davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Morris tribune., 1916-05-05
DITCH 81

Beginning at a point eight hundred
eight feet (808) north sixty-six degrees
thirty minutes west IN 66 degrees 80
minutes W) of the corner common to
sections, seven ~, eight go. eighteen
hundred twenty-three (123) north,
range forty-four CAD west of the fifth
principal meridian and running from
thence south forty degrees east IS 40
degrees Ed thirteen hundred ninety
two feet (1392) to station thirteen plus
ninety-two feet (13 plus go;
Thence south nineteen degrees thirty
minutes east Is 10 degrees 80 minutes
Ed ten hundred thirty-sev feet
(1037) to station twenty-four plus
twenty mine feet GA plus 29);
Thence south two degrees forty five
minutes west Is 2 degrees As minutes
w eighteen hundred forty eight feet
G848) to station forty two plus seventy
seven feet (42 plus I'D;
Thence south thirteen degrees forty
five minutes west Is 13 degrees As
minutes w two thousand twenty-three
feet (2O23) to station sixty-three (63l !;
Thence south fifty-two degrees If
teen minutes west Is 81 degrees 10
Morris tribune., 1916-05-05
BRANCH 1.

BRANCH 1.
Beginning at point one thousand
feet south and eighty feet west of the
quarter corner, sections thirty-five $3.50
and thirty-six 1857, township one humid
red twenty-four (124) north, range
thence north eighty-twO degrees thirty
minutes east IN 80 degrees 80 minutes
Ed one thousand feet (1OOO) to station
Thence north seventy-three degrees
east IN 70 degrees E) thirteen hundred
seventy feet GS70) to station twenty
Thence north thirty2tRree degrees
thirty, minutes east IN 33 degrees 80
minutes Ed thirty-seven hundred fifty
plus twentyzseXen feet G61 plus rs;
Thence north sixty-seve degrees
east IN 81 degrees Ed sixteen hundred
forty-fve feet (1645) to station seventy
seven plus SeVenty-tWO feet (77 plus
Thence north thirty-nine degrees
thirty minutes east IN 80 degrees 80
minutes E) one hundred twenty-eight
feet (128) to station seventy nine
Thence north six degrees forty-five
Ed eight hundred feet (80O) to station
eighty-seven (8D;
Thence north thirty-one degrees
minutes W) three hundred seven feet
900 to station ninety plus seven feet
600 plus y;
minutes east On IL degrees 20 minutes
p fifteen hundred ,twenty-six feet
(1526) to station one hundred five plus
thirty three feet 1O5 plus 93);
Thence north thirteen degrees fifty
five minutes west IN 10 degrees 55
minutes W) nine hundred two feet
plus thirty-five feet Ola plus $50;
Thence north thirteen degrees thirty
five, minutes east IN 13 degrees 35 min
utes Ed ten hundred sixty-five feet
,(1065) to station one hundred twenty
five (125);
Thence north fourteen degrees
thirty-five minutes east IN ii degrees
35 minutes E) twenty-six hundred thir-
teen feet (2613) to station one hundred
fifty three plus thirteen 153 plus 49,.
where it terminates at station forty
five C45) of Main Ditch. -.
Morris tribune., 1916-05-05
RP ANru g

Commencing at point six hundred
feet (600) south of the center of section
twenty-three (123l north, range forty
four (44) west, and running from
thence southeasterly five hundred
thirty-one feet .(5S1) to station FIVE
plus thirty-one feet 6 plus 80, where
it terminates at station one hundred
six (106) of the Main Ditch
Morris tribune., 1916-05-05
COUNTY DITCH No. 18
., SfpvenS Comfy. MINI.

