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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-07-27
WHOLE REGIMENT
IS QuARAh7|NED.
Oklahoma Private Has Measles
and Has q Nurse and
Three Doctors Attend
ing Him.
PRECAUTIONS TAKEN
Because Soldier Did Not Complain,
Fear Is Felt That the Germs
Havs oot .
start.
PRECAUTIONS TAKEN

[By William q. Shepherd, United
Press Stan Correspondent
SAN BENITO, Texas, July IT,
Colonel r. L. Bullard Of tho Twenty
sixth United States infantry, grizxled
and grim. sat with his feet on the
sideboard Of his tent In tho center OF
. nifty mfle square stretch Of terri
tory which he comm ands and while
orderlies came and went, he kept his
eyes on the camp Of the First Okla
homa militia, across the road.
Colonel Billiards. tent hasn't al.
ways been across the road from the
Oklahomans. It used to be some
whore else. But Bullard had 1t moved
for the single purpose Of keeping
his eye on the Oklahomans.
Watching Mexicans in the San
Benito district, which IL tho mussiest
and the rainingest district on the bor-
der, with his seasoned troops Of regu-
lars. has been Colonel Billiards. Job
for nearly three years. But watching
Oklahomans will occupy his attention
for the next two or three weeks.
He has Imprisoned thousand
Oklahomans In their pasture camp
and. hls Job y 10 - that they otay
eiho Coannaa 1ilaasPa tronhae
began browfne withoGt the colonel's
knowing Il, nearly = thousand miles
away from here IN Oklahoma City
about week asQ.' whom lawrence
Attken, . street car conductor, -
years old and married only to Uncio
Sam with the militia company, rot
ON . train and, came to Texas with
his states troops. He had = little
fever then and when he took the
typhoid fever serum he got some
more. but he didn't complain.
In fact, the whole trouble u that
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Took Him to. hospltaI.

WASHINGTON, July 81. = Steven
q tailor Of Kansas City,
Mo-, was arrested in front OF the white
house today. when he attempted to
gain an audience with President VIII
son. He claimed to have suffered per-
secuhon in Kansas City. He was taxi
en- to st. Elizabeth's hospital for ex-
animation.
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ANOTHER
SC0RCHER
RECORDED.
Today Was Expected to be the
Hottest July Day in
the History Of the
West.
LONGEST HEAT WAVE
since 1871 There Has Not Been Such
Long Heat Spell
without 1
Break.
LONGEST HEAT WAVE

CHICAGO. July 77.-whfIe reports
Of heat suffering poured IN from all
parts Of the middle west and west
today, the mercury continued its up-t
ward climb. Another scorcher wasI
today's prediction by tho weather.
bureau. Unless the mercury tumbles,
quick, this will be the hottest July
in the history Of the plains states.
Government records show the pres.i
ent heat wave is the longest since
1S71-as far back as the records go.
The hottest spot in the United
States yesterday was Quincy. ILL.,
where los was registered. Pontiac
ILL.,, registered 104. There were plenty
Of COS.
AZ noon the mercury climbed to 100,
IN the loOp. here and d---indications AZ
Irsady were that 1t would go higher
Three deaths were reported from the
heat. Arthur Shehan, 40, an insurance
agent became affected by the heat
and jumped from q second story vim
dow to brick pavement. He was in-
stantly killed.
PONTIAC, Ill, July 27.-The in-
tense heat here caused the death OF
two farmers today. James KunkelI
IS. and William Hating, 80. were the
victims.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, July 27.--Ohid
sweltered today in one of the hottest
days of summer. Health officials re-
port that several deaths within the
last few days were due to the heat.
Temperatures range from "a to 100
BlissfuI 1antrum.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-. July PA
shivering negro rushed into policd
headquarters. He swung his aramss
stamped his feet and blew ON his finI
gers.
"Say, boss, why don't you'all send
someone to clear away that snow?' hs
demanded OF Captain Flahive. "It'A
so high the truck can't get through
And the ice is SO bad everyone is fall
ing down. IT'S still showing outside.
The negro was held. He gave his
name as Charles Jones. He continued
to shiver when put in a cell, despite
the 81 degrees registered by the sta
ton thermometer.
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1,issfui Tantrum.
Returned to Alpine.

