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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-12-02
sometime returned home Saturday.

returned home Saturday.
Carl Larsen, who is employed at
Omaha spent Sunday in Brayton
with his family.
Bernice McGovern, who attends
school at St, Joseph's Academy at
Des MONIES spent the week end
with her parents, t. J. McGovern
and wife.
Dale Heath came up from Allan
tic Thursday and visited until
Monday with his grandparents,
MIR. and Mrs. L. G. Heath and MIR.
and Mrs. F. l.. Freeman.
Mrs. James Cornell and Mozelle
Dimick were shopping in Atlantic,
Saturday.
John Molgaard was down near
Tingley, Iowa, last week, putting
in an electric lighting system 1or
his brother-in-law, Viggo Ras-
mussen-
Charles Freeman Of Des Moines
spent Thanksgiving day with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs f. L. Free
man.
Mrs. John Molgaard and son
Folmer, were passengers to Audi
bon, Saturday.
Roy Jensen, who is a medica
student at Iowa City, spent thu
Thanksgiving holiday with his par
tents, Carl Jensen and wife, return
ing to Iowa City, Monday.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-12-02
Brayton News Items

George G. Hoegh, M. n. Nelson
and VIM. Fries were transacting
business in Atlantic Monday.
Mrs. P. P. Nielsen went to Allan
ne, Sunday, and remained over
night at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Carl Andersen.
Mrs. Dell Lowers and children
went to Gray, Tuesday, to visit
her parents.
MIR. and Mrs. Mushrush and
children and Mrs. Miklesen spent
Thanksgiving at the A. I Rasmus-
sen home.
M. n. Nelson and family were
guests Of Mrs. Nelson's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dettmer, in
Atlantic, Thanksgiving day.
G. P. Andersen was in Omaha
ever Sunday, returning Monday.
Mrs. j. T. Essington spent the
latter part Of last week in Atlantic
at the home Of her son, Roscoe, re.
turning home Sunday.
Evelyn Jensen visited in Audi
bon the latter part of last week.
Florence Nielsen, who lives nea,
Lorah, is visiting her grandparents
Jesse Nymand and wife.
George Cannon, who has beel
out near Maclean, Nebraska, TO
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-12-02
Hamlin News Items

For mercy sake! November,
you rude, illmannerly old crouch,
go on out. Don't stand there in
the doorway blubbering about the
pain of parting. We are all glad to
see you go.
Miss Mary E. Smith from over
near Dexter opened the winter term
of school at No. / Greeley, Mon
day.
Fred Scotland has tapped the
Audubon wire and Illuminated his
farm with electricity.
If you think that the school chill
dren ought to be taught health
habits as we'll as health facts buy
Christmas seals.
A small gathering of rural rubes
alleged by a sprinkling of town
lakes invaded Audubon Saturday
evening and took possession of the
Woodman Hall in which they
staged very pleasant entertain
ment.
Baby Girl Passed Away
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hunt are
mourning over the loss of their
first born, an infant daughter, who
died Friday afternoon, November
Goth, at the age of three weeks.
Funeral services, the large at
tendance at which overtaxed the
church, were held Sunday at Bow
man Chapel. Rev. William Mack,
of Audubon, conducted the services
and delivered a sermon rife with
/ coincidence for the bereaved, after
which the little one was inferred in
the adjacent cemetery.
Like the snowy thistle down she
floats away,
But the touch of those rosy little
hands will stay.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-12-02

Notice of Probate of Will
District Court in and for Audu-
bon County.
OF IOWA
Audubon County
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CON
Germ:
WHEREAS, on the Doth day Of
November, 1920, "a paper purport
ing to be the last Will and Testa-
ment of George Paige, late o. said
County, deceased, was filed IN my
office, and was by me opened and
read, and the 29th day of Deem
Der, 1920, appointed and fixed as
the time when the same will come
before the Clerk of this Court for
final proof and probate, as the duly
executed last Will and Testament
Of the said George Paige, deceased,
at which time all persons interested
may appear and show cause why
the same should not be admitted to
probate.
Dated this 10Th day Of Novem-
Der, 1920.
die JOHN HORNING,
CIo,l.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-12-02
The Sensation

