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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-19
HOUSE SPEEDS
BILL TO INVITE
NEWSPAPERMEN

National advertising of Hawaii and
publicity on the tour and junket OF
the members OF Congress and other
distinguished persons to the islands
next month practically was assured
today when the house passed the Wat
kins bill to appropriate $4,000 for the
bringing OF newspapermen to the ISL
ands In company with the congress-
men. The bill was passed on third
reading with only two members yot-
ing in the negative.
II was freely predicted in legisla-
tive circles today that rhe bin win
go through the senate on unanimous
vote In presenting the bill. Repre-
sentative Watkins told the members
of the house that correspondents of
as many as 20 newspapers each would
be named by the editors of the two
Honolulu newspapers. and that the
junket of the newspapermen would do
the islands more good even than the
congressional visit.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-19
MI|RASRY FREED
NCOVRI, FIGHTS
FOR JOB TONIGHT

Acquitted ON the federal charge OF
statutory offense after a, formal hear.
ing before Commissioner Curry yes
terday afternoon, Charles G. Murasky
viii go before the board OF supervisors
this evening to fight for his jbb as
building inspector. Murasky was sils
pended on charges OF neglect of duty
by Mayor Lane last week after his
arrest on the statutory accusation.
Witnesses we're heard yesterday
when the case was called before the
federal commissioner but all of them
failed to give positive evidence Of Mu-
rasky's Illicit relations with Angelina
Hogan, the co-defendant. and the case
was dismissed. Mrs. Mnrasky, who
made the complaint. did not appear.
Neither Murasky nor Mrs. Hogan was
called to testify,
Murasky's defense tonight will be
that his absence from office for four
days was the result Of his arrest and
that the time taken up by this and
the mental strain resulting prevented
his attendance to duty.
1t is believed that Mayor Lane viii
tonight ask the supervisors to dismiss
Murasky from office entirely. How
the members will line up cannot be
predicted definitely. II is believed one
or two at least will be in favor OF
giving Murasky another chance.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-19
GERMAN OFFICIAL
CABLE LEGRAMS

The following cablegrsm from off.
cial German sources was received to-
day:
WASHINGTON, D. c.. March is.-
German headquarters report, March
70:
'.ln Champagne again ;Wo French
partial attacks north Of Lemesnii arid
north of Beausejogr have failed. Two
officers and 20 French soldiers have
been taken prisoner. sz
after heavy losses the French re-
treated under successful German fire
into their positions. <.
"Southeast Of Verdun the French
made several advances In the Woevre
plain but were repulsed on the east
edge. On the Meuse Heights fighting
continues. -.
The situation near Memel, In the
east war zone, Is not yet clear. Ap-
parently minor Russian detachments
have entered MemeI, in the extreme
northern part OF East Prussia. cc1n.
ter measures have been taken.
aAH Russian attacks between PISA
and the orcyz, and northeast and west
of Prasznysz have been repuised, some
Of them with heavy losses for the
enemy. - -, z,Es-5
"The. situation south Of the vistuIa
is UNCHANGED" s.r-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-19
HOUSE VOTES
TOILET MOVIES
RUN ON SUNDAY

After a close and somewhat exciting
duel OF wits, which included the OF
fering and rejecting OF many amend
ments and substitutes to the measure
the Fernandez bill allowing motion
picture theaters to run on Sundays
PASSED third reading In the lower leg
is lative body today by o vote of 20 tc
8.
The pyrotechnics commenced as
soon as the clerk had concluded the
reading Of the bill. Representative
committed to the health and police
committee. His motion was opposed
by the chairman Of that committee
subsequently lost. Isenberg then Of
fered substitute for Section of the
BILL, deleting the word scenic" and
providing that educational and bibli
cal films only could be shown and
that one-half Of the seats In the thea.
tiers should be free to the public with.
out any admission charges
Fernandez. himself a. Snowman, re.
minded the house that theaters would
be forced to pay weeks rental for
pictures which could draw crowds on
Sundays only and that il one-half OF
the seats were free 1t would be imDos-
sible 10 fill the pay seats, and that
therefore the purpose OF the measure
would be defeated. Watkins. in sec.
onding Fernandez's motion that the
substitute amendment be tabled, re-
marked that the patrons who were
forced to seek the pay seats probably
would be required to pay double prices
to make up the loss to the theaters be.
cause OF the free chairs.
The motion was put to the house.
Rawlins demanded roll eau and the
amendment was tabled on vote of
u to IL. Cooke offered similar am
endment, but leaving out the free
seats provision. This amendment car.
ried. 1t provided that shows can run
in the afternoons and evenings only.
on Sundays. Lyman submitted anoth-
er amendment providing that the
shows could not start before 2:30 p.
m. Makekau contributed to the Of
fering by another amendment to close
the shows on Sundays at $50 D. m.
This lost after Tayares had accused
the members of the house of display
ing tendency to force attendance at
religious services by law.
Z On final reading, Cooke. Hale, Isen-
berg. Kaupiko.. Lota, Makekan, Nawa-
.hine, Rawlns and Tavares voted
against the bill. &
Those who favored il were Aiu,
Grown, Coney. E. J. Crawford, w. III.
Crawford, Crockett, Fassotk Fernan-
dee, Garcia, Goodness. Huddy, Kawe-
wehi. Kupihea. Lyman. SILVA, Vieira.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-19
REGISTERED WEIGHT
CERTIFICATE FOR AUTOS
DEMANDED By POLICE

