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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-05

| ia acres. ITO cleared, nice level land
Wei fenced nice S-room dwelling. on
schools. church, stores. etc; dwelling
in good condition: newly painted. This
is nice home. and cheap at $4,000.
oil acres. % miles from Richmond.
zoo acres cleared; good orchard: .
buildings: all crops. stock implcme nts
go with farm. Only $4,000.
and outbuiidings, 100000 feet OF
pine saw timber: miles from II. II.
station. Price $4,000.
NICE home on Petersburg car line. 3
acres land, nice Groom house. good
outbuildinSs, at nice village. $4,000.
3 is acres on Petersburg car line. =
room house at stop, nice home. $4,000.
THREE lots and nice dwelling on
:. Petersburg car line. within city linn
It's at bargain for quick sale.
SEVERAL splendid stock and grain
farms at attractive prices.
w. a. DAVIS.
Manager Farm Department.
WM. NJ. MILLER & CO. INC,
lsS North Eighth street, Richmond, Va.
THIRTY ACRE farm near station; s.
pigs. crop and some fruit Robert Toy.
II. + d. No. .. Midlothian, Va.
JAMES w. LORD e CO.
Auctionecrs and Farm Statesmen.
Farms, Large and Small
Soo-acre stock and grain farm. north
of Richmond: fine proposition. with
stock. implements and crops. for $1,000.
Very productive soil; good house and
barns; $50 acres in highly improved
cultivation: fine springs; large orchard.
This is one OF the biggest bargains on
the market to-day. See J. w. Lord
Is 12a acre farm, with 5-room dwelling.
miles from Palmyra, only $500.
Would trade for a good Ford car and
some cash. See J. w. Lord.
l2o-acre farm. miles from Richmond
something in Middlesex or Gloucester
Counties. Sec J. W. Lord.
JAMES w. LORD e CO.
lilo Il. Main St, Richmond.
ONE of the finest dairy farms in the
state OF Virginia, on tho Southern
Railroad, of f93 acres within is mile
of good little town and station on
Southern Railroad; handsome residence;
head Of stock. All in first-class con-
dition, and farm in high state of cul-
tiration. in Amelia County. If sold IN
30 days will take $4,000. Liberal
terms.
acres cleared in high state of Guilt
walton: balance in timber Good build
ings and outhouses. $50 per acre. Cost.
F. F. ROPER & CO,
800 East Main Street.
N,~L
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w. S. ROBINSON x co.
1l5 East Franklin street.
Madison SVS9

FOR sale or exchange. Price. $500;
rent. $3.50 per year. New b..C3S 'lnts
Jackson Ward. VIII exchange for I'M
improved PROPERTY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-05

NEW brick fats. West End. VIII cx-
change for building lots.
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NEW brick dwelling on Park Avenue,
z rooms. hot water heated. strictly
up-to date. Price. S5,I50: terms reason
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-05

LITTLE farm on Broad Street Road
containing 20 acres and Groom house.
Seven miles from city. Price, $4,000
This is the best direction from the city
TO buy, and this property is under the
market
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-05

LIST your property with us If YOU want
results.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-05

SMALL farm. miles OF the city. |:
acres all cleared, splendid orchard
House old and needing repairs. Price
Sl,65o. This is an excellent PROPOSE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-05

HANOVER Avenue dwelling in 24oo
block. rooms. hot-water heat. de-
,ached. on 25-foot lot. Price. $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-05

COUNTRY store with dwelling. IL miles
west OF Richmond on main public
road Splendid stand. Price, $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-05

2,s40 acres in Caroline County. 1900
acres cleared in high state of Guilt
vation; balance in timber. Good build
inGs and outhouses. $50 per acre. Cost.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-05

NORTH Sheppard Street Cncar Grovc),
S-room dwelling in good condition.
Price reduced 10 $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-05

J. a. Connolly & co,
Seventh and Franklin Streets.
Richmond. Va.
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FOE SALE.
CARY Street lot 80 feet. near Boule-
ward, Price. S2,5oO, VIII exchange
for small farm or Improved property.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-05

will trade my brick fats in West
End. paying IL per cent for some
vacant lots In Highland Park or North
Richmond. Address II 80. care Times
Dispatch.
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j. a. CONNOLLY &. co.
Seventh and Franklin Streets,
Richmond Va

