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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-08
MoHAN's RUN.

- Mrs. o. H. Looman returned hom"
sunday from visit with her parents
in Richie county.
Mr. Frank Watson and family
were callfg at Mr.. ]. r. Watson s
Sunday.
Mrs. Daisy Hall, of Downs was
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Shackclford, Il few days last week. !:
i, Mr. Clarence Fluharty and family
were visiting at Mr.. Conrad Fluhar7
4y's Saturday night and Sunday.
Mr.. John Wolf and family VIII
soon move from our run.
MIR. Ezra Fluharty was out dri'-
ing III his automobile Sunday.
Mr.. Ernie Watson and Claud VIII
cox were practicing on their bicycles
Sunday afternoon.
We understand that Mr.. l.. A.
Hickman ana family will move back
TO Nlohan's Run in the near future.
MIR. S. A. Hall, of Downs was Wis
'iting on the run Sunday.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-08

You may not believe it, but it
hurts fat woman just as much to
sit down hard on a sidewalk as It
does u thin woman.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-08
HOWARD SUTHERLAND.

The Charleston Gazette asks What
there is about Congressman-at-Largel
Howard Sutherland that comments
him to the voters for that Office
above Thomas E. Hodges. We VIII
tell you a, few things. He has given
satisfaction. to4 those who have come
in contact with his personalityEanddsl
Ills work. He has given all fhis htimesE
"a the duties Of his office. Coupled
with classical college education nc
brings TO the discharge OF his duties
the active. alert mind Of highly
trained business man, one accustom-
ed to deal with big problems, yet mas
kent in close touch and sympathy
with those who learn their bread ns
line sweat OF their brow" He mas
shown a Keen interest in all the
problems affecting the state anu
her people by years OF gratnltou"
work in connection with, the state
l,Board Of Trade and other organiza-
ltions. He has answered promptly
lall letters sent to him, and attend
led promptly to all the requests Oh
tlbis constituents. Tile humblest per-
kson. ins the state has received the
lsame prompt attention to his or hef
lreouest as did the more powerful. He
lhas kept fully informed as to th%
I lyiews Of his. constituents, and mas
e lkept them fully Informed as to meas
t ures before congress. He has APP
I tnrooached: every! 4 question 2 from I'll I
o standpoint of the public good ane
: voted conscicntiously and without
o regard to partisan considerations
Iris voice has been%heard upon prop
d or occasions upon matters affecting
! his constituents and at all times ht
t has been ready toilearn what he az
q not know He has been. nominated
s twice and elected once by the PEG
pie themselves, and not by set o.
politicaI bosses. There is neither q
: Visible nor an invisible collar around
| his neck.
These are few OF the things
J about Howard Sutherland and his
record that commend him to tht
people of West Virginia about T. L
Hodges, who would be in the nature
of an experiment in u legislative po-
sition. They prefer the one who has
Iproven efficient as legislator to
one whose successes, If any, have
along other lines.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-08

