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Arizona republican., 1919-07-27
UN|ON O|L CO.
 TO BUILD NEW
 PHOEN|XPLAN I
To Replace That Destroyed in Sensational Fire Last April To Have Capacity of 100000 Gallons

The Union Oil company, by the local manager, C. E. Beach, yesterday an nounced plans for rebuilding the Pnoe nix plant, which was totally destroyed by a spectacular and dangerous fire on April IS of this year
 The new plant will be located oppo- site the state fair grounds, on the tri- angular plot of four and one-haf acres across Nineteenth avenue, with the Santa Fe line on the other side. The land cost the company approximately s4500 and the new plant will cost about $25,000
 The plant will consist in the main of gasoline tanks with a capacity of so, DOC gallons kerosene tanks holding 60,000 gallons, distillate tanks for 10000 gal Ions, and lubricating oil tanks for 20, 900, a total capacity of 100000 gallons.
 In addition to this there will be a warehouse capable of storing about 10 carloads of greases and case goods, a garage, machine shop, paint shop and office building
 The office building will be of modern fireproof construction, and the entire plant will be protected from fire by some modern system, probably foam ite." for putting out any fires that may start. In addition to this the tanks will all be upright, outdoor tanks, so constructed that it will be practically impossible to set fire to them, with the foam method of putting fire out all most as soon as it starts, and as an additional precaution the tops of the tanks will be light, so that fire would lift them off and an individual tank would just burn down like big candle.
 No Fire Risks
 There will be no fire risk worth mentioning in the new plant" said Manager Beach yesterday. What caused the explosions in the old plant was the fact that the tanks were built horizontally, covered with a warehouse, and the space under them packed with case goods and greaSeS. This stuff un- der the tanks took fire and created a terrific heat under the tanks like the l fire under a boiler, with the effect of 1 bringing up the pressure until they burst. This cannot happen in the new plant"
 ', The new plant will be constructed by the engineering department of the Un- ion Oil company, which plans to begin construction this week and push it tC completion as rapidly as possible, as the company has been working under great difficulty in supplying their trade since the fire destroyed the old plant
 The fire on April Is that destroyed the old plant and caused total loss of records, stock and plant, broke out in the afternoon, presumably starting from a flash of static electricity, an6 in few minutes was far beyond con- trol. All efforts to check the firf failed and the fire, witnessed by g large proportion of the population oi Phoenix, burned all afternoon, all nigh and most of the next day.
Arizona republican., 1919-07-27
HIGHWAY COMM.
 SENDS ANSWER
 TO THE w. J. A.
Replies to Specific Cues tions Association Asked in Regard to Purchase and Operation of Cement Plant

A letter in answer to that from the Water Users last Tuesday asking cer- tain specific questions in regard to the proposed purchase by that body of the cement plant at Portland siding has been received by the Water Users from the county highway commission.
 The letter from Secretary Van der Veer of the Water Users asked specif- ic questions, to the effect that that body desired to know from the high way commission CD what reports they had on the plant and the deposits of cement making material on the Agua Fria river; CD a definite proposal on the purchase of the plant; and (3) a definite statement of the amount, or the prospective use" of cement from the plant the highway board would take from the Water Users if they took over the plant.
 Following is the reply of the high way commission. which was signed by the chairman of the board.
 The Official Letter
 July A, 1s19 MT. F. Nj. Wilkinson. President,
 Salt River Valley Water Users As
 sociation,
 Phoenix. Arizona.
 Dear Sir:
 In reply to your communication of July g. we enclose copy of report and information on cement material, etc, by MT. Duryee.
 Replying to request No. 1. we find on June A we submitted to your en- l gineer a report made direct by MT. ! Duryee to the highway commission on the condition of the machinery in the local cement plant and also of deposits from which cement was manufactured, and on which he bases his estimated cost at $1.83 per barrel for production. This report was read to your board of governors by MT. Elliot, your engineer, at a meeting held with you on the evening of June A, which was our first meeting with you in an official way in regard to the local cement pro- duction. MT. Elliot now has in his possession this copy of MT. Duryee's report to us. We do not remember whether this is signed personally by MT. Duryee; however, if it is not we will certify to it as a copy that is true and correct of his report, or will compare with you the report which you now have, with his signed report on our files. Together with the re- port you now have in your possession and the report herewith submitted, is all of the information we have from MT. Duryee along these lines in regard to the manufacturing of cement. You will find full description in this re- port submitted today, of the Agua Fria deposits, as well as the analysis o1 deposits and recommendation that we locate 160 acres, which we have done in section II, one of the sections which was rserved by the government for the use of the Water Users association.
 Not Acting as Agent
 Replying to request No. in youl letter we have not at any time desired
Arizona republican., 1919-07-27
OPEN BIDS FUR WORK
 IN ROAD NEAR JEROME