Officials OF the police department
who are handling the registration oi
automobiles are from Missouri"
On the advice OF the city and coun
ty attorney a registered certificate oi
the weight Of all cars must be pre-
sented in making application for q
renewal of license. Deputy Sheriff
Asch said today no other record OF
an automobile weight would be con
sidered Several places have been
designated by the police where the
machines can be weighed.
Registrations are moving along at
a rapid rate. More than 100 appli.
cants were attended to at headquar-
ters today. The cars are assigned
new numbers in some instances.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-19
FAMINE, MASSACRE IN ARMENIA; WOMEN MADE CAPTIVE
ESCAPED WAIALEE LAD
SURREhDERS AFTER
DAYS OF HARDSHIP

with no food for three days except
sugar cane and pineapples, and with
his feet torn from lantana thorns and
rocks, a Chinese boy who escaped
from the industrial school at Waialee
with six others Monday night present.
ed himself at the home of Probation
Officer John Anderson in Pua lane last
night. %@rs
His story is straight" said Mr..
Anderson. -Four OF the boys were
caught at Waialua, but three got
away. There are two still at large.
let him go on his own recognizance TO
appeal before Judge Whitney tomor.
row morning at o'clock.
The ''prodigal," who Is II years old,
expresses q desire To work In order
to make enough money. 10 visit his
father in China. His voluntary sur
render Is IN his favor, said Anderson.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-19
|DESERTIONS in
The NAVY ARE
DECREASING NOW
Only Ninety Men Took French
Leave From Three Fleets
Last December
IA. P. by Fed. Wireiessl

WASHINGTON, D. c., March i9.-
Desertions from the navy are falling
of appreciably, according to statistics
given out by the navy department.
pesertions from the three fleets for
the month Of December, 1914, aeore-
gated only 90, "a Of these being from
the Atlantic, IS from the Pacific and
three from the Asiatlc fleet.
The average monthly desertion for
the last fiscal year was 164, and for
the year before that 21o. The dirnip.
ishing figures are given as proof OF
the Increasing popuiarity Of the naval
service.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-19
COAST CLUBS
PROTEST A. A.
D. PROGRAM
IA P. by Fed. Wirelessl

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, March 19.---
The Pacific Athletic Association, rep
resenting 20 separate athletic clubs on
the Pacific coast, mas protected to the
Amateur Athletic Union against the
taking Of the national swimming and
water polo championship meetings
away from San Francisco, and award
ing them to Pittsburg this year. All
athletic organizations west Of Chicago
have been asked to join in the protest.
u was originally planned to hold
practically all the national athletic
championships at the exposition city,
and the proposed change Of the swim
ming and water polo events 70 Pitts
burg Is . sad blow to coast sportsnnen.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-19
NO Fight MADE
ON H. P. WOOD
BY THE SENATE
Members Would Like to Get
Clear Idea of Fair COM
mission Finances
NO CONFIRMATION GIVEN
COMMISSIONER EFFlNGER
Upper House Reconsiders Re-
lection and Will Give Gov
efnor Opportunity to
Make Move

