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Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-02-26
TALK
PHlLATHES AND RELIARLES

The Sunday-schoo classes of the
NJ. Il. church, known os the Phiia-
theas and the Reliables, celebrated
the lS3d anniversary OF the birth
Of George Washington, "the father
of u country" at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs II. b. Hamilton last
Monday evening. The Reliables
the boys class, we're the hosts, and
to them fell the duty Of making all
the arrangements, experimenting
the decorations, preparing the items
OF amusement and providing the
refreshments. They proved them.
selves equal to the occassion in
every particular. The decorationg,
consisting of ieSs large and small
and yards of bunting festooned and
draped artistically about the rooms
attested to the patriotism Of the
young gentlemen, while the MOTOR.
ious truthfulness of our nations
daddy was brought out in the de.
c%orative scheme by innumerable
hstchets-mute. tablets to the
memory Of the little colonial purist b.
The boys, satisfied that they had
a pleasant surprise In store for the
young ladies, we're themselves hap.
PLY surprised when each Of the
Philatheas appeared CARRIED as
Martha Washington
The pastimes Of the evening con-
sisted of a guessing contest, which
tried the intellects of those present
while the amusement of the oecas-
sion was a web-and what p web.
1t was in every of the word a
tangled web when one tries to i'm
agine some twenty Martha Wash
ingtons and on equal number Of
up TO. date twentieth. century young
men in one gigantic effort to trace
the ribbon they have been given to
its end for the purpose of locating
the prize In one room and thru
another, up to the ceiling and
down in the basement, out 10
the yard and through the garage
they were led on their quest for the
trophy. 1t was great sport, it was
rare fun.
Some forty-two guests were pre-
sent to enjoy the hospitality of the
Reliables, which was topped off"
with ice cream and cake-boy-
served refreshments to as Jolly q
crowd as was eve- brought togeth er
in Carrizozo.
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WASHINGToNs BIRTHDAY BAL

The Washingtons Birthday ball
that was given Monday evening at
the Railroad Mems Club House
was well attended and a most en
joyable time was had by all.
About sixty guests were present
and dancing was engaged in until
after mid night, the music being
furnished 10y Geo Ferguson. +.
F Nudge. the manager, is endeav-
oring to conduct the affairs of the
club house in a manner that is en-
tirely satisfactory TO the employees,
and the railroad men in general
seem 10 appreciate his efforts.
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The Womans Missionary Society
Of the M. Il. Church met Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. II.
II Hamilton. The subjects dis.
cussed were: "Korean" for the
foreign subject and mountains
and Mines for the home subject
After the program was rendered,
which was presided over by Mrs
h. ID. Lewis, delicious refreshments
we're served. A large number
we're present and a delightful after.
noon was had.
John Wyclife JIdson Haywood,
arrived on Monday morning, Feb.
ruary %, TO make his home
with Rev. and Mrs. Herbert Hay
wood. The mother and child are
doing nicely in their cottage home
and Miss Spellman says the young
preacher is already talking in Latin
and Greek.-Contributed.
Prepare for the hot summer day.
now, by getting a Revonoc coal.oi
cooker at N, b. Taylor Il Sons
Has all the latest improvements.
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TOWN

