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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-08
ClVlCS STUDENTS TO MEET
Delegates Convene Here To-
dav. Washington To morrow.

The ninth annual meeting of the In
tercollegiate Civic Division Of the Ma
tional Municipal League will begin to-
day with a luncheon in University HAIL
Columbia. President Nicholas Murray
Butler will preside. ~.
The annual dinner will be at the CITY
Club in the evening, Clinton Rogers
Woodruff. secretary of the league, pre-
siding. The speakers will be william
Dudley Foulke, president of the league !;
Dr. John Henry MafCrafHen. st PTes'I snd
Francis 3. Sayre. -.
In Washington tomorrow the dele
.gates will call on President Wilson,
Senior Naon, the Argentine Ambassa-
dor. and Justice Hughes, Of the SUI
nreme Court.
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Boardmap, Mrs. Jordan Seely Ward
and Miss Katherine Lambert.

and MISS Katherine Lambert.
The Brown University Musical Clubs
will give a concert this evening In the
ballroom Of the Ritz-Carlton. The
patronesses include Mrs, Ira Barrows,
Mrs. James NJ. Duane, Mrs. Colgate
Hoyt. Mrs. Charles +. Hughes, Mrs.
Hunter s. Marston, Mrs. Walter c.
Wyckof and others.
Mr.. and Mrs. John l.. Cutler. Of 3Ss
West Eighty-ninth Street. announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Miss Cutler. 20 Donald McRuer Eddy.
son of Mr. and Mrs. Newell Eddy, Of
Bay City, Mich.
Announcement has been made of the
engagement OF Miss Margaret West
Colgate, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Colby Colgate. TO James Shep-
ard Dennis, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
uel s. Dennis, Of Morristown, n. J..
Miss Colgate. who was introduced TO
society two years ago, Is sister Of
Miss Susan f. and Miss Hope II. Col
gate. MIR. Dennis was graduated from
Princeton In 1910 and from the Har-
ward Law School in 1913.
Miss Gertrude Munroe Smith, dsugh-
ter Of Professor and Mrs. Munroe
Smith. of l60 East Seventeenth Street.
will be married to Lawrence Gushing
Goodhue. Of Boston, May 8, at the
home of her parents.
c. Oliver Iselin has returned 20
town from Aiken. and is Mt the St.
Regis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Colgate Hoyt have re-
Sulphur Springs, W. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. George p. Post will
entertain the Thursday Evening Club
tonight at their home, 3 East Fifty
first Street. Giovanni Martinelli will
sing.
Mrs. William y. Dykman. of III
Washington Park, Brooklyn. will give
dance tonight at Sherry's for her
son and dsughter-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jackson A. Dykman.
Mrs. Joel Mott Allen will give a
bridge party this afternoon at her
home, So West Fifty-seventh Street.
Kinsley Twining, who will marry
Miss Edith NJ Donald Saturday, in
New Dorp. Staten Island, will give his
farewell bachelor dinner tonight at
Deimonico's.
4 sale will be held this afternoon
at the house Of Mrs. William f. 5.
Griswold. $50 Fifth Avenue, for the
benefit Of the Union Hill Settlement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-08
Carpet Brings S195 at silo's.

A Kermanshah carpet brought Sl9o
Yesterday at the opening session OF the
sale of household equipments at $40
Fiftb Avenue Art Galleries. J. ]. Craw-
lord was the purchaser. A richly carved
mahogany library table went to \. +.
awrencc for $40, and J. Kasah gave
Si175O for an old Empire mahogany
bedroom suite. The total Of the session
was S2.753. The sale continues this
afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-08
RICHARD b. BLACK.