Commencing at point three hum
dred fifty $500 feet north, eleven de-
grees fifteen minutes west IN IL de-
greeS, Is minutes W. of the northwest
corner of lot eight (8), section twenty
(2O), township one hundred twenty
west ar AZ W. of the fifth principal
north eighty-nine degrees west IN SO
degrees w thirty -four hundred eighty
Aye feet, 2(3485) to station thirty-four
plus eighty-hVe;
Thence north 4 forty-nine degrees
twenty five minutes west IN 40 degrees
25nminutes W. twenty-seven hundred
fifteen feet (2715) to station ssixty-tWo
Thence north sixteen degrees ten
minutes west IN 16 degrees, 10 minutes
wy, nine hundred sixty feet (96O) to
station seventy-one- plus sixty feet Gl
plus 6O); !
teen minutes east IN "A degrees, 10
minutes LE), four hundred ninety five
feet (495) to station seyenty-six plus
fifty five feet (76 plus 55);
east IN % degrees Ed three hundred
eighty-fi five feet $3.50 to station eighty
plus forty feet $50 plus 40);. II
Thence north seventeen degrees fft
teen. minutes east IN II degrees. 15
minutes Ed three hundred sixty feet
$500 to station eighty-four (84; !
Thence north one degree west IN
degree W. nine hundred sixty feet
.(96O) to station ninety-three plus sixty
leG The enc plG north T9 forty-etght degrees
east IN 48 degrees. Ed one hundred ter
feet (11O) to station ninety-four plus
seventy feet GA plus 7O);
Morris tribune., 1916-05-05
FORK 1. BRANCH /

7Cemme ncing at a point eight humid
red feet north of the quarter corner
:tRirty-six (36),. township one hundred
twenty four 124) north, range forty
four (44) west, and running from
thence due south along the section line
eighteen (18) where it terminates in
station two CD of the Main Ditch.
Morris tribune., 1916-05-05
FORK 1. BRANCH a

Commencing at point four hundred
sixty-five feet (465) south sixty-fve
degrees east IS IS degrees Ed of the
1D, eighteen (8), nineteen (19) and
twenty .(20), township one hundred
twenty-four (124) north, range forty
three (43) west and running from
thence north eleven degrees west IN II
degrees w one thousand (1OOO) feet
to station ten (10);
forty five minutes west IN Y degrees
As minutes W. five hundred feet 5000
to station fifteen (15).
Morris tribune., 1916-05-05

at station one hundred eighty-three
plus. fifty feet elsa plus SOP Of the Main
Ditch
Morris tribune., 1916-05-05
BRANCH 9

Commencing at a point four hundred
fifty feet (45O) south three degrees
west IS 8 degrees W. of the quarter
section corner common to sections
seventeen CD and eighteen (18) and
running from thence southeasterly six
hundred seven feet (6O7) where it ter
inmates at station forty-one (41) of the
Main Ditch.
Morris tribune., 1916-05-05
FORK 2. BRANCH 2

Commencing at point two hundred
six degrees west Is 76 degrees W. of
the northeast corner IN. E. Corr of
the northeast quarter one. W of the
southeast quarter Is. ED Of section
thirteen (13), township one hundred
twenty-four (124l north, range forty
four CAD west and running from thence
north thirty degrees five minutes east
IN 80 degrees 5 minutes Ed four hum
dred (40O) feet to station four (4);
Thence north fifty-nine degrees
twenty-five minutes east IN So degrees
S % m 1D5et eo El eight hundred twenty
twenty-six feet az plus 26);
Thence south thirty-three degrees
twenty minutes east { 33 degrees 20
minutes Ed eight hundred seventy-four
(874) feet to station twenty one (21),
Thence south thirteen degrees five
minutes east IS 10 degrees minutes Ed
six hundred fourteen(614) feet to sta
ton twenty-seven plus fourteen feet
ct plus 14, where it terminates at
station forty nine (49) of branch three
CD.
Morris tribune., 1916-05-05
SPUR l, FORK 1, BRANCH 6

