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The Delta independent., 1913-03-21

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The Delta independent., 1913-03-21
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The Prescott daily news. (Prescott, Ark.) 1907-1941, 1913-11-25
CANAL ABOUT COMPLETED
SHOWS A TOTAL OF @318,132, 956
SPENT ON BIG FITCH.
There is No Danger of Water Leaking
Out of Gatun Lake, Says Col.
George w. Goethals.

Washington, Nov. 25.-The annual
report OF Col George W. Goethals,
chairman and chief engineer of the
isthmian canal commission, for the
fiscal year ending June 80, shows that
on that date congress had appropri-
ated total of $349, sos, 223.15 for ca
nal construction. This included APP
preparations carried in the act of June
% for the current fiscal year OF this
amount $10,676.950 was for fortifica-
tions, of which $4,S70, 900 was carried
in the act of June % of this year and
$21,411.56 was for the relief of private
persons The balance, 1898 1905, SCI SO,
was appropriated for the construction
of the canal, a proper charge against
the total authorized bond issue of
375,200,300 This leaves available
for appropriation 1884, O3S.42.
The total expenditures on account
of the canal to June 80 were $31S,132,-
956.79.
The possibility that the water may
leak out of Gatun lake is limited at by
Col Goethals, not because he person
ally has any fears on the subject, but
because others have contended that
the character of the rock on the 18TH
mus is such as to make this possible.
The government will not maintain
monopoly in the coal business on
the isthmUs, but will utilize the coal
stored there for the use of the navy in
maintaining uniform prices to ship
ping
The Prescott daily news. (Prescott, Ark.) 1907-1941, 1913-11-25
CRIPPLED, STUDIES LAW
MAIL CLERK SECURES $4,000
JUDGMENT AND BUYS AUTO.
Unable to Walk, John M. Thurman
of Little Rock, Ark, Will
Be an Attorney.

Little Rock. Ark, Nov. 25.-This is
the story of railway wreck, a mail
clerk who was stud ying to be law
yer, helpless body with fighting
head, success after weary months of
litigation and a $4,000 cash settle
ment with the railway company.
The money is now in the bank to
the credit of John NJ Thurman, ex-
cept a few hundred dollars. These
went for a new automobile the day
Thurman got the settlement.
Although paralyzed from the waist
down, Thurman already has learned
to drive the car with skill and will
make it serve him in the law practice
which he expects to build up.
Months ago boys wanted to see
what would happen if they put spikes
on a railway track ahead of an ap-
preaching train. More happened than
they expected, for, after Thurman had
been taken from the wreckage of his
mail car, supposedly dead and the
other injured taken to the hospital
the boys went to the reform school.
GCdiHCu 10 STOCHCt.
When Thurman learned he was eX-
pected to die he decided to live He
figured that he couldn't afford to die.
because he was morally certain his
wife couldn't get as good a settlement
from the railway company as he
could. Studying to be a lawyer at
night after his runs were completed
had taught him great deal In fact,
the month in which he was pulled out
of the wreckage was to have been his
last month on the road; he was that
near the end of his law course An
other reason for Thurmans determi.
nation to live appeared a month later.
1t was an eight-pOund boy.
Then came the dark months, when
SIS a week from an accident policy
and grudgingly withdrawn amounts
from savings account made careful
figuring necessary. These were the
months in which Thurman learned to
walk with his hands, and file motions
in the court, do crochet work and pre-
pare briefs and make point lace and
pit his wits against the experienced
wisdom of the railway attorneys
But finally came the day when the
railway rendered satisfactory com
promise. Now he can use his brain
and hands and voice in the practice
of his chosen profession-and ride to
work each morning in his new auto.
mobile.
The Prescott daily news. (Prescott, Ark.) 1907-1941, 1913-11-25
NEW C0INAGES ARE URGED
2I2 and 12i2 Cent Pieces and Is and
so Cent Paper Money Are
Contended for.

New York. Nov. 25.-The People's
institute, noted sociological society.
viii send to President Wilson a rec
ommendation that the government is
sue 212 and 12la cent pieces and 25
and 80 cent currency, as a measure to
relieve the high cost of living. The
society believes there is too much OF
tendency to stick to the 5 and 10
cent prices, also that the % and so
cent currency would fill great need
Tor remittance of small sums and en-.
courage use of the parcel post.
The Prescott daily news. (Prescott, Ark.) 1907-1941, 1913-11-25

Women Run Screaming Into Street
When Traveller Disrobes and
SuppIcates Scenery Roof.

