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Putnam patriot., 1919-01-31
SUBSCRIPTION WHIST FOR
GIRLS CLUB

The Elizabeth Porter Putnam chap
ter. ID. A. r., will hold a subscription
whist for the benefit of the newly or
eanized Putnam Girls Club at the
home of Mrs. Silas NJ. Wheeloek,
Church street. Friday afternoon, Feb.
7th. at 3 o'clock. Tables may be re-
served by phone. Subscription, %
cents.
Putnam patriot., 1919-01-31
INTERSCHOLASTIC
BASKETBALL TROPHY
Local High School Team Com
petes For Championship

The local High School basketball
team included in the Quinebaug Val
ley Basketball League is already en-
gagged in a lively league contest for
the handsome trophy offered the
champion five by the Alumni Associa-
ton of the Rensselaer, Polytechnic
Institute Of Troy, n Y.
Putnam patriot., 1919-01-31

Charles Johnson, county sealer Of
weights and measures, was in Putnam
Tuesday. He has had the flu and is
several pounds lighter than normal.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-11-29
Show Closes This Afternoon; 2tt
Birds Exhibited; Include Geese
and Turkeys; Judge Pays
Tribute to Glass Shown.
WEATHER CUTS DOWN
NUMBER OF ENTRIES
p. n. Hays Saltwater Poultry Man
Is Judge; Praises Arrangement
Of Exhibits; Some Out-of-
Town Exhibitors Show.

Winners of prizes at the annual
Grady County Poultry show which
closes in Chickasha t.lis evening
were announced yesterday afternoon.
p. II. Hayes, poultry special.t from
saltwater judged the display.
Mr. Hayes ated this morning that
the an.angea ant of The show was
very neat ind that the poultry being
displayed at the show was OF the
highest type.
A total of 211 birds are ON display
at the SHOW. OF this number, 1913
are chickens, three are geese and
10 are turkeys. The number of birds
entered would have been much lrg-
en-, had the weather been Favorable,
is the belief of Arthur Ersand, sec
rc.ary Of the Grady Coanty Poultry
Federation
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-11-29
American Charges
Get Brush Contract

Belgrado.-(B M1iD Omitted
Preas)-The children in the Amer1-
can orr&anage here have just re
ceiyed contract from y Danube
f,eam-hip line foq $4,000 worta o.
brushes. All of the work is done
by children under ten years CT age
in the sche3l room.
This crphanage was established
scme m3atls ago by Miss Cl3ra
Lewis, of Chippewa Falls, Wis,
head Of the war cspAans bureau o.
l,he Red Cross &ere 1t is a mode
crrlanage, ea.abli1hed net only to
cave for about 800 children. but r.
serve as ni3del for N any Ia. the
Serbian government is rannng t.
build. Serbia had no modern orphan
ages previously bu. It .hld about
100000 orphans
All the Children are aught VOC
tons, which is quite new idea in
Serbian orphan work. Brush making
is cne Of the principal vocations
taught and the children have some
such aptitude that they have receiv-
ed a number OF contracts, in addi-
tion 70 the latest enc fer $4,000
The profits, Of course, go toward
maintaining the hcme, and very
shortly they will be sufficient t2
make Ire home selfsustaining.
One way Miss Lewis interested
the children was to take them ell
Out to pace on the Danube, where
the right kind Of brush grasses grew.
and to have a picnic lunch after the
grasses were gathered. The children
were so delighted with these little
trips, that making the grass brushes
became popular almost Immediately.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-11-29
ANNOUNCEMENT

