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Methodist Church.

Sunday School, 9:45 a. n.
Morning Service, II a. ~.
Evening" Service, 1880 o. IN.
a. F. VAUGHAN. Pastor.
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Repairing OF cane carts. wagons,
etc. done at c.. s. BRENN'S at
Reasonable prices.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-07-08

Call on Neil Mcneil for fruit
Jars. All sizes.
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seconded by Mr.. Gabriel HaydeI
and carried.

seconded by Mr.. Gabriel Hayde
and carried.
Mr.. A. E Calm moved, s.copd-
ed by Gabriel Haydcl, that the
road committee md road engineer
De appointed committee to 90
over the Louis Kelly and Lsnga-
mats cDuiees and Investigate the
obstruction OF tnAsa c,ulees by
the railroad. Carried.
On motion of john A, Pharr.
seconded by O9cAr Boudreaux, it
WAS resolved that the Police jury
hsve sign board PLACID at each
entrance OF every curve in the
model road stating when to give
the signals and the speed limit.
Carried.
On motion of John A. Pharr,
seconded by John K Drackett,
the reading of Engineer's eati-
mate No, II was dispensed with
and same accepted. approved and
the bills therein ordered paid.
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No GOT will cure thi!Is and Fever.
1t Is the most spec y remed. We know,
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ROADS AND BPIDSFS

ROADS AND BRliNSES
Shady.ide Company Ltd, unloading gravel
and road work Il s.
Alfred Eorticr, Sr, road work -...
Alfred tortier, road work - IL 20
Texas OH Company, gasoline and mot"r
b Landry. road work. 49,. ..... . 90
j r. LOuStaot. hauling gravel ~ ~ : -
SimmS & Giles, oil .......... 3 90
Willie Rohichaux, ditchng. .........-.. 80
sam Stevenson, lumber -. ............. 1 90
Gooch Eraghead Go It'd, auto hire for
John Rochel So. " ! 90
Western Union, tel.griIIls %
Alfred Fortier road work ...... - 81 90
b >pller Il Co. lumber. Il *
Emile Il"bert road work AMI na!s....... 3 So
l. 4 RrDlchaux, salary on road and
. pThs'S' June -...;...... ......... ,! AZ
VI l. Harrison, road work . ..-....., 81 -
+ Spiler Il Company, lumbe r.... So
Mttteo Drdgna ROAD work ....-... -
Pharr h sons Ltd, road work w "A 90
G Gaufala. road work ... ...... l. :.
fortune Randolph, road work .....,.. : 81
4o 50
OFFICE SUPPLIES.
Cargiil Company, Clerks Office . . 80 H.
Foster Drug Company, Secretary's oitice.. -
st Mary Banner - s 80
II Latham, Seoty, stamps for juno go ; -
81 60
INCIDENTAI.S.
+ l. saucie-. demonstration agent. salary
The Franklin Ice Works, ice .............
Cumberland Tel and Tel Co, phone. ... | -
John C. Lewis 4 Co, prem on Scciy b md 10 90
Il Emmett O'Sicll. auditing books Of Sec
rotary, Treasurer, aud Good R"ai>
Book keeper. So. -.. ................l5"o 90
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~ S239.9l6 IA
~ 81 I that you issue to Mr..
lls,'s.s1a;'d To: Thorgeson a quiet
If. ..s June 2lth, lsls, and
- sS e term as Secretary
IN. q and he has issued NO
~ s ssos Ath, that you issue
Easrr UNlEL1, And;,o,
e !. q g. 7. B. Kimbrough,
~ .. Sidney J. Wolf'rd'
y o ~ received and filsd'
s .'s.a: to the above.
iss : WAS granted AZ
lsiiss.ssaas Presented three
8 1ss s.ea Of the Town Of
il ~. 3 !! June 1o.h. 1915
= ~, % o. before s one y en1
-, mo per cent iu,sres,
=, IT, ,ae second payable.
teesss S Years after DAFT.
- interest from date
II 4 GiI9y y. lie annually
"'M.oe payable on
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FINANCE COMMITTEE RErORT.
Franklin, La, July 5, 1916.
To the President and Members OF the Police
Jury:
Gentlemen We, your Finance Committee.
beg to report that We have examined the
following bills. and finding them correct,
recommend that they be registered and paid.
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Total Estimate SA Is
On motion of Gabriel Haydel.
seconded by T. s. Kimbrough, the
reading of the report Of the FL
aaI c. Committee was dispensed
with, and ali bills enumerated
therein and properly approved
were ordered paid
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III Gil WV lCcG VI tliC oiuC VI odit iiiof'i
vehicle at point 10 feet or more ahead
of it. The terms beam, as used in
this ordinance, is to he construed as
meaning the approximately parallel
rays Of lights and projected by re
f1sctor.
SEC 2. Be it further ordained, etc
That any person or persons, firms or
corporation violating the provisions
Of Section one of this ordinance, shall!
upon conviction thereof, before any
Court of competent jurisdiction be
fined not more than Twenty-Five (25 0o)
dollars. or sentenced to Imprisonment
for not more than thirty days, or both,
at the discretion of said court.
SEC. ; Be it further ordained, etc,
that all ordinances or parts Of ordi-
nances in conf lct herewith. be, and the
same are hereby repealed. NJ
Mr.. A E. Calm stated that he
had been requested by The Peo-
pIe's Sugar Refining Co. to re-
quest the Police Jury 10 grant a
rlgnt of way across the public
roads f,r tramway to connect
V. chelie aud Kilgore plantations.
az per map which he exhibited
10 the Police Jury.
Mr. Calm moved that this right
Of way be granted, the cons,ruc-
tion across the public road TO be
subject to the approval OF the
road engineer. This motion was
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FLASHES

