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WALSH PROTESTS REFUSAL
BY ENGLAND OF PASSPORTS.
Declares World Is "Nnst Jnir Mn
King George As Its Chief
KCcD~r.


NEW YORK, August lS.-Frank y.
Walsh. chairman OF the American Com.
mission on Irish Independence, char.
acterizes the world as "a vast Jail with
King George Of England as its keeper"
IN statement issued here today. pro-
testing against the alleged acu,iies-
cence OF various State departments in
permitting England to deny passports
for their citizens to travel in Great
Britain and its possessions. He urges
that Il joint secretariat be set up in
the league Of nations to protect citi-
zens OF all nations instead of having a
single secretariat lin the shadow of
the steeple of Westminster"
The present form of the league COM
pe!s general sympathy with the inn
perialist:c ambitions of England. he
declares. He cites the case OF John
a. Murphy, OF Buffalo. y. Y. a man
of "unblemished reputation and in
sympathy with the Irish cause, who
asked the American state Department
for a passport from Paris TO London
The request was submitted to the Eng
lsh government and denied, Mr.. Walsh
says.
The statement concludes:
ITO begin d true reign OF democracy
in the world. the Jail doors erected
throughout the world by the passport
system must he battered down by the
Democrats who understand the true
meaning OF the words liberty and free
dom"
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cu,>crKy BAKGAIx AND SALE.