Beginning Monday Dee the subscription price Of the Daily
Express delivered by carrier in Chc1asha will be GO
month jO for three months 5000 per year payable advance
Mail subscription rates will remain the heretofore S4OO
The cost Of delivery by mail only small part of the
cost of delivery by carrier and hence the old retained
The Daily Express OF the last papers in the raise
The increase made absolutely necessary the soaring
price OF print which has advanced from $500 $50 per
hundred with of the large publishers bidding high l3
The increase will amount 10 but little TO the individual subscriber
but in the wbe Of material paying pa
bills although will only small part of
cost of paper
1t IS we'll known that the of all kinds Of commodities has
greatly advanced and the time when publishers
ceive increased prices for their products order pay living
and meet other production; otherwise they
continue do business We may count upon
the amindenesS OF subs rbers the justice
slight advance in rates that making
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-11-29

first pen in the Anconas division
were awarded to w. II, Wadsworth,
Chickasha.
First Barred Plymouth Rock cock
erel, W. M, White, Chickasha, r. r.
D. No ,; second cockerel, G II.
Hentsche, Apace; third cockerel, w.
M. White Chickasha; first pullet,
G. II. Hentschel, Apache; second
pullet, Margaret Carney, Chickasha
third pullet G. H. Hentschel, Apa-
che. First cock, Arthur Ersland.
Chickasha; second cock, Margaret
Carney, Chickasha; first rem G. H.
Hentschel Apache, second pen, Mar
garet Carney, Chickasha.
In the Cornish division Green Tly-
lor, Chichlsha, r. F. d. No, 5 was
awarded every prize, including first
cock, first eeccud and third hen
first cockerel; first, second and third
pullet; first old hen and first youne
hcl.
Black Langa,rang Bantams-Flrst
cock, fir4. cocekrel, first and eoond
hen, first, second and third pu'e
R. Ogle, Chickashl.
Fir.a garder first goose, second
goose ana first trio of gee e, S. A.
Cole, Chickasha.
First tom turkey C. y. GRAY,
Ch.cka4ha r. f. D, 81 second tom
third tom, ANA first trio to w. NJ.
White, Chicleas1a. r. f. d. 2; second
trio G. d. Gray, ChickHsha; first and
second hen, w NJ White, Chicka7ha.
Mrs. e. b. Black of Chickasha was
given first prize for dark eggs; Mar
garet Carney, Chickashl, was award
ed second prize and Green Taylor
Chickasha r. f. d. ), third prize.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-11-29
SOUTH DAKOTA FARMERS
ON WISCONSIN TOUR

selby S. G., Nov 30 (Unicd
Press Two special trains of South
Dakoth farmers were to leave today
for Wilccn-,n.
One train over the Northwestern
line frcm Huron was in charge OF
c. A. Thursoon, travelling passenger
agent Of the read, and the other was
10 leave Mitchell over the St Tul
line in charge Of NJ J, Flanagan,
ryea.dert Of the South Dakota South
ern Breeders association.
One delegation is to visit tho ex-
pertinent station of the university
of Wi1cons;n and the other is to
go to Waukes.ga, Wis. to attend a
sale Of Wisconsln shortaorn catle.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-11-29
ISSUE MARRIAGE PERMITS.

The following marriage licenses were
recorded yesterday:
Clarence E. Brannon, age -, of
Upton, and Jewell L. Rogers, age %,
Upton.
Francis Marion Hale, age 36 Of
Oklahoma City, and Mrs. Rose Anna
Brice, age 3S, of Chickasha
Lawrence Jolley age "a, Of futile,
and Miss Kathern Marie Davis, age
%, of AIinco.
Fill Morris age 21 of Nnnakah,
and Miss Kate Kelley, age 10. of
Chickasha.
Dewey Gibbs age 21. of Alex, and
Miss Lora Thompson, age Is, of
MARROW.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-11-29
STORM CUTS CHICKASHA orr
WHEN TELEPHONE LINES AS
WELL AS TELEGRAPH co OUT
"LAP UPv TWO CARS

i Two cars Of coal, approx +
+ mately 80 tons, were recei,e ed ,
Z" this morning by L, NJ Chase, {
+ one of the local coal dealers. !.
+ AT / O'Clock this afternoon, TIE l.
*entire amount had been sold. 4.
i many orders having been oob j.
+ ed before the arrival of the two :
: cars. The coal was sold in .
+ small quantities from 500 to l.
l. 1000 pounds, and only to those H.
j. who We're without fuel Wag- l.
+ ons swarmed at the entrance !,
=. of the yard this afternoon, ana j.
+ Mr. Chase was forced to turn i,
+ down scores of orders !,
i !. + j. 4. = + j + + + i. j.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-11-29
BOOK WRESTLERS
FOR co TUESDAY