Nshueu IFess iseuseu "tre.b
SAN FRANCISCO-She was
willing to serve her husband his
breakfast in bed, but when he
threw the breakfast at her for
serving it little too early she
objected, Mrs. Lavina Lehman
said in suing for divorce.
REDWOOD CITY, Cal.-To
satisfy debt of 1920, C. S.
Smith has attached virtually the
whole town of San Carlos.
NEW YORK-Hang crepe on
the cheese when you serve it to-
day. The macaroni workers are
on strike.
BOSTON-Three West Rox-
bury youths went hunting in an
automobile. They took a pot
shot at a crow and wounded two
grave-diggers at work in St.
Joseph's cemetery.
CLEVELAND-Frank Kruska,
chief claim agent of the New
York Central, left a pig in his
automobile in front of a down.
town hotel. Someone stole it. =
CHICAGO-Handbilis adver-
Using for IL black cats to fea-
ture a dance at Edgewater hotel
caused the arrest of Misses Paul
inc Williams, New Orleans, and
Lillian McMann, Nashville, at
Lincoln park.
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out lettering, and said: Howard,
| must go back to mamma. She
will be perfectly frantic IL some
one hasn't told her that l am safe.
We can go now. can't we, Mr.. Nc
Closkey? The trouble is all over,
isn't it,"
The trainmaster nodded grave
ly.
cts all over but the paying OF
the bills. That rifle-shot we
heard little spell ago settled It.
No, he isn't dead"-this in an
swer to Lidgerwood's unspoken
question--"but 1t will be a heap
better for all concerned il he
don't get over 1t. You can go
down. Lieutenant Baldwin has
posted his men around the shops
and the Crows Nest"
Together they left the shelter
of the trainmaster's room, and
passed down the dark stair and
out upon the platform, where the
cavalrymen were mounting guard.
There was no word spoken by
either until they reached the Ma
dia's forward vestibule, and then
it was Lidgerwood who broke the
silence to say: 81 have discov-
cred something tonight, Eleanor
I'm not quite all the different
kinds of a coward l thought
was"
Don't tell mel" she said, in
keen self-reproach, and her voice
thrilled him like the subtle mel
ody of a passion song. Howard,
dear, I'm sitting in sackcloth
and ashes. l saw it all-with my
own eyes, and ] could neither run
nor scream. Oh, it was splendid!
| never dreamed that any man
could rise by the sheer power OF
his will to such pinnacle of cour.
age. Does that make amends
just a little? And won't you come
to breakfast with us in the morn.
ing, and let me tell you afterward
how miserable I've been-how
fairly nagged father into bringing
this party out here so that might
have an excuse Toto"
He forgot the fierce strife SC
lately ended; forgot the double
victory he had won.
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Especial to The Times.