Commencing at a point five hundred
thirty feet (53O) south sixty degrees
thirty minutes. west so degrees 80
minutes W) of the corner of sections
(20) and twenty one CID, township one
hundred twenty-four G24) north, range
forty-three (43) west, and running from
minutes east IN 10 degrees 40 minutes
81 one thousand feet (1O00) to station
Thence north fifty degrees ten min
utes east IN SO degrees 10 minutes Ed
three hundred feet (30O) to station
thirteen (13), where it terminates at
station thirteen (13) of the Main Ditch
Morris tribune., 1916-05-05

minutes W. of the northeast corner
IN e. Corr of the northwest quarter
(N.W.A) of the northeast quarter IN.
E. II of section tWenty-four CAD, town
north, range forty-four CAD west, and
running from thence north sixty de-
grees twenty minutes east IN so de-
grees 20 minutes Ed one thousand
seventeen (1017) to station ten plus
seventeen feet Clio plus 10;
Thence north fifty-one degrees five
eight hundred eighty-nine feet $3.50 to
station nineteen plus six feet (19 plus
g., where it terminates in station
twenty-one CID of Branch Three CD. I
Morris tribune., 1916-05-05
(FirSt Publication April 90, 1860
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BUILDING
static ROAnS

Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids will be received at the office of the
County Auditor of the County of Stew
ems, at the Court House in the City of
Morris, State of Minnesota until 10
o'clock A. M, May 18th, 1916, for build
ing State Roads.
Morris tribune., 1916-05-05

Commencing at a point nine hundred
eighty feet (980) north eight degrees
thirty minutes east IN degrees go
minutes Ed of the southeast corner IS.
Wa of section eight (S), township
one hundred twentythree (123) north,
range forty-four (44) west, and run
ming from thence southwest (S.WD
eleven hundred sixty feet (116O) to
station four plus forty feet a plus 4O)
of the Main Ditch.
Morris tribune., 1916-05-05

minutes W. two thousand five hundred
feet (25O0) to station eighty eight
Thence south three degrees thirty
five minutes east Is 8 degrees 35 min
utes E) eighteen hundred eighty-seven
Plus Plus eigRty-seven feet Cio6 plus s71;
Thence south thirty-one degrees fifty
minutes east Is 81 degrees SO minutes
to station one hundred twenty-seven
plus forty feet (127 plus 400;
Thence east, parallel to and two r ,2ts
fwelTe hu n Sixty hf feet eo5 1880
station one hundred forty (140);
thousand two hundred forty feet (524O)
to station one hundred ninety-tWo plus
forty feet (192 plus 400;
Thence east two rods e rds.) south
of and parallel to the section line three
thousand two hundred sixty feet (326O)
to station two hundred twenty five
Thence south twenty one degrees
east Is 81 degrees Ed twenty-six hum
dred feet (2600) to station two hundred
Thence south sixty-seven degrees
twenty minutes east IS 81 degrees 20
minutes Ed four hundred thirty feet
(430) to station two hundred fifty five
plus thirty feet (255 plus 800;
Thence south two degrees twenty
E) two hundred .seventy;eiight feet
plus eight feet (258 plus s.;
Thence south twenty-five degrees
twenty minutes west rs 25 degrees 20
minutes W. five hundred tWenty-four
| feet (524) to station two hundred sixty
three plus thirty-two feet 1858 plus 32)
Thence south one degree fifteen min
| utes east IS 1 degree Is minutes E)
five hundred seven feet ,(5O7C to station
two hundred sixty eight plus thirty
nine feet (26S plus 39);
Thence south fifteen degrees fifteen
| minutes east IS. Is degrees Is minutes
| Ed eight hundred sixty mine feet $3.50
| to station. two hundred seventy seven
plus eight feet CIT plus 81;
Thence south twenty-five degrees
fifteen minutes west Is, % degrees. Is
minutes W. one hundred f1fty-f1ve feet
| eight plus siXty-three feet (278 plus
63);
Thence south twelve degrees twenty
| five minutes east IS II degrees 25 min
utes Ed one hundred sixty feet (160)
to station two hundred eighty plus
Thence south sixteen degrees thirty.
five minutes west IS 16 degrees Sc
minutes W. five hundred sixty-five
feet $3.50 to station two hundred
| eighty-five plus eighty eight feet (28E
Thence south sixteen degrees forty.
| five minutes east IS 16 degrees IS min
utes p ninety-five feet (95} to station
two hundr req eiightyoosix plus eighty,
mates in the natural waterway eight
hundred seventy-five feet (875) west
| of the southeast corner IS. E. Corr
| section thirty-two (32), township one
| hundred twenty three (123) north
range forty-four (44) west.
Morris tribune., 1916-05-05
M IN


