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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-11-26
Supreme Court
Decisions
From Hettinoer County.

F. Orth, Geo. E. Towle, J. r.. Orth
and 2. B. Orth. Trustees for Citizens
State BanR, of Regent, N. D., Dis
solved, plaintiffs and respondents,
VS.. Charles Precise and Nellie Lee
Precise, defendants. Nellie Lee
Precise, defendant and appellant.
Syllabus: Mistakes of law are Of
two classes:
/. A mistake common to all
parties:
2. A mistake or misapprehension
of the law by one party Of which
the others are aware at the time of
contracting but which they do not
rectify.
In this case a good banker fraudu-
lently led the defendant into a mis-
take of the law and thereby obtained
her signature to the promissory
note. To sanction such a procedure
would be a reprach to the court.
Appeal from the district court Of
Hettinger county; Hon. w. G. Craw-
ford. Judge. Defendant appeals.
Reversed.
Opinion of the court by Robinson,
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WILLISTON SCORES
S49 POINTS ON GRID

Williston, N. D., Nov. 26.-The test
of a football teams strength is in its
ability TO keep the opposition from
scoring while II is pushing touch
downs over the line.
In the season just closed, in which
the Williston high school eleven won
the state high school football cham
pionship. winning five straight games,
opponents, Devils Lake being the only
team to score.
Sydney, Mont, high was defeated So
to 0; Fargo high, 45 to 0: Minot high,
50 to 0: jamestown high, 102 to 0; and
Devils Lake high in the championship
game, 81 to 90.
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From Rarnaa cnuntv.

John e. Strong, PLAINTIFF and re-
spondent, VS.. James Nelson and Min
ME Nelson, defendants and ap-
pellants.
Syllabus: 1. In an action on con-
tract defendant may counterclaim
any other cause of action on con-
tract existing at the commencement
of the action.
2. 1t is held that the answer in
the cast at bar does not state cause
of action for deceit; but that when
literally construed, 1t states cause
of action arising out of contract.
Appeal from the district court of
Barnes county; Hon. j. A. Coffey, ].
Defendant appeals.
Reversed.
Opinion of the court by Christian
son, j.
Robinson. j., concurring.
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GAME IS LIKELY
Michigan and Minnesota Negotiating
for 1918 Contest.

Chicago, Nov. 26.-There is little
doubt but that Minnesota and Michl-
fall for a renewal of the athletic re-
Iations severed n 1910 when the con-
ference ordered Minnesota to stop
playing the Wolverines under the
rule that no conference team should
have aught to do with any former
member" of the organization.
The negotiations for the game Of
1918 are in the preliminary stage.
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EXPECTS MANN RACK.

10Y ASSULIdItU EItss.J
Chicago, Nov. 26.-Leslie Mann, the
speedy outfielder with the Chicago
Nationals, who is athletic director at
Camp Logan, Houston. Tex, may be
with the team again next season.
Reports have reached Charles Weegh-
man, president of the club, that Mann
probably will be given a furlough as a
reward for his services. Mann quit
the club before the end of the season,
having volunteered his services as an
instructor. He met with success in
introducing baseball, football and
other athletics in the camp.
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DePAUW STARTS TOSSING.
(By Associated Press.l

fsresncastle, Ind, Nov. 26.-Wtth
che football season almost over, bas-
ketba1l practice has started at De-
pauw university with six Of last
years lettermen ready Tn participate.
they are Royce Smith, Bastian. Bill
Kingsley, Cook and Kriner. A number
81 freshmen are also trying for the
team
with the exception Of the Univer-
sitv OF Detroit, which 81 q new foe on
the DePauw schedules, all games will
De PLAYED against Indiana schools.
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INDIAN FANS CONTRIBUTE.

IBy AsSOCIateu TTesS.J
Indianapolis, Nov. 26.-Baseball fans
of Indianapolis contributed 1882 to
the bat and BALI fund for American
soldiers, started by Clark Griffith,
manager of the Washington club of
the American league. Charlie Carr,
former manager of the Indianapolis
club, was chairman of the committee
which undertook the campaign. The
money is being used to purchase base
ball equipment for army camps, and
the forces i'm France.
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TaxList
SALE OF LOTS And LANDS FOR
UNPAID TAXES IN CASs
COUNTY.

