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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-27
4 New Formula Which Rsmevss
Hair Most Delightfully."-

THE fashions OF today have
made the removal OF super
nuous hairs an absolute neces-
SHY women who are adiictsd with
heavy groWths on the shoulders
arDs, face and ankles. and there
are many OF them. viii ind Il one
OF the easiest things 70 do 70 re
move these superluoua hairs. Il Il
no longer a problem or a danger.
The newly discovered sulfo solution
removes these hairs simply BY dis
sowing them They wither away
n q Few moments after Il IL applied
Il does not burn the hair OF a.
pastss. powders and so-called hatr-
remoVers. do, and which scar. red
den and lnJure the skin.
sulfo solution leaves the skin IA
splendid condition II Is easier 70
use than anything else heretofore
used for the purpose It removes
the coarsest hairs and soft down
CT -fu1z.- with equal ease. and Il
never harms the most delicate skin
Il can be obtained from your drug
Bist Tor one dollar. Use suifo soiu-
ton and a few minutes afterVTar,r
you VIII Be able 20 wear the most
transparent hosiery. Transparent
sleeves, and even sleeveless gowns
with perfect comfort.
II your druggist cannot sunnf-
you with The articles rnenfienef.
sane VIII be sent By the CooneF
fharmacai Co. SIS Thcmuson nIf--
Chieasos on reeelDt Of 1riee. poI1s
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1919-09-19
Mob Hunts WOman's
ASsaiIant

Nashville. Tenn. Sept. 10 =
Posses OF citizens are searching Tor
a white man who last night tied
and gagged and attacked a young
married woman he.e Travelling
in an autombil-. the man stopped
al the woman's $ house and asked
her &c prepare some food for him
When she refused to partake OF il
with him the attack followed.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1919-09-19

NATIONAL BAPTIST CONVENTION A SUCCESS AT NORFOLK.

ator. tha' he and his members and
friends are making great prepara-
tons to entertain the association.
regardless to any rumors that may
have circulated OF change from
there to Cairo, by the request OF
ex-moderator DR.. Parrish We
ere glad to hear that. as We had
no doubt but sha, Mt Olive would
entertain US royal y at this session
as in the past, We were glad to
receive the information, though
those rumors did not move US. p
J B. McC.ary, Moderator
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1919-09-19
DR.. BACOrE'S HOME BOMBED.

The home OF Rev. s. w Bacote
for twenty-iour years the popular
pastor OF Second Baptist Church
this city. was dynamited last week
by some miseresnt who evidently
is following out the propaganda OF
certain interests on the East side
who do not want Negroes to live
in that section OF the city. DIR.
Bacote has lived in his home. 22Io
Kansas Ave Tor more than twelve
years and has always been court
eously treated and highly respect
ed BY the white people OF that sec
tion He has always counselled
The industry courtesy and conser-
vatism on the part OF his people
but apparently that counts for
nothing with that class OF Rough
ne cks who delight to sing All
Coons look alike to US. No ar
rests have been made The Kan
sas City Sun
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1919-09-19
THE EDITOR RETURNS,

The editor. returned from Nor
fox. Va Monday delighted with
the trip. lie left Norfolk. Satur-
day evening al s;45 and arrived
home Monday afternoon without
accident. He was also delighted
20 know that he escaped the city
hoIJ-up me-, robbers. pick pockets
and confidence while 10 the eiiies.
but while in Cicinnati. waiting for
the National Baptist Special train
to arrive two sharpers attempted
to play the confidence game on
him but by the assistance Of the
police and two colored men he
was able within one hours time to
make the arrest Of one OF them.
have bis trial. land in Jail with
$Ioo. 90 and cost assessed against
him and run the other thief Out OF
the city. but II he returns hs is
to meet similar fine. The
police and detectives we're gIad~to
get hold OF this guy as they had
just detrauded an old colorcd wo-
from the South out OF sos 90 and
men out OF different amounts. 1t
was the lost pocket book game
they tried to pull off on the editor
On entering the cities avoid the
large crowds and taking up time
with strangers.
Several delegates lost money
while ia Norfolk, by pick-pockess.
1t is said to have more thieves
than any city OF the South. Some
OF the delegates lost from all the
way from an empty pocket book
with little sand in it gathered on
the ocean to $50 90 while in there
Dr w P Washington lost $lo.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1919-09-19
Harrisburg. iii.
The Metropolis Gazette