twenty-five minutes east IN "a degrees
Is minutes Ed twenty seven hundred
hundred twenty-one plus nineteen feet
Thence north eighty-one degrees if-
minutes - two thousand eleven feet
(2O1D to station one hundred forty
two (142);
minutes east IN so degrees As minutes
Ed five hundred feet (50O) to station
one hundred forty-seven (14O;
m m2f1f esst IN 81
As minutes Ed two hundred eighty
seven (287) feet to station one hundred
forty-nine plus eighty-seven feet (l49
Thence north four degrees. forty five
minutes west IN degrees 45 minutes
.W) ten hundred fifty.nine (1059) to
six feet (160 plus 49,;
Thence north sixty-fye degrees fif-
teen minutes east IN SIS degrees Is min
utes Ed four hundred forty-four feet
(444) to station one hundred sixty-four
plus ninety feet (164 plus 9O);
Thence south twenty-threea degrees
IS minutes E) two hundred forty-five
feet (245) to station one hundred sixty
seven plus fffty-five feet 167 plus 55);
thirty- if minutes east east Is. 81 degrees
35 minutes Ed five hundred ninety-five
feet $3.50 to station one hundred seven
ty-three plus forty-t1ve feet 173 plus
Thence north twenty-six degrees
forty-five minutes east On 26 degrees
As minutes E) nineteen hundred fifty
five feet (1955) to station one hundred
ninety-three 193);
Thence north fifty-two degrees east
IN So degrees Ed one thousand feet
10000 to station two hundred three
(203;
forty five. minutes east IN II degrees
As minutes Ed five hundred forty feet
(540) to station two hundred eight plus
forty feet Cos plus 40);
Thence north fifty-four degrees fif-
teen minutes west IN 81 degrees Is
minutes w sixteen hundred nineteen
feet 1619) to station two hundred
twenty four plus fifty-nine feet (224
Thence north forty one degrees fif-
teen minutes west IN Al degrees Is
minutes Wy two thousand eighty seven
feet (208O to station two hundred
forty-five plus forty-six feet GAS plus
49,;
Thence north nine degrees forty five
minutes east IN 8. degrees As minutes
E) one hundred forty-seven feet CAD
to station two hundred forty-six plus
terminates in County Ditch No. 2 at a
feet east and six hundred seventy feet
south of the corner common to sections
five 90, six '(6), seven Cd, and eight
(8), township one hundred twenty-four
(124) north, range forty-three (43)
west,
Morris tribune., 1916-05-05

FORK I, CLEAR LAKE BRANCH
Commencing at point seven hun
i've degrees east N N S. degrees rec s. e. of
the southwest corner Is. W. Corr of
lot two CD, section sixteen 16), town
ship one hundred twenty-four 124)
north, range forty-three (43) west, and
running thence north twenty degrees
forty minutes west IN 20 degrees, 40
minutes W. twenty-six hundred fifty
eight feet (265S) to station twenty-siX
plus f1fty-eight (26 plus $50, where it
terminates at station thirty-one (31) Of
the Clear Lake Branch.
Morris tribune., 1916-05-05
FORK Is RRANcH /.

:
Commencing at point eight hun
dred thirty feet $500 south ten degrees
forty minutes west Is 10 degrees 40
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-06-19

Syracuse crossed the finish one and a
quarter lengths ahead of Cornell, with
Columbia five lengths in the rear of
Coach Rice S eight and the latter
some Is lengths ahead of PennsyI-
vania. The times were: Syracuse
Ills %, Cornell 11.20 3-5. Columbia
l1.32 and Pennsylvania 1906 Is.
The regatta was marked by unfavor-
able weather, and ended III the post
ponement of the freshmen race after
the crews had been called to the
starting line when it was too dark
to distinguish one eight from the other
All the existing records of the races
at Poughkeepsie belong to Cornell. For
the four-mile varsity race the Ithacan
crew of 1901 covered the distance in
Is minutes 53 Is seconds. The same
day of that year Courtney s freshmen
eight did the tWo-mile course in {
minutes II 3-5 seconds. The junior
varsity record, made last year by
Cornell, is 10 minutes Is second. II
the case of the first two marks condi-
tions were unusually propitious fO1
records. Cornell had powerful crew:
and the weather and water conditions
were just right.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-06-19
Sporting Notes.