FOR SALE.
IS acres. modern room house: nice
fruit: convenient TO city WIZ
consider an exchange for small
house in city Sec us for particu-
lars.
600 acres on James River. beautiful
view: fine fruit; ideal location.
rare opportunity
IL 1-2 acres. 4-room house and ont
buildings: good land. plenty OF
wood and fruit. Price. $500.
Terms 10 be arranged.
8 acres. 5-room house. convenient to
car line; only miles north Of
city. \ nice little home. ana Will
be sold on easy terms
10 acres, splendid 7-room house; now
barn: 200 bearing fruit trees.
only three fourths Of mile to STA
ton. Price 81 40 good terms.
80 acres. large I0-ronTn use on main
road wcst az c,t - acres
cleared. halanc" III wood Price,
!273h VIII consider EXCHANGING,
for small home in city.
J. A. coNNEII.Y & co
Madison 1861 and Madison 1852
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-05

500 acres on James River. beautiful
view; fine fruit: ideal location.
y rare opportunity.
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FOR SALE-FarIns.

ia acres. Ito cleared, nice level land.
Wei fenced. nice S-room dwelling. on
splendid public road convenient to
schools. church, stores. ETC.; dwelling
IN good condition: newly painted. This
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-05

HIGHLAND Park rooms, ion-toot lot
Se,75o: terms like rent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-05

GRACE Street. rooms. brick. near
Robinson $3.50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-05

FOR sale on easy terms 4 acres, Groom
house, well improved: on Ashland car
line. Would rent to good tenant. Ran
dolph 1850.
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FOR SAlE-Kcal Estate.

FOR SALE-Rcal Estate.
w. s. ROBINSON x co.
1l5 East Franklin street.
Madison 3c1?
FOR sale or exchange. rriSe A;SSCo
rent. $3.50 per year. New b!.Ca hats
jackson Ward. VIII exchange for UNI
improved property
NEW brick fats. West End. Will cx-
change for building lots.
NEW brick dwelling on Park Avenue,
rooms, hot-water heated. strictly
np.to date. Price $3.50: terms reason
$3.50 per foot will buy 25xl4o foot lot
located on Park Avenue. near Clerc-
land Street.
LIST your property with us if YOU want
J, \. CoNNELLY & co.
Seventh and Frankiin Streets.
Richmond. Va.
FOE SALE.
CARY Street lot so SO feet; near Bonle,
for small farm or Improved property.
NORTH sheprard Stree, tnear Grove,
S-room dwelling in good condition.
Price reduced 10 $500
HANOVER Avenue dwelling in 1900
tached. on 25-foot lot. Price. $4,000.
SMALL farm. > miles Of the city, l2
House old and needing repairs. Price.
Sl.65o. This is an excellent PROPOSE
tiOn.
LITTLE farm on Broad stree, Road.
containing 20 acres and broom house.
This is the best direction from the ct,y
to buy, and this property is under the
market.
COUNTRY store with. dwelling. Is miles
west OF Richmond on main public
road Splendid stand. Price, $4,000.
J. \. Connolly * co.
Madison ss6i and Madison $3.50
NEW S-room home in suburbs, electric
lights, gas. shade trees. splendid
neiEhborhood: Low price. easy terms.
Address Owner. { %. care Times Dis
patch
CHAAIBERLAYNE avenue, rooms.
large garage Exchange to- vacant
lots.
Robiason. sS.e5o ~ . ~
HI .Is ;5r 5s7h ik9 T rs89 i''foo' lot
f. z. SCHMIDT & CO.
So9 Eas, Franklin Street.
~ s-rooU detached brick dwelling in
the West End. with > baths hot
water hea, electric lights: in No /
condition. Address II 10. care Times
Dispatch.
AN idea! home on Grove Avenue. 60
foot corner lot. for sale or exchange
for smaller house. Phone Randolph
1850. or address * Soi. care Times Dis
patch,
y double S-story brick building. .
stores and fats above. and corner
vacant lot for sale or exchange. Phone
Randolph 1850. or address * So4, care
Times Dispatch.
FOR sale on easy terms. acres, Groom
house, well improved; on Ashland car
line. Would rent to good tenant Ran
dolph 1855.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-05

4SO acres. $50 cleared good dwelling
and outbuildings, 100000 feet OF
pine saw timber: 4 miles from II. II.
station. Price $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-05

OIL acres. % miles from Richmond.
200 acres cleared: good orchard: .
or !0.room dwelling; all necessary out
buildings: all crops. stock. implcme n 3
go with farm. Only $4,000
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FOR RENT-Rcal Estate,

lo7 and 100 South Fifth Street, 7 rooms.
bath. reception hall; $3.50 per annum.
Elan & Funston.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-05

NICE home on Petersburg car line.
acres land, nice 7-room house. Eoot
outbuildinEs, at nice village, $500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-05

wish TO rent or lease my farm Of 7o
acres. one mile from Richmond, on
the Charles CITY Road. Vel! fitted for
dairy farm. New s!io and COW barn
for 30 cows. Dwellings, and outbuild-
ings In frst-class condition. Mrs
Mary N. Selden. Il. F. p. s.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-05

LET yourself a nice home on chr limo
with acreage cheap; easy terms
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-05
FOR RENT-Farms.