Ell PASO, Texas, July 27.-Seem'
ingly dreading to return to the scene
of his shooting of Lieutenant Colonel
Butler and Mrs. SPANIEL, Harry j.
SPANIEL left Ell Paso secretly at mid
night in charge of armed deputy sher'
IFS for Alpine, Texas. He was sched-
uled to have preliminary hearing
there today. SPANIEL looked pale
and worn on leaving the local county
Jail to which he was removed for
safety shortly after the shooting.
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Killed Self with Razor.

DENVER, Colo, July 27.-While
doctor, called to calm him, was in
the house, Samuel Bradshaw, A, es-
capped to the bath room, locked him
self in and nearly beheaded himself
with q razor. He was suffering from
q nervous disorder. Bradshaw was
dead when the doctor broke In
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Sharks Male a Feast
= Bodies Of Sailors
Schooner Carrie Strong Was Wrecked IN Hurricane and
Man Eaters DeUoured the Crelv.

MOBILE Aa the schoon
according OFF,
crs Of the coast guard cutter Tanapoosa today.
sailors aboard the declared had
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Senate Passes BiIl.

WASHINGTON, July 27.-The sen
ate this afternoon passed without a
record vote the $312,O00,000 army ap.
preparation bill.
With one exception, the bill is the
largest military budget ever approv-
ed in time Of peace by any nation
The exception is the 1890, 100000 ap.
preparation by Russia In 1914-15 pro.
viding for five million soldiers.
The army bill follows close on the
largest navy bill. @3l5, 5,OO0,000 ever
authorized by any nation.
The total of the two Is $625 900 900,
she worlds greatest peacetime war
bill.
Fights are expected In the house
against both bills.
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NEXT FEN
DAYS TELLS
THE STORY
British Offensive Must Tackle
Germany's Most Pow
erful Counter
Attacks.
= ~ " -.
|u1rloRTANT SITUATION
10 Next six Miles Can bs Crossed,
Germans viii 30 Forced to
Rstlrs Great
Distance.

LONDON. July 27.-Within the
next few days the British advanced
lines must Withstand Germany's most
powerful counter attacks since the
start Of the allied offensive. The
newly won positions out of Pozieres
from which the Teutons were forced
out, will be the point Of attack.
This was the opinion Of military
observers here today. They pointed
out that the Germans have admitted
ly transferred large reserve forces 10
this salient from Verdun. knowledge
Of that fact made the British success
reported yesterday by General Haig
all the more satisfactory, but
It likewise gave notice to military
experts here that the Germans, feel
ing the menace in the British en-
circling movement from Pozieres
westward and eastward from Hill
141 south Of Thiepval, would attempt
its checking with every resource Of
men and guns at their command.
I'm their positions at Pozieres the
British are only a trific over six
miles from Bapaume, the immediate
objective of their drive. At one
point at least they have penetrated
the third line of the German front
II they can press the intervening six
miles to Bapaume = German retire
ment along = front of fifteen or
twenty miles is almost inevitable.
Flom Poxieres on to Bapaume the
country 10 fairly nat with none OF
tho ridges which dot the territory
just south OF Thiepval. except one
knoll known ~ Hill 161. None Of
the oflcial statements shed any light
ON whether this position lying north
west Of Pozieres is traversed by the
two strong trenches which Haig re-
ported having been stormed and CAP
tured. Apparently there was lull
in the infantry attacks along the
British front today. Feverish activity
in throwing up entertainments and
consolidating their gains will be
necessary 30 that the British can sue
cessfully Withstand the German coun-
ter attacks and until this digging in
is accomplished, 1t IL not expected
there will be another forward drive.
Hand 60 Hand Fighting.
LONDON, July 27.-Hard to hand
encounters with the Germans and an
active artillery pounding continuing
the night, was reporte-A
today by General Sir Douglas Haig.
He said the Teutons were Using guam
titles Of tear shells.
mo event Of Importance" was To-
ported by the British commander In
chief.
'"Throughout the night" he saId.
"our artillery was active. We cen
tinued to press the enemy In hsnd
to hand encounters at various points.
Elsewhere the enemy wss using gas
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Senate Passes Army Appro-
priation Bill Today With
out q Record Vote.
FOLLOWS NAVAL BILL
Grand Total Of ss2s, 10000 10 the
WORLDS orsatsst In the
Time o.
Psaes.