A wild throw and a couple of pinch
hitters gave the Red Sox a victory
yesterday.
The Yankees had a picnic with the
second string pitchers of the Cleve-
land club yesterday, getting 10 runs
and 10 hits.
There were no arguments locally
Saturday as to whether it was a hit
or an error. That s something to be
thankful for.
Williams beat Dartmouth by insert
ing a pinch hitter into the lineup and
having the Dartmouth twirler walk
him with the bases full.
Now that Company has something
more serious on its hands than base
! ball a reorganization of the. BrattIe-
! boro league is necessary if there are
to be four teams.
| The rain not only spoiled the horse
racing Saturday but prevented a post
Iponement, for the horses that have
been in training ON the local track viii
be shipped away Thursday.
| The unusual sight of Il catcher lead
ing a league in stolen bases is seen in
/ Schalk of Chicago, who has stolen l.
bases, while such speedy men as CobI
and Sisler have stolen only ID each.
The University of Pennsylvania viii
! lose by graduation this month 46 mem
i bers of different varsity athleti,
teams, but baseball loses only one
Among those to be graduated is Mere
dith, world 5 champion middle dis
lance runner.
Jake Daubert of Brooklyn still lead
the National league sluggers with a.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-06-19
SYRACUSE CREWS TO THE FORE
Win Two Principal Events of Inter
collegiate Regatta.

Syracuse university S eight-oared
crews won the two principal events OF
the 9th annual regatta Of the inter
collegiate rowing association ut POUCH
kecpsie, n. Y, Saturday. The fresh
man race was postponed until today.
In both the four-mile varsity and the
junior two-miIe contest the Syracuse
oarsmen took command of the struggle
shortly after the start, and were never
headed, sweeping across the finish line
in perfect form and with plenty of
power apparently in reserve.
Cornell was second in each race.
Neither Columbia nor Pennsylvania
had the power to give the Syracuse or
Cornell cights a real battle. All four
crews stroked out the races gameiy
but the Syracuse combinations had
both the rowing technie and the phys
/ zeal strength to stave off any squirt
made by the other contenders.
i The varsity oarsmen from Syracuse
won the feature race of the day. de
i fcating Cornell by little over {
/ length of open water. with Columbia
/ about seven lengths back of the Itha
ca crew, and Pennsylvania four lengths
behind the New York oarsmen. Tho
official times of the crews for the fou
miles were: Syracuse 20.15 %, Cornell
2O.22 40, Columbia 20.41 Is, Pennsyl
vania 20.52 40.
i In the Junior varsity twomile rae
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-06-19
Sporting NelUs
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
American Leagu

American League Games Today.
No games scheduled.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-06-19
To Close Chesterfield Road.

Beginning on Wednesday, June 81,
the road from Keene to Spofford,
which is being Strengthened and re-
graded by the town near the Post
farm, will be closed for some little
time by the seleetmen. A detour will
be provided from a point near the
Anterior place to Spofford, using an
other road over which motors are like
~ to have to proceed with caution as
earth roads are now very soft owing to
the prolonged rains. It is understood
that there is a culvert to change or
extend and very considerable fiji to
make on the main road, which cannot
well be done with the usual travel
going back and forth.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-06-19
National League.

National League Games Today.
Boston at New York double head
cry.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn double
hoadcr).
St. Louis at Cincinnati
No others scheduled.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-06-19

Excursion to Plattspurg June Is. See
ad on page 3.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-06-19
National League.

Sunday Games)
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-06-19
At Philadelphia
American League.
Sunday Games)

Johnson and Ainsmith; Park, Daven-
port, Koob and SEVERED, Chapman,
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-01-14
Every Intelligent Person
Should Learn How
to Write.