Lizzie s Sweat and :. J. husband 10
fse, ess, linz cn,y-cish,h street. as
tec; south OF Sill Road DESIGNATED as -
i. s6h s4.' , PsFi an ID! 4 S& sis tax
william Erne., re!s,esd. 70 Rosa !,os W
10y ,5o fee, south line Broad Street. y feei
AuF ;a%nf $. ls sS ,sS $. .i%.. rr,,a y
iA am n" inc g M5. Foy NJ AySnus. . Zee,
inches i,h by 10 reot . inches north line Floyd
Ss,r ei Lien. si.ooc July IS 1918: TAX
a III i. zoliins%r; q chsrie;,a County VA
S1Eu.: FRI i tx 's s,% M sic ,wf.,
10 p R9sens,c,n lot Of i,nd and and impF"y and
sc s" stSsets Sounded AZ fouow"
north by Nsnable Street south by property
S ?5"sT % G~ es4y b 1 s ana @ y
estate, west by Seventeenth Street. July -
Fred J. kesk and Mary =. !twttee, Of
hsnris1 cGn; to Wiian1 kIs'Sio-;G
sevSni@an;h s,r%r i fSe ncht b IS
feet 10 inrhs Al northeast corner seven.
;sc .: a, northwest ccrn ,,, whit!ock ana Wal
nu; Alleys. jniy ~. 1919; tax $3.50.
psno SSn: Ss ND Nd I'm ;g, TO Ie; ,
inches by 81 Zee; ? inches at mor,hea., cor
II.
August :. 1918: TAX ii.GO. $40.
sinsrey ConstrncrJn Co. inc. to l.. T.
5xs5 e "i wa u G%s y F;s aFoos v@nae "F
fen s%u'h 81 hr"Gkiand raFA Boulevard.
!d!cwocd Park Land Corporation to BYRD
Fark Homes Corporation Csp. 3ii feet i
inche by 100 feet south linc Hcvcr!y street.
between Addison ana Fam Streets: ,2ndb.
81 feet Inches by llo feet north line
Rosewood Avenue. between Addison and Elm
streets; t3ral, III feet inches by no
West and Addison streets: Gth,. &ii feet
inches by ll0 ie-t north limo Maplewood
Av%nue. between Addison and Elm Streets:
line Map!ewoo: Avenue between i:m Street
and linz parallel herewith. July 70 1919:
Sinsrcy CONSTRUCTION CO. Inc. to +: Ser
land Park. 80 ivy i@5 feet wcSt linz Fcn,iail
Avenue, leo feet south o. EroOklaud Park
i'@nieva:I: July ~, 1913: tax 50. $40.
=. Shyyy Chase Realty Corpora; ion to John
, ,sNa 13" fset on Bellevue Avenue. August :,
;, AiyA ". Maynard and Jesse l.. twitc, to
sonic feet at southeast corner Park AVc,
Augus; !. iSi S'' TAX 81. S Sic Lien S''So0
Christine Gerar.dinc Knudsrn and T. l..
Avenue. 3oxl3o feet north line Grave Avce
nue. 20 feet wost OF CRANKY street in,
SN9.i373o August II. 1919; tax si5.50.
P !; Sweeney and Margaret ,wifc, to
Mrs. Willie ~ Robinson No 2oi -Four; h
avenue. '"NliO feet west side Fourth Ave-
nue.. 8" feet south OF Chestnut Avenue
August !. 1919. Si.2a0.
John J.. Ingram ana Henry c. Rely spc
ci"l commissioners (Annic Harper Sullivan
~ as -. Hattie J.. Hawks ct alsD 10 l.
Gordon No. ST. West Main Street. .6x63
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~s.s.f Hssf@ss hs
Moultcn. jr.. j. p. itaissr Iueicn W Bns.
ham. Il. a liarman and e. s,rudw!ck, Jr..
Jr.-both OF Powhatan. Va. named as pres
vs paot fSnSSS grodaSc sF
M;sTfe Inc, .nnIssh , Va; MaSinum
\. Market. president; S. 4 Markci. score.
SSr 4S tom Ri bsnGss and
autnmooie sccessories and sens-aI auto
" RlveSside Csmetery corpoT;au2.n ~ Norfolk.
bsrt and TsI Richard H. Johnson . eis
New York city. named a. president, Gen:
ersi real estate business
,un Uphill "s s,caR sisSeS "ismum . s.!
3Go Charles l. ,MgKenneyi, PRESIDENT; w II.
nsys j. GFESGsR saa GAFTG ID @n9a
rant and iunchrosm and places OF anuse-
Holland s weiskapt Inc. Norfolk. Va,
,s,@e r. J. Holland. president: L.. L. Hoi.
ana sssrEyn a. a"d lo M" VA n Ws
mobile. accessories. business
w Z Jone; InG Newno %,s Nsws Va
siG6 '"s''" ei lqSH s stSS "'Tin' E
I9GSs %. va and W & MSTns Of
storage business
a 9G ssS Into toc New ,o Sfwn n, na Ms s.
200 II. Gordon. president: N II. Malina.
Ssws Il. hevS ana mem
clothing. boots and shoes. etc.
Green kevan manufacturing CORPORATION.
5000: minimum. $1,000 S. NJ Green. IT..
president: W Il. Mayton. Wilson Il. Cole.
sccretary-ail OF Petersburg. Va. Electric
signs and other advertising devices.
Amendment - charter -. Ccdartown
Co. Roanoke. Charles Adamson. PRESIDENT:
Lena 5. Adumson. secretary. Increasing It's
powers
Amendment TO charter of Petersburg Hos.
nItaI. Inc. Petersburg. Va Miss Mary Paul
Roper. president. Mrs Robert W. Raincy.
secretary. Plan OF organization and man
aEcment changed
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PROBING COAL OPERATORS
IN BIRMINGHAM DISTRICT
United states District Attorney to Pre-
sent Evidence 10 Next Federal
Grand Jury.