Bids for the construction of two miles of roadbed near Jerome were opened yesterday by the state high way department. It will be necessary to remove 6O,000 yards of practically solid rock in the construction of this difficult piece of road engineering.
 Three bids were submitted Twohy Brothers of Portland, Oregon, submit ted a bid of s1.S9 per yard. Henry Galbraith of Jerome bid s1.55 per yard, and the Miller Construction company of San Francisco, California, bid s134. The cost of the rock excavation on this section of the cott-Jerome high way including the drainage and the acceptance of the low bid, will be approximately s102,403.
Arizona republican., 1919-07-27
NORTHERN ARIZONA
 WARS ON COYOTES

FLAGSTAFF. July 26.-Approxi- mately 1000 coyote have been killed in northern Arizona this year, according to statement given out here today by M. A Musgrave, of the federal biolog- ical survey. who has charge of mea- sures in this state for control of pred atory animals.
 Musgrave declared predatory animals in Arizona do s2,000. 900 worth of dam age to livestock each year.
 Musgrave was here on his way to Springerville to investigate the exist ence of band of timber wolves said to have attacked a party of Chicago automobile tourists few days ago.
Arizona republican., 1919-07-27
HOME FROM OVERSEAS DUTY

HOME FROM OVERSEAS DUTY- Lieutenant Rolin ". Shaw, formerly with the 15Sth infantry, with which regiment he went overseas, returned to Phoenix yesterday. He will resume his former position in the Valley bank. For the last six weeks he spent in France, Lieutenant Shaw was at the shooting competition held at Le Mons for all men of the A E. F. He finished with only 29 men ahead of him. The match was held to pick contestants to shoot against the best shots of the allied armies
Arizona republican., 1919-07-27

She's writing the fascinating summer serial, "Ro- mances of Summer Girl" which is appearing exclusively in the Arizona Republican beginning today Miss Beckley has recently joined the New York staff of The Newspaper Enterprise Association (N. E. A"), of which this paper is the only Phoenix member and besides her serial story she will write human-inerest news articles from the New York section for Republican readers
 Start Reading the Interesting Story Today
Arizona republican., 1919-07-27

extend such cooperation as the asso citation may desire.
 Yours truly, MARICOPA COUNTY HIGHWAY COMMISSION.
 Eugene Hackett, Chairman.
Arizona republican., 1919-07-27

TO KANSAS CITY-Miss A. J. Rit- ter has left the city on a trip to Kan sas City.
Arizona republican., 1919-07-27

TO LOS ANGELES-Rev. Claude R. Brodhead left Friday night for Los Angeles.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1919-10-10

Thus far Bolivia is the only locality
OF the new world whence r!n in large
commercial quantities is exported. re-
D4arks the 81. Pau. Pioneer Press. lh~
deposits are large, and the use of tin
as an alloy appears IT, be as old as the
people. AZ any rate before the com
Ing OF the Spanish conquiSta dores the
natives of Peru aud Bolivia, in th..
vicinity OF Lake Titicaca. made use of
tin as an alloy with copper to nlaae
bronze.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1919-10-10
- NNO<~ For 1T RI.Il ALTON
In the District Court Of the >i~t..utb
Judicial Dist rict of the State or Mon.
fHna. IN and for the County ri

KATIE Hl'RLlNG. Plaintiff.