Frank j, Sager is spending a fe
days in III Paso this week ON bust.
ness.
Colorado potatoes guaranteed at
lowest prices-Carrizozo Trading
Company.
Wanted-Stook TO pasture. plen-
ty Of water, best grazing in Lincoln
county - Enquire Of A. G. McGee.
WANTED:-a good second hand
couch, leather or plush upholstered
leather preferred Enquire Out
look.
FOR SALE-One good horse, Z
years old, weight about $50. For
sale cheap. Inquire Outlook.
Mr.. and Mrs. w II Whiting.
ham have arrived from III Paso
and we understand will make CARR
$50 their future home.
FOR SALE Good black Gram
ma hay, Call On J. G.. Textor
Carrizozo
When in the market for Flour
Feed Of all kinds, Potatoes and
Stock Salt, call on Humphrey
Bros. They will be pleased to quote
you their prices.
Mrs Geo. f.. Alkire and little son
Robert, of Ninnekah, Oklahoma,
arrived the first Of the week to
spend some time with her sister,
Mrs. Andrew McCurdy.
For Sale or Trade-Good second
hand Studebaker auto. 80 horse
power, five passenger. In good
coalition. Will sell reasonable or
will trade. Enquire Outlook.
N b. Taylor & Sons have the
most up-to.date line in coaI.oil
cookers that are put on the market
The Revonoc stove with all the
latest improvements.
Harry GALLAGHER was in from the
GALLAGHER Bros. sheep ranch, near
Indian tank on Monday. He re-
ports the grazing in his section as
being very good, and that their
various herds are in fine condition.
Little Ella Hust daughter Of Mrs.
A. r. Duggar, Of this city, who
was taken sick while on a visit
to relatives in the mountains, is re-
ported as much better, and is ex
pected to be home in a few DAYS.
Miss Pinkie Hust has been sick
for q few days and was not able to
meet with her class that was enter.
tanned At the Martha Washington
party which was given at the Ham.
ilton home Monday evening Com
tributed.
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RENTS FOREMAN RANCH

NJ. b. Foreman, last week rented
his ranch, lear the NAL pals. to A
G. McGee, proprietor Of the Com.
mercial hotel, who will nov upon
same about March 9th. 1t is likely
that Mrs. MeGee will continue with
the hotel, while Mr.. McGee will
look after the ranch. The place,
we understand. was rented for a
period Of one year.
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MRS. MONTANA DIES

Josefta l. Montana, widow Of the
late Jose Montana, died at her
home in Lincoln on Monday, Feb.
10, 1915. She was born April IA,
1914 and in the year of 1857 was
married to Jose Montana. From
this union - children were born, 3
of whom are living, and are M fol-
lows: Natividad NJ Wilson, Luis
NJ. Montana, Biatri2 NJ. GRAY -
Contributed
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BAPTIST CHURCH

Services mex Sunday at the regular
hours, n 90 a. m, and 7;45 p. m Sub
Jet for the morning hour. Adversely"
II you ever had any adversely you ought
not 10 miss this message. II you have not
had adversely you cannot miss this mes
sage, Tor you will have adversely sure
some day. lob said, MAN Is Born Unto
Trouble, rs the Sparks Fly Upward " SO,
come and le, Ms help you get ready for
the sure day Of adversely, as well as help
YOU bear past and present adversely.
A. soon 10 plans are completed and n
few more pledges paid on our propu vi
building, work will begin.
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish TO express our heartfelt
thanks to our friends and neighbors
for their many kindnesses shown us
during the last illness aud death of
our darling little boy,
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Reilly.
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our sincere
gratitude to our many friends for
their kindness in offering help and
comfort during the illness and
death Of our mother and grand.
mother
Miss Annie Hersman
] II. Roselle
A. Il Roselle
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N. B. Taylor 4 Sons have the
best line Of Saddles and harness in
Lincoln county; See their line be-
fore buying elsewhere.
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METHODIST Gnu rich
REV. L. u. LEWIS. Pastor

~ = d. LEWIS. Pastor
Regular services At the Methodist Church
tomorrow at II a m and $50 p, m. The
Sacrament Of the Lords Supper will be
administered after the morning sermon
Coue.
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EX.GOv. ODELL SUES CITY,
action for si,t0O.o.s Brought ns
Receiver of Contractor

