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It is estimated that the Easter
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State of Louisiana. Parish of iberia.
I hereby certify that the above and
foregoing is a true and correct copy O..
the original charter of the ORANGE
ISLAND OIL AND MINERAL COM
PANY," filed June Is, 1914, and of rec
ord in Book of Mortgages No. l, folio
So. in this office.
In testimony whereof witness my
official signature and seal, at New 1be-
ria, La, this 18th day Of June, A. D.,
1o14 J. G. LEBLANC,
Clerk of Court
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MANKATO FREE PRESS

ing. The pastor will speak on .rPre-
tense and Performance" All are In.
vited to the service. 9isi p''..'
L. C. Clapper made business trip
to Stewart the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. NJ. Van Sickle
and daughter, Myrtle and Mrs. Loah
Sheldon motored to the latter's home
in Usage. Iowa, and spent the week.
end. They enjoyed n most dengnt-
full trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Writ Weld were Sun
day guests at the Charles John home.
Mrs. Yields, many friends will be
glad to know that she is ,regaining
her health and strength after her
long siege at the hospital, Mrs. Weld
was injured ain a train wreck last
winter. srs..
Mrs. john Osgood is spending part
of the week with Miss iEnte Payne
ut Waseca!i5y u
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OFFICIAL PRocEE DiNGs OF
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMITS
SioNERS OF BLUE EARTH
COUNTY, MINI.

special session.
Mankato, Mimi, Wednesday, July 29,
1914.
Board met at Sis p. m. on call
of a majority of it's members.
Commissioner Hohmann offered
the following resolution:
Whereas, the so-called Scenic
Highway, laid out as a post road
from Mankato, Mimi, to the twin
cities, was to be improved by the
United States government and the
counties through which the same
passes, and
Whereas, certain moneys were paid
into the treasury of Blue Earth
county. Mimi, by different munich.
palities and associations to be used
by the government in said improve.
ment as follows:
City of Mankato ........ $1,000. 90
Mankato Commercial club. 1000. 90
Mankato Auto club 49,. 500 90
st. Paul Commerce associa-
tlOn LOU. w
And, Whereas, the said govern.
ment has abandoned said improve.
ment,
Now, Therefore, be II resolved that
said respective sums be returned to
said respective donors and that the
treasurer and auditor cause the same
to be paid to them.
Dated and passed July 90, 1914.
On motion same was adopted.
Commissioner Davis introduced
the following resolution which was
adopted:
Whereas, an emergency has arisen
which requires immediate repairs of
a bridge known as the Severson
bridge over the Little Cobb river I'm
sections % and "a, Medo, according
to plans and specifications to be
approved by the county engineer SO
as to make the same safe for public
travel,
Now therefore, be II resolved that
the Hennepin Bridge company's bid
to repair such bridge for the sum
of $1,1SO.00 be accepted and the
contract awarded to them to make
such repairs Immediately.
On motion, board adjourned at
5:25 p. m. to meet at 8 a. m. August
II, 1914.
JOHN Fl. HOHMANN,
Chairman.
Attest:
c. l.. Kennedy,
County Auditor
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from fridays DaI,y.

From fridays Daily. grf.a .a rEa'.
Mr.. Lee II. Piper and Miss Willie
Ruth Perkins, potn of Minot, N. D.,
were married on September 2, at
the home OF the brides parents.
Mr.. mad Mrs. Charles L. Perkins.
About thirty guests were present and
during the evening Miss Lula Small
wood sang The Bells at Twilight"
and Il Love You Truly" The bride
was given in marriage by her father,
and there were no attendants.
After the ceremony a luncheon
was served and Mr.. and Mrs. Piper
left that day on an eastern trip.
Mrs. Piper's bridal gown was OF
crepe meteor made entraine and
trimmed with real lace. She wore
no jewelry except pearl earrings,
the gift of the bridegroom. Her
going away costume was OF Blue
cloth with hat to match.
Miss Gertrude Piper and Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Nostdal of Mankato were
guests at the wedding, and Mrs. @.
F. Piper OF Minneapolis was also
one OF the guests.
Mr.. Piper's parents, who reside In
Minot also. formerly lived in Man.
kato and have many friends here
who will be interested in the news
OF their sons marriage.
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Good Thunder
From Thursdays DAILY.