as ,heopt and not
showing that ne -" Y,hon votes were
voting three , linz. ga tra+ he lid not
vote for it on its passage ana calleu
Iupon the Times to correct us eltoi
1t has SO far failed ana retuseu :"
do SO.
..a ,,,o Subject
Nj want to further discuss, more esT
|pecially the Whittaker-G lessner tro.'-
lbie, but we give these instances y
show that the Times is not always SO
ready to correct it's own mlsst az.
Ements as it would have the west VIZ
lginian do.
s*' -. o,,s ~ tho
Wn H""-:s'.eu s"S ,nt low nc Il
S,Ls ~ k;SE7 Y 8 IL
was sent gu. l'oN' Snna ro,do nr
4 ter from ,elialies'Vn. ~ ,ha sttra.
personal !nyest.s" o - rormotion r.
4 tton' reiylhs on ~, H., Two I'm In.
be correct ahu we si" $50 ,sns assumed
formation tllat tne pan ""S leo !,
operaIloh any ~ s''e" "" - tna n1an,
ure 10 "ote t""a 'ne i NJ INV hovc
Ibeen running all this year at TINS
.Eplant on very short time.
.,,, =,
we nave tahen ."1 ,,.,,a+; ~, ~
vestlgate Tue l"uuSt, ~ Iii 80.
Wneelllls lliote S'o tnsorn,otior
give o"i suus ~ 49, - nnt :
as we 'Ia'c Dee't ""'e ~ o.
The Times is incorrectly Informed
and misleods its readers when II
states that Tie plant has resumed
oneration with 500 additional men
emnloved n did not resume with
= f,,lI FORCE If men THE whitaker
clessner nlant has only been run
ninr intermittantly during this year
ami onlv at about so u Of It's capac-
itv When # catches nm with what
ordoIrs # has on hand ii may shut
down again very soon AS it has been
doing for the mast several months.
Wien mon are working undeir these
con ditions. making only about 5O&,
tine n ia No wonder that the labor
employed would become dfssa tisfied
~ Il = ronhle ensue. "a.
- $50
But that does not change the stu
alton I'll the Wheeling district. There
are now at least 10000 fewer men
employed in the Wheeling district
than were employed there two years
-ago.9 MANY ofilthem. have left the
section and many OF them are there
and still idle.
Previous to January 1, 1918, every
mill IN the Wheeling district was
running from so to 900 Of full ca
pacity, the only limitsto the output
being the searcftySof men.
Thie RIVERSIDE Tube Mills employ
ing 6 900 men have been closed down
since April.
The Wheeling Steel and Iron plant
working 1000 men, has only been
running 4O% OF capacity.
r i THE IA etna Standard plant with a,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-08
DYKE HONE PAPER.''
Egtablished 1855.

Entered at che u ostof flee at Fair
ulont. Wat Yirsi nia, as second class
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-08

summon Larney e. Drauclter To- an
pear before the Judge of the Circuit
Court of Marion county, at rules sttssss
be held in the Clerks office of said
court on the first Monday IN 9 9sa's
her, 1914. to answer bill insehan-s
Gerry exhibited against him IN sainst
court by Mary praucker. III
And have then there this writ .I 4 =
Witness, W. s.. Black, Clerk Of SAID
court at court hbuse in said county,
tiG Goth day of September, ! 91;4, an. anIi
6ed year Of. the state. 4,t;i
The shcrifr's return endorsed on
the foregoing SUMMONS is in thee
words and figures Following s. DIV
The within named Larney J.:
Draucker is not found in my. batli=
wick, Sept. I'D, 1914. k--
c: d. CoNAWaAY.ia9ts
Sheriff of Marion County, West Viz lIss
ginia. ~ \, 1; 9.s
Object Of Suit. slis
Tie object of the above entitleuA
suit is to obtain nn absolute divorce
from the bonds of matrimony In Ia
vor of the plaintiff from the defend End.
ant.
An affidavit having been made
ana filed that the said Larney u. vs.
EDraucker the defendant in the above,
styled suit. is a nonresident 70 fst the e
State Of West Virginia, IT is 6rdefed I
| that the said Larney. 3! Drauc lkeFg 90 ee x
appear within one month from /. the I
!first publication OF this order insthsa
Clerks office OF =, our said .tC treutt N
Court, atRulosito betholden3 therefor. q
ana do what Unnecessary TO Eoteetsl
| IFS Interests.
tits ordered thatea. copy Oft his orr
der be published and posted as re 4S
quired by law: f'i1It ~. Z 4 lt.9s saSsj
Given under my hand thisHIthsdasa
of October, 1914. rs hem1gs !,
5sr9nl w. s., BLACIIt,t, C q n
IJolIN B. WYATT, aylt II
ItJ Counsel for. Plaintiff.
This order is published ators t l1ts e
first time October sths 10 IA
't Ut, 81. Wis BLACK, e Jerk rlsSs
oct. s, Is, %, 30. tssis
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-08