EN-Gov. Benjamin u. Odell. .Ir.. as re-
ceiver of the Thomas Il. McNally Con-
tracing Company. filed "A suit in the SUI
prerne Court yesterday against the city
OF New York TO enforce the aymen Of
sl.i9o."Ii as the alleged balance due on
Contract . of the Peekskill division of
the new aqucduct system. The suit dis
closes the difficulties under which one of
the largest contracts for the new aaue-
duct was carried to completion. Al
though the work is done and payment
has been recommended by the aqueduct
engineers the Comptroller has refused 10
pay. Mr.. Odell asks for Si97..47 as the
balance due on the contract price OF
ti,223,57I and for the payment for extra
work, making the total anount claimed
Contractors here were surprised when
McNally. who Was an obscure Pittsburg
contractor, got the contract, especially
when investigation showed that his COM
i'any consisted OF himself. his wife and a
clerk. The contract called for the COM
rlet!on of the work in forty-lve months.
hut McNally met so many unexpected
in the way OF quicksand and
glacial rock that many extensions were
obtained. McNally's money was gone
before the work was fairly under way.
He then borrowed and. as his troubles
continued Justice Tompkins appointed
ex-tiov. Odell and william T.. Paine re-
ceivers.
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BIG JUMP IN NEIT YORK.
T~wO-thirds Of n Weeks Exports
Consist Of Military Goods

Aided by large shipments Of war
stores The export trade of the United
States from the port Of New York is
jumping to figures never approached he
fore. In the last two weeks the exports
from this pur, were valued at more than
S16.1S4,1G9 Figures compiled by the
foreign trade department; of the National
city Bank for tn. week ended October
? show that of s3i.2l5.160 exports. s2l.-
500. iS2 consisted Of military goods.
The exports Of explosives for the wee;
of October 2 are headed by Sa.S9i.9GS
worth Of cartridges and ammunition. as
compared with $l2a.GSo FOR the same
week " last year. while si.O2l .939 worth
Of g%unpowder and sl.7Gg.s97 worth Of
sIrokeless powder were shipped. Pas
sengcr automobiles valued at Sl.OiT.Gt1
were exported. compared with Sl61.l.4
for the same period last year. and auto
mobile trucks worth sl.lS3.3@5 Of which
none was shipped IN the same week last
year Other exports. and their value
were: Aeroplanes. SI4.io4; copper in.
rots. se.66S.4l6 empty projectiles. s63.-
So leather and leather goods. S1.ia1,
~ lead m nickel. s492.sl6 cheni-
Gals. including nitrate Of ammonia. rosin.
caustic soda. spelter and zinc. sa?T.?5. :
brass. copper. iron and steel manufac.
lures. S2.7i3.7oa: railway materials.
'l.'Ji,foo military HpplS. lnVl!t fubber
goods. tents. tin plate and wire goods.
Sl.63:.537.
Export business yesterday was placed
by the Custom House at Sl5.Ss2.5Si. 50
apparently the figures for the present
week will surpass even those for each OF
the last two weeks.
Flour worth S?>?,sse Was shipped last
week. compared with S506.5il in the
same week last year SilO.5il worth Of
metal working machinery. compared with
ss4.4Ss in the corresponding week Of
1914; S1O,311 worth Of shoes. S.ls.3o5
worth of typewriters. compared with S51.-
424 worth In the same week last year
Moving pictures exports jumped from
s25.O9s in the week of 1874 to Si44,53i
in the week of October ? of his year. due
probably to the fact thar many prom!-
nent moving picture actors have gone to
the front.
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DENIAL OF BETHLEHEM
PLAN TO ISSUE STOCK
Idea Not Even Discussed by
DircctOrs-Sharcs Ad-
vance to 800.

