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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-07-13
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Serial No. 01339O.
DEPARTMENT of the Interior, U. S.
Land Office at HALEY, Idaho, June
s, 1917.
NOTICE is hereby given that
James Quinn Of Tendoy, Idaho, who
ON June II, 1913, made Forest Home
stead Entry, Serial No. 01339O, for
the SEA seq SEA Sec. Is, the
SW4 SWl4, the M SEA SWA, the
So NE4 SWA, the NEA NEA SW
a. the VIZ NWA SEA, the SEA
.SEI NW4, the SWA SWA NEA,
Sec. II, r. 19 N, X. rs E., excepting
a strip 80 feet wide described as
follows: Beginning at a point on the
west side of tract listed, whence the
quarter corner on the west line OF
Sec. II bears s. "a degrees E., 1920
chains: extending thence 1914 feet
on each side of line running N. "a
degrees f., 1850 chains; thence N.
.83 degrees E., 1920 chains to a point
on the east line of the tract, whence
the quarter corner on east side OF
Sec II bears S. "a degrees E., 1920
chains; the net area listed being
138.865 acres. List Abb, has filed
notice of intention to make three
year proof, to establish claim to the
land above described, before Allen c.
Merritt, U. S. Commissioner, at Sal
mon, Idaho, on the 9th day Of August
1917.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Andy Moline, Edison A. Morris,
John w. Brown, Joseph L. Pattee all
of Tendoy, Idaho.
BEN r. GRAY, Register.
June 15-July 20
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Serial No. OI275O


Department OF the Interior, U. S.
1917.
NOTICE is hereby given that In.
clan L. Ely OF Northfork, idaho. who
ON March 81. 1918. made Homestead
Entry. Serial No O1275O. for a tract
OF ts.49 acres within the salmon Ma.
tlonal Forest in unsurveyed section
80, Tp "a north. range 20 E.. h. NJ.
embraced in List No. 4-lO2S, Home
stead Survey No. 364, divided into
tracts "A" b" and &C" and describ.
ed by motes and bounds as follows,
TRACT "A"
beginning at corner No. frnm
whence the mcandeT corner ON south
tine OF section l9 township "a north
range II f., II. NJ. bears north 80 de-
grees 81 minutes east IOO74 chains
distant; thence south IA degrees %
minutes west 2S4 chains To corner
No. :. thence south as degrees O min.
utes west 962 chains TO corner No
Is; thence north 81 degrees 20 min.
utes west l446 chains to corner No
~ thence north 30 degrees 10 min.
utes east t5l chains TO corner No
.; thence south 20 degrees 81 min.
utes east I.62 chains 10 corner No q.
H"hSe noFth ~ degrees 42 minutes
east zoos chains to corner No | tbe
place % beginning
TRACT "B''
beginnlnE AZ corner no. on line
from corner No. TO corner No :
south Il degrees 80 minutes VEST
NV CHAINS 10 said corner M 4,
thence along the mean high .xater
line OF the right bank 81 the Salr,on
river down stream. south 81 degrees
~ minutes west ass chains. thence
south ~ degrees SO minutes yrsst
III chains. thence south = degrees
- minutes west ll.35 chains. thence
NSutb % degrees So minutes west 2 "a
eh1lns, thence south So derrass 40
minutes west SIS chaias 10 corner
NO, = thence north 10 darraes az
minutes east Sc chains To corner No
10 thence north 81 degrees 1s min,
utes east I.S9 chains TO corner NJ
IL thence north ss degrees g. min.
utes east n-a4 chains 10 corner No
l., thence north 3 degrees o minutes
east HIS chains to corner No n.
thence north IS degrees o 1,ir,,t,,
east 1906 chains TO corner NJ, ~
place OF beginning. '"e
TRACT &C.,
Beginning az corner No. Ia IN In.
=
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-07-13
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Serial No. 022584.