the situation up to the beginning OF
tile war.
WIN tife Times dispute tite fact
that commercial failures for tie first
six months Of 1914 exceed those Of
the dfrsts six mont Of 1912 ~ $7e,s
5000 Or
ms the Zines und re g as e1ns
prove the fact that there were s2sl
more banking failures during this.
time and that the losses increased.
isiO.7S sj0s7 81 or g 3 These fig
l i.s4f are easily Fobtainable.
VIII tie Times dispute the fact
tiiat, railroad earning fell of during,
{his period s9,513'716 or 500 9ao?5
"a win the. Times undertake to dis
nute{the fact atetheref were i SO ,144.
more idle cars on July 1st, 1914,
than there were on July LIST, 1912?
An increase of 2129S.
will the Times be fair enough with
its readers to inform them that the
war had nothing to do witll@these
conditions since the war at that time
was not thought Of?
II the Times will disprove single
one Of these figures we Will DC 1alr
enough to publish retraction.
1t is not sufficient for our eontem-
norary to single out the Whitaker
Glessner trouble and then dismiss all
tile other charges of general bust
ness depression. The people want
the facts and we shall continue to
furnish them as accurately as we can
procure them.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-08

1.-THE Bull Moose under Democrat
ic control in Falrmont will be asked
10 vote the straight Democratic
ticket this fall. They need the votes
and the third party waste of vites is
to be conserved for the aid of the
Democracy.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-08
are liable to praise her cooking. when
you should compliment her hat 4,

you SuOulu GOulplIlue1AG 4lSA fhoH''t 80
You may not believe it, but it
hurts fat woman just as much to
sit down hard on a sidewalk as 1t
does u thin woman.
Women have good memories. If a
man happens to mention the fact that
lie likes canned salmon or canned to-
matocs, his wife will feed him on
canned salmon and canned tomatoes
for six months. nt ,
If there were much class: to pre-na-
tai influence, "A whole lot of babies
could play bridge whist when they
were week old-Enquirer..
During school days you can go
padding in creek with u girl and
she will apples you steal for her.
But later On If she marrics the bank
er's son, and-you marry the grocery
mans daughter, the social gulf be-
tween you is so wide that 1t can't
be spanned.
When you are boy your mother
won't let you talk back. And when
you grow up your wife won't let you
talk back.
When Il woman marrics a rabbit
size is always mad because she al
ways has her own way:
once upon a time cartoonist
drew picture of a. laborinG man
who wasn't wearing little square
paper hat. He got fired. ..
The r-than-thou vice hunters
arc ups.innarms again., and the re-.
formers, are in clover. I merely
want ID tip them off to a. ,scandal.'
They tell me. that Adam and Eve
never did get married. NJ !,
Mother has a great joke on father
because he IS trying to: save ! 900
coupons so he can get safety razor.
And father grins because mother Is
savings her combings SO when she
gets 100000 hairs together she
can get switch.
Love isn't blind. But young cou-
pies have to have some excuse for
turning out the gas in the front
room.
A young married woman imagines
that her hubby didn't get anything
to drink when he stayed out late the
might before because he is SO dry
the next morning. But she soon
learns better.
A woman with a great sorrow is
in an awful fix: She feels so badly
that she. Just. has to cry, and she
knows that ii. she cries her nose vii!
get red.
At some time during her career
every girl announces that she
wouldn't marry the best man living.
And she always keeps her word.
You may hear a, man singing,
r"Shall We Gather at the Rivera" on
Sunday. But don't bet that lretvotes
the prohibition ticketson week days:
Father will take q. night off once
in a while and stick around down
town until ga. M. He will spenu
$40 buying drinks every time lhis,
turn comes around, *And,swhen Ire
arrives home he will offer mother
five pretzels, a piece OF cheese, three
olivs, slice Of rye bread, and nine
toothpicks, and get indignant bcz
cause she doesn't appreciate an unS
selfish husband. r. {. ,, 3eS \ n.
y II. the girl who intends to be az
1914 bride would drill jaround and
look at some o. the i 81 70 mod ls.
maybe 8she would n't be 30 emit usiasS
Tic inquirer.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-08
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.:
) AT the October. 1914. Rules. held
init Clerks hoRficel Of the Circuit
Court; in and for=the. county OF, Ma
'rion,i and state aforesaid, octobera5,
.l9i4, the, following order lYas enter
ed: Mary Drauckcr, Plaintiff, VS..
Barney L. Draucker, Defendant. n
Chancery.
Summons.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.:
To; the shorifr of Marion county.
Greeting: III l,s-..,e.s=.' 81 8
You are hereby commanded 70
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-08

The Democrats will have to de-
pend on the allies. to save them. The
record and conditions are all against
them. aa
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-08

Party division gave minority til"
idea that the people wanted free
trade. Party unity MAY correct
this wrong in November.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-12-17
DELINQUENT TAX LIST
of Carbon County, state Of Utah. For
the Year 1914.