NEW YORK, Oct. 81. - The
Evening Mail. which is supporting
Hughes, in announcing the result
of a careful canvass of Connect
cut by staff correspondent says
that the nominal republican ma
jority of 10000 in that state
threatens to be turned into "a
Wilson victory.
The Mail points out that Con-
necticut is manufacturing state
where the labor vote is in q vast
preponderance. 1t continues:
Into the home of every labor
ing man in the state has gone a
neat democratic campaign docu-
ment containing a list of labor leg
islation passed under President
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"But-put Van Lew" he stam-
mered-and then he took her in
his arms an dkissed her.
She escaped from his arms and
ran lightly up the steps of the pri-
vate car. And from the safe van
playground of the half-opened
door she turned and Knocked him.
Silly boy" she said softly.
Cant you read print when it's
large enough to shout at all the
world? Van and Miss Doty have
been announced for more than
three months, and they are to be
married when we get back to
New York. That's all; goodnight,
and don't you dare to forget your
breakfast engagement"
(THE END
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CONNECTICuTIS WILSON

/ Wilson and in New Jersey when
he was governor. The republican
answer has come in the shape oil
answer has come in the shape OF
weighty pamphlets on the tariff
issue.
-. Henry Rearback, chairman
of the republican state commit
tee and old style state boss of the
Boise Penrose stamp. is running
the Hughes compaign and that is
not helping matters any.
He was a member of the fam
Gus credentials committee which
threw out the Roosevelt delegates
In the Chicago convention of
1912. Connecticut progressives
are not forgetting that fact in a
hurry"
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lice court.
Deputy Prosecutor Thompson,
who filed the state charge against
him. is investigating what part
Ellis and Ben Cozza, named as
incorporators of the club, had to
do with its actual operations.
Police Chief Smith announced
Saturday that he would file no
charges against the Cozza broth
ers.
Il find that such a case is out
of my hands, and that action, IL
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SOCIAL CLUB CASE NOW
BEFORE SUPERIOR COURT

An information was filed in the
superior court Saturday against
Fred Plugradt, manager of the
American Social club, charging
him with keeping intoxicating
liquor with intent to sci it un-
lawfully.
Plugradt was arrested in the
police raid on the club rooms on
the 10th floor of the National
Realty building, in which IT Ia
coma men were caught. He had
already forfeited 500 bail in po-
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CHAPTER MI.
The rucihle.

Only Miss Brewster herself
could have answered the question
of her whereabouts at the exact
moment of Van Lewis asking. She
was left behind, standing aghast
In the midst of tumults, on the
platform of the Crows Nest. Ter
rified at the sudden outburst of
violence, she had ventured from
the car to look for Lidgerwood
and in the moment of frightened
bewilderment the Nadia had been
whisked away.
Naturally. her first impulse
was to fly, and the only refuge
that offered was the superintend-
ent's office on the second floor.
The stairway door was only a lit
tie distance down the platform
and she was presently cropping her
way up the stairs.
The light of the sheppard fire
shone redly through the upper
corridor windows, enabling her to
go directly to the open door OF
the superintendent office. But
when she reached the door and
looked within. terror held her
spelIbound, speechless, unable to
move or even to cry out.
Two masked men were cover
ing with revolyers a third, who
was tied helpless in a chair. The
captive's face was CHASTITY and
blood-stained. He seemed to be
trying to speak, but the ruffian
at his right would not give him
leave.
This is where you pass out,
Mr.. Lidgerwood," the man was
saying threateningly. You give
us your word that you will re-
sign and leave the Red Butte
Western for keeps, or you'll sit
in that chair till somebody comes
to take you out and bury you"
The answer came jerkly. What
would my word. extorted-under
such eonditions-be worth to
your"
Eleanor could hear, in spite of
the terror that would not let her
cry out or run for help. He was
yielding to them, bargaining for
hts iifei
"we'll take it," said the
spokesman coolly. IF you break
faith with us there are more than
two of us who will see TO II that
you don't live long enough to
brag about il. You've had your
day, and you've got to CO."
"And IL ! refuse?" Eleanor
made sure that the voice was
s.eadier now.
Its this. here and now"
grated the taller man, who had
hitherto kept silence. and he
cooked his revolver and jammed
the muzzIe of 1t against the
bleeding temple of the man In
the chair.
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DESTITUTE MOTHER GIVES
UP BABY SHE LOVED MOST