From Thursdays Daily.
Miss Marjorie Hovig, IS a week
end guest at the Chris Wrucke home,
Rev. Mr.. Howell of Vernon held
services in the Baptist church Wed
nesday evening.
A delegation OF friends and rela'
tives from Jordan were Sunday
guests at the +. II. Morelock home,
coming i'm automobiles. Miss Marie,
oldest daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Morelock, left Monday to attend
Bethany college in Mankato.
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Whitman wer'
guests at the Charles Traverse home
Sunday evening.
William Bryson is putting up nice
large silo this week. Silos are being
filled fast Fear of frost spelling the
corn leaves is felt every night.
New renters are occupying the
Murphy place, and the house looks
homelike again.
In the death of William Redenske
this community suffers the loss OF
another good man and true, kind
loving father and husband and a
man who was beloved by all who
were intimate with him. His long Ill
ness and intense suffering came to
merciful end OH Tuesday at the
Emmanuel hospital I'm Mankato. The
community extends its heartfelt sym
pathy to those near and dear to him
The Blue Earth county fair was 0
wonderful success and the attendance
beat past records. The state fair is
now on and then comes the Mankato
fair.
Hunters were out bright and early
Monday morning after Chickens, and
tramping through the cornfields, often
frightening the farmers horses by
the reports OF their guns. Some OF
the hunters should be, given credit
for the gentlemanly way in which
they asked permission to hunt on the
farms, and yet there are many OF -"
IDIOT class Who slash through T.,
fields and around in the cornfeld re.
gardless of consequences.
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Attest:
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF THE
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMITS
sIoNERs OF BLUE EARTH
COUNTY, MINI.
~. -. NChilCuyt
County Auditor.
Special Session

Special Session.
Mankato, Mimi, Monday, August II
1914.
All members of the board con
vened at 9 a. m. pursuant to ad
journment
Moved and carried that Judge OF
Probate Hughes be allowed not over
$500 extra clerk hire for help while
his regular clerk is gone on her va
cation.
Commissioner Compton moved that
County Surveyor Allison notify the
North Star Concrete company to
commence work on the culverts over
Ditch rs within ten days or the same
will be repaired at their expense
Motion carried.
J. f. Swartout, J. ]. Nelson and
J. l.. Mantor appeared relative to
grading at Swartout hill. The board
will go out there at $3.50 p. m.
The adjourned hearing on county
Ditch No. 35 was then taken up and
a number of interested parties spoke
thereon.
Motion made and carried that the
matter be progressed. -.
Commissioner Olson moved that
Roy II. Allison be appointed engi
neer on Ditch 35 and that his com
pensation be fixed at $500 per day
and necessary expenses. Motion
carried.
Commissioner Olson moved that
Edward r. Bowen, Henry Clausen
and Edward NJ. Tabatt be appointed
viewers on Ditch IS and the motion
was carried. -. .
Judge Cray and others presented
the matter of improving the st.
Peter road. The Commercial club nf-
fered to donate $4,000 toward the
Improvement.
Board adjourned at IL m. until
2 p. m.
Board met at 2 p. m. pursuant to
adjournment.
Morbidity report OF the state board
OF health for June was read and or
dered filed. ia So Tsss 1ais =
ION motions the following appliea-
tions for correction of assessment
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Garden CITY
From Thursdays Daily.