POLLARD e RAGBY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-05

JAMES w. LORD e CO.
ll1Q II. Main St, Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-05

HAVE modern West End homes will
rent at sacrifice to Immediate re-
liable tenants. Apply * 7Ol, care
Times Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-05

THREE lots and nice dwelling on
Petersburg car line. within city linn
Its. at bargain for quick sale.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-05

is acres on Petersburg car limo. =
room house at stop, nice home $500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-05

SEVERAL splendid stock and grain
farms at attractive prices.
Ripley County democrat., 1915-11-12

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soo.had ~ Vi. scothaa .ra h,.cs
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Ripley County democrat., 1915-11-12
Trustees Sale Of Real
Estate.


Whereas, ]. U. Swan and II, M, Swain, his
wife OF the County OF Ripley, State OF Missouri,
by their certain deed OF trust. dated the ldih day
OF June. A. D.. 1910 and recorded n book o., at
\ pags az, In the ONCE OF The Recorder OF Deeds
of Ripley county. Mo-, conveyed 70 n, L. Wright,
OF the County OF Ripley, State or Missouri, trtis
tee, the following described real estate situated
IN the county Of Ripley and State OF Missouri,
Lot4 blook /, cox's addition 70 City Of poni-
Which conveyance was made to secure the
payment OF certain pfomissory note In said
trnst deed described, and
Whereas, default has been made in the pay
mcnt OF the said note, and the same remains un-
paid,
whereas. r L. Wright trustee has refused to
act, now, therefore l, 4. g. Williams, snefiff OF
Ripley county, Mo-, BY virtue OF the powers to
me given BY said deed OF trust, hercbygiye pub
lie notice that will on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2Dth, 1915,
between the hours OF ninc O'clock In the fore
noon and fya O'CLOCK. In The afternoon, al the
east front door OF the courthouse In the city Of
Doniphan. Ripley county and State OF Missouri,
sell all the right. title and interest Of the said
j. U. Swain and +. N. Swain. bis wife, in and 70
the above described real estate or 80 much
thereof as may be- neOessary, at public venduo,
10 the highest bidder, for cash, for the purpose
OF Satisfying said debt 90 secured, and lhe cost
and expenssof his proceeding.
g. s. WILLIAMS.
b2-lt Sherin and Acting Trustee,
Ripley County democrat., 1915-11-12
NO ALIMoNY PENDING SUIT
Indiana Judge Makes New Ruling In
\ plyorce Actions That May
Work Hardship.

South Bend. Ind.--Women who start
proceedings for separate maintenance
IN the St. Joseph county superior court
win not receive temporary support
and attorneys fees by order Of the
court, pending trial. according to Q
ruling made bs George Ford, Judge Of
the court. The decision Is against all
precedent in the state. but. according
30 Judge Ford. Is. IN accordance with
n recent statute.
Local attorneys say the ruling win
work hardship on many women who
cannot prosecute their suits without
an order Of court compelling the hus'
bands to support them meanwhile.
Ripley County democrat., 1915-11-12
Poems SEIZE LAND
Large Estates IN Hands Of Mexj.
can Laborers.
VIII DO Difficult 70 oust yhsm When
Peace Is peclared--Blow up Own
4 tiuts 70 Celebrate Their
Triumph.