No fight against II. p. Wood, chair
man OF the Hawaii Fair Commission
and now resident commissioner at Sar
Francisco, is being made by the sen
ate, either in executive session or Out
Of II.
Senators made this plain today
after the appearance Of story this
morning headed Senate Favors
Prompt Recall OF H. p. Wood" While
the secrets Of the senatorial executive
sessions are kept within the Iegisla,
tive chamber, the Star-Bnlletin learns
with direct authority that the closed
session yesterday did not result In an
attack on the resident fair commits;
sioner.
The senate Is anxious for an audit
OF the fair commissions expenditure
and wants to 90 INTO the matters Of
its finances. No reflection is made
on the commisslons expenses but the
senators are desIroue Of looking over
the bills. II Is said that Secretary
Thayer was asked for the bills but
he did not have them and a cable
gram is being sent to Commissioner
Wood asking him to hurry the fnah-
cial statement along.
Ii is admitted that some Of Com.
missioner Woods critics downtown
hive tried Is frame aa attack against
nisn IL TIA senate and several of the
,,sner ,... ~ hcs,se r,erni,ers n All sincerity
want - lea,n mora about the com
mlssion's actions ana Expenditures.
However. senators whose words carry
weight IN all final actions OF the body
declare that there & no intantf0n 0f
recalling Air. wood.
A abatement this morning that Com.
nniEslonef Wood Il drawing S60O d
ncnth and efpenses-s $500 from the
Promotion Committee and like
amonnt from the fair commission lis
incorrect. according TO the territorial
oificials. he Is declared 70 be draw
ine s2o0 4 month and expenses ana
~ he keenine his expenses FAR below
the aufhnrized maximum
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te,ope9 On one z. - co'lin 1ss,o..S.s :.
so.ln nalhsel. sse.ssa =. n.nser 80
name Was Drought up yesteraay anu
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-19
WIRELESS
SET FOR ARMY
! WEIGHS 5 LBS,
[A p hr Fsd.. WIrelessl

A.. p. by Fed. Wirelessl
NEW YORK. N. W March fe.-A
portable wireless set weighing only
eight pounds has been successfully
tested out BY the signal corps Of the
army, from It's station at eedloe's isl-
and. Messages were sent distance
Of n miles to Sandy Hook, with per.
feet ease.
II 10 claimed that the new set can
send 90 70 1000 feet without the use
Of antennae. 1t has an extreme ~
dius OF 500 miles, and can be operated
from an automobile battery.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-19
RED CROSS SENDS TO WORLD
CRY FOR HELP; kURDS MAKE
WILD RAIDS ON ARMEN|ANS
TWO BRITISH BATTLESHIPS
REPORTED BADLY DAMAGED
GERMANY AND TURKEY CLAIM SERIOUS INJURIES IN
FLlcTED ON ALLIES FLEET BOMBARDlMG DARDA-
NElLES - Won HlNDENBURG MAY MAKE ANOTHER
DRIVE At WARSAW--RUSSlANS ENTER EAST PRUSSIA

LONDON England. March 19.-With her plains and
mountains the bateeds for conendng armies Of Russians
and Turks fighting in barbarc warfare Armenia is in
perate straits
Appalling conditions of massacre pllage, rapine and
famine reported from the country which has often made
appeal to the world for aid in time of desperate need
The plain of Alashgerd where occurred is
said to be virtually covered with the bodies of men,
and children struck down in pitless The raidng
Kurds declared have killed all the they could find
after which they carried off the into the mountains
captives
The Armenian Red Cross society," in its appeal for aid
estimates there 10000 destitute Armeans in the Cau
casus region.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-19
0BATA ACTING FOR
JAPAN I'M PEkING

Especial to the Hawaii Shinpo.)
TOXIC, Japan. March .18s-Torikichi
obata, secretary IN chief Of Japanese
legation at Peking, is acting for Japan
In the Chinese aegotiations IN place
OF Minister Hioki who was injured
by fall from 4 horse. The condition
Of Hloki 10 much improved.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-19
Envoy
IN MEXICO CITY
IS WITHDRAWN
Especial to the Nippu JILL

lSptCIdI 20 lHe Nlppu1 JILL
TOXIC, Japan. March te-6aron
kato, foreign minister, has Instructed
N. Adachi, japanese minister to Mex
leo, to return. to Japan. This step
il taken because Of the unsettled con-
dition OF Mexico. There 10 no need
OF . Japanese embassy where there Is
no government says the despatch.
The Nippu Jill believes Adachi will
stop in Honolulu EN- route TO Japan
aboard the Kiyo Maru the latter part
of April. The returning minister was
entertained by H. Eitald in Honolulu
when he went to Mexico two years
ago.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-19
JAMES GORDON BENNETT
ROBBED. y
IBy Latest Maill

PARIS, -France.-James Gordon
Bennett, owner of the New York Her.
aid. has been the victim of robbery.
Jewels Of the value of about $4,000
were stolen from his villa at Brau-
lieu while Mr.. Bennett was asleep
there. The police suspect some of
the servants.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-19
[c0L. BLATcHF0RD
EXECUTIVE OFFICER
FOR NATI0ilAL e SHOOT