Department OF the Interior, U. s.
land Office at HALEY. Idaho, June
20. 1917,
NOTICE Is hereby given that Har.
ry NJ. Corlett of Gilmore. Idaho, who
on March l. 1917, made Homestead
Entry. Serial No O22oS4. for SWA
NEA, Ma SEA. Section 80. and
NWh SWA. section 80, township Il
north, range 2S east, Boise Meridian.
has filed notice of intention TO make
hnal three-year proof. to establish
claim to the land above described,
before q, l.. Webb, u. s. Commission
eg. at Leadore, Idaho on the goth day
of August, 1917.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Frank Hoyt. Edward Walters, Wal.
ter Walters. Julian Johnson. all of
Gilmore. Idaho.
BEN r. GRAY, Register.
June 29-August 3.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
SarioI Nos n1Q7AQn1A067

OCA ltAA ANOns
Department of the Interior, u. s.
Land Office at Haley, Idaho, June IA,
1917.
NOTICE is hereby given that John
+. Hall of Leadore, Idaho, who, on
November IL, 1913, made Homestead
Entry Serial No. O14267 and who on
December 13, 1915 made additional
Homestead Entry, Serial No. 01S743,
for 4 tract of 1869 acres within the
Salmon National Forest IN what will
probably be when surveyed town
ship II north, range ~ east B. M,
embraced in Lists No. 1885 and T.
1921, Homestead Entry, Survey No.
361, described by metes and bounds
as follows: Beginning at corner No.
l, from whence u. s. Location Mon
ument No. 202 bears south 70 de-
grees 45 minutes west 1855 chains !;
thence north So degrees 10 minutes
east $3.50 chains to corner No q;
thence south SO degrees 43 minut es
east 24.91 chains to corner No. 8;
thence south q degrees 50 minutes
east 1892 chains to corner No. 4:
thence south 70 degrees % lnluuUes
west 23.15 chains to corner No, s:
thence south 81 degrees 81 minutes
west 1886 chains to corner No. s,
thence north % degrees "a minutes
west 1898 chains to corner No. 1,
the place of beginning, has fled no
tee OF intention to make final three
year proof, to establish claim to the
land above described, before O. l..
Webb. U. s. Commissioner, at Lead.
ore. Idaho, on the 14th day Of August.
1917. e "'' -
Claimant names as witnesses:
Fred II. Chase, Albert HUFFMAN.
John Dillett, Frank Goodwin. ali of
Leadore. Idaho.
BEN R. GRAY, LEICESTER.
June 22-July 81.
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LEGAL ADVERTISING

Merritt, q. D. Commissioner, at Sal
mon, Idaho, on the 24tn day of Aug
ust 1911.
Claimant names as witnesses:
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Serial No. O11ISn-

Serial No. Ol1180.
department OF the Interior U. s
Land Office at HALEY. Idaho, June
25, 1917. "N-'0
NOTICE is hereby given that To-
seph d. Grady OF Lemhi. Idaho, who
on April Is, 1912. made Homestead
Entry Serial No. O111s0. for NWH
81 :, So NEh. SEA NwH, section
So township is north. range "a east
bolse Meridian. has filed notice Of
lntehtion to make final five-vear
ptoot' to establish claim to the land
aooEe described, before Allen G
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NO NOISE IN cLAMoR
FOR BoHAlt.

II II noticeable that al the bid for
= sort Of popular clamor for Senator
H0Fah 20 recall his announced pur
pose 10 retire ut the end OF his pres.
ent term there II not neprd such a
loud noise In the clamOring aa TO dis
turb anybody'A sound sleep. The gen.
tleman from Idaho said two or three
months ago that he wanted to give up
his present job al Washington. Inn
mediately the Hearst newspapers, In
showing their dlsintereAted zeal for
the welfare at the dear "pepul,"
which showing never did ring true.
demanded that the Idaho conststu.
entA Of Mr., Il0rah beg him 10 hold
on and serve them another term II
II said OF our distinguished represen
tatlve Al Washington that he has
stood on all sides OF more public
questions than any other man now In
political life, Perhaps Idaho p0nple
think u time 10 let him stand ON the
outside awhile,
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LEGAL ApvrD.