Greenfield. Ind, April Richard B.
Black, an artist, died at the home of his
mother here to-day from tuberculosis.
He was twenty-seven years old.
Two of Mr. Blacks pictures were
purchased by the French government a
year ago. He studied in Paris and
Germany and spent two years painting
in Northern Africa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-08

Franz Won Pausinger was born in
Salzburg in 1899 He was educated at
Vienna Academy. and studied art at
the Karlsruhe School as well as the
School for Painters at Zurich. Crown
Prince Rudolph of Austria was a pa
tron of the artist and took him on a
tour through the Orient in 1881.
Won Pausinger painted many land
scapes, one of his best known works
being Twilight in the Autumn Woods"
He received an award Of gold medal
in 1873 He was a member of the
Vienna Art Society and made his home
at Elsenheim Castle, Salzburg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-08
DAUGHTER FOR PRINCESS
Cecilie, Of Germany. gives
Birth to Fifth Child.

Berlin, April Grown Princess
Cecilie to-day gave birth to daughter.
Mother and child are doing well.
The Crown Princess, daughter OF the
late Friedrich Franz III of Mecklen-
burg -Schwerin, married Frederick
William, the German Grown Prince, IN
June, 1905. They now have five chill
dren, four boys, the eldest being nine
wears Of age. and one daughter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-08
Alice" at Benefit To-Day.

For the benefit Of the New York *,
change for Women's Work a specia9.i,
performance Of "Alice in Wonderland
will be given at the Hudson Theatre
this afternoon at 3 o'clock. The en-
tire orchestra and the boxes Will be oc-
cupied by members of the exchange
The officers Of which are: Mrs. william
V. Lawrence, president; Mrs: kussclI
SAGE. Mrs. G. r. Agnew. Miss KATHERINE,
Lambert. Mrs. Jordan Seely Ward and
Mrs. Albert +. Boardman, vice-presi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-08
WILEY C.. cox,

Chicago, April Wiley C. Cox, for
merly banker of Kansas City, Mo,
and at one time owner Of THE Kansas
City Times" died here to-day after an
illness of several weeks. He was an
examiner for the United States Indus
trial Commission.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-08
MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX.


BUCHHOLZ. Katerine, 81 Christopher
St. April 5. Funeral to-day
CLARK. Dora, 2O3 West s5th st., April
s. Funeral private.
CONAN. Dora, 5l5 West 18th st. Fu'
neral to-day.
HARRIS. Thomas, SAG East l'tn 80
April 5. Funeral 'o-daE
HEXTER. Nahum. 1877 West o6th ST.
April 8. Funeral to-day
HOWELLS, Rachel Evans, PAT Wess
74th St, April 6. Funeral to-day.
LOOS. Charles. 4sl Third av., April d
Funeral private.
MAMMALIAN, Edith, 2292 Loring place.
April 5. Funeral private.
MANGIN, Anna, 469 East la5th ses
April 5. Funeral to-day.
MEADE. Edward. sol West Saith ste
April 5. Funeral to-day.
MENDELSON, Pauline Marks. 10 Wess
93d St. April 6. Funeral private.
NORWOOD, George b., 1856 West 76th
St. April 6. Funeral notice later
O'CONNELL, James, 14S2 Third av,
April 5. Funeral to-day.
PLAIT, James d. LOl Nesb Oobh 30
April s. Funeral private.
PROCTOR, William F.. 20 Fifth ave
April s. Funeral private.
BROOKLYN.
BARRY. Anna W, 1851 slst ST., April
q. Funeral Friday.
BRADY. Anna Marie, II bennington
av., April 7. Funeral Friday.
HARKIN, William, sr., 3e2 Pacific Sc
April 6. Funeral to-day.
KOPF, Ida Margaretta, l75 Schenectady
av., April 8. Funeral Saturday.
MAHONEY, Samuel W., 1913 Dean ST.
April s. Funeral service tonight
STENCIL, Lillian, 235 East 10th ste
April s. Funeral services tonight
THOMPSON. William H., 60 North oS'
ford St, April 8. Funeral Friday.
NEW JERSEY.
BALDWIN. William f., Newark, April
5. Funeral to-day.
ROWEN. Matthew, Jersey City, April
g. Funeral to-day.
GALLOWAY, Luther, Newark, April ..
Funeral to-day.
KOBACH, Dorothy, Newark, April 8,
Funeral to-day.
YOCHIM. Barbara, Newark April s,
Funeral to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-08
MARRIED.