Dear itor:-Allow me space
in your paper to say preached at
the Macedonia Baptist Church,
Sunday. Text, No other founa-
ton can no man lay, etc; Subject
A true iounda'icn. The church
held very successful rally Sunday
which amounted 10 sos 90 which
shows that all departments OF the
church are working. Pastor Nit
chell was absent on above date.
Two popular couples from Car
ries Mills, were married yesterday
by Rev. Harshaw, pastor OF the
Methodist church.
Yours in Christ.
Elder George Brown.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1919-09-19


To ihe voters OF Massac County
}fske his rseshed to express my
sincere thanks 70 those who gave
me their earnest support in the
recent election by giving me tie
nomination as county commissions
cr. your kindness shall never be
forgotten and ! will say ] shall al
ways erdeavor to make you the
servant necded
Yours very truly.
II w Holliheld.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1919-09-19
Two Burned at Stake in Flor.
Ida

Jacksonville. Fla Sept. s.
Two Negoss charged with mur-
der were taken from the city Jail
here shortly after midnight and
lynched. A mob of 80 men
stormed the jail in search OF a Ne
gro who was being held for as,
saulting a little white girl, but
who had been sent 10 ST Angus
tine by court officers early last
night. following threats OF violence
Finding their intended victim
gone, the crowd seized two Ne
groes charged with fhe murder re-
Gently OF George Dubose a white
man, took them to the outskirts
of the city in automobiles and shot
them to death. They then plac-
ed ropes about the necks OF the
bodies and dragged them through
the city streets. One body was
dropped in front OF leading no.
tel. The other has not been fnund
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1919-09-19
Pres. Jones Reelected
Twenty Thousand Dollars
Raised For Theological Sem
mary At Nashville, Tenn,
Prof. Kelley Miller, Given A
Big Ovation at Armory HaR.

The National Baptist Convention
(unincorporated) which convened
in 2nd Calvary Baptist Church,
Norfolk, Va. Tuesday morning
Sept. 10, was called to order by
President DR.. +. P. Jones, at 10
o clock, with several hundred pre-
achers and lay delegates present
from every state of the Union and
many cities. who came with the
spirit OF Christ and determinatie a
to exceed all former meetings spir-
itually and financially
All agreed that tie conye ntion
had grown by leaps and bounds
since the Chicago meeting and the
leaders themselves were surprised
at the hundreds OF new recruits
from every state
President Jones address was
masterpiece and was eagerly SOU
ght by delegates and lsymen.
The reports from all the Boards
showed that the secreta aries and
/ chairman were men OF business and
were entitled to reelection. Pres
dent Jones was reelected without
any opposi ion
The Woman Convention met
in the Butte, ST.. Baptist Church,
where they had an exceptionally
large delegation and a successful
meeting. Mrs Georgia DeBap-.
tiste A,burn. was reelected.
-Four Thousand Seven Hundred
Do lars cash was placed on the ta-
bic and with the pledges made to
be paid in November brought the
total amount up TO $40, 900 for
the National Theological Seminary
at Nashville, Tennessee The me-
gro Baptists will own a National
School bought and paid for by
their own money. There was
great rejoicing when it was announ-
ced that money was in sight to
meet all financial obligations.
Prof. Kelley Miller. Dean OF
Howard University. Washington,
d. c.. one of the greatest think
ers and writer's OF the Race, was
given great ovation at the Ar
mory. Hall. The building proved
to be too small forsthe people who
clamored for admission, several
hundred being turned away.
We left on Saturday before the
full financial report was made and
the place for the next meeting was
decided on, though Nashville and
Chicago, were asking for it. IIli-
nois registered 81, 900 Tor educa-
tional money for next year.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1919-09-19