Harry Kelly salm- !.
20 II. Allison, WaIts, 4
Amonson, all Of Lemsl /.
BEN r. epss.
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Beginning az corner No. IL on line
nom corner No. ? TO corner No *
and south IS degrees 0 minutes 49,
b.st chains TO said corner Is: thence
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Thsl Miios musical company left
SALMON yesterday for GihbOnhyille
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National Bank Examiner Swan has
spent two days IN Salmon this week
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-06
CHARTERS ISSUED.

The state Corporation Commission
yesterday issued tho following charters:
=, Amendment To charter OF Spotlcss
'onpany. Inc. richmond changing
provision for preferred stock
Amendment to charter of Chaplin &.
Hume. Inc. Richmond. changing name
TO Chaplin. Hume & Chamberlayne Inc
Amendment to charter of II. S. Elkins
Co. Inc. Alexandria. increasing capital
stock from So, 1000 TO $4,000
The Empire Land Corporation. Law
renc"Nillc. Capital stock. S"J.000 FUR
poses: real estate. Edward l. Turn
hull. Jr.. president: ]. r. tashley, sec.
rotary and treasurer-both OF Law
renceville.
The Liberty Amusement Company.
ms Frederickshui Capital stock.
s""."oo. Purposes: amusement bust
mess -. 7. Pitts. president: Karl
Iiman. secretary-both of Fredericks-
burg.
southern Autosnl Company Inc. Eoa
noke Capital stock. $50. 600 Purposes:
automobile business. r. NJ HuEhSon,
president; Victor u. Hardy. secretary
w; j. Eitchctt, Inc, Norfolk. Canital
stock, !i'.nn0. Purposes: grocery husi-
ness II. w. Ferratt. president: w. ].
Fitchctt. secrctary-both of Norfolk.
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C0EmED CITIZENS TO AID
ikBUYlNG LIBERTY BONDS
Pluns BEING Laid for Big ,InsS-Mcctins
10 Be Held on Monday
Night.

AS n preliminary 10 the colored mass-
meetlpE 10 he held on Monday night
at the, sharon Baptist Church, First
and Leigh Streets. in behalf of arous-
ing the coiorcd people of Richmond
10 the necessity OF buying Liberty
bonds, - AN enthusiastic meeting Of
prominent colorcd men was held last
Night in the offices of the Southern
Aid Society or Virginia. Inc.
ESohfFsAfitchcll. Jr.. president of the
Mechanics Savings Bank, who pre-
sided. explained in detail why it was
the duty of all citizens 20 shoulder
his portion of the burden in support
ms tho government in carrying out its
war program. He declared that col
ored men. as loyal American citizens
SHOULD be prepared to do his share. and
d$ so n" advocated that they buy a
aimed through local colorcd financial
inStitutions. Those present manifested
a 1leeprinterest in the matter. and their
cds operation in this nation wide move
msnt seems to he assured. The meet
imp was called together by Thomas NJ
CEnmD and John 7. Taylor. Of a sub.
cUmmittcc An charge Of arrangements
roy Mondays maSSmcctinG.
'At the masS-mcctinc the sneakers
wHl include tho following weIl-known
mAn: oliver J. Sands. president of tho
american National Bank: William r
Dabney. executive manager of the
Liberty loan campaign in Richmond
aTd Father Charles +. Hannigan. of
SIS Josephs Catholic Church.
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Real Estate Summary
CHANCERY TRANSFERS.