BIRMINGHAM. ALA, August IS
Alleged violations OF antitrust laws
by coal operators in tho Birmingham
district have been under Investigation
by secret agents of the Department of
Justice, sent here from Washing ton.
for the last three weeks. according
TO an announcement today by Erie
Pettus. United states district attorney
for the Northern district of Alabama.
Results of their activity will bc given
to the Federal grand jury. Sensational
Developments are promised.
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SHORT TERM NOTES

Am, Toha 600 =. Nov. :. 10! ...-......... lc0l.
Am. Tobacco -. Nov. J. 1921 ............. lO3a;
AnS.o-FTenCA 81. oct. 10. 1870. ,.......... 81.
Armour aud 60 t., June - is2. ....... igl
British j.s. Nov. J. lsIg.................. 10
British Js Nov !. 49,! ........-..... ssi-
q. Is and - Joint - july J. 1921 -.,... So.
cudahy Packing co. -. July 10 l.-s.... 1919.
Hooking Va, Ky. Co! TT S. Mar. !. 1874 3.
Jacob Dold Packing Co. -. Nov. -. .923 .o.i?
L.gGctt and Myers IS. Dec. l. !9.i...... itni.
Moline Plow co. a.. Sept. l. 1921 800. l0lt:
Moline Plow co. IS. Sent. !. 1928 ...... IN.
M2nonEa he ID, VALLEY Traction Co l. -
Proctor and Gamble g. Mar !. 1871. ioi%
Proctor ana tainue a. Mar. 1875. 1885,
Southern Railway -, Mar. l. 49, q
Swift and co. s.. August II. 1921 ...... 100
ing 6s Feb. J. 1890 ............ 1905.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-19

NJ" YORK. August ls.-Weakncss devcl-
opth on IN" outS!d- securities market az
Yer IN" opening influenced by the wcn kres.
IN, 9tncr security markets. The lower prices
"hi'h We're from ! TO more than } points
e.i"r out much IN the -~llinG pressure. and
~ INC los levels offerings were small
rho demand too. Mas light accountInv fnr
m m case with which losses were mad.
fupNr interest entirely out OF the market,
although some inquiry for stocHs was noted
AZ mo lowest levels of tho day. Indus
,rla!s were loss active today than they
nave been for many weeks and prices were
Al nooLt the lowest levels that hay. been
'"rn"d IN the present movement and tn.
lowest mat have been recorded III more
thaH three moathA. OILS were very uuct
ana prices showed httaGier tone than In
any Other paEt OF The curh LII -
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NEW ORLEANS. August !s.-Scw low
levels for the downward movement in cot
ton reached today. the market open
Ing at the decline and holding an easy
The Mexican situation. poor Liverpool ca
bles. "a good weather map and the weak
ness of foreign exchange were the main
item. back OF the selling. The claim was
constantly made By bu!!ish traders that
the market ovcrSoid. but reactions
from the decline were not wide and very
lIttlc buying power developed at any time.
In the early trading prices were about
30 points on. and around noon the were
20 10 50 points down. while at the lowest
In the afternoon they were 81 To Q. points
down. Closing quotations showed net losses
OF 20 to ~ points Throughout the DAY
there was more less realizing by shorts
and this dema nd kept the market from
breaking widely. but there were no uD-
turns OF consequence.
Spots were reduced 80 points to 3).:s for
,nddIins which prices COMPARED with the
low on October OF 1910. The widening dis
count contracts attracted increased at
tcntion.
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NEw yoRK LIVE srocK MARKEr.

steers; loSo@iG.so; bulls. s.oo@Io3o; cows.
i.G00 1850; heifers. S.G0etII.5D.
C al, a. s'ronE; vsals SS1@2S9o: cuils;
calves. H.WNla 500; EraSscrS. l0.o0m110).
Sheep and lambs. steady: sheen. $500
1000; cnlls. t00@6.G0: lambs. 1900 1850:
cults, 10cOaf 1900.
Hogs, lower, at al,5o@?soo: rouEhs, 1000:
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Marks Go to Low Figure.

COBLENZ, August 1S.--In banking
day marks were sold at the rate of o45
per 100 francs. This was the lowest
point reached by the marks since the
armistice was signed.
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Crop. Good In Jusoslavia.