Belgrade. Visitors from Brook.
port and Metropolis attended the
services.
The collection for the day was
good. Sister Myrtle Lassiter, sur
prised the pastor by giving him a
liberal donation. Following are
the names OF those who contTibut-
ed with the amount.
Elmer Sims 10, Ithel Kelley .Io
Noble Wimberly 10, Bright Long
10, Odis Sumner 10 Edna Terr-
ell 10. A Green 10, Phillip Sum-
ner 10, Elmer Tanner 10, Rev.
Rodgers 10. George Warheld Io
Burl Baker 10. Isaac Lassiter 10
Hiram Sims 10, Columbus Lassi-
ter S., Lon Adkins Is, Mrs. Ad-
kins Is. Francis Luton. rs E.
Luton rs, Florence Lomax .25,
NJ. J McCrary 10.
Mr.. Phillip Sumner. OF Brook
port, attended our services.
Mrs, Della Brown, is still very
sick at her home
RevA, f Reddiek. OF Brook
port preached in the revival Fri
day night.
Mesdames lzora Lowry, of Cen
tralia,- and Fra nix Wiley of Brook
port, attended the revival last Fri
day night.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. w Long. anc
children and Mrs. M ]. McCrary
worshipped,with US, Sunday The,
in company with Rev McCrary
dined at the home of Mr. and Mrs
{. d. Lassiter
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo.Donlow
OF Brookport, were the guest G
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo Warfeld Sun
day
Rev. Edgar McCrary, took sup
per at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Issac Lassiter, Sunday evening.
Mr. Gus Blackwell, returne
home Monday after visiting hi
daughters in Murphysboro AM
Paris. H.
L. A. Baker, is Logging in Mer
met.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1919-09-19

The members Of the Providence
Baptist Church closed very sue
cessiul ten days meeting Monday
night, with four conversions and
tourcandidates for baptism. Rev
Edgar Mccrary. ;diafhs preach
ing Sunday was high day in
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1919-09-19
LYNCH LAW
IS GROWING
No Effort Being Made By
Governors To Enforce The
Law of the Land

Athens. Ca. Sept Io.-Obe
Coo, Negro, alleged murderer oi
the wife OF an Oglethorpe County
farmer, was captured by posse
today, taken to the scene OF the
the crime. his body riddled wi h
bullets aud burned at the stake
Several thousand peraons wit
messed the scene.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1919-09-19
Laid Over to Grand jury,
Sept. e. Did Not Ies-
tify at Trial
LARGEST Crowd fyer Seen
Galhered in the MCCraCk.
en- County ky.. Court
s-Jrr House

James sims who IS alleged toI
have murdered his aiie Rosa Sims
Sept. Is, a, the Labor day celc-
bfaiion Al Paducsh. KY. ADD sho
was su.picsoaed BY the Paducah
detectives 10 have committed the
crime wss heard IN ,~1ge Lang q
cour, las, Saturday morning at lol
a. m The preliminaries lasted
Tally Two. .hoars and hall At which
time Sims. wa. placed under a
ST. 900 bod and bound ossr TO
she Grand |ssya a'sich csnveues
next week Sept 73rd. Al which
time the McCracken Coansy cifcuit
court will be in session
Thi, brought the largest crowd
ever seen gashered in the MrCfacgs.
en- court The spacious room was
taxed 10 It's utmost capacity. and
thc halls. etc. were iull 70 over
flowing. with people eager 10 hear
and zee just what the aIleger would
say and do. People from hetrop-
CHS. Brookport. Joppa. Mayhcld /,
Maxon Mills and nearby towns
came 10 hear the trial
Sims did not testify. as . bis
guilt or innocenee. aad did ro'
have ore witn $ TO say he did not
commit the crime AIl evidence
proves that he IS the guilty party
The coat which he wore TO the
celcbra ION was tsund and upon eH-
animation was found TO have con-
tanned briers and beggar lice. etc.
The body OF Mrs Sims. was found
on the and day OF Sept, 10
blackberry thicket. and many wit
nesses testified that be was the
last seen with the murdered wo-
man. Prof d. II. Anderson.
PresideDt OF the West Kentucky
Industrial School located in that
city, was one Of the strongest wit
nesscs who claims to have seen the
man and vile standing near the
RowIsndtown Church. quarrelliog
Just about dark. Undetakers Nc
Crary. and Carter testified that
small bits OF leaves and trash was
found 10 the young woman's hair,
and only slight bruises about the
face was seen.
Atty. Grassland. one ei the
most noted and popular lawyers OF
Kentucky has been secured for
Sims. and he will leave no stone
unturned in tho coming trial OF the
McCracken Ciruit Court.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1919-09-19
MOUNDS.
Editor OF Gsze;te =