}. u. Cook ct ais TO T.. =. Lipscomb.
t"N3s feet. west line, OF Elm street. 90
feet north OF an alley. May I. 1917:
Drewry Mansion Corporation to y
J.; nanc ,,s ~ i;2Y No. feet, soutIwest
Alfred ); kirsh to, Field wilbon ct
street I'" 81 feet et' vest OF Monroe Street
May %. 1917. $4,000
. wilbon Phillips and Pollock to Berth.
: ;; blT ; 3oxi56 feet; north lihe Of
street June |. 1917: tax SIS. $40
II. u. Nuckols ct TX. to y. Courtice
scott, 81 feet > - inches by l5s 7-l2
juno >. 1917, tax SIT, $40.
Abbey Realty Corporation to Mrs
Nei 1.n, IL, Byrne. lot ~: block = section sn
Abbey Reai;% CORPORATION 10 Mrs
Mary Il. Oman, lot 81. block 3. Section
a, Colonial Place. May 81, 1917 5000;
;,a2i; ;t?s S street, May %. Isi7: tax
Charles F; Kaufel, ct ais to Addie
plan Of Fulton. June 4. 1911; tax .I.so
~; a 6 Dalton to Rober, and Lille NJ.
May 3; IS bs1ior tax Ak 81 SO ..u 49,.
1917. tax 81. $40.
Realty and Finance Corporation of
Virginia to Agnes n. Randolph. lots |
and >. block 10 North Richmond Ter
race. May 20, 1917: tax 81. $40.
l-e" Park Company. Inc. to s Hart
I'owell lot IS. square +. plan Of Lee
Park. March >. 1917: tax 81. $40
thristiaua Louise Daley ct vir to
,'corEc W. Gay Jr., - l2XT0 feet
known as .la West Charity street
May - 1917: tax $3.50. $40
To-" Park Company. Inc, TO :. Hart
iowcn. lot 81, block r Lee Park
Mnrch s. lrl,: tax Sl.lO. $40.
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cHA>cEny TRUST DEEDS.

Andrew krousc ct uy to Virginia
Trust Company. trustee. 2J 1-l2xl2I -
feet, known as No. 10 East Broad Street
May 81. 1917. $4,000
George w. Cay. .Jr.. to Robcr, g.
Rayliss ct ais. trustees. - LIMO feet
known AS 2l3 West Charity street May
-. 1917. S3.24J
Minnie NJ. Vaughan ct vir 10 Stuart
g. Christian ct ais. trustees. lots 81
70 ~ inclusive. Square .. Plateau. May
10. 1917. 1920
W ~ Meredith TO T.. r. Schmidt
trustee. lots 81 and 81. block 8, Plateau
May s. 1917, $1,000
Agnes -. Randolph to w. r. Redo.
trustee. lots and =. block N. North
Richmond Terrace. juno 4. 1917. 81. 600
trustee, lot IS. Square r. Lee Park.
MAJ &c. 1917, 1900
s. Hart POWELL to w T. Redd. trus-
S 1917 SSnn " "
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are guaranteed to correct the aka
Unity of your secrctionS, thus giving
YOU undiSturbcd Slumbcr. making for
Rest at night. and Energy by day. All
forms OF kidney disorders cannot be
successfully treated with Baimwort
Tablets. but when these symptoms
exist YOU will receive a gratifying re-
covcry If You use them; amount OF
urine secretcd irregular. insufficient.
to" frequent, too copiouS, aCcompa nj cd
by pain. difficulty. smartinc. burning.
irritation. pains in back. and grotns and
when the passage is foul OF odor high
~ rolored. etc. Also stoppaEe Of sccre-
ton followed by fever. chlls. pains.
headache. depression. etc.
HELP THE kIDSElS
Sold by all drug GiHts.-AdN
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courts could have proceeded by the
appointment OF a receiver whether We
had acted upon tho application or not.
Nor does the question of our control
over the receiver. il We possess amy.
arise nov.
IF We have amy. Will be glad to
cooperate with my associates in every
way possible for the benefit OF the
unfortunate patrons of this corpora
ton. who have been SO seriously af-
fectca. provided we can do so in JUS
ticc and equity TO all concerned ana
in pursuance OF Law.
lin conclusion. ! regret my inability
To appreciate the many legal difficult
ties which seem to have confronted my
associates in their cndeaNor to ascer-
tain the duties imposed upon this COM
mission in this case. which is controlled
entirely in my opinion. by virtue OF
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GnANcEnr RELEASE DEEDS.