Pursuant 20 the provisions Of Sec
ton 2620 81 the Compiled Laws Of
Utah, 1907. and m order OF the board
OF county commissioners OF said Car
bon county. the undersigned as coun-
~ treasurer ~ Carbon county here
with publishes the delinquent list OF
al pcrHons and property owing taxes
for the year 1914 which hy law are
made collectible by the treasurer Of
Carbon county and which are unpaid
and delinquent
And the undersigned viii accord
ing 90 law. offer FOR sale and sell. be-
tween the hours of no n. MI. and D.
m. az the north door " tho county
court house ~ said county NJ Price
city, Utah. on Monday December q.
1919. and succeeding DAYS ao much
OF the following dceerihcd real estate
and personal property situated In
said county and state. on which the
said taxes for the year 1914 have not
been paid na shall Ue necessary 10 pay
said taxes interest, penalties and
costs
Reference a. hereby made 20 the
aaaeasment rolls " said county, now
In my custody. Tor the itemized ann
cunts which GO to make up the whole
amount 81 delinquent taxes herein
after set forth and the same ~ hereby
made part ~ this notice.
The cost ~ this publication r. 25
cents for each notice ~ description.
All property mentioned or described
In the following delinquent list. o.
situated south and east ~ the Salt
Lake base meridian. y. s survey and
In Carbon county state ~ Utah
In this iiri the following ahbrevia-
tlons are used Tor the words set OPP
poslto fo M ma. VIZ
NORTH or Nurtheriy
s-south or snuthcrly
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-12-17
sCoFIELD TOWN IN sCoFIILD
SCHOOL DISTRICT No. q.

| Nell NJ. Madaen, all nlks A
aud n. Scofleld TownHito b.. aa.Ha
Thoa Pugh. Lot 2, Blk 1, SEQ
field Townnitc 81. o.. o.. 22.06
Mrs Margaret pugh. Lot .,
nlk 4. Scofleld Townalte . . 80
Lena Pnhcke. Lot 4. Blk 1.
Scuficld Townalte o.. n 81
Geo Pieruon. Lot ~. nix I.
scofield Townsllo y, d, ., $50
Matson a Jensen. Lot 1. Blk 2.
Scofield Townalte Cd. 81. Of. f2.97
scofield Townslte - - 1874
W. NJ. Mosely. lot Z. Blk 2.
Scofield Townsitc &c. SbgA
Sarah Jane Rcase. ~ Lot ~.
Blk 2, Scoficld Townsite o., 81
A. Madison q Sons. ~ Lot 1.
nlk Q. Sconeld Townsitc o., 56.7f
J. N. LoNeridEc. pt Lot 2. Blk
o, Sconeld Townslte. 32.b2
Mel NJ. Madison. n q OF Lot o,
Lot Z, Blk q, scoficld Town
Mary Krchs Williams. Lot q.
Blk 3. Scoficld Townslte 90 30
A. Oreenhalgh. Reg NE Cor
Lot Z, west o. Union st.. 3
90 n y % Front N n 90
Beg Also Lot 3 a 10 OF Blk
4, Scoficld ToWuslto &C.. 1870
Mary KrehH Williams. an OF
Lot 9 except piece sold 60
Raptas. Blk 4, scofleid
James Raptas beg "a Il n OF
SIC cor Lot g. y 20 n w SO
q, 20 Il. y N6 Il 10 Beg.
~ Lot q, blk 4, Sconeld
Townsite 8Oig|
Mary Greenhalgh, Lot /. Blk
9, Sconeld Townsite 2I.37.
A. Greenhalgh, Lot 2. nk 9.
scofleld Townsite o., o., o., 18.S3|
Mrs W. II, Wilson. Lot 3. Blk
z, Scnflcld Tuwnslte IG. AZ
Lena puhlke. Lot Q, Blk ..
SCofiold ToWusite as
y, NJ Loyeridge, Lot =, BIZ 9.
Scoficld ToWnsite o.. 1855
Joseph Castle, Lot 3, Blk 10,
ScOfield ToWnslte 92gI
Mrs. Mary Farmer Lot g. Blk
10. Scofield T0wnsite l2.T7|
James Babtist. Lot 3, Blk 10.
Scofield Townsite %, o.. o.. 2O.9OI
Mrs Robt Hunter Lot no. Blk
TO- Scufield Townslto . i3.g9|
j. NJ Loyeridgr, Lot n. Blk
10. Ncoflpld TuWnsite ITAg|
Valerie a Pona, Per r Of. o.. 90 81
A. Greenhalgh. Lot 1, Blk n.
Scoticld ToWnsitc 90 ., o., 3e.49I
James Douglas Lot o, Blk II,
hcOficld rOWnsite Il.GI
u. Valerie, pt Lot Q. Blk n,
Scofield Townsite S.1gI
j. w, Payne, Lot /. Blk rs.
Scofield Townslte o.. as
J. Nj. Loyeridge, Lot I, Blkis,
Scofleld Townslte I6ag
Mary Tarkka. Beg 80 n N OF
So cor Blk 10, n go n along
Meridian ST. w l3G H. SW
l4S a. =. is n. Il l64 II 20
Beg Part OF Lots and 2.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-12-17