New York, Nov. 25.-When women
began to run away from the Grand
Central terminal Special Policeman
Porter thought something must be
wrong.
Kneeling on the floor he found a
large, fat pink man, stripped to the
buff, with hands clasped and appraised
in prayer to the blue sky and starry
armament ceiling of the station.
Beside the suppliant was a bean of
clothes. From his mouth came words
of devotion Porter interrupted him.
but he said he was very near heaven
and must not be disturbed. He was
detained for examination.
The Prescott daily news. (Prescott, Ark.) 1907-1941, 1913-11-25
TRAIN HITS AUTO, FOUR DIE
Trying to Cross Track in Front of
Speeding Passenger-Two 9th
ers Are Seriously Injured

Galveston, Tex, Nov. 25-Four
United States soldiers were killed and
two were seriously injured when
passenger train struck a speeding au-
tomobile eight miles from Galveston.
A fast passenger train was coming
into Galveston when an automobile
gave it race. In attempting to cross
in front of the train the car was
struck.
The bodies of the soldiers were car
ried or thrown from 40 to 100 feet
along the right ofway.
The Prescott daily news. (Prescott, Ark.) 1907-1941, 1913-11-25
THIRD TIME BRIDE IS SORRY
Woman Who Becomes a Fourth Wife
Does Not Explain Her Re
mark to Mayor Shank.

Indianapolis, Ind, Nov. 25.-"If I
had it all to do over again, I never
would have married the first time"
declared Mrs. Rhoda NJ. Hulse as
Mayor Shank tied Mrs Huse's third
matrimonial knot, which changed her
name to Mrs. Fayette Trotter.
Trotter, who is from Danville. and
whose matrimonial venture was his
fourth, had no comment to offer, nor
did his bride explain why. although
she was sorry, apparently, she had
ever married the first time, she was
taking her third husband
The Prescott daily news. (Prescott, Ark.) 1907-1941, 1913-11-25
FOOTBALL ROOFING is FATAL
Wisconsin Merchants GIee Over Vic
tory OF Home Team Brings Death
as Final Touchdown Is Made.

Sparta. Wis, Nov 25.-C. f. Simp-
son, proprietor of the largest hard
ware store in Sparta. is victim of
his love for football. Simpson was
one of those who cheered loudest for
the Sparta high school team. which
defeated the Grand Rapids team. 60
to 2. When the Spartans made the
final touchdown Simpson fell in an at
tack of apoplexy and died
The Prescott daily news. (Prescott, Ark.) 1907-1941, 1913-11-25
Engineer Scalded in Blast.

Metuchen, N. j., Nov. 25.-William
Carr, an engineer on an express train
running between Philadelphia and
New York, is at the hospital here with
a slight chance for recovery, after be-
ing badly scalded in an explosion Of
the locomotives boiler.
The Prescott daily news. (Prescott, Ark.) 1907-1941, 1913-11-25
Cities Plan insurance lesous

Oshkosh, Wis, Nov. 25.-Plans 10
organize mutual fire insurance as.
sociatlon for the protection of the
property belonging to the cities of the
state were discussed here at a com.
mlttee meeting of the League of Wis.
consin Municipalities.
The Prescott daily news. (Prescott, Ark.) 1907-1941, 1913-11-25
900 Cleveland Saloons Ctos.d

Cleveland, Nov. 25-Nine hundred
saloons were refused licenses by the
new county commission The saloon
keepers have organized to contest the
new law under which they were re.
fused license renewals.
The Prescott daily news. (Prescott, Ark.) 1907-1941, 1913-11-25
Will Try Accused SLAYER.

Shelbyyille, Ind. Nov. 25.-Dr. Will
liam b. Craig, president of the Indi-
ana Veterinary college, will be placed
on trial at Shelbyville Friday for the
murder of DR.. Helen Knabe. one of
the most prominent women in In,
diana
The Prescott daily news. (Prescott, Ark.) 1907-1941, 1913-11-25
,.,,. ,st, Him for Rich Man IAN

Taylorville, ILL.,, Nov 20 - auot1
mans wife leaves him 10 ~ 10 hav|
e ar' man because No. happens ITO 70 M maj
500 600, then | figure ina. :, ' come d
who was left in the lureh mas a. I peube|
that That $500 900 coming" said s nt'I d
Yoho. farmland, in lille liiito's aifed
alleged alienation of his w VI hing hi
employer, Charles Suffer-
widower. as defendant
The Prescott daily news. (Prescott, Ark.) 1907-1941, 1913-11-25
Richest Person in Germany.