DIV .ASSDCIdItN F7r''-S.T
VIENNA, August lS.-Banncr crop;
are reported throughout Jugosla via.
the Ukraine, Austria Bohemia and
Soviet Russia. Much grain, however
because OF lack OF coal for harvesting
machinery.
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NEW YORK BOND MARKET

., AM In F.. !r;iS Co. Richmond on.cep
~ -, 70 aHo Tel. Coav. CF......... I0I
:. m Te! ana Re dob. tS........,.....'' ~
An,Cn,s. $500 - .'...-..-.......-.... 10!
htaHlc Coast Line IL is...,
Efitlsh BIAS C:,5y '''''' -:
tr,,.'' - .'''''....t..t........ .Vo'.
Z h!cds" Great Western e. -.
Chicago Northwestern 5, 49,
,ttEciind Electric Illuminating 81 -
th MI. ana - Pau F.-....,. :;
, nDs Government ii.z
Federal Farm Loan iI.s III
"der.n Farm Loan - tb!Gi isg
~. cent. Hallway coil. irus, Gas q,
iniernorouEh Rapid Transit 5s..... ~
I'M. Mercantile Marine s. .......... y7i
! -.i, .:..'.................... itlA.
rSnmsylyAnta HALLWAY Ken. ;s,......... IL.
:. 1851 AZ Line "u) . ..--.-........ I.
Seaboard Air Line Eet ;s...........-. :,
Sraooard Air Line cons. e-... ~
southern B"ll Telephone - ..... -
southern Phc!fc uony 5s............. lOl
southern Railway zen 4. ............. u
IE!"h, thtihr ., ..-...-. ...-......... lUJ
uhit"I St"t"s RutDcr 's........-........ icii.
United S;atcs Stcc! :. 5s..,. ......... 10
Va Car. Chemical Observation-Disclosures. %
Virginia Railway - Observation-Disclosures. Sfi-
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Boston Striker, return.

7 by AsSoCia led PrCss.1
BOSTON, August 1S.-With the re-
turn to work of shopmen who have
been on strike. the Boston and Maine
Railroad gave virtually normal pas
seuger service today.
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NEW YORK pKUDrcF MARKrr

NEW YORK, August INSTRUMENTATION due
20 the weakness OF lard and cotton pre-
cipitntcd a sharD decline In cottonseed oil
today. Final bids wore Is TO 95 points not
lower. Sales, 800 barrels. Prime crude
200 bid: prime summer yellow spot un-
quoted: September. closed. 2iS1: December.
aUS1: March, a0S0
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CHICAGO GIsA1N MARKET.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

CHICAGO. August lA-IiOEs: receipts. 21.-
ool; umcvcny :tronE heavy weights. 1880
al.Ga: pigs. l650MlS00.
Cattle: receipts. $4,000: beef steers. heavy
weight, l6.2m |: 50; veals calves. handy
weight. 10000 Il 90
sheep: receipts. $500; strong: lambs. 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-19

sANANNAH. Ga. August is.-Turpen,inc
nm To- Sa-"s:, !s:' receipts, o. shipments.
kosin. nrm. sales, 20 receipts, o: ship
Inents t.os' stock. l7.J23 quote: b. Il - ::
~ !".Sp: r. 100: T. !IcJ u. IT25: II i77j.
!; u -; y. lsI5: NJ -A6; y. 100: VIC
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CHARTERS ISSUED.

Nos, Sill and 3ii3 O. Street. 27xioo fee.
south line - street, = 2teet cast OF Thirty
hrs: Strcet August |. 1918; $685..
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NEW YORK COTTON MARkEr.

SEW YORK. August is-Port movement
-MiddiinG. c0.Jj: stock. 500
Minor PORTS Stock. G5.s22
Tota! today-ReceiotS. c,Gc: exports. 1900
stock. l.0ii.6ii.
To,a! for wcek-Reccipts. 1911 exports.
Total for season-Rcce!pts. 1880; exports
s,S.g>I
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NAVAL STORES

gray goods buyers we've cautious Raw SILK
remained unchanged. but bur!aps were un-
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

DRY GOODS
NEW YORK, August 18-Conditions In
tho dry goods trade wcro auietcr today,
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RICHMOND PRODUCT MARKET.