WAsAJncToN, 81 3 March H.
Col. b ~ BIstchfor4 y. 8 INFANTRY.
has beer desl l.1tted as ezetdtils eli.
Ger for tire nsfionaI rife 1falch. which
will Be held at Jacksonville, F|a.. this
year, coHih1enelhg oeto6er e. coi
9laffflkefd Is how il ccmui6f ~ tfe
sefof' q Nes's,fY. a Fe<I en- Ola.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-19
NEW SYSIEMFOR
|. OAHU ELECTIONS
UP At HEARING
Four Year Term, Recall, Short
Ballot, Non-Partisan Tick
- ct Is Suggested
OAHU SENATORS HEAR
BUSINESSMEN SPEAK
Strong Sentiment in Favor of
Separating Municipal and
Territorial Campaigns

Should the date OF Honolulu's city
and county election be changed to
the "odd years." thus separated from
the territorial election?
Is it better to have the voters cast
ing their ballots on short tickets every
year than to deal with a lengthy, com.
plieated ballot once in two years?
Is nonpartisan politics desired? VIII
the divorce of municipal from terri
toriaE elections result in choice of
more efficient county officials? VIII
the annual election tend to, disrupt
business IS much as the present
lengthy biennial campaign does?
Would it be better TO give county
officers q four-year term, eliminating
the annual election feature and at the
same time separating the county from
the territorial election?
These were salient questions ad-
yaneed and discussed by a large bodNl
of representative citizens at the 20
lie meeting Of the Oahu selee com.
mittee of the senate ipSthe senate
chamber yesterday evening. The ar
guf1ent was on House Bill %, already
passed by the lower legislative branch,
which proposes the divorce OF the two
elections. definitely stipulating that
fContinueo On page threel
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-19

While trying to keep order among
500 women at bargain sale In Tren-
ton. Lawrence Clark. special police
man. received several broken ribs and
internal injuries.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-19

Waiaholo. Watkins. Williamson and
Holstein.
The bill was sent to the senate.
where it is predicted it will pass.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-19
California;
PET VOLCANO
AGAIN ACTIVE
"a. P. By Fed. w,reless1

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, March 49,
Mount Lassen, the Volcano which re-
Gently became active, Is again in erup-
tion. The activity now shown is the
greatest yet displayed.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-19
New Attack on Warsaw Expected

PETROGRAD, Russia, March 19-The Russian headauar-
ters staff believes that Gen Hndenburg head Of the Ger
armies the east will begin another drive at Warsaw
from the west.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-19
Turkey and Germany Claim Disasters
to Fleet Bombarding Dardanelles

BERLIN Germany March The great British battle
ship Irresistible yet reported ii commission and another
batleship have been seriously damaged By the IRE from the
forts along the DardanelIe under bombardent By
the Allies feet. s
Dardanelles. I
-cONsTANTINoPLE. Turkey March 1s. ohical-- The
of Theodosia
PETROGRAD, Russia March 1.-THE Russians claim the
capture Of Turkish base on the Black Sea-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-19
Russians Are Active at Memel

NEW YORK N T. March 19-The German Official bull
etn today indicates that the Russians have entered Meme
East Prussia
PETROGRAD, Russia, March 19-There Is heavy artil-
ery fighting south Of the Vstu where the Germans said
to be concentrating.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-19
Italy Not Satisfied With Plan
to Get Austrian Territory Later

VIENNA, Austria March IA despatch from Rome
says that there is proposal afoot for Austria concsds
Italy of the territory claimed by the latter Italy
the end Of the The despatch reports that Italy
satisfied with this plan.
PARIS France March 1s-It asserted here that Aus
tra resisting German pressure bring about agreement
with Italy.
The Austrians have reinforced their armies strong
offensive movement in Bukowina
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-19
MORE BRI1ISH SHIPS TORPEDOED
Submarines in ttWar Zone" Actiue

ring
the German
o be ~
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-19
Minor Events in Western Arena

LONDON, England March 49, Minor events are taking
place in the western war zone
The Dickinson press., 1915-03-06
WEST OF KILDEER