Notice is hereby given that all the
lands and lots in Cass county. North
Dakota, on which taxes remain UNI
paid, will be sold for such taxes, in
vertising pursuant to law. Said sale
will be made at the courthouse in
the city of Fargo, Cass county, North
Dakota, commencing on Tuesday, the
10 o'clock, in the forenoon of the day,
and continuing until all lands and
lots upon which taxes shall remain
unpaid are sold as required by law.
The authorizations used in describing
lots, blocks and the various descrtp-
tions of land herein advertised are as
follows: L. or 1t. for lot; b. blk. and
blk. for blocks; sec. or s. for section;
T., tip. or twp. for township; r. for
range; rw. or TT. of w. for right of
way; $. for south; n. for north; e. for
east; w. for west; n. e. for northeast;
N. W. for northwest; s. e. for south
east; s. W. for southwest; or. or Y for
quarter; 5 for dollars; C. for cent; hf.
or n for one-half; TT. for feet, ex.
or exc. for except; un. or und. for I'M
divided; beg. for beginning; cor. for
corner; ad. or add. for addition; pit.
for point; par. for parallel; spec. for
special. The letters do indicate
that the property Is owned by the
description, or that the description is
the same as in the preceding descrip-
ton. Under the heading of total ap-
pears the amount of the tax, interest,
penalty and cost of advertising.
The following is the list of the
upon which taxes remain unpaid
and which will be offered for sale as
aforesaid:
TAXES UNPAID IN CAss COUNTY,
N. D., FOR THE YEAR 101G.
CITY OF FARGO.
RH7.
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FARGO TIGERS COME BACK.

After losing the first two games, II
to and 81 to 0, the Fargo Tigers
football team came back in the third
contest. defeating Kossick's Klub of
Moorhead, to o, when NJ. Brawders
carried over a pretty forward pass,
and NJ. Richmond kicked goal. The
fourth game will be played in Moor
head THANKSGIVING day.
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MACS DEFEATED
south Dakota state Wins at Brook
Ings Saturday, 10 to O.

Bookings, S. D., Nov. 26.-South
Dakota state college eleven defeated
Manchester college of st. Paul here
Saturday, 10 to 0, holding the Mime
sotans safely throughout.
The game was played in raw wealth
er. South Dakota's victory gives 1t a
clear record for the season, now clos
ed, with the exception of the early
trouncing administered by the Uni
Versity of Minnesota.
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WILL wREsTLE AT GRACE CITY

New Rockford, n. D., Nov, ga
big wrestling match will he staged in
Grace City. this county, Dec. /, when
George Brandau will meet Bob
Harbke of Grace City. Wrestling
fans in this district are wagering
real money on the match.
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HnorERs oUT o. ET.

San Francisco. Nov. 26.--Sacramentc
ill not bid for a team ia the Pacifhc
1aat league, according TO q dispatch
seeiVed by Pres Allen 4. Baum, Of
Is league This Is reported TO have
sarle Werden. president Of the Sac
memfa club. and Charles Graham.
40 was representing the league,
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FARGO YOUNGSTERS WIN.

The South Side Dodgers football
team, Fargo. defeated the Youngsters
of Moorhead, IS to IL. in a hard
fought game on the Hawthorne school
grounds. A. Richmond and B. Askan-
age starred for the Dodgers.
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ALL STARS" DEFEAT
HIGHSCHOOL JUNIORS

The. Fargo high school all-stars
football team defeated the junior
class team, Is to s. in a hard fought
game in the Fargo college stadium
. Saturday Yoffey and Beals made
touchdowns, and Beals kicked goal
for the all-stars, and BartelI scored
one touchdown for the juniors.
The TiuaunE.
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FRED HARTMAN HAS
AMBITION To GO TO
NORTH POLE By AIR.

St Paul. Mimi. Nov. rs. - Fred
Hartman. hero, even IL not the winner
OF the Winnipeg-St Paul dog race last
February. is studying in an aviation
! school I'm Boston. and in a letter to a
+ friend here says that after the war he
VIII try to reach the North pole in an
aMsEahfu.
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From Ransom County.