NV Woodson. Craig Co. Inc. Rich n,oud. Va.i
u. S Food tdmlniS' ration L,"rnsr No q no7fs
Richmond. Va. August is. 1919.
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uNITKD STATES GOVERNMENr BONDs.

Z. ; F"rIs'"roH = IsIl Odd ........... q. .
L ;. Registered T. 49, thlG, ..... iUc
United State. Liberty 5igs ............ % %
United states Liberty l.; is............. az 50
United stare Liberty "a is......... ..,s
United States Liberty ist f.s....... a >,
United States Liberty -nd a. ~ =. g..
United States Liberty ia il.s .... - "a
United Stat-s Liberty ith as ...... - -
United States Victory 5th 3s.s ..... - -
United States Victory jth iA.s ,....... :. -
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NEW roKS cuRH Mlrkrr

NEW YORK. August I.-sno, concc o,r
eF' Nio -. @Z'.; Santos T.. 80 cents.
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.

Nboir-Ni" 0n"tri:"'. on T.x.-urrs
Richmond. Va. August -: ial.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-19

John II EreNton and Matte c. tw!fc) TO
nSeph u Grinin. 10 feet . Inches by So
90. north limo Leigh street ~ feet {
nchcs west % Graham Street. designated
: No az Yves, Leigh street. August i,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-09-23

EVERYBODY knows that a wolnan's.
- GROWING glory is, her hair, but there Ore
not many people who realize that a woman's
character can be told by her hair as we'll
as by her face and hands. -. :
Races differ in temperament, and although
there are exceptions in the case of individ-
uals, we may say that the dark people of
the south, the Latin races. are warm
baooded, and passionate sby nature, change
able quick to- anger love and hate, and
guided more by emotion, than Bys-.feason.
fair haired northerncr IS slower and
cooler; he. will brood oyer. a real or fancied'
wrong and work himself up to revenge,
while the hot tempered. ,southerner will end
the matter and his opponent, at a moments
notice: ,. t..
" Coarse, straight hair shows evenness of
character, and when light or dark denotes
physical strength. When the hair IS dark
and straight it's owner has, in addition to
physical strength an intense and passionate
. disposition. When coarse, dark hair ac-
companies development of jaw and full lips
it Indicates sensuality and a Jack of fine
feeling. e5.. az, 49,,
A with fine, straight hair, espe-
cially if tits dark in color, is usually of a
firm and high-spifited. nature, rather in
clined toward obstinacy, but loyal and de-
pendable.< She makes an excellent wife.
Very sensitive people have very fine hair,
fine eyebrows and lashes. Fine hair also
denotes. love Of refinement, great love of
beauty and interest in art.
Golden hair, varying in tint, shows its
possessor to be capricious in affections,
nervous, sensitive and rather inclined to be
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-09-23

touchy in regard to matters of a triaing
nature. She is rather inclined to sulk
when her wishes arc opposed and sometimes
makes herself extremely miserable. without,
any real cause.
Pale hair and that shade usually called
mouse color are Signs of c~olorless natures.
A pale-trcssed woman's. temperament does
not show variation; she will act in a Ger
tain. way. .tader given conditions and, there
is no uncertainty as. to her behavior.
The most common color of hair in. Eng
.laud and America is mid brown. 1t shows
a happy blending. Of, trnitss with .a pre-
dominance of intellect 6vei, heart. :; > f.1-'
Red haired people are generally supposed
to be hot tempered. They are inclined to be
hasty, but are never vindictivc. This
quickness Of temper is due to impulsiveness
and a love Of speaking out what they have
in mind. They are usually of a sunny dis
position and are honest and truthful. but
rather vain and eager for admiration.
The method of dressing the hair. as we'll
as the hair itself, indicates character. and
it is obvious that a girl who does not do
her, hair to suit Iher and wears it punched
up anyhow, generally WIN q rev stray
wisps, here and there and a trail of hair
pins, in her wake, is naturally untidy. y
A thoroughly practical and energetic
woman does her hair neatly but severely,
for if she did it in loose coils like that of
the artistic woman it is reasonable to sup
pose that it would need doing oftener DUR
ing the day than is practicable. The artis-
tic woman is calm by nature. and is there
fore able to wear her hair loosely coiled
and arranged in front to form a soft frame
to the face- - 81. l.. ~ u ? =.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1919-12-12