Victor Ptak, the Fort Sill soldier is
matched for a wrestling bout with
Gus Kallio ,welterweieht champion Of
Finland, at Armory hall Tuesday
evening, December 2nd.
The soldier is the fayorite, accord
ing to weight He tins the scale at
1865 pounds, While his opponent has a
weight Of only las pounds. This will
be finish match, ana the winner of
the best two fails ont Of three will
BE- given the decsi
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-11-29
ABANDON AUTO TRIP.

Tex Grimsley and Claud Davis re-
turned last night from Tucumcari N
NJ, to which point they motored in
Mr.. Grimsley's car leaving her last
Sunday. The trip was fine and dan
dy until, heavy rains set in. On the
return trip the car stuck in the mud
so miles from Amarillo 1t was haul
ed to a farm house and left, the men
returning to Chickasha by train.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-11-29
BOOK CITY DADS
MEET TALK OVER
COAL SITUATION

Announcement was made this
morning that there will be held at
the city hall tonight special meet.
ing of the city council for the pur-
pose OF considering the fuel situa-
tion and taking some action for the
re,ief of local people owing to the
fuel shortage,
1t was thought probable that some
ching definite would be done with
regard to the plan to send crew
into the t'mbered districts to cut
wood to be shipped into the city fer
fuel Other PANS, it was expected,
would be discussed
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-11-29

Chickasha folks have read about a
town being cut off from the outside
world but Chichlsla never came
nearer being in such a predicament
today.
AIT the Western Union this morn
ing, the force had a sheaf CT tee.
grams big enough to choke COW
1h2t we're fled from o'clock yes
terday afternoon up to erly this
mrning, ard not single one hrd
been sent for the reason that Te7e
was no wire to send them over.
Also, %:e We-tern Union held No.
hopes Of getting any wire to work
ing at any definite t1me.
The postl was in about .he eame
nrelicament There were simply ~
wires out Of Chickasha this m-rn-
ing. The Oklahoma city and rl"as
circnits went out yesterday evening
aboul o'c.ock
1t was truly r day cor fer the .e,-
egraph operators, but instead of s. az
ing a jubilee, they were sore and
peevish about it and were trying"
tho circuits every few minutes to
see if the lines had been repaired
At tte telephone office tho re-
ports were That the long distance
Lines had shared the same fate as
those of the telegraph compan.es
There was no connection cut Ct
Chickasha by long distance cll Ia t
night and up to II O'Clock this mc~r-
ing, except to Mlnco, Lindsay and
like points. The main trunks to Ok
lahcml City, Dallas and olther cites
were out.
L!nemen were busy early this
morning in an effort to repair the
damage and it was hoped before
might the long disblnce circuits would
again be re-estabNshed There was
no assurance Of this however.
Added Ia this was "a great deal OF
local trouble Many local phones
were "out" this morning ana with
the available nemeu busy IN The
aaue dsta1co cr uits, there was Mt
tie hope piyen for re comple.e r.
par cfiae oeal Lines before late .ha
evorle at tie elrl'eat
Early this morning, 1t looked like
the Express would be strictly 10
ra naper today as apparently It was
impossible to get any news by wire.
There was some hope held up t)
n1on. however, that the damage
would e repaired before press time
and that at east some wire reports
would be received
The trouble? Charge it I'll 70 one
Bcreas. The cd boy cut tals dogs
loose" yesterday evening and staged
considerable of an exhibition. A
fine mist, that was barely wet
enough to be distinguished from
NOW, sifted over the scenery last
night, freezing where 1t fell. The
CONTINUED on page 81
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-11-29

while Others were willing to do any
thing h.t would help them ge. fuel
"A few CT tsese PEOPLE said that
they We're going to have coal if the
had to go the shotgun route to get
it, Mr. Darnell declared.
1t is reported that though there
has been a guard placed on the coal
pile Of the Rock Island railroad north
of the city, considerable coal has
been carried away from tie pile
Just how much has been taken is
net known. but it is reported that
scme have temporarily relieved the
s.;ustion by acquiring zere CT the
federal coal
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-11-29
> y = = i = = = i, y +
R. /. MEN GET COAL

