirable Just now. In view
Of these circumstances the directors de-
cded to ask the shareholders to loan
the company the money likely to be re-
quired. When the proceeds OF land sales
to an amount exceeding S62. .000,000 had
been invested In the property, the land
assets were permitted TO accumulate. and
these now constitute the special invest l.
ment fund OF $55.000.000 that has been
set aside and earmarked as applicable only
to the principal and interest of the note
certificates. or course, IT goes without
saying that were the company TO go into
the market to borrow money on its own
credit In the ordinary way better terms
could be arranged. but this was spc-
cial transaction between tle company and
its shareholders. and II was intended that
the shareholders should have the distinct
advantage 10 which they are entitled
These note certificates will constitute no
permanent charge against the con,pany's
revenue: indeed they make no demand
whatever On the income from the COM
pany's traffic, II is II debt that will
obliterate itself in the course OF few
years. The unsold lands and other extra
neous assets will remain undisturbed for
future benefit Of the shareholders. and it
In evident that the income from them will
he sufficient for the purposes to which It
has for some years been largely devoted" t"
The sun., 1913-12-13
THE BOSTON MARKET.

BosroN, Dec. 12.-Thc local market
was active. with prices generally lower.
New England rails continued TO be the
feature. New Haven declined 3 to 65at
on heavy trading. while Boston and Maine
sl,imped to 80. off =. Boston Elevated
dropped . to sc and Fitch preferred : to
6s. a sale of Vermont and Massachusetts
was recorded at par. decline of 80 from
previous sale. the lowest since at least
1897.
In the Industrial list American Tele-
phone was active. declining to 116. off | :
Edison Electric declined to 23s1a. Gem
eral Electric declined 1a, to 1877. Massa-
chusetts Gas declined to 90. while
American Sugar and American Wool pre-
ferred eased fractionally. The mining is-
sues were without feature, the coppers
averaged u point decline. The summary !:
The sun., 1913-12-13
Interior receipts, shipments and stocks
THE GRAIN MARKETS.
wheat CIoscs steady After Covering
by shorts.

Wheat opened easier yesterday, in.
Eucnccd by disappointing European cables
and generally bearish crop reports from
abroad, these noting more favorable
weather in India and Argentina. There
were further pessirnistic reports from tn"
latter, however. regarding har, esting re-
turns. The market was y to sc. lower
at the start, with pressure centred Oh the
December position. Offerings by com
mission houses were rather heavy A
stsadier tone was exhibited In the late
trading on covering OF shorts. the un-
eRsinesss on the part of the latter being
due to reports of large export business
At the close active posltions were Nc
lower to Nc higher.
Corn opened steady. unchanged to 'sc
lower, but suffered decline of about
Iac. under selling by commission houses
an1 leading speculative interests.
The sun., 1913-12-13

The right to subscribe to the new issue
or L. s. Rubber hrst preferred stock a.
par expires December Is next The stock
advanced on rather heavy buying yestcr-
day to l00as. the first time IL has sold
above par since the new financing pro-
gramme was announced Il few weeks ago.
The closing price was par. Although the
stockholder desiring to increase his hold
ings might have been able TO get his stock
yesterday In the market on the same
terms as offered by the company the odds
would favor the subscription method. for
"A purchase on the exchange would involve
the payment OF is commission
The sun., 1913-12-13
A Trade witch Went WRONG.

A. least one of the numerous stocks
which have lately suggested themselves
to the trading element a. obvious short
sales has proved n surprise ON Thurs
day a certain house sold short 100 shares
of Mexican Petroleum preferred AZ -. on
the news that tho dividend had been
passed. Unfortunately. the firm In ques-
ton did not take the precaution OF ac-
auainting themselves In advance Of con
ditions in tho loan market. Yesterday
the stock was bought back Mt 50 for
cash.
The sun., 1913-12-13

THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET,

PHILApELPHA, Dec l2.--The market
WIS extremely dull and narrow during tho
day. There WAS a continued moderate
liquidation OF Pennsylvania Railroad but
tN"r" appeared better support and on the
decline the buying Sc. med 20 be good
Cambria Steel. Philadelphia Electric and
L. q / were sold in odd lots around
last nights close. Lehigh Valley lost
over a point on small odd lots selling
from New York. The arhtrage market
WAS Very hnll The summary.
The sun., 1913-12-13

rotai.......... .............. se2,seo.sio3 "a
Louis V Br.sh,. President and Archibald
Forbes. Treasur"r, ~ LAWYERS Title lnsur-
Su.ir..s a, No iso Broadway. in .S. CITY of
New Yo-i, IN ea.d county. being duly sworn
Zach fol. himself says che foreeoins report is
of his knowledge and bo'lef and they fur
ther say that .he usual busners Of said trust
required by the pankins Law Gchap . Of the
Consolidated Lavr as afnented) and not else
nna t IN ne ,h 1s''s n
Banks. and is made IN compliance with nm
oricisl notice received from him. dss,gnstins
OF which such report shall he MADE hereby
certify that at the time when I signed my
Is attached 20 IN. cer,iacats hereinbelow con-
tained asked me the question. DO YOU sol
in the foregoing rcpor. nre ,rue'" and re-
Louis V BRIGHT. President
ARCHIBALD FORBES. Treasurer.
! Marshall L Munroe, Notary Public in
ce"rlfy ,ha, r'' on ,ho ii,h day Of neccmser.
1918 there appeared before me Louis V.
ts, w1s smSiSTs sna fG %
'i'ro when Ne signed such statement. asked
him. DO you solemnly swear that the state
truc o." and he rep,,ed. ~ do"
'SF"' o' No''v 'MvARsHALL F.. MuNRoE
Notary Public Kings County, No, 100.
Certificate Mod in New York County No. az.
S'ate ~ New York County ~ New York. ss
/ Marshall T. Murroe, a Notary Public in
and FOR the county above named, do hereby
GRITTY that on the i:,h day % pecenher
1918 thcre appeared before me Archibald
Forbes whose signature Is appended II the
statement hereinabove contained. and AT the
time when he signed such statement, asked
him "Do you solemnly swear thai the state
meuts contained in the foregoing report are
true >" and he replied. II do"
Seal Of Notary
MARSHALL l. MCNRoE,
Notary Public Kings County. No Isn.
Cor'iAcate flled In New York County No. 32
The sun., 1913-12-13
4 Long Wait,

The specialist IN New Haven stock for
many years is pointed out as living
witness 70 the truth Of the old adage that
everything comes 10 the man who waits
For long time previous To the past
month or 20 that position has been sub
-tantially nominal one. just now the
specialist in New Haven stock has more
business than h. can handle comfortably
IN spite OF the fact that three or four
other brokers have taken to specializing
In the same issue.
The sun., 1913-12-13
THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. Dec. lo.-The depressed con-
dtion in New York had sentimental
influence on local securities. Peoples
Gas and Sears Roebuck showed renewed
weakness. Union Carbide and Chicago
Railways seconds acted well, considering
the selling movement, More interest was
noted In the bond list, with prices un-
changed. The summary:
The sun., 1913-12-13
MIDLAND rERM.NAL RAILWAY con-

Sealed proposals will he received at the
office Of the Farmers Loan and Trust Com
pany, 10. IS, 20 and 20 william street. New
YORK city, for the sale to the Trustee. In
accordance with the provisions Of the mort
gage dated the LIST day of December. 1895. OF
- sufficient amount or bonds to invest
$t.000.GS of the sinking Fund
Proposals must be presented hefore IL
O'Clock NJ on the goth day of December. 1918.
aud should be directed as follows: Proposals
70 sinking Fund. the Midland Terminal
Hallway Company. The Farmers Loan and
Trust Company. 1922 william street. New
York city"
THE FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY
ny EDWIN s.. MARsTON. President.
New York. December 1lth, 1913.
The sun., 1913-12-13
FINANCIAL NOTES,

La Rose Consolidated Mining Company
mas declared an extra dividend OF per cent
IN hddlt'on TO the regular dividend Of ~.
per cent.
Application has hecn made to the Stock
mortgage Q por cent bonds of ,hc ,tmsh
Terminal Building Co.
The sun., 1913-12-13

Provisions closed slightly easier in
sympathy with grain and bearish hog
news Cash port was steady; mess.
beef was steady Family. $l9a $50
packet. s1sQ3l9 Cash lard was steady.
moderately active. Prime Western, so so;
refined Continent. s1l.40, South Amer-
can, Sl2.05.
The sun., 1913-12-13

PROPOSALS..
UNION DEPOT COMPANY.