stuart Rove. trustee. 10 Ene g.
spencer. 5ONl"o feet known as 1909
farton Avenue. April 20. 1917. $3.50
u seldom Taylor. Jr trustee to
EahaeIc Francionc. cixI"l feet. north
linc or Broad street. between Adams
ana FIRST Streets. June I. 1917. $4,000.
Richeson & Crutchhcld. trustees. 70
thris'tana Louise Daily. - l-2x70 feet.
hnown as 2l9 West Charity Street. May
II r. Pollard. Jr.. trustee. TO w. c..
tucker. 81 ".fxl2a feet south line of
scott Street June I. 1917. $3.50.
h r. Schmidt. trustee, to James Fox
- l-tHl32 feet. known as 30. North
! wenty,siNth Street. June !. 1917.
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ADJUSTMENTS
eddie. In .ybe Red MIL.

iSaddlcs In "The Red MILL"
Through an oversight. unintentional
OF course, and deeply regretted by
Tue editor" of the AcIdemy's program.
the names Of the Richmond children
e o)npEiSing the seXtct of Dutch kiddies
fhe Red MILL this weeks bill
OF the Comic Opera Players. were
omitted from the cast OF characters
One of the pronounced hits of the
Victor Herbert Henry Blossom opera is
bsing scored at every performance by
these clever youngsters. and the man
agenieht hastenS to give publicity to
their identity. The Riddles are Eliza
beth Moseley. Ruth Moseley. Raymond
Cole. Joe Wilson. Nashti Cosby and
Mary Fairfax Hall Matinecs Of The
Red MIL" in which Roger Gray and
Ran. Marble are meeting with success
IN, the stone and Montgomery roles,
VIII he given to-day and Saturday.
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economic structure is on shallow
foundation and the welfare Of every
county and every municipality which
~ served by a public service corpora
ton Is at the mercy Of the within o:
such stockholders. Not only is the
public interest in this question Of vital
moment but the bondhoidcrs. who
have taken the bonds of "A public SER
Vice corporation upon the faith that IL
VIII continue it's scrvicc. may lie de-
priNcd Of the security which the going
concern gives to them. In other
words. II our statute Is applicable to
public service corporations and he con
Strued as contcnded for by counsel for
the applicant the mere filing OF Il
consent I'm the Office of the State Cor
porat!on commission works ipso facto
revocation of the charter aud au-
thorizcs AN abandonment OF service.
and tho state Corporation Commission
has no power To inquire iuto the uucS-
ton as 10 whether the public service
corporation should be allowed to
abandon its service irrespective of what
may he the damace to the public
DUTY IMPOSED
UNDER COnMON LAW
after - most careful consideration
of the able briefs which have been
filed on this subject. we have reached
this conclusion: that. if section 50 as
amended embraces within It's terms
public service corporations il can.
not he construed to abroga;e the
higher obligation put upon public
service corporations by tho Consti-
tuition and statutes of Virginia not
to discontinue their service until
perm issiou therefor has hcen Sc.
cured from the State Corporation Com
mission
Nor Was such statute intended 10
do away with tho common law duty
OF n railroad to give reasonable notice
20 the public OF its intention TO aban-
don its service before such an aban-
donment thereof. In other words. he
fore the Tidewater and Western Rail.
road Compan can show that il is en-
titled Of it's own volition 10 tear up its
line. sell it's rails. and otherwise de-
stroy its ability to perform It's duties
as a public highway, and before il can
divcst the property owned and con.
troilcd by it of its public nature. IL
must first apply to this commission.
after public hearing and public notice.
and prove by all the circumstances
of the case its right TO accomplish this
end. and the statute must be con-
structcd either not TO apply to pub
lie service corporation. or. II applicable
to public service corporations. ii must
he construed not to abrogatc the higher
duties and obligations put upon pub.
lie service corporation by the Coasti-
tuition and laws of the State OF Nir-
Einia. and not to allow the owners of
the stock of such corporations with
out public hearing and without public
notice. to divest themselves Of all or
their public duties and TO change In
the twnl<ling OF an eye the public ma
ture Of property owned by it,"
Judge Rhca. in concluding his dis
scntins opinion, makes these obscrva-
tons:
whatever financial difficulty the
TidcWGter and Western ma: have had
for years past and the losses sds-
tanned by its owners and bondholders.
* NOT necessary for me TO discuss now.
II may he that the rcccivership WAS
haStened by our nonaction. At all
events. | take II. in proper case. the
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VETERANS GIVE
WILSON OVATION