Denial was made yesterday that the
ming to ask its stockholders to author
lie the issuing of I,500.o 900 additional
shares of stock 10 be exchanged for the
present outstanding stock on a basis
OF ton shares of the new for one share
Of the old stock. A man who Is closely
In touch with the affairs Of the company
said
There is absolutely no foundation for
the report Up 10 the present this mat.
ter has not even been discussed by the
board of directors.
"proninent officials OF the company
have been approached by certain bank
eis who have requested 'hat such ac-
ton he taken because OF the high price
ut which the conpany's stock Is now
selling. but there are others who are
equally firm in their convictions tina
ii should not he done.
whether any plan OF this character
or any other calling for reimbursement
of the Bethlehem capitalization will be
undertaken later on. I am not In a
position to state at present"
The report hat the Bethlehem Steel
Corporation had completed negotiations
for the taking ~ the PENNSYLVANIA Steel
Company WIS also denied. II Is under
stood. however. that the negotiations
will - u he completed,
Charles NJ Schwab was here yes
terdiy with T.. +. Stotesbury of Phila-
delph.a. vino is "A director OF the Penn
sylNlnia Steel Company.
Bethlehem Steel ommon chief favor
lite among thu war brides. got out OF
the 400 class for a short time yes
tcrday and for the first time in its
history sold at 500. The advance to "a
new high record VAS made on compare
lively light trading. ONLY l.SO0
shares OF stock changing hands. IL
opened at i99. as compared with a
close OF +H3 III Monday. Soon after
I O'Clock 200 shares changed hands at
500 a share. The stock closed at t9li,.
ON January > Of THIS wear bethlehem
Steel common was quoted ut t6',.
The highest price at which 1t sold IN
1914 was i6"> and the lowest 29t.
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>lKROGATES' NOTICES.

HANliTO\, ANDREW lin pursIanc.
~ en- or1't g Honorable John r. Cohalsu.
= rurl"St'" 81 M" county OF New York.
NOTICE Is hereby given to Gil persons
having claims IEi!ust Andrew i Hami-
ton, late Of Tho County OF New Nor.. de.
ceased. 10 present the same with vou, hers
thereof - Tho subscribed. At their place ~
irtust'ttus business a. the ONCE Of thelr
ATTORNEYS. Everett. Clarke n Bcnediri, No.
~ Wal S'r"ri, Borough OF Manhattan,
tltY 90 Ne" York, on or before the .i,ii
rtE OF April next Dated. New York n.
T. HAMILTON LESTER \. HAMlLToN.
GEETltrDE n .MHIrLOCK. Executors
EVERETT, CLARKE ~ BENEDlCT, At
oHeh o; Manhattan. New York cay.
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sAl.EA

sUpREME COURT. sew YORK CouA.
Tf..-THE NEW YORK TRUST COLI.
pANy, rlaintn. again-, FEiiRAL c
DUMMY ct al. Defendants.
In pursuance Of a. judgment Of fore.
closure aud sale duly made aud entered
in the, above entitled action and bearing
undersigned. Referee in said Judgment.
named. will sell at public auction at m.
Exchange s,lssroomS. so. ii-i6 No.c-
of New York. on the list day Of Novemh,
1915, ut IL O'Clock noon on that day hy
HENRY BRADY. Auctionccr. the promise.
therein described ms follows:
Ali. that certain plot Of land with WI,
in tho Borough OF Manhattan. GIiy W ~
York. bounded and described rs follow.
BEGINNING at. the corner formed bv
the intersection Of the SOU h,r,y ,Ii, ,.
9lst street with the csstcrly slie OF E.y.-
side Drive and running thence cas',ir.
along the Southcrly side OF ?lst Street o.,
from the westerly side OF West End Aveuur
thence, southerly parallel with th" stHi
part Of the distance through n part, w,
10 feet S Inches. thence ~eisterly para COL
win said southcriy sid" ~ 9ls' street .
'cet. thence southcrly again para o. v,1.
feet. thence Westerly. again parallel viii
said southerly side Of aist Str,c' a. 'e'
tho westerly side Of IVES, End N,cnuo
feet. thence westerly again pirdi'". VIA
the souther,y side of 9ist street rrl r.,,
of the distance through another party vtll
80 feet "a. inches moro or lcss to 90.
-~asteriy side of Riverside Drive. ihsnt.
northerly along said e%astcrlv side ~ siii
Riverside Drive 3b feet 81, inches NOR. or
less to the point or plac" OF beg inning,
Dated. October :. 1915.
WILBUR tARRENoRE Re'eres
ZARRlSKtE. MURRAY, SAGE e. KERR.
Attorneys for Plaintiff. 80 Wall strco.,
Borough OF Manhattan. New York Civ'
The following IL a diagram OF tho prom.
-. a., Ia, VA1I To- yaa s,N -.
ls6 Riverside Drive:
nI..-Ita nst
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TO HEAD INDUSTRIAL COUNCIL
j.. Mayhem Wninwrinht Chosen
Insurnpc.. tounsci picked Also.