From thursdays Daily.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wolverton en-
joyed visit from their son George
and his family of Currie, Mimi, dur.
ing fair week.
William Shaver of Mankato was
a caller In town Wednesday.
Leroy Terry is having his resi-
dence treated to a coat of paint.
Mesdames Ace Osgood and Earl
osgood Of Lake Crystal spent Wed.
nesday with relatives here.
w. A. Roberts is among those
from here who are attending the
state fair.
Miss Rhoda Chapman has enrolled
as g, student at the Mankato normal
school.
Miss Ida Wilson has been elected
teacher in the Frank Richardson
district. Miss Wilson has taught I'm
the county for several years, and
the district is to be congratulated
upon securing her services. 49,. -.
The C. w. b. M. met with Mrs.
Gates Tuesday afternoon. The regu-
lar lesson work was taken up. ..
The schools here opened Tuesday
with good attendance In all de-
partments. The faculty OF the school
is composed of the following teach
ers: Superintendent. Timothy O'Keefe
grammar department, Miss Lois
Mills; intermediate department. Miss
Lois Glough; primary department,
Miss Liza Wilson. With the excep.
ton of Miss Mills all the teachers
were here last year. Il
Mrs. Howard Hazel has gone to
Rochester for medical treatment. II
lis feared that an operation will be
found necessary. Her many friends
hope that she may have a speedy
recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. s. Burroughs of
Lake Crystal called on friends here
Tuesday.
The usual services win be held in
the Christian church Sunday morn.
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parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Ca
room. Mrs. Caroon. ST., will go to
Rochester for medical treatment.
Minneapolis Journal: Miss Maud
Hart, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. T..
w. Hart, 905 West Twenty-fifth
street. who has been studying abroad,
sailed Saturday from Liverpool on
the st. Louis and expects to land
In New York Saturday and will ar
rive home early next week.
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Rapidan@Decoria
From Thursday's Daily,

From Thursdays Dailx
Miss Katherine Roberts, former
teacher in District ,14S, and her
friend. Miss ,Firestone,r both OF Man
kato. were pleasant cSallers at the
J. d. Little home, Saturday evening.
The Decoria cemetery has been
cleaned again and presents a much
better appearance, II the graves that
are covered with stones and rubbish
could be cleaned and the ones that
rise to the height OF foot or more
above the general level, the work
OF keeping the cemetery clean would
be more OF pleasure. Much credit
should be given those who have DO
mated their mite toward helping in
a financial way. 1t costs more to
keep the grounds up, from year to
year, and those members, who do not
entertain the society should help
in some other way IL they possibly
can. Those who have donated to-
ward this good work so far are:
Henry Hanson. Hans Hanson, Column
bus Ballard, Before Ballard. o. G..
Olson, William Ballard, George Bal.
lard, John .Boehlke, Ed Boehlke, A.
w. Anderson, Mrs. undergrad, and r.
F. Newman. These people, except
two, gave one dollar each.
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Vernon Center
from Thursdays Daily.

from Thursdays Daily.
DR.. ]. w. Andrews of Mankato
will give a lecture in the Baptist
church at Vernon Center Sunday
evening, September 8. The subject
will be The Physical Relation Of
the Brain to the Mind" This win be
a union service and everyone Is
urged to come. II will be both In.
structive and interesting and we'll
worth making a special effort to be
present.
Misses Josephine and May Cornish
will leave Friday morning for New
York, via the lakes, thence boat
trip down the Hudson, where they
will attend Columbia university.
They will spend a year there. Miss
Josephine Is a graduate of the Cali
fornia university and Miss May has
graduated from the university of
Minnesota.
Baby girls received hearty well
comes at the Fred Flemming and
Sam McMonagle homes this week.
School opened on Monday and the
prospect for splendid years work
is very bright. Mrs. T. Gage
Clement resumes the principalship of
the school, a position which she has
held with success for the past three
years. Mrs. Evans and Miss Ida
Bowen has proved their worth and
have the same grades as hereto.
fore Miss Russell is the only new
teacher but holds an enviable record
as a primary instructor.
Mr. and Mrs. George Foster left
last night for Colman, S. d.. on a
visit to their daughter, Mrs. Thede
Jonson and family.
Mrs. Julia Peterson of Madelia Wis
tied at the homes of Martin Halver-
son and Ed. Johnson the past week
Rev. w. r. Palmer returned Satur-
day evening for ten days trip
through the iron range, Canada and
a visit in International Falls.
Editor Caller went to Minneapolis
Saturday afternoon to remain over
fair week.
Mrs. c. II. Brown accompanied her
daughter, Marie, to Mankato Monday
to look up boarding place for her
Miss Marie Is high school senior.
Ernest Hamill has proved up on
his claim I'm Montana and returned
to Vernon. II Is understood that he
will work his mothers farm next
year.
Silo filing is the order Of the
day I'm this neighborhood.
To show that Rev & Champlin are
the leading real estate dealers In
southern Minnesota and sell some"
land. The following sales are quoted.
all OF them having been made I'm one
week: Lester Flemming farm OF 400
acres. s5O,S00; A. l.. Dayton farm OF
100 acres, $4,000; another farm OF
100 acres, s1S.SS9: the total sales
amounted to sS5.SS0.
Mrs. Fred Wilbur and baby bov
are spending the week with Mrs. VIII
bur's mother and sisters in Mime.
apolis.
T. ID. Hays was in the twin cities
over Sunday. Very few from the
locality are attending the state fair
this year. The cause is too much
work.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.. Chamberlin re-
turned to their home i'm Mankato
Wednesday after an over-Sunday
visit with their parents,
Mrs. May Wilbur Moore is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Than Award and
family In Mankato this week.
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From THURSDAYS Daily.
Gave a Luncheon.