+ City officials were authority +
+ fer the statement this morning +
! that car Of coal was received +
! 'la4t night by the Rock Island f.
i for the exclusive use OF the EN- +
4 ployes. This came, officials say, i
T. after the mea had nc,ified tle +
+ r;i!rcad heads at Ell Reno taat +
: they were gcing to take by =
j. sorce, if necessary. the railroad +
= ccal that is stored in the north Il
! city yarl5. In order that this i
= be distributed as far as possi- i.
; BE. 1000 pounds is the limit +
+ sod to a family. +
+ = 4 j. = : j. j. !. j. !. !. !.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-11-29
List of Winners.

Followlng the list of winners at
the show;
Fires Black Spanish cockarel-Ra
q. 81 Y@'e, Chickasha The same
party was winner of second cock
erel; first, second and third pullet
and frs. pen.
First Buff Cochin coek-W. NJ
Yale, Chickasha. Mr. Yale was also
winner Of fir,t hen, first pen, first
eockere and first, second and tlNrd
.pullet
rat Blue Andalusion cockerel-
Mrs. J. N. Kiems, Rush Springs
Mrs Kerns won first, second and
third pullet and first pen.
First Black Minorca cockerel--
Mrs. P. r. Powell, city also winner
lof second cockerel, first, second and
third pullet, and first pen
First White Orpington cock-Mrs
J. n. Kerns, Rush Springs. The
prize for second cock, and first and
second hen was also awarded to Mrs
Kerns. c. II. Mcclellan, Of Chickl-
sha, was awarded the prize for tltrd
hen in the White Orpington class
First cockerel, Hazel Ritenour, Chick
asha second cockerel, Clay Harold
McKellar, Chickasha; first pullet,
Hazel Ritenour, Chickasha. First pull
let, second pullet, third pullct and
first pen Ct White Orpingtons was
awarded to c. H. Mcclellan, Chick
asha.
First, second and third Buff Orp-
ington cockerel, w. II. Gilkey, Chick
lsha
First Rhode Island Red cockerel
d. c. Newman, Chickasha; second
coekerel, Mrs. e. b. Black, Chicka-
sha. First, second and third pullet,
and firgt pen was awarded to Mr.,
Newman.
First, second and third Buff Ply
mouth Rock pullets, S A. Cole, OF
Chickasha
First Buff Wyando,te cock, H. 3
Ogle, Chickasha; first, second ard
third hen and first pen was wen by
Mr. Oge. The same party was
awarded prizes fer first aan; first,
second md third Golden Wyand tie
pullet. Also, first cock, fir {, sec
md and ;hird hen in She silver faced
division.
First Silver Laced Wyand tie
cockcrcl, Orvillc Ruth. Tutte; rec
1nd cockerel. II. E. Ogle. Chickasha;
third cockerel, Oryille Ruth, Tuttle;
first and second puGc' rOville Ruth,
TutEe. Third pullet, H. E. og'o,
Chicka Ia; fir.t pen, Orville Ruth,
Tutue; second pea, Il. E. ogle,
First Waite Leghorn cookere', w.
VI. White, Chiekashl r. f. d. No. .
Mr. White also wen second cockerel,
first pullet. and first pen in this ii
vision. Third cockereL second pul-
let and second hen. C. d. Cray,
Chickasha
First, second and third Buff Leg
bcm cocks. Mrs. Annette r. Hume
first. second and third
hen; first an dsecond cOckerel; first,
second and third pullet; first pens
First cock, first, second and third
pullet; first and second cockerel and
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-11-29
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The curtain ending the 1919 feet
ball season was dropped Turkey day
With Coach Powers Chickasha high
school football machine holding third
b,aep in tae Central Okahama c9n
ference, Norman won second place,
while Oklahoma city has been
crowned champions of the circuit.
-Four victories, equally as many
defeats and one tie game; 81 points
registered to 90 points by opponents,
is the seasons record for the purple
and gold.
The elevens that were branded
with the iron of defeat by Chickasha
were III Reno, Enid, Kingfisher and
Guthrie. Over-confidence, coupled
with The lack Of punch, resulted in
Shawnee egcaping with a tie game
here November 7.
Enid and GKingfisher were defeat
ed on their own gridirons, while the
cther two Victories were won on the
local field The tie game with Shaw
nee was played here.
Upsetting y large quantity of dope
and playing their best g3me of the
season, El Reno Hi reyenged the de
feat of September 25th, ana won
from the Powersmen Is to 0 at tae
Canadian county capital six days be
fore the Norman game. Other elev-
ems who copped victories over the
and gold We're: Oklahoma
City IGl Reno, Norman and Lawton.
Hold Conference Champs 6 to 0.
Maddenod by the unlucky defeat
at the hands of Lawton Chicka-ha
vemtured to the capital city hcme
cf the Central conference toDnotch
ers, and held the e.eyen that later
proved to be champs, G to 0.
The Oklahoma City fight was stag
ed on field of mud, and in a down
pour of rain. Chickasha lest yae
game on a tumble in dangerous ter
r.tcry. and the oklahoma City team
carried the oval sover for the only
tou. hd0wn of the game.
Long Lost Stride Found
Ch.ekasba's long lot stride was
found in the Okla19na City game
One week after this contest Enid
was downed, and the week following.
Guthrie WIS given the same brani
OF treatment
The first half Of the Shawnee
game appeared to be a walkaway
for the Grady men. They mapped in
;he second half shawnee registered
IL points tielng the score.
Kingfishor met defeat when they
to romp On the Chickasha
ads at Kiugfisher November If. The
chicl1asha backs figured in several
grand-stand plays. and the final score
was fixed ait 20 to 9. The two final
games on the schedule were deesats-
Sixteen Earn Sweaters.
Sixteen men have earned sweaters
+his season. Colch J. L. Powers stat
cd ye1.efdly. These are; Fred
MS. fuliback; Stins5n. right half
hack. Williams. left halfback; Le
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-11-29
RED CROSS SUPPLIES
BY AERoPLANE