Berlin, Nov, 25-Frau Bertha
krupp from being the richest woman
In Germany, has become the richest
person of either SIX, according to the
new catalogue of millionaires of the
empire
The Prescott daily news. (Prescott, Ark.) 1907-1941, 1913-11-25
Army Guards Sylvia Pankhure+

London, Nov. Unsupported by y
large force of her peoples army
MISS sylvia Pankhurst addressed a
meeting at Bow and then marched I'M.
der the escort of the army to her resi-.
oehce' No attempt was made to ar
rest her
The Prescott daily news. (Prescott, Ark.) 1907-1941, 1913-11-25
Stage Star to Wed Heir.

London, Nov. 25.-Another Of
George Edwardes musical comedy
beauties is about to marry an heir to
the peerage. This time she is Maggie
Jarvis of Days, whose engagement to
Hon Richard Norton, heir of Lord
GRAVITY, is announced
The Prescott daily news. (Prescott, Ark.) 1907-1941, 1913-11-25
SPANS Queen lmprouinn.

Paris, Nov. 25.-The health of
Queen Victoria of Spain continues to
improve. She has been suffering with
pneumonia since her arrival.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-12-27

Dated Rio he, Nevada, Dec, 10th,
9t3 iJ; a'.j I: .sW
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-12-27

Flagstaff No. 2, Ross. Apex. in
Ferguson Mg. Dist. Tax, $3.50;
penalty. $3.45; adv, $500. Total,
$40 QSv
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-12-27
NOTICE


No.ice is he. ehy given. TO all whom
it may concern, that III, Board of
.C5uny Commits ien,rs OF Lin
coin County, Nevada. at the meeting
Of said Board to be held Monday.
January 5th,- 1914, will receive and
act upon bids for the care of the
coanty indigents sick, such contract
10 run from the 9th day eff January,
lt9tf, to and including the slst day
December, 1914. All bids submitted
mast conform in substance. to the
following requirements, and all or
ANY bids received aad opened BY
said Board and not so conforming
WIN be dlsrega. dcd: S
Nh bidder is required to state q
! definite price for the care OF tive.
/ D srsors, or less, as basis. and
i the amount to be charged for each
additional person more than two.
By the words care OF county in
digent sick as herein used. is
meant the furnishing Of suitable food
odglng. clothing, medicines and all
necessary professional services OF
Ia physician. Tho beard will rs-
serve the right under said contract,
when 1T, to flna ly1 determine = In
each instance whether or not a per-
son shall be admitted to the said
county hospitel .und the said con-
sract, and shall also determine the
uration eff any PERSONS stay there
in and said contract will not a--be
let with the idea of having all couA-
~ charges aud d ependents. confined
in said hospital, but only such Of
hos as may be determined upon
n by tho Board of County Commission-
ers. The person rreosiving said con-
tract will be- required to eater into
an agreement wi h the County OF
|. Lincoln to furnish medical attention
land prof ssional services to all coun-
" iadieent sick d county, depend
ents other than those confined In
said hospital al. the price now OBJ.
aiming. Further Information car
! be had in relation to said bid BY
writing OF calling upon the undarsign,
! cd Clerk of said board at his Of
I sice IN Poche. Lincoln County, Ma
fl-vaas, and al bids must bev filed
With said Clerk on or bsfcre 4 ~
o'c'ock An. Monday. January 9Th
/ 1914. The successful bidder vii
be required to enter Into an und sr
II aking conditioned on the faith
I ful performances of contract In Al
/ amount TO b. determined by +, sal
/ Board. The Board resi- th'
1 right to reject any or al bids sub
/ NIT ed under this notice.
d M CHAS. fCULVERWELL,,
4 Clerk OF said Board. .sl4 IA
I First pub, Dec. 6; lastJ ana, i,s
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NOTICE