ELLSWORTH ElEl.IN.i. b.fcndi.nt.
The stat. If Montana Sends ,irr,.tip..s
Ia the Above Named Defendant:
You are hereby summoned To answer
the complaint in this action which IS
nl.d in Nh" oftic. Of the clerk OF This
court, and III" Your answer and serve a
copy thereof upon the plaintiffs artur-
n"N within twenty days after thu S,r-
vic" of this summons. eXcluSiV. of a.ty
III service: and in case of your failure.
To appear ar answer. judgment viii he
taken against YOU by default for I'll.
relief demanded in the compiaint
The said action is brought to obtain a
deere. nt absolu,. divorc. by thu blaine
Tiff from tn" marital relations existing
between her and the defendant on the
ground Of defendants conviction Of
felony viii more fully appear from
reference [" plaintiffs complaint on Tile
herein and the plaintiff seeks r-Stora-
ti"n If her maiden name and costs If
suit
Witness my hand and III. Sal If
said Court this 18th day Of September.
1914
q. y. lINDEi:t.E,;.
clerk Of the District Court.
court S.al
Frank Hunter, Attorney f"r rlain,in.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1919-10-10

FF.LlN D. ERUNER. Defendant.
SUMMONS.
The STATE OF Montana sends Greetings
10 the Above Named Defendant:
You are hereby summoned to answer
the complaint in THIS action. which is
MED in the office of the clerk of this
court, ana HE Your answer and serve a
cory thereof upon the plaintiffs attor
n"N within twenty days after the SER
vice ni this summons. exclusive of day
81 service. and in case of Your failur.
I" appear or answer. judsment will b..
taken AGAINST YOU by default for thu.
lief demanded in the complaint
The said action is brought for the
purp"s" of obtaining a Judgment
against the defendant Felix y. Eruner.
tor the sum of Eighteen Hundred and
90 10" 'Hl>oo."op Dollars. together with
interest thereon at III. rate of twelve
trfr"nt pr annun from December lst.
90 loo ,Sso.4n Dollars. together with
interest thereon at the rat. Of twelv.
r"l cent PEI annum from December LIST.
l9i. for the further sum of one Hum
dred Eighty ana 0O-I0O 's1SO0O) Dol
l'r> together with interest thereon at
III" rat. Of twclv. per cent per annum
from Pee, n1her ,st. 1918. said amounts
n'3 NJ m. amount du" this plaintiff
by tn" defendant on certain pfomissory
notes described IN plaintiffs complaint
On tile herein I" which references is
h'r"hE made: for the further sum or
'll">.' Dollars. together with inter-
st thereon At the rate of twelve per
cont PEI annnm from January goth.
1Hl". said amount being tn. amount
advanced and paid FOR taxes assessed
ON tn" lands and premises described in
hl|intihs comrlaint on file herein to
Mhi"h reference is hereby made: for tn,
further sum If Four ana so 100 ,sI 50)
,"i!arS being the amount paid by this
hl"lntf For continuation of ahStrac ct
."f ttl" to said lands: for r.asonab III.
attorneys fee. and for plaintiffs cost $
"'h! "NpehS"S in this action incurred :
aud also to for.closs n certain mort
gage given by the defendant to This
plaintiff 10 secure the pa vment of said
Indebtedness nDon the FOLLOWING. GaS-
crlhed real estate. situate. living and
being il the County Of Powder River
state Of Montana. to-wt:
TIL" Northwest Quarter ,NWAl
tn" West Half of thu. Northeast
Quarter ,Wf. OF \El.). the
southeast Quarter Of thu North
east Quarter ,SEl4 Of NELD
the Northwest Quarter of the
Sontheast Quarter tNWIs of
SCI. Of section Fourteen go
in T"wnshin Nine CaA south
Of Range Fifty-f"ur $50 Eaa,
81 the Montana Meridian and
'"N'ainin@ According TO thA T.
ioN"rnm-nt survey Three
Hundred and Twenty t22O)
acres. t.. the SAM. more tr less
WITNESS my hand and th. seal of
said tonr, this 18th day of September.
A. -. 1919.
tSEAl.l H. +. SITUATION ,,,.rr
r. t. HAYES.
Attorney for Plaintiff
Rooms " Arnold Block.
Miles City, Montana.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1919-10-10
NoTlcE II, CREDITORS.