L.
Fr an, / T.aken' House No. B S. =,
Mrs g =. Moxon. House No.
1O1, Per Y cd. &c.. 90. 90. . 81
Thomas C. Harvey. House No.
1os. Per p y. =. -. -. :. 5.54
James Nelson. House No. 1i2.
Jno' 7 sireapeL' House No. ii6. ~
John Dee. House No. III.
Fer + 90 90 DO. OH. .. .. 30
Anton Doianc. House No. i2t.
Allie Marion. House No. 1872.
orson edward. House 30.
Joe caesar. House No. 40.
Ter = 90 ss .. .. .s .. 30
NJ Larsen. House No. 49,
Nolse Nelson. House no. t57.
~ y Peterson. House No. i5o.
Nick rappas House 40 is2.
FER = .............., i.s5
O. caputo. House No. 2o2.
Joe Podvasek. House No. 2os.
Marion Lopen. House No. 900.
Per Y cd. ..... OIL. ... ... 50
Per ? 80. ". ..~....-.... i.s5|
Tom Perry. House 40. b 2is.
House No. aii.
Dan Iiyola, House No. ai5.
ignoe Dusek. House No 2i5.
Peter zlnerlakis. House No.
2ts. Per y ......... t.S5|
rrank PodealE IIoue No. aio.
Jns. s,elas. House No. aso.
Geo. Kaseias. House. No. 2s2.
Goo rapiakls. House No. ga.
Geo. Marakakis coffee House
No. 22t. Per = eel. ... Hos I
Frank Markashok. House No.
Joe IigrSant House No. aao. I
mo Maker. House no. $50. |
Frank Kokai. House No. $50.
Anton urk. House No. ass.
Ter v 90 Gee. 90 Loo
Mrs. prank Melaker, House IL
. NJ sAff i'I v 90 800 CIV
soka Angelo. House No. 25i.
Ter y ts b.. 90 o. 90 $50 lsho
D. Toawaupakis. House No.
gIh, Per q iS6|
B. Eslltskis House No. ss5.
J. Koualakia. House No. 237.
}. Markaiakla. House no. 237.
. Ati 90 o. ta g. fseF
'otor postotnlk. House No.
gao, Per \ o.. ....s. .... ISIS
no. Iumcr, House No. 2i2,
Per y .....-.s go. go. i.Ss
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-12-17
WINTER QUARTERS SCHOOL ms
TwIgrr No. 4.