RILEY -HOWES- Howard Riley and
Elizabeth Howes. Of Roselle, n. -,
were married April B, 1915. IN -
AIMS Church, Brooklyn, By the Rev.
William G.. Thompson.
FOWLER-0 April Il,
1915. by the Reverend Dr. Manning,
rector OF Trinity Parish, Eliot Tuck.
erman TO Mary Ludlow, daughter %
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ludlow Fowler.
Notice. 81 marriages and deaths inuss
lod Ia. frlII and annre. u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-08
,,ay Matrons and Buds
" Aid Affair for Benefit of
&. Mary's Hospital.
volJNGER SET OUT
FOR GARDEN DANCE
49,. Sarah Delano To Be Mar
' ,i,d 10 Roland L. Redmond at
Parents Country Home.

=. "a East Fifty-third street, yes
sai' .s..~,oo,. 81 rainbow summer
tsrday - .ho aus,iccs Of St.
ssle was hs'O N'.''' az. ~
r,,is,ophor's Guild loF ''e ''''
s. Mays Free Hospital
u y, - Useful articles, as
iT Oh''o''.'' ..,1,.s cetcs
veil as ho"''S' ''''''''
..r, ard dolls, were SOLO Inc
~, were arranged in the order Of
"''S - .t, ,qtrbow. Among those
he 'oI0'' .,......,-,,, y,re Mrs
uho acted SIS 81" 49,. ro,y;s Caes
n VI. HopQi,1,' s' ut-.,i-e... ,,oosv~ord
lesyard. IT, ''s, N '..''''' Nv, w -
Vrs. Ogden d. h..... ,t,.,,.a,,, 5;orio,
,on de Peys'er' Ars. " MAN ,,.l@n L,ts'1 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-08
FRANZ Won PAUSINGER.

Amsterdam. April IA dispatch re-
ceived here fiom Salzburg announces
the death of the Austrian painter Franz
Won Pausinger.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-08
CEMETERIES.

THE WOODLAND CEMETERY,
223d ST BY Harlem Train ard BY TrousA
once, "a East z3d 81. ". 7.
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A STAR REVIVAL
AT THE EMPIRE
"A Celebrated Case" Pre-
scented with an Excel
lent Cast.
VERSION BY
FROHMAN-BELASCO
Old French Melodrama First
Seen at Planners
in 1878.

"A Celebrated Case" by DEnnery and
Cormon. At the Empire:
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Adams. F.. ". lngraham, d. p.
Sarah NJ Moran. A. d.
Bristow, Abbie S. Perkins, Rev. J. y.
Brown. willard z. Smith, F. II.
Chauncey. Henry, Taylor. Douglas
Fuller, Mary L. X. Vail, Kate Is.
Gilbert, Alice 4. Westcote, X. u.
Hornblower, J. A. n. Wilson, Francis z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-08
VAUDEVILLE HOUSES

BURLESoUE HOUSES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-08

r,,n 'Oleert FOR the benefit Of the
! -. military hospitals in France will
~. .''ea at the Hotel Plaza this after
,,,,. .aaer fashionable patronage. An
i.SiS' sung programme Will be given by
,,,ss Oe.sais, Ruth Deyo. Mrs. Ruth
"''ld and Vernon d'Arnallc
ne We benefit Of the New York Ex-
: ~ lor Womaus Work there will
gss6oer,,seial Performance Of "Alice in
A. st..'ahd at the Hudson Theatre
ave, 'tihoon. Among those who have
Ao... yO8es aye Nrs. William G..
ENG. nSVilofaly president OF the OK
hs,S,,. mrs William v. Lawrence,
g,ns,.i Mrs. Russell Sage. Mrs.
'' Il. Agnew. Mrs. Albert Il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-08

MIR. and Mrs John l.. Cutler, Of 1888
West Eighty-ninth Street. announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Miss Cutler. 20 Donald McRuer Eddy.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Newell Eddy, Of
RnN MI Mich
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-02-19
WHITE MOUNTAI IN