Notice is herelyS given, that the
Board o. Comfy Commissioners OF
Lincoln County, Nevada, at theT y
meeting to be held Monday January
18th 1914, win receive and act
upon bids for the feeii-
ing of county prisoners from
the 9Th day Of January. 1914, sFto'
and including The Sist day CT Dec
ember. 1915. Bis will be requsf.
cd TO DO submitted On q basis ecf
a certain price fer each meal FUR
nished, and under the terms here
~ good wholesome meals will be
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-12-27

demanded. The successful bidder
viii be requr d to eater into AN
Undertaking conditioned on, the
faithful performance OF contract I.
an amount 10 be determined by
said Board The Board reserves the
right to reject any aud all bids sub
mitted under this notice.
ICHAS. CULVERWELL.
Clerk of said Board.
First pub. Dec 6; last, Jan. ),
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3 in saaeI H8
fals Iif4ssstsf aeti
ar3L aa 10 vs4anD sae~ ksI.a
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-12-27
FORFEITURE NOTICE

q To Theo -NeIhoff: -s1,.s .,s-.4.s--- (.
You are hereby notified that we have 9
expended during the years 1911 and
1912, twelve hundred dollars worth OF
labor and improvements Upon the fol
loving described Lode Mining claims.
+, situated In unknown mining district,
Lincoln county, state Of Nevada,
namely: Golden Star, Golden Star Nc
II, Golden Star No 2, lode mining
claims, relocated Aug. 3, 1907, BY
D, Nugent. T. w. Cuslett and Theo
W. yeuhoff) recorded in book Y page
IS, Lincoln county, Noyada. records.
Goden Star No. lode mining
claim, located by T. w. Curlatt, Theo
W. Veuhoff, Dan Nugent, July 22nd.
recorded in book Y page rs. Lincoln
county, Nevada, CORDS. The Jumbo
and jumbo No. ] l9de mieing clliIs.
located by d. Nugcnt. I. w Curiett.
| Thee W. yelh2ft, serteMrol Q, 1908,
| I, corded in book b, page II, Liae2ln
county Nevada, records.
In order to hold said c'aims, under
| the provisions CT sect. 1924, United
States revised statutes and the anon
ment thereto approved Jan. ~. 1880
concerning the amount required t.
aoId said mining claims fer the. tw,
years ending December Al l9l2, ant
IL within ninety days after pnhlicatiQ
hereof you fail or refuse to contrib
Lutte your proportion of such expendi
tu1es. as ee-ewner, which amounts
20 one third of thu amount expende'
! on said mining claims for said pur
poses, together with the4- costs o
This adve1 tisment your interest !
lid claims will b. come THE propert
/ of the subscribers, your ce-owner'
who have made such expenditures D
: term OF said section.
ztet DANIEL NUGENT
:. r. w. CURLETT,
:, Goldfie!d, Nevada, October. 4. l9l
, First Pub. Oet.l11, '13. eG@i .
= Last Pub. Jan. 10. IA.
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NOTICE OF HEARING OF APPLIs
cation for FFanch.s ;,

W t
cation for FFanchs'. Glids.
3 Notice is hereby given, that on
the first day of December, A.. d.,
1913, there was flcd WA the Boaru
of County Commissioners CT >, Lice
coin County, Ney ada, the following
Application for Franchise by h the
! Amalgamated Phoebe NJ. & s. Corp
asking the privilege and franchise ct
laying certain water main through
fthe Main Street Of the town of Pr
oche, Lincoln County, Nevada, la as
4 is more fully shown by said appiia
cation being accompanied by "a
petition signed by majority 4 OF
Y the resident taxpayers OF the said
town of Phoebe, and the necessary
deposit rs determined by the Board
oE County Commissioners fcr the
pubicat9n Of this notice having been
made by said applicant, it was ord
dered by the ssid Board that Monday
January 5th, 1914, at 1880 O'Clock p
NJ. be set as the time when said
application shall be heard and when
objections to the granting of suca
! franchise, right or privilege as APP
Fpled for shall be h ard BY order
of the Board Of County Commission
ers of Lincoln County, Nevada.
Attest: CHAS. CULNERWELL.
. Clerk of said Board:I
II application FOR FRANCHISE
RI To the Honorable Board of Conn
ytty Commissioners of the County o
It Lincoln. State of Nevada: Js s. az
L Your applicant, Amalgamated Pi
nFoche NJ. C S. Corporation, eorpol
tofation duly organized and existing III
cider and by virtue of the laws OF tn
Is s ate of Maine, does hereby NEST rel
ef peetively make application to you
~. Honorabl Board TO grant unto
q fer the term OF twenty-five year
he the requisite authority ahd frai
ehise to construct, install'cmaintai
= and operate an und rground pipe III
fer the conveyance of water, throue
and under that certain street or pu
lie highway running between b OF
Twenty.seyen ard block Twent
nine of said town of Pioche, az
through ard under Main Street
, said town of Piochs. sa
4 fpipe line to commence at the begl
uing of, CT at any point. upon. sa
street running between SAID bio
fTwenty-seven and said block TwenI
nine. and to run TO the intersecti
Of said street with said Main SIRE
and to extend 10 the end OF SIS s.
Main street. or to any point up
l.said street, in the d secretion
fSaiu "p''i' .h3samah (
b s9gq 80 een
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Assessed 70 Jackson. H. j.