Pinsk, Poland CBy MatD-By an
aeroplane flight from the Polish
aerodrcme near V,adlmir-Wolynski,
in Ukranian Poland, to one of the
villages near Pinsk, Captain E. r.
Schoedshak, of Los Angeles, brought
a trunk full of medical supplies that
arrested a threatened cholera out
break. 1t was the first aerial dc
livery Of civilian medical supplies
in the history of Poland
A refugee camp had been formed
on the outskirst of the Pinsk marsh,
es Lid roads and in scme places
absolute lack of them due ITO heavy
rains, had made communication with
the medical warehouse in the rear
absolutely impossible by hare or
automobile.
Captain Shoedslck, who was fer
merIy an aero photographer in the
signal corps Of the AmericGl crny
suggested aae aerop9ne as a means
Of delivering rhe much-nee led sup
plies.
Major Il. s Dicnl, Of Clear Springs
Md, the officer in ctargc. iuata-s'y
got together j trunkfu of medicines
and ether necessary supplies for the
emergency appeal The local aero
drome of the Polish air service had
agreed to furnish the aeroplane.
Land Adams, quarterback; Hou ton
Hill, hs'fback or center; Gem
White, right end; Pat White, left
end; Stanley DrskilL right .ackle,
Clinton Steinbergcr, left tackle; Ted
Schir5.erbeck, left guard; se'don
Penny right guard Eugene Or
chard, guard; Irving Coryen. center;
Maryia Washburn, end; Leon Fic ds,
end, and Ray Green. center.
Nine viii Graduate
When the game with .he "miyer-
sity city gridsters cnded at Uaiyor-
s.ty park Thursday evening. nine
men who cave earnel le crs ,h's
seagon had played their lat game
If intergchc,l ..c f15.l y. These
are: Smith, Hi. Coryeu, DR. skill.
Williams. P. Waite. Orchard. Feds
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-11-29
No Wire Service Out Of City since
Yesterday Evening; Toll Lines
Down All Telegraph Loops En-
tirely Out.
LITTLE HOPE OF REPAIR
BEFORE LATE HOUR TODAY