Sealed proposals for the stlo 20 tho sink
ing Fund of ~" a. GENERA. Mortgugc -! -
bonds Of tho luion Depot 60. Wi' 10" r..
ceived ~ tho off, Of the rrotsur'r 60.
luubus, q, Until T. NJ December sd. 1913.
and, AS provided IN the mortgage. bonds
offered nt tho lowest price. not eNrccding
l02is per teutum and accrued iut"rost VII
be accepted and paid for on Dec. al 1913
- l. rnllNNR- lral.-
The sun., 1913-12-13

Sugar-There was no chanRe IN the
sugar market yesterday as regards prices.
though \ change In sentiment has taken
place Holders are anxious to unload be-
fore the tariff takes effect, while refiners
are holding off their orders for lower
prices.
The sun., 1913-12-13

The fNc Year nNHraCp frOm IFNI 10
1911. inclusive. was l2.33lot, bales
The areas planted and picked compare
as follows:
1GiS me 1911 1910
Planted 81 s2a Oo1 81 7'a nao ~ ssl o ~ as 900
Picked ...... n, 80 Ho 3s. iNn ~ tr2 n0O
The estimated product on OF cotton. by
states compares as follows 500 pound
bales
The sun., 1913-12-13
STEWART MINING; COMPANY

The Board uf Directors H.. declared y
dividend Of 100 on the capital stock pf TIN
COMPANY, payable December .H 1913 to
stockholders Of record on December L. 1913
At J. NJ Transfer books wil' he closed
pr,,mh"r j., 1913, At l. NJ. and reopru,i
on Dec emhef - 1913. AZ TO y VI
Dated beoeWhAr 10 1873
CAMPBELL CARElNGTpS.
Assistant -. rotary.
The sun., 1913-12-13
NEW YORK TRANSIT COMPANY.

- Hfo1NwNy. Now NofK' N0VoWNor - lgl2
dividend Of Ten Dollars per share ha.
been declared IN the capitol stock ~ this
COMPANY. payable January ~. iqli 70 stock
holders of record at tho close Of business be
cemher q. 1913
All communications regarding payment or
change Of address should ha ser' 20 the
undersigned not hter Than December 90 lai2
GEORGE CHEsEPBp' 50, ratary
The sun., 1913-12-13
THE AEOII\>. WEBER pItNO AND
rIANOI.A COMPANY.

AZ = Nrr'Irg ul f.s R,ar4 ~ Directors
held this day. the regular quarterly dividend
of o\E AND THREE QUARTERS ~ r
per cent Wa declared Upou the Preferred
Stot X ot the comp ny. pRYab!" the 3lst inst
20 stockholders oi record december 18th.
1913
WILLIAM y. WHEELoCk, Treasurer.
nrtonher ,Nth. lalA
The sun., 1913-12-13
iited States. is,ei7ooO la7os,ir l..sai oi-

uhteo STATES l5t'1,oW i31o3tG l. 33i Ni1
Spot cotton was unchanged Middliug
uplands. 1890. middlinc Gulf 365c.
Spot cotton in the principal southern mar
kets was unchanged TO isc higher. Gal
veston 13i.c New Orleans, i3isc.:
Houston. l3hc.; Memphis. l3t.c.: Sa-
vannah. 13c. Augusta, l3isc.. St Louis
1910.
Euturpa hara closed n
The sun., 1913-12-13
To The Holders Of First Mortgage Sc Bonds
of tho
Metropolitan Steamship Company
NEW YORR CITY
CONDENSED STATE MrN'r
on DEC. q 1918
DrCnTvD,'EC