Assessed to jackson, II. j.
F. S. ti,i9 lot in Phoebe, Lot
II. Bl'ck /. Tax, sl.o5; penalty. 10
cents; adv. $2.le. Tstsl. s3.I5.
Assessed 10 Mile, AugEs St.
F.-S. title lot il Phoebe. Lot
%, Blk. 81. Tax, 81 cents; . nal
ty, Seeats; adv, s2,05, Tot, 1892.
Assessed Unk1ovn owners--
Lots IS and 20, Blk. %. Lol Is
Blk. 70; Lot s.. Biz. "A. Lot 81,
Blk. Ee6; Lets to IS. inc. Blk.
q; Lats 8 TO IS, inc, IS, SO IL
AZ, INC. Blk, %; LOIS 80, Al AMI
AZ. Blk. 81; Lot 8, N l-2 of Lot I,
and part OF So. Blk. 81 Tax, $40
25; penalty. S1,Oo; adv, $s6o. To-
tai. $l3.25.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-12-27

N9doe. is, here given to those
wl0m i may ccncesn, and to the
- owing named persons, and to al.
owners o., or claimants to, the real
estate and Improvements thereon
Or improy snbrts when assessed sep
erltely, hereinafter described, known
and unknown, that the taxes for
State and county purposes for the
year 4. D., 1913, ASSESSED against
the following described pieces or par
zee Of property are now delinquent.
That tn per cent penalty and sos
cost CT advertising, has been added
lin each case, and that any piece or
pa Gel IS !. will pay the amount OF
taxes, penalty and costs shah remain
unpaid On Monday, January 49th, al
noon, A. D., 1914, or so much OF each
parcel as will pay the amount OF
taxes, delnqu ncy and costs against
il, will be sold by me. as County
Treasurer and Ex-Officio Tax Receiy
g., CT SAID County Of Lincoln, at
l2 o'c'ock.a N. Of said day. at the
front d2or1 Of the Court House a
the Town sof Piche, in said County
to satisfy such taxes, delinquenc!
and costsS Said sales will be mad
subject to- redemption within 81.
months after sale, by payment 0
ali the sums assessed against eacl
parcel, to3ether with three per cen
per month thereon from the date Q
sale untilr paid. in ACCORDANCE wit
the provisions Of Section g, Of A
Act Of the~EsgislatWe of the Stat
Of Nsyada, approved March Il, 1885,
p2ge III. ssr.7-.t.
CHAS. CULVERWELL
Co Treasurr r and Ex-Officio Ia
Receiver CT Lincoln County, N3yada,
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-,o~,cE or TAXES 0ErrNcUENT
~ -. is, h7i.,fT = /. mo xsaen,r it