More than million feobls are employed
in the publishing business in the Uuitei
States, and all Of them chad to begin.
They are dropping out every day, and seue
one must take their place. There mssi Ne
writers for
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-01-14
AAvE srRAneE svvMp 80 va
Peculiar Names Common IN GRsdsA
County Of Lancashire.

'Lancashirs folk. one Of them \
reminded to tell us. have their own
tasaS regarding Christian names, and
enc q the curious appellations they
delight ID appears IN the I.OnOon DAILY
News IA az account OF the clsvor way
b which z runaway horse was stopped
At Preston. The horo's name was
Doctor Whitaker. and Il is no IN
common one in County Palatlno, where
fond parents often gfvo the seventh
son that courtesy title, which leads to
much misunderstanding when he grows
up. Another freak is the redupilcatioB
o. the surname, ouch combinations ~
Briggs Briggs, Yates Yates and Elsa
Fish being fairly frequent
Compounds Of the Sarah Alice
Phoebe Ann and John Henry type
are" adds this authority, greatly Ia
evidence. and both names are always
used In addressing the fortunats pos
sessoEs--so much so shat parents will
sometimes have two OF their Offspring
chTistensd Sarah, the girls being n
their opinion amply distinguished b.
the fact that one is called Sarah Jam
80 The other sarab Anea
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-01-14
THE TnRICE-A- WEEK
EDITION OF THE
NEW YORK
WORLD

Practically Daily at the price At Week
y. No other Newspaper in sAs world
siyss a naeh A. 10 ldw price.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-01-14

The fundamentals are carefully aud sinp.
y arranged in our Correspondence Course
OF Instruction, A Washington corfeibofd.
snt WHO has written fol every siass q fdBil.
cations during the past twenty-five years
has arranged the work, and Il, in charge Of
the course. Money back if you are not
satisfied.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-01-14


There has never been a time
when newspaper was more
needed in the household. The
great war in Europe has now
entered its second year, with no
promise of an end for d long
time, fheSe Are world shaking
events, in which the United
States, willing or unwilling, has
been compelled TO take a part.
No intelligent person can ignore
such issues.
The Presidential contest also
will soon be at hand. Already
candidates for the nomination
are in the field, and the cam
paign. owing to the extraordi
nary character Of the times,
will biz Of supreme interest. No
othef newspaper will inform
you with the promptness and
cheapuess of the Thrice- a Week
edition of the New York World
THE THRIcE-A-WEEK WORLDS
regular subscription price is only
$1.00 per year, and it pays for
l5s papers, VIZ offer this I'M
e4halled newspaper and The
Kenna Record together for one
year for $l.65.
The regular subscription price
of the two papers is 80 90.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-01-14
The Newspapers
Magazines
Moving Pictures

They pay m2re for the same class 81
service than most Of the professions, With
a table, chair, paper and . typewriter yeu
can begin now, and you DO not need "a
Give up yoaF present oSedpxton OF eApl5y-
ment. Even Il you DO not wish to take up
journalism as profession, there Is no bet
ter mental training than learningsto write.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-01-14

The man or woman who writes Is auto.
mstically thfdwn. IN touch viii Tie bie b5e
pls who are shaping tic destiny Of tie Isisse
and the nation, and the big things that are
taking place in the new Development Of the
country.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-01-14
Notice for Publication.
Non.coal
T. s. O9bi3

NOn'CO0l
L, s. O8bl3
Department OF the Interior. U. s. Ian,
ONCE. at Fort Sumner. n NJ. DEC. sl. 1915.
No,ice is hereby given that Francis l.
Teague, ~ Kenna, N NJ. who. on May 23rd
Iqtl, made Homestead Entry No. OqBls, for
WhNE4, ana WhsE5(. Section 90. Township
As. RaHae 20 e. N NJ p. Meridian. has aled
notice Of intention 10 make Hnai three-year
pracfto establish claim 10 the laud above de.
scribed before Dan @ Savage. U. s, commis
sioner. 10 his once a. Kenna. n. H., on the
Isl day Of February, 1916
iainaut names as witnesses;
Thomas W Tow. Edgar L. Graves. Harvey
w Fry Alvin White. ali OF Kenna, n. NJ
A. J Evans.
Dec. 5i'Jan. %. Register.