John Jares. goes to Belield this
week. s
G. B.. Hanson Of Dickinson is out
at his ranch again for. q few days.
The dance at Fittro's was. we'll at.
tended and q fine time reported.
Miss Helen Barnhart returned from
her visit at Geo. Newell's last Tues
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Blank and family
spent. the evening at John Jares' last
Saturday. M
- Nj. and Mrs. Glen Van Vleet Wis
itedaklasts Wednesday night at Fred
Anderson's.a
Little Katharyn Jares has the
measles,s.but is doing nicely at pres
entswgiting. \
Mrs. Christensen and Mrs. P. N.
VandVleetvisited relatives and friends
ct Fayette last week.
Ralph Hanson and Don Lanphear
went after. e ,bunch.of horses over to
Joe Murphy'sSnear ,Kifldeer.
Word has beentreceiyed sthatsMr:;
and MrsaR.. G. Gillespie are senFsroute
for theirth9omestead near MarysAThey
have beensaspending heGwinterasin
Spencer, aIewa.
The schools at Six Mile closed last
kweek and 04Witc has gone back TO
Indiana, where. his family have been
since last fallssaWe hearsthatMr s.KO.
EyWileox a e sick.
49, nm - y1H1 1891 ~ .As,
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1915-03-27
REISCH BREWERY CO.
SPRINGFIELD, ILLINOIS.

Keg and Bottle Beer unsur-
passed for health and strength.
Their Book Beer has a high repu.
tation. Reisch's Gold Top ranks
among the best in the country.
Prompt deliveries and ship
ments made. Order direct from
the brewery.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1915-03-27

Vote for man who has been a resident of Spring
field for Is years and successfully engaged in the
piano business 4th and Monroe SITS and payer
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-23

DR. a. o. 1910. it being ihe ~ day a
saiH month before fnr Court Iinuss
door ~ said NHfcea county lu cine
city ~ Corpus Christi enc following
described property tn-wif
Situated iu Nuects County Texas
avid being part ~ Whist b. known
~ tho o. y CLANCY Tract ard being
a pert ~ 1861 acres ~ land decided
bf q % fcatf 90 o. o. CLANCY by deed
" Record la Volume Q. pages el9-Gfb.
deed Records ~ Euscrs County Texas
and also bfluN r. part ~ Tract ~
hand sold Wy q w Murchlson and g.
T o. W0fferd on September the l9fh
1907. bY deed recorded la volume sd
pare Gz.e5, Deed Records ~ Nufcas
County. ami moro particularly drHrfih.
- ng f0iioWa teginnipg ~ fence
post ihn NorfhnfHt rorufr ~ me
Chf ney ifaci for the Northwest corner
~ This tract Thence south !" o.
i3lal with re west line ~ the CLANCY
tract 3i1i feet f0 r. stake uu enc North
iUc ~ the Brownsville dirt road f0f
fbe Southeast corner ~ this tract
Thence North ~ cast with the Nurth
i1r ~ The 1fUwnHtiile dirt road fga
600 finln Thenoo North s0' q esst
with mo north limo ~ iho brownsville
orr road 91l feei cot a stake Tor the
9outuo4at corner of ihif fr1cf Thence
North q" if efrf not stake 11fs feet
Dn ihn Enrih npe ~ the chimney tract
fof the Northeast cDfnef ~ this iract
Thence South kl" g1' West with Tho
North limo df rho Chanep tract s70
ffot fo the place ~ hrNinnlne Con
ulninF FORTY 600 arfes ~ land ma
DeinF ihn fame conveyed b. ~ I'll
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-23

TINE STATE on TEXAS
County of NurCrH
iN Vftue of nn order of Sale issr. Z
ouf of thr Honorable District rnnri No
Nnrrpa County on ist dAN af Notrm-
hcr a D. iHth hs the CipfN thrrraf m
ihv casc rt o. o. pgrfy and w D.
Winchester Versus vs. ftWis Nu tIif
7nd th ms 8s sheriff dirclttl and De-
'lrocod ! win proceed io son for cash.
Within ttc hours prescribed hy law
for Shcrfgs sales. on the lirst Tues
tNN BIS nrcrmhcr \. ~ 1918 U heinr
'h7 -th day ef said month before thr
Count Nnusc do0r m said Nuecea
County in the CITY oi CORPUS Christi.
fhe iDlloWlus described properc TO-
Wit
hoentcd m Nucces County Tesas
1nd helms 'oj va A. in mnck No DO.
in ere ranl Court addition fo ihe city
w Corrus Chrisih TcSts as said set
'nncsrs unon thr man and pist of s3'a
addition ae U sppcars az record in tpc
County cierks cfficc ~ Nueces Conn
N Texas ana Whereas ihe salt iudg-
ment ~ foreclosure w "a Nerdors
l.ifn gas tfe above Described nr'nertv
Levied on IS tho rrorcriu of W.
Lewis fn satisfy "a indemcnt amount
ing a. s232lo Ga fs1or of p p perrs
and rs - Winchester and costs W
suit
Oi,on under mN hand this .nd das
&C. November a ~. 1915
NJ. a WRIGHT sheriff
iW OSCAR HEiA.AMN neputy
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