Editor OF Gszeite -
| want to write just few
words to remind you and others
OF the coalition OF the St John
Baptist church OF Mounds
We are getting along just fine
with such an excellent pastor as
Rev c w Norment. He is a
very faithful Pastor.
We had great rally Sunday.
all ei the neighbo log towns rallied
with Us. Rev. Norment preached
in the morning aiterwhich we had
"a large basket dinner on the
groasd. oi whieh-every one enjoy
ed The pastors from Cairo, that
assembled the rostfum in the alter
noon were Revs. Douglass, + l..
Todd, also Rev Chambers preach
ed too, there was great crowd oi
people that came with each oil
the psstors from Cairo. We had
one more grand time
We thank God first. then we
thank each and every one for help
ing US to make that rally success
We raised $3.50 OF So con-
tinue 10 pray for our success.
Rev {. w. Norment our pas
tor has returned home after visit.
ing the National Convention which
convened in Ncriolk, Va. He
brought US. good news and glad
t dings.
Yours ~ Cb.:et
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1919-09-19

The Gazette Publishing Co.
has secured the services Of Rev.
VIM. Moody. the successful pastor
of the First Baptist Church OF Me-
tropolis. who is an authorized a.
gent tor this paper. He is duly
authorized to take subscriptions
and receive money as our agen,
and receipt for same.
We want good. and reliable a.
gents, men. or women in every
community to represent the Ca
zette. Write for telms.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1919-09-19

but he wants to be liberal and be-
lieve he dropped it while making
change, as he hates to own that
he was stupid enough to be held
up in broad day light. Well it
was a delightful trip and all are
wiser for having gone.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1919-09-19
Brookport, III. 9-Io-Io.
Editor Metropolis Gazette.
Metropolis. III.

SS%ADt 49,
Dear Sir:-You may announce
to your readers that public meet.
ing will be held at the Unionville
Experiment Field at 2;3o p. m.
Monday Sept. 22nd.
The very marked effects OF soil
treatment on this field should be
seen by every farmer in Massac
County.
Very truly yours.
K. Whitchurch.
Associate in Soil Fertility
University OF Illinois.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1919-09-19

Miss Naomi L. Aston. was a
Paducah visitor Wednesday.
Miss Viola Blackwell, IS visiting
her parents in Belgrade this week.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1919-09-19

Elders c w. Norment. c. C.
Phillips, w. p. Washington. w.
II. Carter, J. b. McCrary; Sisters
Emma Long. CentraIia; Annie
Michaux. OF, ,Dewmaine. attended
the National Baptist Convention
(unincolporated) at Norfolk. Va.
Elders VIM. Moody. +. l.. Todd
~ Hunt, +. Bomar, attended
the incorporated Convention at
Newark. n J.. last week.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1919-09-19

Miss Jewel Long, principal Of
the Brookport, school spent the
week end in rns city with parents.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1919-09-19
Preparing For Association.

Pastor Rev. I. d. Davis. Of
CoIp, has just assured the moder~
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1919-09-19

Willis jones. visited his daugh'
ter in Paducah Saturday.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1919-09-19

Yours in Christ,
Rev. c. w Notment,.
Pastor.
Miss Vefnice Cutie,
Reporter.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1919-09-19

Atty. Gfossland, one oi the
most noted and popular lawyers OF
Kentucky has been secured for
Sims. and he will leave no stone
unturned in tho coming trial Of the
McCracken Ciruir Court.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-08-07

STATE OF MICHIGAN-Countv of Cratic,
In the Circuit Court for the County az
Gratot: In ehancery
Oliver McEndarfer. plaintiff vs. David
Helms. or his unknown heirs, legatees de-
vices ard assigns. and the unknown heirs
lesatees. devisees and assigns Of Samuel
Hawley. Deceased. and Of John NJ Carpenter
Deceased. defendants
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-08-07