Estate Of Clarence Reeves. deceased
Motto. is hereby given by the under
s:.rupd. Administrator OF the Estate ot
Clarence Reeves, deceased. to the eresi;-
tors Of and All persons having claims
tgatnst the said deceased, to eXhibi,
them. with the necessary vouchers.
within four months after the first pub
LEGATION OF this notice to the said adj
mnistratriN at her ranch near Coal
wood. Montana. on at the offices of Geo.
W. I'aIr Esquire. at Miles City. Mon
tana. the same being the place for the
transaction Of the business Of said
estate.
MRS SARAH REEVES
Administrative Of the Estate of Clar-
tnce Reeves Deceased.
Dated this l1th day Of September.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1919-10-10
Aniline Poisons the Eve.

when sharpening CUlored pencil
9e carelul not to get any of the dust
INTO the eye. Many such pencils are
dyed with aniine, and several cases Of
severe injury are reported. In the
Archives Of ophihal,nology, Or. X. J.
0cCurdy tells Of ii young woman who
DOT only had the white of her eye
stained blue. but who had to have M
operation performed TO separate the
tower lid from the eyeball these hay
0g grown together in the healing OF
0he oOTe produced Icy the aHiinc.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1919-10-10

Under and by virtue of an Order of
Sale and Decree of Foreclosure issued
out Of the District Court IF the County
of Powder River. state of Montana on
the ith day of september. 1919 in the
above entitled action. wherein F.. H.
knuts"n and H. W. Knutson. are plain
tiffs and Robert 7. Furnish and Carrie
II. Furnish. Husband ana Wife. and the
Eankin" Corporation Of Montana, and
-. W. Western are defendants. on the
18th day of March. 1919. which said
Deere" was on the 18th day of March,
1919. recorded in Judgment Book + on
Page i21. Of the records of Custer
County, and later Transcribed to the
records Of Powder River County, Mon
tana. ] am commanded To SELL
All that certain piece or parcel
Of land situated in Powder
River County. state of Nom
tana. as follows: The SOUTH
west Quarter IF the North
west Quarter ,SW4 NWD.
the Southwest Quarter SWL
the West Half of the SOUTH
east Quarter W.. SEA and
the southwest Quarter of
the southeast Quarter ,SEA
SEL) Of Section Thirty-Five
t:5) in Township Three South
Of Range Fifty East. NJ. 7. NJ.
Notice is hereby given that on the
18th day "f October. 1919. at twelve
o'clock noon. of that day, at the front
door IF the Court House in Broadus.
Montana. ] will in obedience to said
order of sale and decree OF foreclosure.
sell the above described property. or so
much thereof as may be necessary to
satisfy plaintiffs judgment, with in
terest thereon and costs to the highest
and best bidder for cash. in gold coin
Of the United States.
Dated this - day "f September. 1919.
W. f. SUFFER-,
Sheriff.
w e. Husband. Harlowton, Montana,
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate OF Edwin Hastrauser. deceased
Notice Is hereby given by the under
signed. Administrators of the Estate 81
Edwin HostrauSer. deceased. to tht
creditors If and all persons having
claims AGAINST the said deceased. to eN-
hihit them. with the necessary vouchers
within -Four months after the first pub
li,afion If this notice to the said adj
administrator at her home near CcalWood
Montana. OF the Law offices Of Farf 4
H.rlick N the Miles city National Bank
Flock offices one To six, Miles city.
Montana. the same being the place 70!
the transaction Of the business Of said
estate
MRS. EnWlN HaSTE.ACS
Administrative Of tn. Estate IF Edwin
HoStraus"r. Deceased.
Dated at Miles city. this ! day Of
Au-.ust. 1919.
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- VI Mons.