care of himself, and have to be
away at work all day.
"My other two children could
stay with neighbors during the
day. Mary is five and John is
three. But my neighbors were
hard working people, too, and
they couldn't be bothered with a
tiny one like Mike"
Mike is being cared for by Mrs.
KiselIus.
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any, must be taken by the prose-
cutting attorney" said Smith. II
have laid the case before Prose-
cutor Remain with the request
that he take action"
Ellis Cozza declared Saturday
that, although he may have been
a member OF the club, he was not
an officer and had nothing to do
with the Incorporation.
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baby at doorstep to be sure he
would get good treatment.
Mrs. Antoine Kisellus, who
found the child at her door, and
who had no child of her own,
wants to adopt the boy.
81 loved Mike most of ALL" said
Mrs. Sokolosky in court. HE was
so tiny and SO sweet and so pref
ty. But he was too tiny to take
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offered, which CHANGED to be the
trainmaster's room. Out of the
private office and into the corri-
dor came the taller OF the two
garroters, holding his mask in
place as he ran, with Judson, and
all but one or two of the Others
in hot pursuit.
Notwithstanding, the fugitive
gained the stair and fell, rather
than ran, to the bottom. There
was the crash of bursting door
soldierly command OF Halt"
the crack of a cavalry rifle. and
Judson came back, accompanied
by Mac.
They got him." said Mac; and
then, seeing Eleanor for the first
time, his jaw dropped and he tried
to apologize. Excuse me, Miss
Brewster; I didn't have the least
idea you were up here"
Nothing matters now" said
Eleanor, pale to the lips. Come
in here and tell us about 1t. And
-and-is mamma safe?"
"She's downstairs in the Nadia,
with the others-where l sup
posed you were." McCloskey be-
gan; but Lidgerwood heard the
feet of those who were carrying
Flemister's body from the cham
Der of horrors, and quickly shut
ting the door on sight and sounds,
started the trainmaster on the
story which must be made to last
until the way was clear of things
a woman should not see.
who was the tall MANI" he
asked. 81 thought he was Hallock
Il called him Hallock."
The trainmaster shook his head.
They're about the same build;
but we were all off wrong, Mr..
Lidgerwood-'way off. It's been
Gridley; Gridley and his side
partner, Flemister, all along.
Gridley was the man who helped
Flemister last night at Silver
Switch-with Judson trying to
keep tab on Hallock, and getting
him mixed up with Gridley at
every turn, even to mistaking
Gridley's voice and his shadow on
the window-curtain for Hallock's.
Gridley was the man who stole the
switch-engine and ran 1t over the
old WRESTLER spur to the mine
to sell 1t to Flemister for his
mine power-plant-they've got it
boxed up and running there, right
now. Gridley is the man who has
made all this strike trouble,
bossing the job to get you out
and to get himself in so he could
cover up his thieveries. Gridley
was the man who put up the job
with Bart Rufford to kill you.
And I've got few thousand dol
lars saved up that says that Ran
kin Hallock isn't going to bang
for what he did to Flemister a few
minutes ago."
Lidgerwood switched the sub
ject abruptly in Difference to
Eleanor's deep breathing.
Il must take Miss Brewster to
her friends. You say the Nadia
is back? Who moved it without
orders?"
Yes, she's back, all right, and
I'm the man who comes in for the
blessing. l wanted an engine
needed one right bad-and l
couldn't wait to uncouple the car.
1t was Hallock who sent that mes
sage to Mr.. Leckhard that we've
been hearing so much about, and
1t was beg for the loan of a few
of Uncle Sans boys from Fort
McCook. Gridley got on to it
through Dix. BY Gridley's or
ders the strikers turned an en-
CINE loose to run down the road
for a head-ender with the freight
that was bringing the soldiers. l
chased the runaway engine with
the coupled-up Nadia outfit,
caught 1t just in the nick of time
to prevent a collision with 70,
and brought it back"
Miss Brewster got up out of her
chair, found she could stand with
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(Continued From Our Last Issue)