st. Paul Dispatch: Mrs. ]. w.
Chamberlin 5sl Portland avenue
gave a luncheon Friday at her home
In honor OF her niece. Miss Ruth
Gedney OF Minneapolis. The guests
included members of Miss Gedney's
class at Dana hall. Minneapolis, for
the coming year. The st. Paul girls
who will be students at Dana hall
will be Misses Elizabeth Dorsey.
Doris Slocum and Helen Maclaren.
DIR. and Mrs. Chamberlin have as
their guests George II. Chamherl~
of Mankato. Miss Erma Chamberlin
or Menomonie. via. and. Mrs. s. v.
Underwood OF Minneapolis. Tho !
recently returned from an extended
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From Thursdays Daily

Mrs. Frederick Nigg of this city,
well known in the congregation OF
the German Lutheran church, OF
which she was a member, died this
morning at eight o'clock at Lam
berton. where she was visiting. Mrs.
Nigg went to Lamberton two months
ago. She had been suffering with
dropsy and not long ago pneumonia
developed. She was seyenty-one
years old. -
Mrs. Nigg had made her home at
the residence OF Mr. and Mrs. A.
II. Silber, 517 North Second street
for five years, She was an aunt
of Mrs. shber. MrsIcNigg's hus.
band died a number Of years ago.
Mrs. Nigg is survived by three
sons, George Nigg OF Lamberton,
Peter Nigg OF Minneapolis and Her.
man Mig OF Waseca. ,s-r ..a b..
The deceased was a native OF
Germany. a She was an active mem.
Der Of the, German Lutheran church,
and lied am upright Christian life.
She was .Prominent, in The activities
of the Ladies' Aid society OF the
church. ss. ..-...
The body will be brought to Man.
kato tomorrow evening. The funeral
will be held from the SLIDER resi-,
dence Saturday afternoon at LAS
and from the German Lutheran
church at two.
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Mary Pitcher, Kath.