Willard Nabours Of FL Paso was
a visitor at the home of his Uncle Il,
J. O.. Nabours.
T. r. Funk has been called to
the bedside Of his father in Okla
homa who is very III.
Will Loughrey and MIR. Thornton
Of 0scuro, we're visitors on the
Creek the past week.
Geo. Reed Of Oscuro paid a short
visit to the home of J G. Williams
last week.
Geo. Luman has return TO
the -OZ Ranch after an extended
visit in his home town, Sherman
Texas.
Harvey and Ware, who purchas
ed the apple crop OF w r Harris
orchard, are shipping a car of APP
piles this week.
Mrs, A. +. McClain Of Fort Worth
Tex, who recently purchased the
Weber place here is expected to
arrive about the goth and take pos
session.
Martha Williams, the eldest
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs ] C,
Williams who was severely burned
several months ago, is slowly i'm.
proving, but not sufficiently tc
warrant her returning to school
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Guips. enc
small son, who have been making
their home in Arizona for the pas
two years have arrived here. Mr.
Guipe has a position with the Tree
Ritos Cattle Co. and they will re
side here indefinitely.
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PAXTON RETAINED

The democratic central commit.
tee, which met at Santa Fe last
Saturday, decided to retain j. II
Paxton and T. J Guilfoil as the
chairman and secretary OF thai or.
g~anlsation by a unanimous vote of
the committeeman present For IA
time the gathering was slightly
splenetic, demonstrating that de-
mocrats rs we'll as republicans are
human beings; then IL resolved
itsel. into a superficial loveieast aud
went on record as believing In the
tensnts Of socalled Jefersonian
simplicity, with the emoluments Of
the Office attached
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rHos LUsTER MAKING GOOD

Thos o Luster, a former Frank.
lin county boy, and for many wears
q resident Of Benton, has purchased
the plant and building Of the Carri-
sozo. IN NJ Outlook and has TAX
en- full charge. Tom is an all.round
newspaper man having had several
years practical experience in both
the mechanical and business ends,
and we predict for him a bright
and prosperous future Franklin
County News, at West Frankfort,
III.
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BURSUM'S VIEWS

II o. Bursum has given out an
interview in which he advocates
another constitutional amendment
looking to the establishment Of
county home rule as the only solu-
ton OF the county salary questio n .
He Is not in favor Of the proposed
tax commission He believes that
the larger the units of government
the more complicated the machinery
and the greater the tendency TO.
ward making the supervision bur
densome. He therefore believes
the county commissioners Of each
county should fix the salaries to be
paid their county officers and that
the taxing authority should not be
taken from our boards Of county
commissioners and assessors, who
are close to the people, and placed
in an all powerful board Of tax
commissioners. He is in favor of
amendments to the constitution
now, in order to reach these desired
ends, because he believes that
whatever may be done by the pre-
sent legislature in county salaries
and tax legislation will only be
temporary and that the county
home rule regime must eventually
established. BY doing 90 now
much money will be saved to the
various county units Of the state.
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monia lie much improved at this
writing.
Herman Keit returned last week
from Tex bringing two friends with
him who in the future can be coun-
ted as an addition TO our populs.
ton.
s. II Parmelee who Is an cleo.
trician in the employ Of the Light
and Power Company, has lately
brought his family here and are
now comfortably domiciled ia the
Mcdonald. Mayer residence
The Spences went picknicking
out to the Yellow jacket mine
Tuesday. The striped songst tiers
we're buzzing around quite a bit
that day but no one got stung az
they have become quite docile un.
der the kind Of dope Charlie has
been feeding them Of late.
United States Marshall Huds-
peth has been here for several days
looking after some Of his mining
property and transacting othsr i'm
portant business. Besides he cant
quite go back on the old burg
where he has lived, loved and lin
gered, nearly ever since he has
"growed up"
Frank J Sager and vile motored
up from the county seat on Tues
day, and put in the dav here, the
one in a business way and the Other
visiting old friends. A good many
Of the oid-timers Of this town have
gone with the tide and becom,
leading factors in the business anC
social life Of Carrizozo. Amonl
others might be mentioned in adj
dition to the Sagers. W C. Nc
Donald, Geo. L Ulrick, DR.. NJ G
paden, John II Canning. A. .
WingfeId, 5ohn A Haley. tn,
Zieglers, and many others, all o
whom we're initiated Into New
Mexico citizenship in White Oaks
What might be further set down t.
their credit, with but one or tw,
exceptions. none of them ever raj
for office.
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MARRIAGE LICENCES
NOTICE or PROOF or WILL
State Of New Mexico,
County Of Lincoln