When the departure of the
quartermaster had left the office
story Of the headquarters de.
serted. it was the force of mere
mechanical habit that sent Lidg'
erw0od back to his room to close
his desk before going down tc
order the Nadia out of the zone
of immediate danger. There wal
a chair in his way, and in the
darkness and In his haste he
stumbled over 1t. When he re.
covered himself, two men, with
handkerchief masks over theiI
faces. were entering from the cor
rider. and as he turned at the
sound of their footsteps they
sprang upon him.
For the first remembered time
In his life Howard Lidgerwood
met the challenge of violence Joy.
fully. with every muscle and
nerve singing the battle-song, and
q huge willingness to STAY or be
slain arming him for the hand-to.
hand struggle. But 1t was two
against one; and when it was
over, the conflagration light red.
dening the southern windows suf-
ficed for the knotting of the
piece of hemp lashing with which
the two masked garroters were
binding their victim in his chair.
Meanwhile, up at the head of
the three-sectioned freight train a
mad mob was cutting the leading
locomotive free. They we're pre-
pairing to send the freight engine
eastward on the Desert division
main line to collide with and
wreck whatever coming thing 1t
was that they feared.
The threatened deed wrought
itself out before Mac, who saw
the move, could even attempt to
prevent it. A man sprang to the
footboard of the freed locomotive,
jerked the throttle open, stayed
at the levers long enough to hook
up the most effective cutoff for
speed. and jumped for his life.
While the abandoned engine
was, as yet, only gathering speed
for the eastward dash. Mac was
lodging the struggling rioters in
the yard, racing purposefully for
the only available locomotive
ready and headed to chase the
runaway-namely. the big eight
wheeler coupled to the presidents
car. He set the switch to the
main line as he passed it, but
there was no time to uncouple
the engine from the private car.
So there was no more than a
gasped-out word to Williams. the
Nadia's engineer, as he climbed
to the cab, before the eight
wheeler, with the Nadia in tow,
shot away from the Crows Nest
platform. And it was until the
car was growing angrily over the
yard-limit switches that Van Lew
burst into the central compart-
ment like a man demented, to de-
mand excitedly of Mrs. Brewster
and Miss Doty:
who has seen Miss Eleanor?
Where is Miss Eleanor"
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(Newspaper Enterprise Association
CHICAGO, Oct. 21.-Forced to
work after being deserted by her
husband, and finding it impossi-
BILE to care for her three children,
Mrs. Mary r. Sokolosky has chos-
en- to give up the one she loves
most-"Mike," age two.
The law brought Mrs. SkoloslSy
to court on charge of abandon
ment. She explained she left her
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LEGAL NOTICES.
LEGAL NOTICES.

WARRANTS of
redeemed said
men o
fourth
Local Districts Nos s 7s5 and M the sixth
Local Districts the
an
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cops NJ EET

Most of the republican candi-
dates for county offices attended
a G. o. P. meeting in Sumner last
night, and all of them were unani-
nous in promising an "economi-
cal, efficient administration"
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TACOMA EASTERN ADDITION.