rina b. Lamm, J. A. Hielscher. The
following were rejected: L. L. Champ
lin, Ole Englund.
Bids on job No. on state road
No. 10 were opened as follows:
VIM. II. Duffey, grading 6,743.3 Gu
bic yards at 16 cents, thing s305.O0,
culverts $4,000.
p Geo. Z. Austin, grading 6,743.3 Gu
bic yards at Is cents, thing $4,000,
4 culverts $4,000.
Alec Hansen, grading 6,743.3 cubic
yards, $4,000.
Wheeling Corrugating Co, culverts,
Portsmouth Iron, $3.50.
On motion, the bid Of Alec Han
sen OF $4,000 for grading was ac-
cepted.
On motion, all other bids were re-
jected.
Motion made and carried that Dis.
trict Engineer Gallagher be author
lied to purchase the necessary cul-
vert pipe for the above job.
On motion, board adjourned at 5
p. IN. until 9 n. III. August 18th.
After adjournment the board went
out to the Swartout Hill and view
ed Il.
Tuesday, Aug. 18th, 1914.
Board met at 8 a. m. pursuant to
adjournment
A letter from the public examiner
relative to certain charges was read
and ordered filed. The various items
will be adjusted with the parties af-
fected
The board discussed a number of
road and bridge matters
At IL m. a motion to adjourn un-
I'll 2 p. m. was made and carried.
Board convened at 2 p. m. pur-
suant to adjournment.
On motion, the following bills
were allowed:
Adams, Mrs. A. J.. meals to
engineers. Ditch No. 90. $43 go
Allison, Roy H., ditch work. 1872. %
Alworth, r. F., state road
work ................... "A 90
Anderson G Krautkremer,
goods to poor farm. w Al so
Anderson, Geo., saving wood
1or poor OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .3U
Andrews, DR.. r. N, assisting
In operations ...... Is. 00
Andrews, DIR. J. W., assisting
In operations .......... 10 90
Austin, Geo. E., maintenance
state road No. 1O....... 90. 25
Boeck, Henry, work on state
road No. 7................ ASP. 90
Brell, Carl & Son, goods to
poor NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10. OC
Burrill, r., road work. ... 270. II
Burroughs Adding Mchn. Co.
repairs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Goo
Casper, John, hauling gravel. 10. 0C
Casper, VIM. goods to poor. 7.25
City of Mankato, repairs on
Blue Earth bridge. ... 1O9. As
City of Mankato. repairs on
Main street hill. .......1 1000. 90
Compton, VIM. H., hearing on
ultcneS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. y. 6U
Compton, VIM. H., road and
hr,a.o o,,,,,,.,,r., 10 on
C,mn,on VIZ II m,,o,ao
poor farm commission go. 1.2O
Compton, VIM. H., board OF
equalization ......... II a.
Comstock. Philip F., work on
ditch No % lax OK
Consumers power Co I,oht
inc =, i.,, ond oor., hav.o I, -
Cook N a g,ods n Moor IL %
tCousapdier I'D goods r. poor IN IN
Cummins O. 70 goods n Moor ~ 70
Dackins Jo,n goods IN court
bouse - m
Davis Evap hoar;,r nm
d;tch.s I, eo
Davis rv,r rood and ~
bridge Comm IL %
Dov,s Evan mi,ease ,oor
farm Comm %
Davis Evan 7 hoard ~
equalization "A so
nay 6 A d.Iiv.r,,s Chaotic,
returrs %
,n returns RI ,,.o,,. =. .,.,o -
roads ,,E %
nansar W. q ~ noo,a 49, ~
noor m
Dep,scb NJ VIM mod;ci,a
- noor - o.
D,amond + r. aoods ~ noor
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visit in the east. Miss Bess A, Cham;
berlin of Mankato viii spend the win
ter in st. Paul as the guest of DIR.
and Mrs. Chamberlin.
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FaribauIt's First Mayor Dead.
From Thurrdav's Daiiv
George w. Tower, first mayor OF
Faribauit. rs dead. He came to that
city IN 1857 He was elected mayor
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koilas-Timmerman.

kolias- Zimmerman.
Mr.. Fred Zimmerman and Miss
Ida Kollas. both OF st. Clair, were
married at one o'clock yesterday
afternoon in the German Lutheran
church In st. Clair in the presence OF
large gathering Of friends and
relatives. Following the ceremony
a reception and dinner were given at
the home of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Glen Kollas.
Mr. Zimmerman and his bride
will be at home on the groom's
fathers farm near st. Clair, and
will Immediately go to housekeeping
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Holman, John H.. hearing on