Local Phones Have Trouble; Many
OuS with Linemen Working On
Long Distance; Ice Breaks Down
Wires and Poles.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-11-29
WOOD ONLY HOPE. FOR GH|CKASHA
FUEL OFFICIALS BELIEVE; EFFECT
STRIKE BEING KEENLY FELT HERE

Officers Working on Plan to Send
Street Department Into Timber to
Cut and Ship Wood; Beets Is Rear
in To Go.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1919-05-15
suTHERLAND'S STAGE LINE.
Provides Quick Transportation 30
tween Wallace and North Side.

The new automobile ordered by
Angus Sutherland especially to meet
the requirements Of travel and traffic
between wallace and Murray, by way
OF Prichard, is now in service, leav-
ing wallace every afternoon and Muir
ray in the morning. Mr.. Sutherland
has the mail contract and 1t was
through his enterprise that Murray
and intermediate postoffices now have
a daily mail service. But the govern
ment does not award star route con-
tracts with the lavish hand that pre-
walls in letting war contracts; IN fact'
the profit in mail contract must be
found in passenger and express busi-
ness secured incidental to carrying
the MALL and without this source or
revenue there would generally be no
inducement to seek mail contract
from the government. Sutherlands
car is modern, makes quick time and
delivers the mail, passengers and ex-
press every day regardless OF the
weather.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1919-05-15
NOTICE OF SHERIFF's SALE.

BY virtue of an order in my hands,
issued out OF the District Court Of the
First Judicial District Of the State Of
Idaho, in and for the County Of Sho-
shone, in the suit Of w. E. Mitchell,
against s. e. Meyer, receiver of the
estate Of Robert G. Lowe, duly at
tested the 14th day Of May, A. D..
1919, have levied upon all the right,
title and interest Of the said s. E.
Meyer, receiver of the estate of Rob-
ert G. Lowe. in and to the following
described property, situated In Sho-
shone County, Idaho, viz:
One "a Ford delivery truck. Motor
No. 2,735,229. Model ct" Year 1918.
Notice is hereby given that on We'd
nesday. the 21st day Of May, A. d.
1919, at 1900 o'clock a. m. Of said
day at the Hendricks Auto company
garage, in Wallace. Idaho, l will sell
all the right, title and interest Of the
said S. E. Meyer receiver Of the es-
tate of Robert G. Lowe, defendant, Of,
in and to the said above described
property, at public auction, to the
highest bidder for cash In lawful
money of the United States, In COM
pliance with said order.
Given under my hand this 18th day
of May, A. d. 1919.
JEPTHA Fl. SCOTT,
Sheriff.
BY JOHN DOLAN,
M15-1t Deputy Sheriff
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1919-05-15

slst day Of May, 1919, at 1000 a. m
OF said day. all the right, title. interes,
and estate Of the said Jacob Klemn,
deceased. at the time OF his death, in
and to the real property hereinafte
described, and all the right, title ana
interest that the said estate has. bv
operation of law. or otherwise, ac.
quired therein.
Said property is described as so,.
lows, to-wit An undivided one-siyth
f1-6) interest in and to the Pilot No
/; Pilot No. q; Pilot No. 3; Pilot No
4: Ruby and Anvil lode mining
claims. situated in Summit mining
district, Shoshone county, Idaho.
All bids or offers must be in writ
ing and left with the undersigned at
Murray, Idaho, or may be filed with
the clerk Of the above entitled court
before the date of said sale.
Dated this 18th day Of May, 1919
MARTIN BREIDENBACH
Mlo-zz-N Administrator