John f. BeIcher. Tract beg. at
N. e. cor. of n. w. u of S. +.
4 of See. 2S-20-3-E. TIL. West
639.S35' more or less. tn. South
1875 tn. East 639.S35' more or
less. tn. North 1875 to beg -.
W. c. Ritter-Tract, beg. at
point 1888 North of the s. w.
cor. of the North u of the n.
w. 4 of Sec. 27-30-3-E., III.
East 500, tn, No. Sc. tn. w.
$50, tn. So. So to beg.........
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Local Improvement District No. 11O5.
Fourth Annual Installmcnt.
DONtHUE'S FIRST ADDITION.

Scan. Amer. Bank. ......'. No. q
Scan. Amer. Bank ..............
ii. +. Norris. Tract beg. South of
S. w. corner of Blk. /. bona
hue's LIST Add, tn. Hast 800
So. 1889 West 1870 and North
1885 to beg
j. w. A. Nichols. The South ~ of
the following: Beg. 6.1S chains
South and $50 chains West of
the Northeast corner of Sec.
6-20-3-E f., TIL. West 95.4. South
LII chains, East 95.i' and
North LII chains to beg..
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Local Improvement District No. so
Second Annual InstaIiment.
IMPLANTED LAND.

Fannie Peterson. Beg. at S. w.
cor. of e. u of N. w. Il of
N. Il. u Sec. 30-20-3-E. South
SO Sc East 2s0' and So No.
for point of beg, tn No, 1920
112.76' So. So Sc f. 100 to beg.
Kathryn Thullen-Beg. at a point
170' Il. and 265.76' North of S.
of N. E. 4 of Sec. 30-20-3-E
tn. e. 100 No. 1870 w. 100 tn.
s.. 12O' to beg.
d. Fenton-The North ~ of the
fol. tract: Beg. at S. w. corner
of Il. N of y. w. 4 of N. w. q
of Sec. 30-2Q-3-E. tn. N. 65s.57'
tn. SO. So So e. 2s2.50 tn. No.
20 So e. 1876 for point of
beg, TIL. No. 90 So w. 800 tn.
e. 122.4P to beg. ..............
NJ. w. Greer. Beg. at N. f. cor
ner Unity Addition, tn. SO. 49,
tn. e. about 1s0' til. so. 120' for
point of beg, tn. SO. 1895
tn. L. 1870 tn. No. 1Os.S5' TIL.
w. to beg. ..............
Maryland Casualty Co.. Beg. at
a monument 650.42' e. and
666.1S' S. of Middle Sec. Point
on the No. line of Sec. 3O-20-3-
Il. tn. s. So So T.. 357.5i' til.
N. 90 So Il. 1890 to place of
beg, tn. Il. 1894 tn. So. % So
T. 120.15' tn. w. 1921 tn. No.
% So tn. Fl. to beg.
MN.W. Greer--Beg. at the N. Il.
cor. of Unity Add, tn. S. about
$50 tn. Il. about 500 th. No.
about Sc for point of beg. tn.
N. Ely. about 81 tn. w. 120'
tn. Sely. about 81 tn. Il. to beg.
Maryland Casualty Company. /.
Beg. at a point 49, No. of S. L.
cor. of Unity Add, tn. w. 360'
more or less, for point of beg.
tn. No. about 113, TIL. ID. about
100 tn. So. about 113' tn. Il.
about 800 TIL. So. about 113' tn.
w. to beg .................
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-21
Local Improvement District No. 9O8.
Second Annual Installment.
ALkI ADDITION.

C. w. Scott. Beg. on the South
line of South 64th street 1864
West of Northeast corner of
Sec. 29-20-3-E., West 1915
South 800 East 1878 North
1870 to beg ................
c. E. Dunkleberger. Beg. on the
South line of South 64th St.,
135027' West of Northeast cor
ner of Sec. 29-20-3-E. West
III South 1870 East lit North
100 to beg.