NOTES " - : = - = . : :
,,,v c,acEra and = the foilowins
- ; rsons, corporation, and 70
.,,n s. or cllinlan.s to the fol-
49, 4sssrib real propar.y, Lin
co.l -n4g. Neya5a.
-.-.r IN sreby notified that the
.,.ss STATE ana County purposes
tor The YER, 4. D, 1918. assessed
aims. tha following described prop
49, /; nsx- delinquent and that 10
mr. ceat psnal,y. togethe- with the
cast Ct aaFertls,ng, has been added
tber. 10: e s.s-e---.--s:-ia- ----- ,-.-e.s-s=-.
PAT. ZINES, DELAMAR ROAD
Assessed to Geo. Apses-
Rose. Rich, ADAM lFohR Brown,
Va ley, Extension Nos 2, Extension
N. 3, Gcr.rld ;, Asphodel, Prince
cold b. ids, Ronnow, Fierossa, rFie-
r ssa Ms Hindry. Candelors, Hike,
oasis. { Bkout, Old Nztsi Eleanor
Os-a io, slono, Tony, Fctterman,
ssleator, - Doctor, jefferson, Sally
Ann. Juno, Spider. Golden Fleece,
Caribou. lease, Cone Sunrise and
a. inter st. in Millionaire f'ax,"$422:-
G.: per a ~, $42 26; adv, $500. To
ia :53,SS.
And you. arr fr Their notified tina.
e,,y fahs foregoing delinquent lis
has bcea 81 d with the District AT
r..y o. Lincoln G0uLty St@te OF
Nevada, ard that unless the deiil-
ouant taxSs her in specified are
D.fI 10 the Treasurer as the Ez-Of-
H,t9 TAX Racsiyer within 20 days
fr,m thai publication CT this no,
tic, together with the penalty and
c,st CT 1ayer ising, action viii be
commenc5a by the District or PIGS
ecuting Attorney for the collection
OF sail tceGes and costs.
II c. w. GARRISON,
lJuaty sArdi or, Lincoln County,
Ne,aaa. I .-.-.-.-.----,-- ..- ....---
Dated Rio he, Nevada, Dee. 10th,
,O+o -s& HAS, IN - M
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Accompanying this application 10
a map or plat thoroughly showing
and dslineating, so far as practica-
bic, the proposed relste ef said pipe
line.
AMALGAMATEDr FIoCHE MINES
.SMELTERS. CORP,
By II, X. Van Wasenen. sur't.
First pub. Dee. 8; l,st, Jan. :.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-12-27
GENERAL COUNTY

Assess to Bertha CTossier--
+. C.1o $40 A land, Appl, Nc.
1920 being all Of Section 10, tWp
2 North, .Rg. So East. Tax. $3.50;
penalty, 81 "a; advertising, $2.Oe. Tt
tai, S22.2l f9
Ass assed to Crossler, Charley q
p. CASIO A Land Appl 1921 be
ing the North half of Section y,
twp. . Nd tn, Rg 5S Las, and tbs
West lialf of Sec. II, Twp. 2 No
Re-. 5S(.East. Tax, $3.50; penalty
sl.s4; adya soc. Total 5. s22 -.
"a.
Assessed 10 Phoebe Last Chance Min
ing Co1at 49, 81 go
P. C..sto inlpts. in Highland Dis
trict Tax, $3.50; penal y, 20 cts
advert!sing,sss-o Total c$4.s3A J.s-
Assess d TO Robinson. E, D.
p. C:f4S5 A Land being the =
half cfSsE. IA of NV IA, NV l,
Of Sc "a, N l72 of SW- X. 81 Y
CT SWS1-4, w IL of NV II, NV
IA of NV IA, NV IA CT NE l.
sections {; =-TWpsss9 Nastn.2 Range IS
East. 2. C. to 30 A Land bein
NV l-4sos1S.s-W,.4-4ls44 Sec -l,.--.s Nv.
z Moth, Range 65 East, Tax, 1851
penalty, Sasf6is advertising, $40
Total,Fs1971.
Assessed to Manning, Wm.-s
P. G. to log cabin and stab
situated at Atlanta Tax, $3.50; pc
atty, % cents; advertising, $40
Total,sis4S$ gs;b5E,a "a
Assess ii to- Ellerbeek, Jas. o.
P. O. to so A Land, Appl. 1870
SO. ha'f 5qf lsW St-4:ss 51s, 'Tvs
North. Range SO East. PC.
40 A"d.and. Appl. 1S2oe,. Sc IA
SW La Sec 32,sTwp.Sa North. r
20 East. P. c. to 40 A Land, Apl
1S2O7,g SM hf.F of NE IA Sec.
Twp.%i2 s., Range Il East Ia
-s46Or penalty, AS. cents. advert
ing. $500. Total, s7.o6. =
Assessed to Glockne.. Lee
P. Cite l20 A. Land. Sc Il
NE IA ana Ng1s2 ct Sc IA Sec,