WASHINGTON, July 27.-.Add for
men and regulars on the Mexican
10 exceed $50 month
was ordered by the senate this after
noon as an amendment to the army
appropriation bill.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-07-27
POLICE GATHER
N SUSPECTS
Several Arrests Made in the
Dynamiting Case Which
Caused Nine
Deaths.
ONE FORMER CONVICT
Extreme secrecy Regarding sems Of
the Men Who Are
Dslng lnvsstl.
- aste4.
ONE FORMER CONVICT

sam FRANCISCO, July 37.-with
Warren Billings, former convict, al
ready under arrest, District Attorney
F1ckert today admitted that another
man had been taken into custody
here today and was being examined
by members Of the police squad in
vestigating Saturday's dynamithg
which cost the lives Of nine persons.
Extreme secrecy was maintained re-
garding the activities Of the police
and Ffckert refused to divulge the
new suspects name or TO say where
he is held. Neither would he con-
firm reports that q third man had
been arrested.
Meanwhile the police Of every city
in California have been asked to look
for Thomas Mooney, who recently at
tempted to start q strike OF United
Railways platform men here. The
police believe he has information
that he had been located in Los An
geles could not be confirmed. He and
his wife disappeared about the time
of the explosion.
Mrs Belle LAWN, at whose house
Billings resided, was examined by
the police today. but gave them no
information Of value. It was at her
house that J. B. Mcnamara and M.
A. Schmidt lived when McNamara
was planning the Los Angeles Times
dynamiting, six years ago.
Two More Arrests.
SAN FRANCISCO, Calf, July 27.-
The police admitted today that two
new arrests were made today in con-
nection with the dynamite outrage
which cost the lives of nine persons.
They gave the name OF one man as
John Federer, but would not divulge
the name Of the other. He Is said to
be a labor leader.
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british Steamer With Japanese
Grew is Ready to Dog
the Deutschland's
Course.
I SHE EVER DEPARTS
|aptain says Hs VIII Make Il safely
II British obosrvs the
Thrss Mile
Limit.

yJOIy0SOOU00nCs
BALTMORM Md.. InIv 1-when
e German sub-sea freighter Detltsch.
nd skins down the Pstapsco for the
pes enroute home. a BIZ British
eamcr. the Ardgryfe. II due to fol
W her a. : spy shit.
An officer Of the watch boat ad-
Tilted to the United Press that Eve
an to 20 out when our friend over
bnder does"
He was reticent about his pur.
bsea though he admitted that he and
4 Japanese crew are keeping . look
/.
"Llook M our record n port,s Ne
ID.
Ehot record 1hOWU4 only 11o9 n1U
me n Hight; It did not tell where
he goes from here or whether she
5ill dog the submarine farther than
ko capes.
/ The Ardgryfe carries . swarm Of
title brown men. They watch well.
Ind the Afdgryfe wireless can tell
hles IL she wishes to tAkO chanc0
nd the radio inspector. such thinsS
ave happened. $50
Tho Deutschland was still screened
OVay UcAIAU AoA va 90 ~soSs.As. =.
The tug Timmtns was ready 20 Tow
her.
Along the river, watchers hoped
phe would head out soon. A scorcn-
ing July sun turned the oily narDor 70
= shimering rainbow ana backed tne
spy lines. But with the vesSel
cleared, IL seemed 70 tue splee tnss
the Deutschland must AZ least plan 2
run for home. The story went tnas
she would sail before nlsnt. her
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Will Not 90 Tonight.
[By Carl d. Groat. United Press Staff