ALBANY, oct. ~. Mayhem vain.
wright was elected to-day permanent
chairman Of the state Industrial Coun-
Gil. recently appointed by Gov. Whitman
as n'advisory body to the State In
dustrial Commission. which Is the adj
ministrative head of the state Labor
Department. The council Is composed of
the members representing employers and
employees. and the Law required that The
outside.
Leroy \ Lincoln OF Eufralo was ar
pointed by Superintendent Jesse :.
Phillips as counsel to the State Tusur-
arcc Department 1t q salary of $4,000
MIR. Lincoln. who was an influential
member Of the recent Constitutional
Convention. l. "A son OF Charles u.
Lincoln. who was legal advisir to Cows.
Morton, Black and Roosevelt.
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NO AM. LOCOMOTIVE CLASH.
STOCK holders at Annual Meeting
Act with Management.

Contrary 10 expectations. the annual
meeting of the stockholders Of the
American Locomotive Company. held in
this city Yesterday, was harmonious.
il had been expected that Isaac NJ.
Cate. the minority stakeholder who has
% vigorously attacked the officials of
the company for alleged m~ismanage-
mcnt from time To- time. would be pres
ent AT the meeting and at least ques-
lion the officials regarding the annual
report for the past fiscal year. Mr..
Cate did not appear. but ii was said
that he was rep esentcd by counsel.
There was no opposition to any of the
propositions put forward by the man
agement.
Leigh Best, vice-presldent OF the COM
pany. was elected a director to succeed
William NJ. Barnum. The directors were
reelected. There We're 29l,lSl shares OF
stock voted at the meeting.
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U. S. TRADE BALANCE
AT new HIGH MARK
Total Of $4,000. 900 for Last
Week Is 81. ZOO. 900 Above
Former Figures.
n. Y. RECORDS BROKEN