THICr 40. 4.
Pleasant Valley Coal Co. Eb
Of SEN Sec a. Twp ~. u
Pleasant valley Coal Co. EW ''
Of NE EhsEH. Sec 20.
Pleasant Valley Coal CO.. All
Sec 90. TWp ~. n bo.I2
Pleasant Valley Coal Co. SEN
OF swH. Lots , and T. Sec
10, TWP ~. n 49,. 1919
Pleasant Valley Coal Co.
swH Of MEN; VIZ OF
sen sEA q VIVA. Sec
10. Twp ~, II . o.. 2s.s2
Pleasant Valley Coal Co,
NWA ~ MEN. sWH Of
sEH W.. Sec a.. Twp ~.
PEASANT valley Coal Co. '''O'
all sec. I; Twp n. 2 9 =. 400 os
Pleasant Valley Coal Co.
all See ~. Twp ~. re-. itS. 90
Pleasant Valley Coal Co.
EH Sec ~, Twp ~. re-. 2ss rs
Plsaanut VALLEY Coal Co.
MEN Sec ~, twp ~. Rs. lis.2t
Pleasant Valley Coal Co.
NJ ~ sen NJ Of swh
OF NEN; M Of sen Of
Sen wa Of NwG. NEH
OF Nwh; NEH OF NEAi
~ o. swH OF NEHi 81
OF SEX Of NEh, 80 %
aEk of Nw9; SEN Of
BwA; sWh Of sen and
Lots g and z Sec g. Twp ~.
" T. except right Of Nay 2t7s GO
Pleaaant Valley Coal Co,
W. 81 NEh; NwA OF
Sen VIZ. See 7, Twp Is.
PLEASANT valley Coal CO. Co. '''''
81 Of SEM VIZ. Sec rs.
Pleasant Valley Coal Co. '''''
MEN ~ NEAi W. Of
NEN of NwN; Lots 1.
3, I, Sec 10. Twp ~. RI, sa.s6
Willnm &. burrows So %
SEA SEX ~ sWH; So
Of NEh 81 SEA. Sec rs.
TWP i2 ri 1850
Mstcnif Coal Co. Lots n and
4. Soc rs. Twp ~. nj. 1875
heteaif Coal Co. Lot I. Sec
~. Twp ~. n " G.2s|
John A. burrows Me Y MEN:
NJ Z Nwh. Sec no. Twp
woods canyon Coal Co. ST ~
Of MEN; Ma OF SEX. sec
81. Twp J 2. n =. .. oil. iis.2t
David ". Taylor, state land
eertiflcate 80. $3.50 -. sttaI
william q. burrows. state land
certificate No. T723 ... an
William g. burrows. state land
certificate No. S7tG %. .. $40
James Larsen. state land GER
tificate No. i3ifR I.O4I
Chas ~ Gibbs. state land GER
uficate No. lG211 ... 6GBI
C. Woodward. House No, 8.
Pred Kimber House No. s.
H. christensen, House No. 9.
=
Marx Hansen, House No, I.
Geo Plerson. House No. is.
W; u. I.awley, House No, II.
Grant Gibson. House No. 90. $50
d. J Reese. House No. ss.
Il. =. James House No. 20.
Geo. nagshaw, House No 80.
James Adams. House No. 90. 'V
oliyer CLARK, House No. IS. Nv
Joe cooling. House No. SIS. ''''
W; !. Eylans' House No. So. ''''
Gibbs Monson, House No, 81. 80
Per p q. =, $3.50. IS5I
Thos. Edwards. House No 90,
oern ,t,.i,,.,.. 't,.,...,,,' I.ss
Per \ IGBI
Lewis Robel, House No. n,
ifl 4 90 - y. "a
Alfred Stone. House No. 10,
Per Il IgE
Jno. Resnick. House No. 70,
t,aieh praa,,,o.,i' ~ -, - o'ot
81. Per P -. -. -. i.s5
Jno o. Robertson. House No.
ID 50. Per = .. I.SB
}. @ Larsen. House No. + Sc,
yer \ o. 1.bb
J. W. Dunn. House No. A IS.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-12-17
sCoFITLD SCHOOL DISTRICT 40. ?

NEH Of swH: SEA Of
NWii Also beg at the
SW Cor 81 NWh % sEH.
thence east 10 rods: IA n
so rods. w 10 rods. = so
rods 20 the Beg. In sWh
Of sEh Sec .. tt u IL 2t.Ol
Fish Greek Coal a Coke Co.
M 81 sWh Wa o.
NWh Sec 10. r ~. ri. 1t.bi
Utah Coal & coke Co. NJ
81 81 q. Sec 10. r 70. RI 5g.3.
Utah Coal a Coke Co.. SWh
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Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-12-17
CASTLE GATE SCHOOL DISTRICT
Nh 4

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a. Manchester House No. 3. '''
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