State OF New Mexico,
County Of Lincoln
In the Probate Court.
In the Matter Of the Last VIII and
Testament Of Edmund r. Ball, Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that there has
been filed in the Probate Cert Of Lincoln
County, N. NJ. an instrument in writing
purporting 10 be the last viii and Testa-
ment " Edmund r. Ball, deceased, late
Of Carrizozo. New Mexico, and that the
date set for the proving Of said Last viii
and Testament is the FIRST day Of the next
regular March A. D., 1915 Term Of said
Court, the same being the FIRST dav Of
March, A. ID 1918.
Witness my hand and the seal Of said
Court, this 18th day Of january. A. d.
1915.
CP. C. SeAl)
ALBERT II. HARVEY,
Clerk.
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MIGHT GUESS AGAIN

Henry Kelly has been charged
with the assertion that he could be
mayor Of III Paso as long as he
wanted TO. In the light Of the
election in the Pass City last Tues
day, wherein Tom Lee was elected
mayor by a comfortable majority,
Mr.. Kelly may be permitted by a
hospitabls community to indulge in
one more guess as TO just how his
motto, Safety First" WAS inter
preied by tina voters.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-02-19
ONLY A SUGGESTION

Would the Outlook be charged
wirh nursing a vagary II IL should
suggest that the court house square
would look well II the building was
surrounded with a lawn-end that
now would be a good time to grade
end prepare the ground for the
grass seed?
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BAPTIST RICH

REV. Il L. DAY. Pastor
You are invited TO be with us
next Sunday at our services at the
usual hours. Come for the spirit
usl uplift IL Is like oil on the
machinery Of life, and we all need
it to make life glide smoothly and
happily alUGc
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NOTICE
IN THE PROBATE COURT, LINCOLN COUNTY,
NEW MEXICO
NOTICE

In the matter OF the Estate Of Roberl
Fauvet, Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that II. s. Han
ner. executor Of the Last VIII aud Testa-
ment Of Robert Fauvet, deceased, has
filed his final report as such executor
aud the same will be heard at the next
regular term Of said Court, and on the
6rst day thereof, the same being the LIST
day of March, A, D., 1915.
All persons having objections or excep.
tions 10 said final report are ordered to
file the same with the clerk Of said Court
before the date set for the said heating
ALBERT II. HARVEY.
County Clerk.
Carrlzozo. New Mexico.
Posted Jan. %. 1915.
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Office Of Travelling Auditor and Bank
Examiner.
Santa Fe, N. NJ. Feb. is, 1915.
To the Board Of Directors Of the Ex-
change Bank,
Carrizozo. New Mexico.
Gentlemen;
The granting Of Overdraits In any form
or by n subterfuge will no longer be
countenanced by this department. This
form Of accommodation Is not only illegal
but IS dramatically opposed to sound
business principles. and you are hereby
advised that the permitting Of Over
drafts must be discontinued.
You are requested 10 adopt n resolu-
ton directing that no officer or employ Of
your bank shall pay or charge tc the
account Of any depositor any check or
other item Of such depositor. when there
are not sufficient funds on deposit To the
credit Of such deposition to pay the same
This department is cooperating with
the Comptroller Of the Currency in this
movement. and for your Information |
beg To advise yoi that that official has
issued similar instructions to all national
banks:
Very truly yours.
Csigned) HOWELL EARNEST.
Travelling Auditor and Bank Examiner
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cords Of Deeds Of said Lincoln
County.
GUN CLAIM DEEDS
Frank J Sager ct al to John E..
Farley. Cons. 500 90. Lots No. 9
and 7 in Block No. 4 in the town Of
C~arrizozo, Lincoln County New
Mexico.
PROOF or LABOR
j.. G. Reasoner ct al Proof OF La
Dor on Canary" mining claim
which is located in the Jicarilla
mining district.
A. II. Hayes, Proof Of labor on
Myrtle Placer Mining Claim" which
is located in the Jicarilla mining
district.
MARRIAGE LICENCES
Bo%niIacio Samora to Manuellta
Mirabal.
Matias Cedillo to Leonardo Giron
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
CBy sTADTMAN a BYRON
PATENTS