WAsHfSGroN. Oct. ia balance of
trade In favor OF the United states OF
nearly $4,000, 600 is the record of for
eign commerce for the week ending Octo-
Der l6. This Is the highest mark vet set
ami Is seven millions more than the next
highest weeks showing since the week
ending September I.
The Department of Commerce. made
public to-day the figures for Tho thirteen
leading customs districts OF the country.
which report 81 per cent. of the foreign
trade business. New York. the largest
In returns showed imports OF nearly
$4,000, coo. on which duties were col
lectcd OF s2.536.3lS, and exports OF
sii.367.S5S.
The figures show a favorable balance
or Si3.ol'.JaS on merchandise trans
actions in the thirteen districts.
Following is the records by weeks
Fnce September 4
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.sIPREME COURT. COUNTY or SEW
Plaintiffs. against William runriIy ,ui
others, Defendants. Clerks ne SO -o.I-.,
In pursuance OF a judrm.n, o. TO-.
closure and sale, duly made and eG'"-.i
date the nth day Of october. 1871; : So.
Undersigned. the referee In said judgment
Tx"hang" :, Icsroom, Nos' iiyi5 'ys..v
street. in the Borough OF Mdnla't'n, {,
Of New York on She ith day ~ NoFewbcf
JOSEPH y. DAY. Auct!oueer. the premises
directed bv said judgment TO be sod. I'D
therein described as follows:
ALL tina; certain lot. piece or parae' ~
land. with the buildings and improvements
'Se rec r S ~si,,S WITH s,iaia, q; ,tys"S SnG 's,.:
York. and bounded and described as
lows; BEGINNiNG 81 a point on 'h.
sixth street distant Two hurir"i and 'ai't
three fect four inches c~A~tcr,y from no
soGthesst"r!y corner Of ON" h%unGrcl HHi
ih!rty-slNih street. and seventh .hHCup.
and running thence soIthcr!v paral 81 VIII
said seventh Avenue and part Of The va
through. = party wal ninety n!no fee, t.I
e.even inches to tho centre limo Of 80
block between. one hundred and thl-'
NTH and one hundred and thi-ty.s'.',
lin- Of the block. sixteen feet and cF
Inches: thence northerly ami parallel 0'l
eleven inches TO the sou,her'y side % ua.
hundred and thirtv-sisth street: and tne' =
westerly along said southeTiy side % % ,
hundred and thirty-siXth street. siV'..1
feet and eight inches TO the point or pa =
of beginning.
Together with the appurtenauc.s ard at
the rights aud interests of tho pdrt!e- .
this action Of. in and TO the said premise.
subject to me state Of fact. shown ON g..
survey OF said premises az I'm possession
made by George G. Hollcrith, City SIr
veyor, dated May !. 1903. a blu. p~ir' -
which IL In possession OF the piair'i-.
attorneys and may be examined by iH'oat-
ing purchasers
Dated. New York. October 18th. 1915.
THOMAS GfTTERAN. Rotsr..
CADW ALADER. WrCK ERSHAN { TAFT.
Attotneys for Plaintiffs. 40 Wal S.r.'',
y. Y.
The following e a diagram ~ ~. rrrr-
ertv 10 he sold; its street Number e I
West i36th street, lying in Section :. Box
1870:
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GERMAN WAR LOAN GROWS.
S1.SDt.OOO, 900 aid In lash In
10 October Is.

BERLIN. via London. oct. 19.-Up to
October 10 the sum OF $3.50 900
marks Sl.>s4. 000. 000D. or 62.6 per
cent. Of the instalments on the third
German war loan had been paid in
cash. according TO the Overseas News
Agency.
The news agency adds that the terms
Of the subscriptions called for the pay-
ment %: only 80 per cent. Of the total
amount OF the loan by October is.
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Til. sale Of u stock Exchange seat FOR
$4,000 was announced yesterday. tn
{. an advance Of $4,000 1t il the nigh
est price paid for a seat since 1872
when memberships changed hands at
$4,000. TIE highest price ever paid
FOR q STOCK Exchange seat was IN
lo01.06 when sa.cs at as high AZ sa6,-
G10 wee made. The record low price
for "A stock Exchange seat was paid In
1871 aud was $3.50. During the time
when the Stock Exchange was closed on
uycouut OF the war. It seat Was sold for
SJi 600.
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Thc directors Of the International
Harvester Corporation, the foreign Har-
vestcr company. nave again passed the
common dividend. hue on October l.
last. cyrus II. Mccormick. president OF
the CORPORATION, i"suad the following
statement; As European conditions
have not improved and the resulting 81
feet on the corporations eXport trade is
still unfavorable the directors have de-
cided that no quarterly dividend on the
common stock will be paid for the Octo-
her - quarter
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The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge to satisfy which the above 10.
scrib,d roperty Is to be sold Is Seventy-
five thousand four hundred and eighty aai
o0-i00 tI5,iSo.0O Dollars. VIII ~interes:
from the 2ist day of Septenher. 1915. to
gether with costs and amountuv
to Three hundred forty-seven stl0t
ty3iI.6i, Dollars. with Interest from o.
tober End. 1875. together viii the expenses
OF the safes. The approximate amount OF th-
taxes, assessments and water rates or oth~-
liens which are TO hs allowed 20 She TT
chaser out OF the purchase money paid Nv
the Referee IL Two thousand eight hundred
and nfty-nve and $4,000 s2,s55.s3J Dollars,
with Interest.
Daied. October :. 1915.
WILBUR LARREMODE. Te'e-..