Eagle Pass.--Many Of the large
landed estates Of Mexico have already
been taken possession Of by the peon
or laboripg class, and 1t is going to be
D hard matter to oust them after peace
ts restored. according to Americans
and others who have fed TO this side
OF the border on account Of the cha
ptic conditions there.
II is stated that labor and socialist
agitators are spreading the doctrine
all over Mexico that the land belongs
to the common people" and that they
have right to take possession Of the
farms and ranches. In some local.
ties the land owners have been forced
to fee for their lives because Of up
risings OF their former employees. The
poems are being led to believe that
liberty Of the broadcast kind has been
granted them.
Manuel Figura. wealthy Spaniard
who owns Q ranch and plantation Of
more than two million acres in the
state of Durango, was notified by the
spokesman of his employees that they
had decided to take possession Of the
property and that Figura and HIS fam
lily would be given twelve hours to
leave the place. In peril Of death he
left. The state and district were with.
out semblance Of law and order. and
he knew that death would be the pen
atty to himself and family II he stayed.
He was informed. that 1t was the plan
of the employees to divide the big
property among themselves.
The main residence which the III.
gura family occupied was surrounded
by some three hundred adobe huts, oc-
cupied by the employees and their
families. There were also storehouses
and community well. Hardly had
Figura and his family departed when
the poems began celebrating by blow
ing up their own homes with dynamite
obtained from the storehousa. They
ended by blowing up the well. Then
they and their homeless families to
the number Of several hundred walked
to the nearest railroad town, twenty
miles away. and there took posses
sion Of the well at the station and
took up their residence in the box
cars on the siding, and they are still
1iving there.
In the vicinity OF San Pedro, In the
Falley Of the Nazas river, several Of
the larger plantations have been taken
pver by the laboring element and the
land divided among them. In the
state Of chihuahua all Of the land be-
longing to Gen. Luis Terrazas and his
son-in-law. Enrique CreI. embracing
many million acres. was conAscated
BY General villa some time ago. and
much Of 1t has been turned over to
the poorer class. Hundreds Of thou
sands Of acres Of land that 10 owned
By the Madero family have been d.
yided among the Indian natives.
Ripley County democrat., 1915-11-12
SEVEN TEACHERS IN FAMILY


Worthinston. Ind. Lewis Williams.
Z retired farmer. and his wife, who
I've . ths soa<A ~est psxt of ths town,
h.rc arr t1rsttcrs 1rt tvo z11s xho
are schoolteechers. The children are
Joseph A Williams Of the department
of philosophy and phypiplogy, state
Normal school, Superior. Wis.
Paul =. Williams. principal of the
high school g comatock, Wis: Mary
n Williams. supervisor of art and
drawing b tho high school. Rich
nnond; Nina Williams. head of the Dc.
partaent a English n the state Nor
NAL school Kent. q: cInr Williams,
teacher Of Ens1Ish n the nigh school,
Eorf Waynn. Ind; Rose WIlllams.
teacher o. Eqxliah IN tho high school.
EvanaxiIIel MISS Ida williams. IN
charge of ags and domestic qelence in
ths schQol& Princelons
Ripley County democrat., 1915-11-12

golIna. kan --Ilenriot<a Telehsraber
hus been xranksd I divorce ana $26. .ooo
6Vm william A. Teichgzaber. 8
wealthy farnnor a Gypsum The WON
. made a. unns11l pIee. Her hnp.
kaux u1o too Gonerous. ahe said
Hevsral ueoks aeo. Mrs. Teichsraber
declared. she wa called to look afl1r
her husband. Who under the influences
of liquor. passed ant ahonf tz,0o1 .
frlends h so bills. He vas stIIl el4-
iug when. % mop ~ llberaIIly, tAe p.
lice ARRESTED hiU y ! oherE1 4 drum
Ripley County democrat., 1915-11-12
SLIP BRINGS DREAM TRUE.
ksasss city Printer Laushsd, But
Loses HIs Hand Exactly -
Foretold.

Kansas City. Mo.--John ". Reed Of
the Reed Printing company dreamed
the other night Of cutting on his hand
"a Z paper guitar IN his shop. He
laughed when be told about the dream
ana ssid hs wa not superssitious and
had no fear.
Next day q be passed The cutter
Reed slipped and struck the lever H.s
left hand went under the blade and
uas severed at the wrist
The workmen, remembering The
dream. became confused and ten min
utss passed before : phynlcian vas
called.
Ripley County democrat., 1915-11-12