'''i'''S''t's
- HNo\>.
IN, >.t.1,. of Montana sends Greetings
70 IL, .Ahnv. Named Defendants:
~, ,. h.r,h, sun,r,,p,d ,o answer
~. s,,anI,fnt i, 1his .tr1ion. which IS
tiI.,l ~ ~ one, If the clerk of this
,,,t,y ,h,.T...nf mon IN. u,.iptiff's attor-
M. WITHIN rwtsnty DAYS .,ft,r III. ser
z'i...-'.f MS snmmons exclusive. of day
,,l ~ .a.. nf ynl,,. faiin,.
- a}. on, answer. iu,l.nl.nt viii h,.
t5l.,, t.'..ins- yo, III ,feftult far IN.
Witt demanded II I'll, complaint.
\ Sftid action j. hi.n.l,, for the purpose.
,f 4lIf.ti,finu :. inlo-m.nt against th..
,i,f.n,7ant Edward Arunh4in. for the
is1,{,, of ON, Thousand ,>la0o.o0) Dol :
lars. toy,ther with Interest thereon at
the rate IF lively, pc, cent per :nnum
from D.c-n1bor anth. t.1>: for tl,, fur
i h,-,. snn1 Of on Hundred 100 00) Dol
#lars, tu.,.til,r win inter, 81 thereon at
IN, r3t. ~ twelve p.r cent pcr annum
from np,rnh..r aUf6. fa1s; for the fur
I th.r sum uf one Hundred 81 10000, Dol
lars. together with interest thereon a.,
the rat" of tw"lr. per cont per annum
from December 3hth. l@l :; Tor the fur-
ther sum Of one Hundred $4,000, Dol
lars, to-cth,r with interest thereon at
the rate of twelve PEI cent per annum
from December 3oth. l9l>. said amounts
being til" amount due this plaintiff by
me dsfrndant. Edwara Ar"nheim. on
lter goth. 1913. and described in plain
Tiff complaint on file herein and to
which r'terrnr" Is hereby made: for the
further sum Of S"N"ntN-thr"" and
9%-lo" 'S,3.a3, Dollars. together with
interest thereon at the rat" 81 iWtll''
t "a! s',,' p,t "'fnu.,, l!",, 'h,,"@,n
~, To- w luatn'f sum ~ lN'hlS
80 ~ ''''ii =
twelve. u-r -,.nt p.1. annum from No.
vembel 2lSt 1918 said last TWO amounts
being the an1nun. advanced in payment
Of r3X.S assessed on ih, lands md
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1919-10-10

- FIX 'rl'NT BANK. \ stat,
''"hN''@ Corporation. rlaintin.
EnWNGn n HlTrHncK. JESSIE
ih'N.ti flank OF MILES CITY
StlEElFF"S SALE
to IF. SOLD At SliF.RIFF"S SAlL
On }he "th daN If November, \ -
I"i =, 1T the hour If u'clork !, Ar ~,
S.ild htH. al Nh front ,Ianr 80. ~
county Court H"WS, in Tho Tnvn ~,
t;f"aduS. Powder River county. st',t. -,
Montana tn" f"ll"win- drsrf-fh.I rrn.
r'i'H. Sl't!at'' lying ana being i'm m,
"untN az Powder River and .,.tt. 80.
N"ntHna, that IS /" SAY ~
Ihr southeast Quarter uf tn.
Northwest quarter: Southwest
quarter nf the Northeast Quar-
yer. Northeast Quarter II rh,.
N"athW~>t Quarter: West Half
81 IN" Southeast Quarter:
>""i h"ast quarter If th,.
>"Ht beast qua ter: S.,,t -, fiv,.
'NIh half ~ In" nnrthuAx,
Ha"tf"r section -i-hr. town.
snip four south. ranor fifrv
one "a>t If tn" Montana rtfr-
rlnal Meridian. cunraipinu
fhI'" hundl"d twenty acres.
moro az less accoriiru I, IN,
Iutt"d STATS government sIIr-
p''I thereof Situat. in IN.
county nf Powder River. Stat,.
~ Montana.
And appurttnanC,,~ rh-r.pnt, h,-
longing. "r a0YWist app-r1aininy
thereto.
Sh,r.ff Of Powder River county
:. -. Mckinnon
Attorney foF plaintir
Miles city. Montana
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1919-10-10
Time Sisnaled by Wireless.