The American Trus, Company. Boston.
Massachusetts,. Trustee under the Indentura
OF Mortgage given by the Metropolitan
steamship Company tof New Jersey dated
IT holds the sum OF Fifty,three Thousand
six Hundred Nineteen and 27-l00 Dollars
Hb3 6la2O Tor the purchase of First Mort.
gage Five Per cent Ronds OF the said
Metropolitan steamship Company (of New
Jersey issued under and secured by said
tenders OF said bonds for sale to Il to the
amount Of snid sum. or any part thereof,
endorsed Tenders to sell METROPOLITAN
steamship Company First MortsAss 81
BOnds," to hc received at the office OF the
Trustee, 80 state street Boston, Mass until
noon ~ Monday, December %. 1919 The
right Is reserved by said Trustee 10 reject
any or all tenders
AMERICAN Trust COMPANY, Trustee,
By &. H. Bowen. Secretary.
Boston, Mass, November 20, 1913.
The sun., 1913-12-13

Only two bids have been received by
Supervisor David Ferguson for printing.
delivering and mailing thr rtfp RccoJd in
1871 The Martin R"owu Company.
which has dome the work for several
years. bid slfr7io and william Bratt-r
a. Co. bid $lSs35o
The sun., 1913-12-13

state Of New YORK county o, New York, -.
with: W.hHH H. IL prSE4 rSEkNs ..5s r55fsde" rn 4na
Rank Of America. bank ioca,cd and doing
business At Ne. q aud ie Wal street. in ,he
''iiy OF Now York. IN sa!d county, being duly
sworn, each for himself. says TIA, the fore
soIns r.p.-, - tru. ard correct In MI re-
lief, and they further say that The usus!
business of said hank has been transacted
Chap 2 Of the Consolidated i.aNs As amend.
cd. and not elsewhere. ani that Tho above
Superintendent. OF BANKS and is male in
compliance with an official motto" received
,cmher. 1919 as the day as of which such
repor, shall be made ! hereby certify tina.
the Notary Putlic whose .,Ans is attached
60 'he certificate hereinteiow contained
.1e,r iha, The sis,smen,- eon,Sined dNu,t IN The
i%reso.ns f; s report are 'rue' snd replied
%ltlAN %nt4hs Il Il FFESSkIN4s. EESsf4. T.:si.: E,:ss;n'
bSfSzHk GoENS5S N5SisSy Fs fSS fuslia S'Is y .si
for the county .shovs namsd 40 h.r.by
T;y ha1 ,h. on ,na n 5.ios cay me Of n.1sSr
,,, rsrkins whoss ,; .isna;.rs tr Appended 70 III.
asked him. DO you solemniy swear that the
statements contained in the foregoing re
tsealof n pENZirn Xo;ar1 rne,i,.
T. = bESzi.ERL a SoinTv Tul.i'.' - >SI
certifS mat. on the ian day of po."ri.,e..
1919 'h"rr appeared hef"-" ~" w ''r VI
statement here!uEboye contained. ana. ~
tho time when he sisned such statement. /
stateuenis contained IN The foregoing re-
pert ar" true enH -, hc rep icf. = e..
Certihcaie n,ei IN New York conniy-
The sun., 1913-12-13

CHICAGO. Dec l2,-Judge Landis an
nounced to-day that the trial OF the sui,
for dissolution Of the alleged butter and
egg trust would begin on January s.
The sun., 1913-12-13
AMERICAN CAR AND FOUNDRY CO
New York. pecenber s. 1913.
PREFERRED CAPITAL STOCK

DIVIDEND No 50
d'yidend OF one and three quarters per
Company has this day been declared. pay
able THURSDAY, January l, 1914 to stock
holders OF record at the close Of business
saturday, December ~, 1913 Checks will
bs mailed BY the Guaranty Trust Company
Of New York.
8 q peLANo. Treasurer.
wM NJ RACER Secretary
The sun., 1913-12-13
AMERICAN PUBLIC UTILITIES co.


Tho BOARD OF Directors Of the American
rublio u!ilities Company met on December
dend on the Common stock from one half Of
one per cent. TO ,hree-auarters OF one per
cent. and also declared the usual quarterly
dividend of one and one half uHTJ PER
cent: on the Preferred stock payable January
J.. 1914. to stockholders OF record December
IL. 1919 The stock books will be closed
December Ism 20 Dccember slst 1918. In
elusive. WARREN H. SNOW. Treasurer.
GRAND Rapids. Michigan. December iith, 1919
TWIN CITY RAPID TRANSIT COMPANY.
The Board of Directors have declared q
regular quarterly dividend Of ono and three.
four'hs per cent l%F) upon the Preferrsd
Common Capital stock OF this. Company.
payable January :. 1914, to stockhods-s of
II. 1919.
:. Dividend checks viii y" mailed by tbs
Farmers Loan and trust company. Transfer
Agents, Nos. ,s.,2 William Street, New York
cry, 20 Stockholders who have filed mailing
orders A. VI NORERTsON SecrstAry
New York. December 8. 1918.
The sun., 1913-12-13
Gulf snd ship Island Railroad Ce.
FIRST MORTGAGE REFCNDING AND
TERMINAL FIVE PER CENT GOLD