Continued from First Page)
flowers on the graves Of Southern sol
diers who died in Camp Chase Prison.
near Columbus. Ohio. The cemetery
was for years neglected. and Mrs.
Briggs. her identity hidden, was ac-
customed 10 take her two little chill
drcn and drive six miles from her
home to Camp Chase each Decoration
Day and strcw flowers on the graves Of
DiXie's soldiers. The community won
dered who she was. General Young
said. and why she should decorate the
graves of the men from the South
Her mother. he stated. was a native of
Louisiana and her father from Ohio.
but her sympathics were with her
mothers people.
NORTH AND SOUTH
UNDERSTAND EACH OTHER
Former Senator and former Gov
speaking at the afternoon session. de-
ciarcd that the North and South un-
dcrstood each other better The coun-
try to-day, he said. stands unitcdly
behind the President. and we pledge
anew our everything TO crush autoc-
racy and keep alive on this earth the
principles for which Washington. JEFF
ferson, Lincoln and Wilson so we'll
typifcd and fought for"
Telling OF the union of former foes,
he declared: "Thc whole world can
now see that there's friendship and
reconciliation between the men who
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-06
MtHRI<GE LICENSES.

The clerk of the uus,incs Court &c.
Sucd the following marriage licenses
yesterday fNote.-Figurcs after names
denote ase).
~. Vernon Williams, %. and Isabel
Virginia townsend p. city
lanes |. Pannon. %. and lille Eir-
ginia RiGsb! %. city.
James Harry Mnhan"s. 81 and Eunicn
Irene WOodcOCk. DC CIV
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COMMUNITIES NOT At
MERCY or SrOcKHOI,nERS

The consequences which will follow
from such holding are so serious
that we must he very sure Of our
ground before we can give such a
construction to our statute If a rail
road or other public service corpora.
ton, by the mere consent of two-thirds
OF its stockholders filed with the com
mission can thereby relieve itself of
It's obligation to the public. then our
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TlDEWATER ROAD
CANNOT DISS0l We

Continued From First Page,
thirds of the stockholders shall assent
thereto, not only to dissolve the cor
lrration. but to abandon the service
and the obligations owed to the public
without any inquiry on the part of the
state Corporation Commission or any
court Of the Commonwealth as to the
right OF such corporation 10 abandon
IN Snr>i,n
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HENRIC0 DEEDS OF TRUST.

w T. Johnson ct uX. 10 Walker Scott
81 AL 100 acres AT Fort Lee. June ] +,
charles +. Houston ct w. to John C
r.aSley. 81 acres. 10 miles from Rich
mono on Three Chopt Road. May %
1917. Sab ~
James ~. McCurdy ct uX. to John c
EaSley ct Al, li2 Il 100 acres, miles
from Richmond on New Market Road
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HENRICO TRANSFERS.

Jacob j. Leonard ct uy. to Elmira
Soufh"orth. lots 20 and 81 in block
y. section J. plat of Highland Springs
June :. 1917: tax so. so.
conway r. Sands CT ais. to W. T
Johnson. 700 acres At Fort Lee June
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lacked Nerve TO spcnd Loot.

sROCHESTER. y. y. June 5.-Ar-
rested on 81 charge OF petit larceny
tpIs afternoon. Jose Jung. twenty four
years old. confessed to stealing $50
trpm his employer. Questioned by the
pUlice. he stated that while he had
nsrve enough to steal the money. he
dH not have the nerve to spend 1t. and
mat he had deposited il all in a saw.
iHEseAank. .