to crack, II will turn the problem over
to the board and ask s0s m answer K
Have any such questions been
asked3s was The next apestlos,
We'll. I should say there haye,e he
chuckted. nEou better belis#e they
gave vs. spne tough questions to an
swer, too. They're hard nuts to crack,
but, OF course, we'll get them straight
ened out all right. We have made
plenty OF progress now. OR principal
work laid out to date was In sub
marine and aerial engines, and In com
municative apparatus, both for trans
ferring Intelligence and directive
power for machinery
Motor Question VI.
What is the principal aviation de-
hciency iaio before your"
'oh, the motor question, he replied.
THE motor situation II only fair
abroad, although their motors are the
best now made. But we ought to be
able TO get much better one, and we
need It."
What do you think Of the use Of
liquid fire and asphyxiatins gases?'
They are perfectly proper for use
IN defense, but not for offense. A man
has right to claw, scratch, bite or
kick In defending himself, but when
he's on the offensive, mo-" i
Have any ideas Of material value
been submitted to the general science
boardgr was the next question.
Ideas" he calculated. "Well, bless
your heart, We are being engulfed
with ideas, 6
what Ia more, say cor US that we
want them to keep coming, the more
the better. You know the American
people are the champion idea-creators
in the world. You would be surprised
to know that In such 4 Heterogeneous
collection Of ideas that at least one
in every fifty is good. In some meas
ure, and worthy Of consideration.
Bankers and Messengers.
Bank presidents send them and
messenger boys. One Of the best ideas
we have had sent IN TO use touching
upon offensive warfare has come from
q young messenger boz, who has NOT
yet cast his first vote. I
"often the ideas strike some of us
as valuable aside from any twar sense
and then the sender - given o bit Of
advice. This Is only In rate instances
however," 1sess
How can America prepare itself IN
the shortest time; that Ia, how can this
preparedness be brought aboutf"
"The newspapers and congress are
all that can do IT, he said. Just keep
the public thoroughly informed OF what
actually is going on>abroad and how II
came about; Just what our condition
10 and what It would be five were not
prepared, and keep people advised oi
how congress stands on the questions
The people and then congress win Dc
the rest"
Ripley County democrat., 1915-11-12
A Pins whoopins Cough

Mothers, Dr. Belize Piae- Tar Honey
IL Just the remedy for your children 3
cold ailments. The fact is that pine is
quick enemy Of cold conditions. It's
qualities loosen the mucous 10 the
throat, sooshe The lung and open up
the air PASSAGES. The combination Of
money, soothing aud pheasant, with the
loosening pine quality makes this an
ideal cough remedy for children Each
passing year brings for u. new frirnds.
A family Of growing children cannot
afford to be without IL. $50. q bottle.
Ripley County democrat., 1915-11-12

fT>HE Texas Wonder cures kidney and
bladder troubles. dissolyos gravel cures
diabetes, weak and lame backs, rheumn-
tim and al i4ekulariiies Of the kidneys and
9ear ne9 Vii 6is "a sef 4, ns ~, s9,e r
ceipt of 81 One small bottle is two months,
Qeatment and seldom fails TO perfect cure.
HSnd Tor testimonials .trom this and other
& Louis, IA Sold by drsesists.- ADV.
Ripley County democrat., 1915-11-12
Colds No Not Leaxe Will
kna1x.

Becanse cold j. stuhbnrn ID na reH-
son why you should be. Insteai Of
HWearine'' II ont, eet sure relief W TAX
ing nf. kings New Discovery. DAM
gerous bronchial and lung aiIments Of
ten follow e,isi which has been neg
lectcd Al the bseinning. A. your body
faithfully battIos those ould germs, no
better aid can ha given than tho usa Of
this remedy ltz merit hae been tested
py ED and young. uel 4 hosllo to-dAy,
q aa1 500.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-03
Results of the Home Club
lnterbureau Tennis League

McCulloch. Reclamation. heat L. NJ Colville. In
dian. 60. G-5.
DoubleS-BeaJle and Brown Reclamation. beat
James and Colyille. PensionIrdian. So S-5; W. ).
Warren and [. T. Knapp. Reclamation. beat Ffye
and H. C. amss, Persionlndan, 36. So 6-2
GEOGRAPHICAL SURVEY VS.. PATENT.
Sirgles-H. c. Wells. Survey. beat F. n. Stone.
Patent. So. 81; Chalmers. Survey. beat Smith.
Patent. 6-i. 6-L
Do,Ibles-Stons and r. Z Marine. Patent beat
Wells and q. p. Stevens. Survey. 6-3. 81; Pierce
and Allen, Patent beat II. J. Jackson and NJ. Z.
Bachrnan. Survey. 81 s-3.
LAND vs.. RECLAMATION
Singles-C. y. McCulloch. Reclamation beat W.
:. Binley. Land. 6-3. g.
DoubleS-Dr. Fl. y Brown and G. n. McCulloch.
Reclamation. beat n. NJ. Greene and W. b.
Ross Land. 5-6, 65. 81: W. s. Warren and
&. p Knapp. Reclamation. beat W. B. Ross and
Il. 4. Daddy. Land i-6 S-3. e-3.
LAND VS.. SECRETARY
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PATENT VS.. SECRETARY
Singles-Loyett. Patent. beat Manning Secretary.
90. CO.
DOubl.s-Lcvett and Smith, Patent beat John
Harvey and q. J. Hesselmann. Secretary. So. 6-5
LAND VS.. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY.
Doutlss-H. ]. Jackson and NJ T. Bachman
Survey. beat W. S. Binley and C. B. withaner
Land, 6-5, St