Said work will be- let In section. ir
Z accordance with Ia. diagram nov on ~.
drain in the office of the County Drain Com
missioner OF the County Of Gratiot 10 which
reference may be had by all parties inter-
estsd. ard bids will be made and received ac-
cordingiy. Contracts will bv made with the
lowest responsible bidder giving adequate Sc
curity for the performance or the work. in a
sum To be fixed then and there by me. re-
serving 20 myself the right o. reject any and
all bids. The date for the completion of such
contract and the terms of payment therefor
shall be announced az the time and place Of
letting.
Notice Is further hereby given. that at the
time and place of said letting or az such
other time AID place thereafter TO which L.
the County Drain Commissioner Aforesaid.
may ADJOURN the same. the assessments for
benefits and the lands comprised within the
No. 3ss drain special assessment district. and
the appointments thereof will bs announc.
81 hy me and will be subject 70 review for
one day from nine O'Clock in the forenoon
until i've O'Clock in the afternoon. The fol-
lowing is a description OF the several tracts
on parcels Of land Constituting the special
assessment district Of said drain. to-wit:
No. 3ss DRAIN DISTRICT.
West 3-5 Of SW 4 Of 81 4. of SW IL
Sec; 10 Hedsel sprague.
SW 2, Of SW "A See. IL. except a parcel
OF ground commencing az the northeast cor
ner thereof, thence south "a rods. west "a
rods, northwest 10 = line. east 40 rods 10
pieseee. Of bssinnine Sec. l5-Janes Nils
NJ p Of 81 "a Sec. 16 exccpt a picce ~
land in northeast corner commencing so rods
south Of the northeast corner Of said dsscrip-
ton, thence northwest 90 1, line cast az
rods south 90 rods 20 beginning. and cxcent
3 acres in northwest corner a. pod. north
and south by 20 rods east and vest Sec Is
IaNes Mills.
ST d, Of 81 i,-sec. ie-E. J. Mil.
,,k ,. Of sW 4, OF 81 Sec. le-H. J.
y p, Of NV p Of NJ y Sec. George
Buck
e q Of NE See. 2i-L NJ. Sweet.
Land commcneing 90 rods west Of center
lf NJ "a Of Sec. ~. thence cast 20 rods
.outn 80 rods, west 40 rods northeast IN
place Of heViuninu-Sec. 21-L N Sweet
East 90 acre II n n of 81 Sec. 81
Tohn c. Hicks
W Of NV ,-sec. 22-Geo. Davidson.
W = Of NJ q 81 NV except ! a acrc.
n southeast corner Of parcel in tri-forns -
DDS ca.t and west by 20 rods north and
outh Sec, % Geo and John Davidson
W p 81 81 II Of NV I, except land In
northeast corner commencing rods cast Of
enter Of NV 70. thence east ~ rods. south
. rods. northwest 20 n point 20 rods south
beginning. north 20 rods to beginnine--
&c Geo. davidson.
Land commencing 20 rods north Of confer
Sec. y. thence south 20 rods. west 40
DDS, north 40 rods, southeast 20 place az he
22--James Mill.
NV u Of SW u Of Sec % and land com,
leneing 10 rds south 81 the center 81 sW
: OF Sec p. thence north 10 rods, west 40
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-08-07
NOTICE OF DRAIN LETTING
AND BEyIEw.

Notice j. hereby given that 7. Erva r. Law
cock. County Drain Commissioner Of The
County ~ Gratiot State Of Nichiran. will
on the 2ath day Of August A ID. 1919 M
The residence ~ George Davidson, on the west
.ide Of Section % Township Of Pine River
9rstiot County. Michigan. AZ nine O'Clock in
bids hr the construction Of certain drain
known and designated as No. sos Drain. To-
Gated In the Township Of Pine River. In said
Doupty Of Gratict. and described a. follows
to-wit
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-08-07

Commencing in channel Of Main
Drain at a point $50 chs North and
1l.30 chs. West Of u post, on South
side Of Section 2, City Of Alma.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-08-07
Countery'rned Circuit Juc

P: L. Case. Clerk Of the Court
TAKE NOTICE. That the above suit IN.
t soises the title TO the west half Of the east
half Of the northwest quarter and the so5tbs
west quarter Of the southwest quarter ~
section seventeen in township nine north ~
rahee two west Michigan. and is brought to
quiet the said title, thereto
o. G. FUTILE, Attorney for plaintiff
O"-'-c Business Address Ithaca Mich
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-08-07
CITY OF ALMA
Grover Addition