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PONTIAC. Ill, July 27.The In.
tense heat here caused the death OF
two farmers today. James Kunkel
Is, and William Hating, 60, were the
victims.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-12-11

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ze1t tor szis Fsrk street i@SroTs-
zasr: t.o.ts =; ys-. isE.s5 and ssczr=t
a. provided y TIE Avs Or the STATE
0. OKLAHOMA. yr0Tidsl taz, il czs=
tie property oErers EAzl eiect 70 Jey
ezsa for said Improvements. as they
nay % uode- tie lzWs Q! Oklzhonz.
t.en and IL hat event, TIE city -
serves tbs righ; 70 pay fo- said In
y.oTene1ts IL ezsa o. pan cash sr5
psrL bonds
Al. y-opoEsls ,OT Construction o. ss!d
t1y-oTemen;s all be oonsS:ered by
tie mayor and Bozrd Ot Coznissio1-
eTs o. the City o! Ar6uo-e. Okiz1o-
ns, =, = meeting 70 BE held al the
session chamber IL szid city a. s
O'Clock ?. II Oh tie lz-a dsy o De-
oember. 1916. and the oonrsc: vill
then b. awarded 70 tie loEesl and
bes; bidder vao sill undertake 70
Derfo-n the voTk. furnish materials
execute the bonds s1I construct said
Improvements according 20 the Tsso-
i1,.Oa Aforesaid. AID plans AID spec.
fcsti01s fled il the o.hos o. tie ciiy
clerk c. the City o. ArtEnore. erd CON
ply with al other terms and co1dl-
tons o. said Resolution.
Tie mayor and DllssiOners Re
serye tie -igl: 10 reject any and a.
proposals. tAz. usy Be received. e TO
any reason tlc same shall BE- unssi! f.
factory. G. Il. BRUCE.
tSezy City CLERK
Prs: published Nov. 2 1916 ll:
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NOTICE OF SESSION OF MAYOR
AND COMMISSIONER TO HEAR
OBJECTIONS TO EPPoRTloh-
SEST OF BENEFITS ~ STREET
IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO. %
OF THE CITY OF ERDpoRE.