c. c. Arendts. plaintiff and re-
spondent, VS.. Charles e. Best, as
county auditor of Ransom county,
North Dakota, defendant and re-
spondent.
Syllabus: Personal property taxes
which have not been entered upon
the tax list against real property in
accordance with section 2174 c. L.
1913, do not constitute current or
delinquent taxes within the purview
OF chapter 252, laws 1915, which re-
quires certain taxes to be paid be-
fore deed may be transferred and
recorded.
From a Judgment Of the district
court Of Ransom county; Hon. Frank
p. Allen, j. Defendant appeals.
Affirmed.
Opinion of the court by Christian
son, j.
Robinson, j., dissents.
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as a part of the mass of property
within the jurisdiction Of the state,
regardless Of the domicile Of the
owner
Appeal from the district court Of
Burleigh county, w. L. Nuessle,
Judge.
Reversed.
Opinion of the court by BirdzeII,
].
Benton Baker, Bismarck. attorney
for plaintiff and appellant.
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Lot Blk. Amt.
Mary Swanson, be-
gin $50 TT. E. of
N. e. cor. of blk.
1, original town
site; thence r. SO
it.; S. to river;
S u h W esterly
along Red River
to a point 100 #.
r. of r. line of ....
First ST.; thence
N. to beginning. S153.3s
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Total
Lot Blk. Amt
Grace Ball Wheel
ock ..:......5 F ss5s.s4
TyIer's Addition.
Total
Lot Blk. Amt
John Collins ......10 % AZ
stern's Addition.
Total
Lot Blk. Amt.
Ida NJ. Melen ......3 I 2I46
WOOdrufrs Addition. n
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HarwOOd'a Second Addition.
Lot Blk. Amt.
John Oliver ......11 IS 73.s4
HeCtor's Addition.
Lot Blk. Amt.
Martin Hector q ].
w. Smith .... is sss5
HuntlmgtOn's Addition, Subdivision on
Lots 4 and 2, Block 8.
Lot Blk. Amt.
Gabrieison LIB IS Sis
Huntington'a Addition.
Lot Blk. Amt.
Lucia @. Nunamaker20 10 400
A. G. Keller 1890, IT a.11
Island Park Addition.
Edith A. Nichols, +.
SO 1t. a. 8. 10 IT.
Of w. as &c. OF -. q 1856
Keeney a DevItt'S Addition.
Lot Blk. Amt.
10. @. We1ton 1880. IL S2s6.92
EEeeney q Devitt's Second Addition,
Diekey's subdivision Of Lots i
q, 5 and a. Block 28s
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Lot I.....2b l8s 20 III 4L0b
g. Morton e. DOty's Addition.
s.. Total
Lot Blk. Amt.
Bertha Olson ...1 IL as
Egberts 0'Neil q HaRgart's subdivfa-
ion OF N. w, u Sec. II, Twp.
$780, Range 80.
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LOIHl
Lot Blk. Amt.
J. r. Sullivan 80. 8 at
do ........11 9 81
do .s......12 Eat
ELDRED TOWNSHIP.
Blasts Addition to Alice.
Stella LaValley ...13 2 .3s
EMPIRE TOWNSHIP.
Total
Sec. Twp. Rng. Acres Amt.
Harry A.
McCarty,
N. r. " .S6 IA So $50 8 1922
ERIE TOWNSHIP.
Total
Sec. Twp. Rng. Acres Amt.
susan A.
walker,
N 3. IL 14s 50 $50 > SO.s4
NJ. w. " IL i42 IS $50 1885
FARGO TOWNSHIP.
North Broadway Addition.
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30 IN

Geo. D. Brown,
lease No. 26454,
i1ois 50. It. 80. s1s1.s,
Mark e. Co, lease
No. 1888, 203,300
So. IT. ...... 4e.6'
A. &. Russell, lease
No. 24467, $50 50.
fl ............ 1.9:
Mrs. Carrie Sher-
man, lease No.
27346, 1920 sq.
IT. .......... Isl
Concrete Stave Silo
+ Co, lease No.
29625, 1880 50. IT,. ISL;
Oak Grove AdMfffNw
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LEONARD TOWNSHIP.

LEONARD TOWNSHIP.
Sec. Twp. Rng. Acres Ami.
Alice
Horne ct
81 81 h \, b
Y ....:..2s 1877 So so s 2o.7s
Elmer w.
Inman, N.
e. Z ....ss 1917 So $50 $500
do
S. e. "A ..ss 1877 So 100 $500
Village of Leonard.
(UnrecOrded Plat.l
Total
IT,. Lot Blk. Amt.
John L. Smith ...4 Il s "a
w. @. Bandy .5 Ia 50
Mrs. M. e. Watt -. 90 IA s..64
village Of Leonard.
Lot Blk. Amt.
Herman Seelig -. 5 30 1.84
do ...s.ss. 80 l0.2s
DO ...s.s.. 80 1.S4
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Yerxa a Franklin's Addition.
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Total
Lot Blk. Amt.
+, Leland watkins. 8 8 $3.50
Eddy q FulIeF's Out Lots.
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MAPLETON TOWNSHIP.
Sec. Twp. Rag. Acres Amt.
Grace Ball s So
Wheelock, -s-.t
z n
Christen-
son, N. e.
\ .......S5 fss so $50 ss.o7
NOBLE TOWNSHIP.
Sec. TWP. Rng. Acres Amt.
S. Christie IA
pherson,
~. il. u
less s. ID.
No. los ;. 8 14s 20 15s so.4s
j o h n p.
Kirby, N.
do
N. w. All 14s 40 $50 sass
NORMANNA TOWNSHIP.
Village of kindred.
Tai a
The Cordova daily times., 1917-11-27
PACIFIC COAST FIGHTS THIRD
 MAJOR LEAGUE.
(By Associated Press)


 SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 27. The Pacific coast league is go- ing to fight to the last trench against the formation of a third major outfit. This state ment was made by A. T. Baum, president of the coast circuit before his departure for the meeting of the Association of Minor Leagues held last week in Louisville, Kentucky. The proposition of merging the American and Information al outfits and having them take over a sector of both the National and American league fronts, has been opposed by Baum from the start. This ar rangement according to Baum would give the first string leagues the right to make further inroads into the Pa cific coast and other minor cir cults in their unceasing hunt for talent.
 By a special dispensation the Pacific coast league has a class double A rating, and it is not affected by the population and other rulings of the Ma tional commission. But the majors have the same right to exercise a selective draft of the Pacific coast talent as they have in other minors, and the formation of another first line outfit would strengthen that draft.
 The Pacific coast outfit as if stands at present, is not bip
The Cordova daily times., 1917-11-27
LARGE OUTGOING LIST
 LIST STEAMER ALASKA

The steamer Alaska sailed for Se- attle at an early hour this morning with full cargo of copper ore and the following passengers from here: John Tarpening and family, Miss To- la Turner, E. M. Bates, Mrs. Bud Casey, Mabel Morris, Anna Mendes, Mrs. N. R. DuBois, J. Eschelman, J. F. Long, Roy Smith, Alta Thayer, John Martincic, Pete Cooney, Harry Stacer, Jhon Larson, Geo. F. Coggan, M Dahl, J. H. Morgan, L. Smith, J. w. Bierer, Tilla Reitenberg, Miss Dahlstadt, Gus Larson, F. Whalen, A. Hallvorson and wife, Chris Foss, Lewis Faren. Gust Peterson, Joe Reddington, Mrs. Jasper and child, M, Esposito, c. Schumakoff, c. F. Chris jensen, J. F. Dougherty, F. NJ. Hird, G. M. Taggart, H. Glad, I, H, Suphel- len, o. L. Larson, Mrs. NJ. Ashton, NJ, Ashton, Matt Lemmoa, 3. Presley, Floyd Reed, F, $. Barbay, W. John. son, c. E. Roadruck, Jas. Clark, l., R. Doggat, Mrs. l. Doolittle, Dan Van derford, c. F. Lagoni, Marie Vernon, H. Lewis, Mrs. J. H. Quinn, N. G. Lashly, Miss Lashly and S9 second class passengers.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-11-27

enough to be given a major rating. Baum and the other magnates in this circuit de- clare that the admission of Se- attle and Tacoma or some oth- CT big northern city would au- tomatically earn this rating.
 "When it comes to a third major league, Baum stated "We are going to see that they do not overlook this part o1 the country"
The Cordova daily times., 1917-11-27

1918, as the day for hearing on said final account; on which day in the office of the above probae court, in Cordova, Alaska, at the hour of 10 o'clock a. m. any person interested may appear and file objections in writing to said final account and the allowance of the same.
 Dated at Cordova, Alaska, this 18th day of November, 1917.
 THOS. s. SCOTT. Administrator Of the Estate of J. Y Ostrander, Deceased.
 First publication Nov. 22, 1917. Last publication Dec. 16, 1917.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-11-27
NOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAL
 ACCOUNT.

Third Division, Cordova Precinct, at
 Cordova No. 104 In the matter
 of the Estate of J. Y. Ostrander, de-
 ceased.
 In accordance with the order of the above named probate court, issued on the 18th day of November, 1917, no tice is hereby given that the under. signed administrator has filed his fin al account, asking that the same be allowed and approved, and that the probate judge of the above named court has set the 18th day of January
The Cordova daily times., 1917-11-27

Miss Anita Ames, who recently came to Cordova, from the south, wishes to announce that she will open studio for voice culture. You can get in touch with her by calling 3S, rings.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-11-27

Joseph Laubner, heavy owner of Anchorage property, recently visited the coal fields at Chicaloon, and re- turned delighted with the prospects of a plentious supply of good coal in the near future.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-11-27

Thursday being a legal holiday the Finkelstein & Sapiro store will be closed all day.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-11-27

Sporting goods, cutlery, flashlights, at The Northwestern Hardware Go.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-10-18
C0TT0NSEED MEAL INFERIOR
Feeds Of Lower Value Are Means
Being Employed.