TERMINAL FIVE PER CENT. GOLD
BONDS.
As provided In Section Seven OF Article
Two OF the Mortgage securing the issue OF
bonds above described. the undersigned. as
Trustee. Will receive sealed proposals up to
r. NJ. on January 7. 1914, for the sale TO
u Of such bonds for account Of the Sinking x
Fund. at n price not exceeding 40 per cent:
and accrued Interest to the amount of
t65.4et.20. conditioned upon the payment to
tho undersigned Of that amount on or before
January End. 1914 as provided In the said
THE NEW YORK TRUST COMPANY.
Formerly New York Security and Trust
Company. Trustee.
BY G. Z. HAYDoCK Assistant Secretary.
December 9Th, 1918
The sun., 1913-12-13
SPOKANE VALLEY LAND WATER
COMPANY

November ls', lNlN,
on December I7th. 1913, Wn, Wca vcr Icatnn.
Trustee of the spokane Valley Land Il Water
Company Consolldalrl Mortgage Bonds, Will
call eight slrr bonds for redemption on J an uaty
list 1914. at los and Interest at the Office OF bay
Heaon, ~ broadway, New YORK,
n. {. COKBlN. President
The sun., 1913-12-13

prompted by weather reports Of a bearish
character and expectations Of heavy
movement. Toward the close there was
recovery from the low point OF u to
NC. In sympathy with tho Improvement
in wheat
Oats were quiet throughout the day
and moved In sympathy with other grains.
At the close values were hc. lower to
nc. higher.
The Buenos Ayres correspondent OF n
prominent commission house cabled an
estimate. placing Argentina's exportable
wheat surplus at st.375.00 bushels.
Broomhall estimated the worlds ship
mcnts for the week, exclusive Of North
America, at 100000 bushels. against
4.672.00O last week. Total shipments last
week were 12.152.o00 bushels and last
year l1.16S,00O.
The sun., 1913-12-13
AMERICAN CAR AND FOUNDRY co.

COMMON CAPITAL. STOCK
DIVIDEND ~ a..
dividend Of one half per cent. -. r. on
N" Common stock OF this Company has thi .
day been declared. raNHhle Thursdav. Janu-
AIRY ], lsli. TO stool kho,d"r@ II record at the
close OF business saturday, December ~
1913 thr' IL Wil ho mailed bv the Guar
AntH Trust COMPANY of N"w Nork
:. paLAND. Treasurer.
MM NJ LII AGI,n sn--n,nr.
The sun., 1913-12-13
Futures here closed II to l6 points
iUher pricas uara
The New Orleans market Was s

The Liverpool market was steady
There was good business in spot cotton
Middlings points up at 26d.
Sales, $4,000 bales Receipts, SO. O00
including $4,000 American.
Prices at Liverpool We're.
Open. High. Low Clos Prev
Ing. est eat ing, close
Dec. jan. 6s3 6s3 ts2 sal ssgi7
IAN. Feb. 692 s93 ssl ss2 ss2
Nch Apr. ss3ia 6sas s,s3 6s3 tsS'.
Eleven A. NJ bids to Liverpool were
December, 1906 January. l2.s5; March.
1893.
The sun., 1913-12-13

y. " corner Rruad and Arch streets
rhi'aielphia, prcemhcr Ia 1913.
The Directors have This dHy declared =
quarterly dividend ~ two per ,eu' 81 On
per shar"l. payable IanuHry -, !Hli, To
siot khodcrs of rec ord at the t.osc Of bust
Loss December 81 1913 Checks viii be
mailed. LEWIS LILiIE. Treasurer.
The sun., 1913-12-13