Notice S hereby given tha. q zss-
sion Of the Board 0. Commissioners
O. the City Of Ardmore vin be held
IL session chambers in said city q. S
O'Clock .. H. on the 18Th day O. De
cember. 1916 for the purpose 0. hear
Ing objections and exceptions, Il say
there b.. 70 the appraisemelt and
appOr,.Onmelt o. benefits as made by
the board o. appraisers appointed 70
appJrtlou The benefits 20 TIE lots and
tracts o. land sg5.ec: 20 assessment
t9r tl@ Improvement Of that portion
o., Melissa avenue. southwest from
'l- Hes, line O. =" street 20 the vest
line o. % street. the same co-sii-
'g.i1z stree, improvement D.s,ric'
So ~ o. said city
=, said session the mayor and com.
mlss.0uers vll hear any objections
,aa, may be made % -aid app-aise-
men. and appor,.5lmeat and VIII re-
view and correct TIE same. and VIII
rsl-a or lower said ep95r-io1m-1, as
20 a-y lots or tracts o. land e--on
e0l-iy agp0r,ioaet and Ti.l by reso-
luol confirm said apprais-men, and
spp0r-0nment a. 20 revised and cor
Iec-ed by them.
Il vi,aes. whereof have ae-elu'o
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minority o. TIE said rsyo. and 50
---c. i0-gEr -1srez'tE q Oh and g.s
.s .C--t = psylrg quantities un1s'
--s rzrus AID conditions prescribed -
-7- form y .esse spprCsed ~ the
s=-retzry o. ias interior upOn the foE
.Js--E described land. situate Il Car
,=- o51nry. state o Oklahoma. tOsit:
--s syu-nszst cGsr1e. o. northeast
C1srzsr O. soutaesst Q1zrtsr, and
-o--1szEt quartz! 0. southeast quarter
@ sygf-=zEf quarter Q. section %;
al south La. q IFt1sssi quarter
O. s0.ibszET q2s--sr, and sO1thses'
T '--z--sr q sCgt1EeE; quarter o. sec
-5o- q ard so-i1-zs: quarter o.
. -J--1sss; gZz--sr q northwest quar-
.--r O section q. and nO-tbsest quar-
ts- q sC--EEHs; quarter Q. section
=. s.d LOr15sss- quarter Q: LOft1sss.
quarter q s=ctio. =. s-c southeast
gZs--sr Q: DDrt1sSsi quarter o.
so---Eest C1zrter. and east half o.
sozi1esst quarter o. EO1t1E 80 guar
;s- ard south 5zE o. northwest quar-
ter Q. soHtbszsi QZzrts-, AID south
wes. quarter q southeast quartz. o.
section Il. and north hst 0. north
w@s- quarter o! northeast quarter and
southwest quarter % northwest guar.
tsr o. rOr-bezst qusrrsE. and east hal!
q -oE-1esst quarter o. u0rtLsss-
quarter and northeast quarter o!
sCg-hAzst quzrTsr % uOrtlwest quar-
te- 0. section =. tOsnship 1 south.
range ! west. containing 30 acres,
more or less.
i IS further ordered that notice o,
tns sale % said OIL and Ezs nining z
lease shall b given by the said guard
izz oy posting IL the three most pub
lie places In said county FOR Eve days.
and b. PUBLICATION IL The Daily
Ardnorsiie o. Ardnore Oklahoma
one publication, for a period Q. days
next preceding the date o. sale o.
szid oil and gas mining lease.
l. j. further ordered that szid sale
shall oe for q cash bonus o. not less
than sig9 PEI acre. and Z royalty o.
not less than one-eighih o. all oil pro
daeed and saved from the premises;
and that said lease shall contain the
usual terms and conditions prescr!o-
I'd II the form ot lease approved By
the secretary 0: the interior. and that
said guardian i hereby ordered ard
directed 20 sell lease covering said
lands &; public sale OF the most sd-
vsntzgeous terms for = period during
the minority O. said ward. and 50
Uccl longer thereafter a. oil and gss
is found in paying quantities, ard il
IS further ordered that szid guardian
-eceiye bids and Offers on said lease
from whOmso@yer may approach and
offer 70 buy the same; and that re
,1rn and report thereof De made 70
This court
CHAS. s. FENWICK.
County Judge, Johnston County.
Oklahoma
fSesD t=5:
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NOTICE OF sHERIFF's SALE

State Of Oklahoma, County OF Car.
ter. -.
In the District Court within and for
said County and State.
Scott Halliburton company. a cor.
poration. Plaintiff. ". J. VI. Colson
and Moman Pruiett. Defendants No.
3Oil.
Notice is hereby given that I. the
undersigned sheriff OF Carter county.
Oklahoma. pursuant TO an execution
and order OF sale issued out OF the
district court Of Carter county. Okla.
homa. in said above numbered and
styled cause by the clerk OF said dis.
trict court on the l1th day Of Novem-
Der. 1916, will. on Tuesday. the
18th day OF December. 1916, at the
hour OF two o'clock p. m. al the front
door OF the court house In Carter
county, Oklahoma. city OF Ardmore.
Oklahoma, offer for sale TO the high.
est and best bidder for cash in hand.
and sell without appraisement. the
following described property and real
estate situate in Carter county. state
OF Oklahoma, tOwit:
One four-room house and lot in Ard.
more. Oklahoma. the same being the
east side of lot eight 81 block three
hundred thirty.seven t337) In the city
OF Ardmore. Oklahoma, and according
to the official plat Of said city. said
lot measuring fifty 500 feet front Oh
West Main street and extending back
TO q depth OF 2i0 feet, being the same
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NOTICE OF PROPOSALS FOR
STREET IMPROVEMENTS