Land corn. 40 rds n Of 5 wcor ~ wv j,
/ " NV sec . thence y t9- =. 81 d, - " .
/ ls5 r. ~ n % place of beg ~;
Com. 30 rds y Of sW co., ,c w ''dieS
IN sec 2. I25 n. n 20 n " log =. =
I 40 n % bev. Mr. NJ Mccall 80 IT,
Com. 40 rds & l25 r, = ~ cue
Nv u NV u sec a thence : 100 81 =. p =
es'2 n, y 24.75 H. " 40 n n io- o. ., r
thgnre W 495 n 10 beg. r y VII II
Tom. 40 rdA " A. 10 rds = ~ Sxy u
y" . Ut NV - sec = theme : 10 % ~ ~
" 10 r. y 725 n. thence > 40 :, - -
D. Hoisinger ~ 'eN'
Com. 30 rds y & 10 rds = ~ ,ho cu
81 NV I, Of NV a. sec 2. thence : ~ cor 5r
r rds. Is rds. W rds 10 ~, 10 rus
frost vs. - -
V2m ON. 40 rds & 20 rds + Of the sw cor
81 NV u Of NV D, sec 2 tbencs y, cor
p rds n ie rds. W rds ~ h.o 80 rus'
Wood. O""''
en- EN-; 40 rds & 20 rds Of the sw cor
Com: 40 rds & % ris p Of PEI IA n SUI Hyers.
Of NV 2, Of NV Sec ? ,bn,a .ne sm cor.
= Z rds. NJ rs rds. W 4 rds ,n ice 10 rds.
NS ca1r 10 -, ''''"'"
q ths NV Il o. NV I sec p the tben =" cor r.
n rds. Z rds. NV rds. W 4 rd' &C. SoI 10
Urn Atkinson. oeR''
Com 80 rds n & 80 rds f Of the sw 49,
ol nc NV Of NV = sec 2. thence .
sas l2is n, 80 II. n : rds i2iS n w as
D. 20 neg. Mrs. Homater
w, = rds Of sW cor Of NV 1, Of
80 Com lu, y -, rd, to beg; Lee Lever.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-08-07

BloSk 20 eA. lots :. 9, TO- il. II. 49, RI a.
Lot >. biz 10, Richard Powell
LOT TO- block 10. Clarence Acker
10, 20 block 49,. Ray Bobbennette
Lot :, block 90 c. Hoover
Lot 9. block % T n y -,
Lot TO- block 20 VIM Kiatt
Lot ID. block 90 Harley Swick
+eT - q 10. blk 20. Bert Kitridge.
Lot 81 p ploeS go go Royal Hyde.
Twp. Of Pine River
Land IN the So cor Of sec % in -; -.
Ga rus '3ng on side so rods long ON r
Land com. 10 rds r. Of SW r6r 90 -.
-. thence W 10 rds. n 50 rds NJ SO ~
~ 40 rds % a point 10 ri. W & s5 rds " =,
:" post on side. Of sec line sW eo
~, ~ place Of beg. Roht Hamp
Land in tr form, in NV cor ~ ~. 90
Of Alma-st. Louis State Road. Vern, CT
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-08-07

Thence S Ia deg. W 6.2g chs.
Thence 22% deg. W SO ks, and
cross Section Line at Station 3ts2. a
distance ll.30 chs. West of L.post,
Alma.
Thence on same course 25 ks.
Thence 5 6 deg. w s.93 chs. Thence
) 1lh deg. w 305 chs. Thence S
3h deg. + 4.95 chs. Thence s 80 deg.
W 200 chs. Thence S 2 deg. w 1000
chs. Thence 5 66l2 deg. w 800 chs.
and end at Station 24-tlOO, a distance
la.ol chs. West of center of Section
IL, Arcadia Twp.
NORTH BRANCH TO BRANCH
DRAIN.
Commencing in channel of Branch
drain at Station 6-134.
Thence 5 AZ deg. f 2.S4 chs. Thence
) S5ls deg + SIG chs. Thence 5
41A deg. + 600 chs, ar+ end at Sta
ton z, at a point on Quarter Line
l2.64 chs. South of Quarter Post ON
North side of Section IL, Arcadia
Twp.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-08-07
hkNA X. LAYCOCK.
County Drain Commi.siope-
OF the County Of Gratiot

iAiE OF MICHIGAN In the Circuit
curt Tor the County Of Gratiot-In
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-08-07

N'u"'1rssneu Circuit Judge
Charles II. Goggin. Attorney for Plaintiff
list insertion July 3l-Tth insertion Sept. III