49,
PATENTS
United States to Cyrus NJ. Farms.
worth, Sc Ia Of SEl.4 Of Sec. 20
in Twp. 4 s. Of r. ls Il of N. NJ
p. NJ.
United States to Tnos +. Jones
S | 2 Of Of Sec. 4 in Twp. / S. Of
Il. IA II of N. NJ p. NJ.
WARRANTY DEEDS
Henry Lutg to John NJ. Ponfeld,
Cons. 81 900. 90 and other valuable
Cons. To following described pro.
per,y. beginning at n point 81 de
grees W., IL Tx. from the SW COR
ner Of J. A, Tomlinson's Drug Store
building in the town OF Lincoln,
thence n 81 degrees e., o and 90. 100
chs TO Rio Bcnito, thence along and
up said river TO a walnut tree a.
distance Of = chs said tree being
on the right bank of said river,
thence S 81 degrees w s and 49,
LOO chs to point OF N. side of the
main road running through the
town oi Lincoln which said point
is N 40 | 2 degrees Il, "a Links
dist from "a Cot tonwood tree, and
which Is N, So | 2 degrees west,
dist. | and 80 100 chs. from point
Of beginning, thence S SO 4 de
grees E. ch and so Links to
J place Of beginning, together with
all the water right thereto belong
ing, being the same water right and
parcel Of land conveyed by Brown
and Manzanares by virtue Of deed
of warranty recorded 10 Book s,
pages d and 7 OF the Lincoln Coun.
ty Records, also all the following
described lot or parcel Of land. sit
uate lying and being in Sec 20.
T. 9 s. r.. 10 Is Of N. N. p NJ, and
ia the town Of Lincoln and more
particularly described as follow to
wit: Commensing at Sc o OF
what is generally known in said
town rs the Carpenter Lot. formerly
owned and occupied By Sophie
Blanchard, and situated in said
town Of Lincoln, which said SIC cor
of said Carpenter lot is situated
in the edge Of an arroyo and on the
N side Of the public road running
!, through said town OF Lincoln anC
running thence from the said SE
cor of said Carpenter lot Il. along
The N side Of said public road Ia
the SW cor. of The lot formerly
owned and occupied by the SEM
family; thence running north % de
grees 45 minus & to Rio Bonito
thence running up said Rio Bonito
following It's meanders to N. Il.
cor. Of said Carpenter lot, theme
running S "a degrees W. along III.
east line of said Carpenter lot B,
said ;. h. cor of same, being III
place Of beginning; except and saw
ing thereirom The land sold hereto
fore out. of same, either by Rosen
lthale and Co or by Charles Belleai
to Timoleo Analia, | parcel and Il
= Mrs John c West another parcf
= both parcels SO saved and exempted
being described in deeds of recor,
10 the Clerks office Of Lincoln Couu
~, aslo all the certain piece or par
: eel of land heretofore decided b,
William S Ryan to Charles Belieal
said land being situted GU the N.
side Of the public road r%unninI
I through the town Of Lincoln an,
(. being part of Sec %, In T . s, II
4 10 Il Of said Meridian and NOR.
. particularly described in warrant,
o deed recorded in Book Il 1853 re
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cords Of Deeds Of said Lincol'
County.
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