bridge Comm. ............ S.o0
Hohmann, John H., ooard or
ef""H"'ioh '''''''''''''
hoiprook' LIT. d. 81 assisting
In operation .............. o.oo
Hoibrook' Dr. }. 81 autopsy. GU
",s. III. y, no'alhe, conduc.- ~,
ms 'ea'o o'"a'iohs' wv
i"'' vi
p'U -, 10. %
-, ,,, .,.
-. -. NJ an
Lone, Tho,,,s da,iyori,n
a,an,,ou ro,,,,ns On
Iii, -. horsash,o,rn
~ ,oo. ,ar,, q, -
Kinney walter liyery state
road M IL M
Knof n Mfg IN yoods IN
iaiI OO
Kron. Fred goods to moor
farm IN
Lake CRYSTAL Union county
printing " 81 40
Lake Shore Nero. Co, road
drag 1900
Lampert Lumber Co., lumber
to poor farm " l7O.s5
Jandkamer Bros burial Of
poor 1900
Liedloff, DR.. A. G., coroner's
fees .,,.,..,'........ 44.s5
Loe. Louis, labor at poor farm 100. 90
Lorentz, A. NJ, goods to poor 600
NcOuiggan. p. J., livery. road
and bridge work . 1885
Macbeth. ]. H., livery, state
roads 81 90
Madigan. F. D., work at court
honse 6.75
Mankato Citizens Tel Co.,
rentals and tolls ..... 1890
| Mankato Journal, county
printing . 40
Mankato Post. goods $50
Manthei Chas., livery state
| road No 7 " 500
Marsh N F.. repairs on
bridge 500 90
Ns.nay Mrs ! care of noor 95 90
Me;xper Printing Co blanks
| etc IA so
Mover Edwin p inspector.
di,cb No 90 13e &c
uoo Normap work IN state
ro.as es az
| Nobr Chas II goods To moor 100
u,,,o, Inaz labor n, mar
| t.rr, 100 90
N.t,on., paar;,g co goods
a. 49, s.r,, sss
NaI,or o,o ,.bor and ma.
Nelsoh, o'e' lsOor anu ''" 90 AZ
NJ wv Te,onbore Co rental
.,d ,o,,s 1s on
| Mutt Ed hoard nf Epprs 10 IN
| o,.o, n r ha,r;ny n,
d,,ohos % On
o,.o, n Z road and bridye
| oa,,,,i,,i,,.r % m
o,so, n mi,sa,o poor
| farm, commissioners %
Olson q x hoard Of eouau.
zation 10. 90
oro edmund uoods IN poor 500
Ostep Anton board OF prison
ers 159. so
Os,ep Anton. sherif's ex-
| nenses 3O.6s
ovens n r goods n noor 500
owens John f.. procuring
| election suppIies $50
peterson Mrs Chas. goods to
noor Is 90
poIcbow Mrs Bertha board
of engineers " 80
Rebse Frank maintenance
state road No ~ 1850
Rouse A inspector on
bridye 1870. 90
lpow,ond r. u poods IN Moor DC 90
Russe,, Grader Mfg Co. road
drag . 1900
| Scbnaeberper A NJ mileage
NOR farm Comm. 1.2O
scbneeherper A NJ road a.
'c nr,eso Ser,n a. ' " ,s 90
Schneebarper A NJ hearing
on d;,ches 20 40
cohnoohoroor NJ hoard NJ
ooua,,z.t;on w 10 40
So e e. Mummy sands
IN bigbwav enpineer 1.25
Sohr,odor T. Mummy Goods
|
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Young Peoples Union Social.

Young Peoples Union Social.
The Baptist Young Peoples union
OF the First Baptist church invites
the young people OF the city to a
good time social in the parlors oil
the church on Friday evening. Sep
TENDER II.
The Coconino sun., 1914-07-17

August 15. 1914, on which date the lands will be subject to settle ment and entry by any qua flied person. A tract of GA acres. with in Secs. IT, 19 and 20. T. IF N., R. 9 E. G. & $. R.M., described as fol- lows: Beginning at Corner No. 2, of the original survey, whence the Section Corner common to Secs. IF, IS, 19 and 20, T. F N., R. 9 E., bears s. e50 45' w., l4.95 chs. ex. tending thence s. 33o E., 6.7l chs ]; thence s. 77o w., 19.48 chs. thence N. 570 E.. 1890 chs, to the place of beginning, listed upon applica- tion of Dave Brazilian, Camp Verde, Arizona; List 3-3O84. The SS NE4, the SE4 NW4, the NE3 SW4 NW4, the SA SE4 NW4 NW4, the Na NE4 SW4, the NJ SE3, NE4 SW4, Sec. 29. T, IS. N R. 9 E.. 16O acres, excepting the l26. .35-acre tract in- cluded in the above, heretofore re- stored under List 3-1962. Listed upon application of R. L. Neill, Flagstaff. Arizona; List 3-3l16. The EA SW4, the SW4 SW4. the Ea NW& SW4, the NWa NW4 SW4 Sec
 l5, T -2S N., R. 3 E.. I50 acres. ap-