When survey was made of the
wilds of Bolivia all longitude was fig
ured by the aid of time signals sent
by wireless from a station l20 miles
from the base Of operations.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1919-10-10

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That
In pursuance To an order of the above
entitled Court made on the 18th day of
october. 1919. in the matter of the es-
tate Of Elmer Bailey, Deceased. the
UNDERSIGNED. the Administrator Of said
estate Will sell at private sale u the
highest bidder upon the following
terms and conditions hereinafter men
toned. and subject to confirmation by
the said Court. on or after tn. LIST day
OF November. 1919. al the hour of two
o'clock 2, NJ. Of said day, all the right,
title and interest in said estate of said
Elmer Bailey Deceased At the time
OF his death. or acquired hy his es-
tate thereafter by operation of law or
otherwise. other than. OF in addition 10
that Of said deceased at the time Of his
death, in and To the followin4 described
real estate. that is to say
Noa:hWvst Quarter. and the
Southwest quarter Of section
Twenty Nine East Half of
lh~ S4nthesat Quarter, South
tast Quarter II the Northeast
quartz. # section Thirty,
Township Eight. south. Range
Fiftv Three East. Montana
Principal Meridian and IN the
county Of Powder River state
Of Montana
The terms and conditions Of said SALE,
are to he cash in lawful money of thu,
United States: 10 per cent al purchase
price 10 he paid at the time Of the sal =
and balance on delivery If conveyance
Deeds and abstracts NJ HI. eNpen~.
must be in writing and left At or mail
81 10 the administrators At Miles CITY.
Montana, before the date OF sale
,,'t@l this 5th day of October. \. u.
1919.
W. r. SI.ApkF
N"mints 1nar"r II the f.Stare Of rla!oI
tailrE itt.s-..sfstI
: H. ickinaon.
Attorney Tt. Nf,,1f = r,,
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IN the District Court Of the seventh
Jaslirtai Dist rict Of the state az Mon.
tanH. In mud for the County or Pow.
der RiVer.
r.. II. kNttTSoN and II. W. KNl'TSON
Plaintiffs
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Non-Coal e3S5ee
Notice for Observation-Disclosures tract.

PUBLIC LAND SALE
Department Of the Interior, T. :.
Land Office at Miles City, Monta,t.,
Sept. IL, 1919.
NOTICE is hereby given that. as
directed by the Commissioner Of the
General Land office. under provisions of
Of Sec. 2i55. H. s.. pursuant u the an
plication Of Datus a. Kendlick. Riddle.
Montana, Serial No. 03>52a. We Will
oner at public sale. to the highest aid
der. but AT not less than Sits per acre,
at 10 o clock A. VI, on the 18th day of
Novemher 1919 next, at this office, the
IoIIoWln@ tract of land: So NE1t See.
20. SEA NWt.. SWia NEis Sec p T.
$, r. IS F., NJ. NJ This tract is
ordered int" the market on Il showing
tnat the lfeataf portion thereof is
mountainous or toa rough for cultVa-
ton.
The sale will not be kept open but
VIII he declared closed when those. pres
emit "a the hour named have ceased bid
dlng. The person making tn" highest
bid viii he required tu Immediately pay
TO the Receiver the amount thereof.
ANY persons claiming adversely the
above described land are advised 10 til.
their claims. ar objections. on ~ before
the time designated for sale
q. ". MYERS. Register.
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Something New.

The Didn't l hear you quote
Oman khayyam just now" The
broker-"l think not. In fact don /
think ever heard Of the stock. =
Boston Transcript
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ROBERT T. FURNISH. CARRIE n
FURNISH. Husband and Wife. THE
BANKING CORPORATION OF MON.
TANA, ana J. w. WESTERN.