E5Ice i- hereby given hat 10 pur-
.4a1c- %. a resolution adopted - the
Bard o. Commissioner and approved
.g the mayor o. the city o. Artuore
Oklahoma. 0a the --ud day Of Novem-
..- 1916. proposals viii be received
s, -a- office o., the CRY clerk O, tie
CRY % Ardmore. until Z O'Clock ?. N.
r- rl- l-.h day o. December. 1916,
..- furnishing the materials and per
forming ,le work necessary % .m.
prove The s9.Ioalng streets and p5--
lions .ae-e0. .n 20. city o., Ardu0-e
ll ,ae manner and sg5..c: 70 The con.
lr.1a- fo..osirg. foait.
Iha, portion o. Stanley Boulevard
from tire vss. line %. &c" street.
-al,lRes-. 20 tr. west line o.. IL
street. southwest. including alley
.-a-.lng- and street Intersections
said street shall De improved bv
grading paving ai,l 5.,1mlaogs maca
jam art constructing concrete c1rbr
and za,ters al1 shall ba q feet wide
,-o4 outer l.ae % outer line %, curb.
o, which 30 feet shall consist o.
sum nous m4oadam driveway aitH
concrete gutter - inches aide and
a. concrete curb . inches ,hick on
either side thereof said 5i,uminous
rarat4m t-il-Ulg shall .s construct
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property described IL the mortgage
recorded in Mortgage Record l2, page
IS. records o. Carter county, Okla
homs
Said property viii be sold as the
property OF the defendant J. VI. Col
son, 70 satisfy certain judgment rem
dered In said above entitled and num-
bered cause on May 10. 1916. IL favor
o. said ScottHalliburton company. a
corporation. and sgsins. said J. NJ.
Colson as principal. and said Moman
Pr1iet as endorssT, on which there
remains due and unpaid six hundred
and eighty-nine and 35-le0 dollars
tssss35) with interest and all costs IN
said cause incurred. including the costs
o. advertising.
Dated a. Ardmore, Oklahoma, Cd
this llth day OF November. 1916.
BUCK GARRETT.
Sheriff Q: Carter County. Oklahoma
1880
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PROCLANATION.

Proclamation s. hereby made that
On the ll,h day OF November, 1916.
the Board o. County Commissioners Of
Carter county, Oklahoma adopted q
resolution as follows:
RESOLUTION AND ORDER
Be il resolved. that the Board Of
County Commissioners OF Carter coun.
ty, Oklahoma deems il advisable TO
issue bonds o. said county in the
amount q Two Hundred Thousand
Dollars $500 900. .00J. with interest al
the rate OF 8 per cent per aunuR; the
purpose for which the money derived
from the sale OF said bonds to be
used as follows:
For building and constructing per.
manent state roads.
said bonds shall become due and
payable IL twenty-five equal annual
installmeuts. the first OF which shall
be payable one year, and the last OF
which shall De payable twenty-five
years from their date.
The number aud location OF said
roads is 20 be az follows:
Road No. Sec G State Highway,
ArdmOre to Lone Grove.
Road No. Sec. " State Highway,
Lone Grove 70 Wilson.
Road No. Sec. 4 State Highway,
ArdmoTe 10 Berwyn.
Road No. i.-Sec. II State Highway.
Ardmore to Springer
Road 10. Sec. Z State Highway
Miles /. first half OF 8.
Road No. Sec. T State Highway
Miles !. and 3.
Road No. Sec. D state Highway
miles !, and 9.
Road No. Sec. X State Highway
Lone Grove 10 Woodford.
Road No 9. beginning al section
corner common TO sections p, %. 20
and q. thence south ? miles on sec
t!on line 10 section corner common
10 sections "a and 35. all sections IL
Twp. south. range east.
The above minutes were read aloud
adopted BY the board and signed by
the chairman and attes,ed BY the
county clerk. tlis llth day Of Noyem.
Der. 1916.
on motion duly made and seconded
the board adjourned
J. r TALIAFERRO.
(SesD Chairman.
Attest: 5. ". TYER. County Clerk.
b. B W. DUKE, Deputy
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