3 rds Il. SW cor. NWl4 NEh. Sec: %:
Il. is rds, S. so rds, w. 10 rds. ~ SO
rds, ~ acres, also com. 65. So rds. y.
Of SW cor. SEA NV, Sec 70. n. so
rds, 7.21 acres, together with 2le &C.
primary wate~; Sec. 26. TIP. 80. X. II.
ia II acres per. prop ....................S lu.b'
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1919-12-12

lO-.Adelia S. Murie. care w. c. Murie.
MEL Sell. Sec 2s: w 20 rds, n. 40
rds. Il. 20 rds. S. 40 rds. together
3 acres prim water, Sec %. TIP. 80,
u II acres wv
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Paae 81.

gg-Crcole Gold Mining & Milling Co
Ptd Lode Claim In Stateline Mining
3b-Ophir Mining &Mlling c. Ptd Lode
Claims In Stateline Mining District
Ophir. Ophir No. 2. Bender, Golden
West. Little Grant sleeper No. 42QO
TX T7G nc ....,...,-, 10, b j
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PAGE 6s.

Timothy C. Adams, care Geo; L.
NWl. Sec. 49, n. 20 rds. Il. 40 rds
s. 20 rds. w. 40 rds. together acres
primary woaer. Sec 20. TIP. 30. X: H.
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PAGE So.

3-Bank Of Commerce. Lode Mining
Claims I'm Stateline Mining District
strand Central Grand Central. NO.
-. Grand Central. No. 3, Single stand
ard, SLOGAN and Caribou sury, S4t7l'
q Pt Surv. No 1905. 2S $40 nc Est.
on last two claims l30.2S4 nc STALE
Johnny Gold Mining & Milling Co
Ptd Lode Claims in Statcline Mining
Dist Hard Times, Surv. No. 4l67
1899 ac. Johnny. Surv No. ll6S, 10
8lG &C. Utica Surv No. 4l69, IS. S96 ac
Victor. Surv. No 4352. 2.SO2 ac
Grand Prize. Surv, No 4353. 5.l93 &C.
Chance Mine. Surv, No 5lS2, 1902
ac. Mississippi Surv. No, bl33, 1858
nc. Dewey Mine Surv. No. 5134, 16.liI
ac. sleeper and Vandalia, Surv.. NO
6l35, S.4l nc. sampson, Pt. Of Surv.
No 1906. II &C. Note acreage OF
sampson, est 1876 900 ac. .............-s l2.7s
15-Charles Il. Dehl. Ptd. Lode Claims
In Stateline Mining district snlphate
and RichmRn No. 4l9l. 265Sl &C.
Ruby. Est. IA &C. Total &c. i0bSl nc.
1915, listed last year to ophir Mining
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1919-12-12

Kecley. Com. pit. n. 1928 H. from
cor. Of Secs. 21 22. 81. rs. N. SO deg
20 min. W. 976 II. n. IL deg. MN.
W 1929 Il. y. 81 deg. 50 min. Il.
In boundry Of Big Mogul lode mining
claim. li.9l5 acres; Sec. "a TIP IS.
ri
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1919-12-12