That cottOnsecd meal despite its
high price is generally inferior in quail
ity this year Is the conclusion reached
by chemists at the Ohio experiment
station. Fine grinding and adultrra-
tlon with fce,is Of lower valu. are
means used to make n low-grade prod
net.
The removal of the lint from the COT.
ton seed to make gun cotton allows the
hulls to mix with the meal. \ iiye-tnn
lot Of c0itonSced meal bought by the
experiment station was guaranteed to
contain 49, per cent protein bGt IN"
sample analysed 27.3 per cent and Il
second only IA per cent. II contained
large amount of finely ground hullS,
which have "a lower feeding value than
cat straw or corn slower. 4 carload
T. also contained less protein than
guaranteed. OF ten bsands in the lat
est inspection bulletin Of the Ohio
state board Of agriculture nine Were
below their guarantee.
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SllAGE RATION IS FAVORED
Seventeen Per Cent More Milk and 26
Per Cent More Butter Fat Secured
at Ohio Station.

Because of the economy and conven'
fence In feeding Silage. more siln> are
being huilt every season. This year
will likely see II larger number erected
To "can" the corn crop.
Seventeen per cent more milk AMI -
per cent more butter fat was produced
by dairy cows fed largely sflagr Than
by uth,rs fed mainly "a grain ration in
a feeding test conducted al the ohi'
agricultural experiment station. Thl
silagv ration produced butter fat NJ II
cents = pound, and the grain ration al
- cent, Two pounds OF dry matter can
be produced in the form of silase at
less cost Than one pound in sugar bcets
other tests have shown.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-10-18
COMMISSIONERS
SALE OF LAND.
GARRARp CIRCUIT COURT.

"
j. ID. Pope. ct al. Plaintiffs.
vs.
Ruby Tuner ct 81. Defendant.
Pursuant To Judgment rendered a,
the August Term. 1917. the unders,en-
ed Commissioners will sell st pubic
auction before the Court House door an
Lancaster. Ky, at II O'Clock A. NJ, on
MONDAY. OCTOBER -. 1917.
1t being the first dsY of the Garrard
County Court term. the real esta,,
mentioned IN the plesdings and des.
cribed as follows.
Tract |. Being the same prop~rty
that " as convey ed to James Turner b,
Jemima Cordsr and husband. by deed
dated Dec. 10. 1903. and recorded ia
the Garrard County Clerks Office,
Deed Book y. pag, and the
same Is described as follows: A Ger.
tain lot of ground and brick business
and dwelling house thereon. IN Lancss-
ter. Garrard County. Ny. on tn. South.
east corner o! Campbell and Bufo,d
ST. and bounded on the North by Busosd
street. on the East by an alley. on IN.
South by the property OF he Hopper
heirs. ard on the West by Campbell
street and being lot No. b. ON tn.
plat of the City of Lancaster. and cor.
tanning about one half acre.
Tract 2 Being the same that wa-
conveyed 10 James NJ. Turner by Georp.
Baker Hnd wife. hy deed dul, recorded
IN the Garrsrd County Clerk ofiic- in
Deed Boob No. %. page 55i, and dated
Jan. IL. 1910. aud Is IN the town OF
Lancaster Ny. IN the bpksr Addition OF
SAID City on Tuttrn Avcnuc, beginning
at point on the Northwest corner OF
the barn fronting on Tott,n Avenue,
thence $ - % " - feet: thence :
- r. GI1 feet to Slurm.s lire. and
thence with S'oTiues line nn rasirruIN
direction Isl feet to point thence.
parallel with the first line \ 81 ~
675 feet to tho beginning. containing
.. ~ acres. There Is Included in this A
oae half interest in the cisteeu ON what
il known as the William Humber ,tnbl.
lot. now owned by Link Jones, and
there ~ excluded from tins boundary a
smull lot sold to Sam leaGev contain.
ing about three quarters OF AN acre
The purpose Of this sa herein il tn
divide the proceeds arising from tn.
sale of the property among the Joint
owners IA their interest may appnar.
TERMS
The sale will he maur on credit OF
six and twelve months. in separate
tracts. and the purchaser or purchasers
viii br required o. execute bonds with
approved secuUty Tor the purchase.
price, said bonds bearing interest at
six per cent from date until paid. hav.
ing the force and effect uf n judgment
upon which execution may issue. pay.
able 10 W. II Brown. Master Com.
missioner of the Garrnrd Circuit Court.
and len will be reserved upon the
property sold herein until All the
purchase money is pHid
" II. BROWN. NJ. G. G.. c. G..
j. +. Robinson. Atty for Pr.
Capt. a. NJ. Dourne. Auct.