M0deTn NsHeT reported the outlook as
follows:
winter wheat 10 protected by snow
In restricted areas In the Western part Of
the belt. There Ia also snow covering
over the greater part Of Michigan and n
few points in Indiana and Ohio. but else
where the plant IL bare. Growth nearly
everywhere In too rank and In many
places the wheat is beginning to Joint.
There IL accommodating evidence that the
luxuriant top growth has been Mt
the expense OF the roots. rendering the
plant particularly susceptible to injury by
freezing. Moderate weather prevails over
the entire wheat belt. however. and wheat
has thus far suffered no damage. There
are increasing complaints OF the preva-
lence OF Hessian ny. particularly in early
sown wheat. and these complaints are
coming from a steadily widening range
Of territory"
Chica1o nricea xAfA.
The sun., 1913-12-13

Cash prices were Wheat No. North
ern at Minneapolis. s5 5<c. No. l Northern
spring ( b.. 7sisc. , No. : red + o, h,
SlOi. No. . hard {. o. b., sio0i, No.
Manitoba E. q. b.. s7i.c. Corn--old
No. yellow c. l. f.. s5c. old No. 3
yellow. Sigc. export TO arrive {. o b..
Si,c Oats-No. white. +7n i7iac.
NO white. AL. q tSc. . standard. t6u
+6iac Barley Mating c. l. {. Buffalo.
65a soc Rye-No. Western. tic.
Flour-Spring patents. s4.5ou $5.o5 ;
spring clears. $390u&415; Kansas
straights. A2oQs&+0.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1913-08-30

station, Rose, n half sec 10, tp 80 s,rTswm.
$40 acres 10 10
stcits, Pauline. u half soc 10. tp$ sraSew
m $40 acres i0a0
strichiips, C W, W half sec 49, tp paas, NEW
M $40 acres 10 10
strictiins, N N, ehali sec ~, ~ "a .. r9S .
IN Spo ioie
Tartar, viola J, . half NV quar-, W hall sw
quar- sec IA, ty2ia, rs2ew M. I60aeres n 90
Tayior, Nd n, n half sec ~, tp As, rse m
$40 acres II 70
1hclnos, W @, sequar NV quar-, n half sw quar-
sec %. 70 26a, 2 use W m, 100 acres 622
Toxic, Christian J, . halt SEQ 10, tp ~ ., "a
N. $40 acres 10 10
Trueman, J II. W half sec 10, tpass. "a CIV
m, $40 acres 10 20
Turpin. Edith. NV quar- sec Is, sp as. sie
m. 100 acres II 20
Tweed. christian q, sw quar- sec %. Up 20 ., =
30 W IN. 100 acres 10 70
Vcnator. A all Burns half block ~ $50
vickers T J. IIarnsy lots band Q block 10 ~ ~
voss, Amos, half sec 10, tp 2ss Sew IN.
a2O acres 100
Ward, D ", . halt sec 20, tp ., ., rs2,Gew IN
$40 acres 5000
Ward. Margaret, NV guar sec 20. ~ pts.r sax
. W m. $40 acres 90 90
washburn. Hen q, . half sec 10, tpalhrsse
WIN. $40 acres 10 10
weckler. wP, NV quar- ne quar-. n half ne
quar-. ne quar- 90 quar- sec ii.ipasr s2e.w m.
100 acres 10 20
wethcrby, a, n half NO quar-. no quar- sw quar-
sec ~, tip - Us half sec %, tp 20 y. "a, NV
quar-, n half NV quar-. NV quar- ~ quar-, sw quar-
ne quar- sec SO, tp ~ ., w. lot sec 10. tp ~ A.
a2,s, all sec 10, tp ~ .. rSoew IN. itso acres
90 30
wilson, II N, 40 quar- SO quar- sec is, tp 20 .. 2
81 W IN. ~ soses 400
wood, ~, II haiisec 30, tpDt, rsse " IN, $40
acres 10 10
Woodruff. n A, rw quar- - guar sec u, ne
quar- NV quar-, W half ne quar- sec ~. ~ n ., 80
ew m. 100 aoren iil2
workman, W n, ne quar- sec -, tp 2s =, rs Q
m. 100 acres ~ 10
wyatt, Fred l., ne quar- soc ". tp 2ss, rSaew
m. 100 acres b8
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Sheriff and Tax Collector.
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