35-Reese J. Williams. care Mary T
williams. Com. pit In p line Sec
4. so rds. NE cor. sd Sec, on II
line ed Sec so rds. w par with y line
sd. Sec: CO. GAG rds; NE 1920 rds 20
pt. so rds of n line said Sec. y
bs575 rds. to pl beg. Sec. 4. Tp ss'-
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1919-12-12

thames c. McGarry. VIZ NWh Sec
81, so &C. Excepting Its. 10. 81, ~, ~:
81 81, Aberdeen town, In name or
Henry Herbert Henderson, and JACOB
u. Hoffman. Sec. "a. TIP. 30. r. Y.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1919-12-12

II. Webster. NwhNWh,
Sec. 22 TIP. 35. X. IL. 40 acres ) 6.22
Rosenberg sen NWH,.
Sec. %. TIP. 3b, Il. II. 40 acres s'SS
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Page IL. -
16-Daniel S. Pendleton. Com: 20 CHI. =.
of 4 sec cor. both secs. y. rs: n
10 chs. L. s chs. $. 10 chs. w; chs
together acres high water sec; ~
Tn Qb y IL s acres ......................s 4f'
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1919-12-12

i0--Charles Edward Peak SEA Sec
10. 100 ac; SWhSWh, Sec. 90, 20
acres; VIZ NWh, NWis SWL, Sec
- pSn ocrc. S9i
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1919-12-12

SCI Sec. 10. TIP. &c. r f. 100 &C; ;s14.22
I5-Henry II. Lunt. NEA; NJ MW,h
Sec 20, NJ NEh Sec. 80, Sec. ~ 80.
Tn DC Il 70 400 &C. $1,000. .......... X3b. OF
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1919-12-12

25DJohn i. Adams. care VIM. B; Al.
ans Com. Sc cor. Sec. ~, ". ~
w. II rds, together acres prim.
water, Secs 81. 26, TIP. 80. r. II. la
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1919-12-12

Sired l.. Nance. All \; 26s5 ac OF ar
W. Sec. 20. TIP. %. II. is. 269.5 a. Sl7s VI
e-Charles W. White Ma Sec. 20, I,p.
a.. r. is. 800 acres ..,........,,a.. 81 81
lii~James p Wood. Eis Sec. 49, Tp. >,
a. r. is, S20 acres e. 90 W w.. ID
a. r. is. 500 ....,,;;,.. 81 81
/ l6-Joscph r. Wood. M Sec. ~. Tp' ..
"a. r. Is. 320 acres................... ~ j.
22-Clfton NJ Chamberlain. NY SCI Sc, >,
| "A Tn "a. r. is, 220 acres-.......,..$2 ~ 81
| 23-Groves r., Garfield. VIZ Sec ,SS5' i,
TIP 81, r. rs. 800 acres....,,.... Is
25-William Basil Hogan, sH sec, q
2o1Uannah NJ. Barontree. SlsSig, sec
4. NhNH. Sec. D. Secs. !, D. Tp' ,SSgg'
u "a g26 acres ..........-.'' ~ Fl"
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1919-12-12
Paae %.

l6-So Utah Iron co. car" Thomas +.
Kelley, McGuarry Placer Mining
Claim. Mineral entry No. 1857 Ma
SEA, SWh SEA Sec. 10, TIP. IS, r.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1919-12-12
Page 46.

O. Dryden 81 Sec SO, Tp.
l2-George ~ Rhodes. 1t. 6. Blk. A.
Plat a Modcna Townsite. 81 rds. 81 IS
50. II. 1t. 8, Blk a, Plat a. imp. sea-
u. Plat A. Modcna Townsitc. III rds.
1868 sd II. Its 2 T. Bk. ID, Plat 4,
lmprnNcmpnts 1871. W b9
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1919-12-12

900.
sO-James s. Berry. per. prop. ......s lg'6I
31-John A. StapIey. Imp. per. pr 1.3a
32-Iewis j. Balser. Imp. per pr. $7.42
Page 70.
11--Willam b. Haslam Per prop 3s's 90
1b-Delbert r. Woolsey. Per. prop sZIsi
I9-John T.. Dover. Per prop. ..........S 29 81
2O-Perry Bros. care Fred Perry Fer