We were discussing the question:
"How does it feel to be in the pres
ence OF death" Well, | am not !
sure that / have ever been in the
presence Of Death. However, once
upon a summers day when the
brakes on my car suddenly gave
way and | went backward down a
long steep hill | fancied that
heard Death chuckling to himself
near by. The way the car was
cavorting | realized that very pos
sibly was on my way out, and
and that my only chance to frus-
trate the old bugger was to ditch
the car and jump. That is just
what | did. | landed safe and
sound upon the soft grassy bank.
But when | began a self-inspection
| found that my hands were pale
and trembling, was putting and
breathing like an old horse afflicted
with the heaves, though | had been
4 put to no exertion, whatever, and
my hear was gone--yes, gone. At
ter feeling nervously about for
sometime, l, at last, found it mon
keying around way up in my throat
Just as if it had jumped its job and
was seeking an exit 1t soon re-
turned, however, to itspumping sta.
ton and resumed work, whereupon
my color returned and my breathing
became normal. Then and there
said "Well, Old Death, you did not
get me, but you got my goat, al
right. So you can clearly see that
can lay no claim to heroism.
The border vidette., 1920-02-07
ARizoNA.s LEGAL HOLIDAYS.

Phoenix. Arizona has 10 legal holidays. according to Attorney General Wiley E. Jones, the at torney general finding occasion yesterday to specify the legal ones in view of the bunch of holidays that are coming in g. row this month.
 The legal holidays for the state are Admission day. February 14; Washington's birthday, Feb ruary g; Decoration day. May 30; Independence day, July 4; Christmas day, December 25; general election day; Thanks giving day; Arbor day, which comes on February 6 in the southern half of the state; Labor day and Columbus day, Octo- Der 12.
 Lincoln's birthday, coming on February 12, is not 8 national legal holiday, but is legal in 26 states, of which Arizona is not one. The February schedule in the south half of Arizona call for three legal holidays besides informal observance on Febru- ary 12.
The border vidette., 1920-02-07
STATE FORESTRY ASSOCIATION

The State Forestry Associa- tion of Arizona, which was form- ed at a meeting held in connec- tion with farmers week at the university, is planning to con- duct a state wide campaign for members. E. P. Taylor, secre- tary and treasurer of the asso- citation, said Saturday that this was an organization which touches every individual in the sta te. "Stockmen will be inter- ested on account of the ranges included in the forests," conti- nued Mir. Taylor. ''Lumbermen will want to cooperate with the association because one of it's objects is the conservation of lumber Arizona has the longest continuous strip of white forest in the United States. Mining interests will be affected because they must go to the forests for their tim Der. Farmers and irrig- ators will be interested because of the effect of the forests on the stream flow. Every man and woman needs the forests for re- creational purposes and the association is going to aid in the conservation of the forests. ."- Tucson Citizen.
The border vidette., 1920-02-07
MACHINERY FOR FLUx MINE.

Bisbee.-D. c. Brown and T. B. Reed have gone to Courtland to superintend the loading of Q plant of machinery recently pur- chased by the Flux mining com pany to be installed on it's prop erty near Patagonia, Santa Cruz county. The machinery was ob- tained at a bargain, costing the company $5O2O and including 8 new 40 horsepower engine, 25 horsepower Fairbanks Morse gasoline engine, an Ingersoll Rand compressor and new air jack hammer drills and two sets of steel for them, hand steel. blacksmith equipment, galvan- ized tanks, wooden cage and . miscellaneous assortment of tools and supplies.
 The machinery is expected to be delivered at the property within a few days and should be in operation within the next two weeks.
The border vidette., 1920-02-07

this number 24 reported incre- ases and 17 decreases as com pared with Nov. 17. Present figures compared with 1914 in- dicate the tremendous imitation in bank credit during the last five years. In quite few insti- tutions deposits have doubled, while in several instances they have trevbled. One bank more than quintupled it's deposits during this period.
The border vidette., 1920-02-07

According to Registrar Reisen of the university one of the pluckiest cases of ambition he has ever run across is that of 0 blind boy who wishes to enter the university. The youths name is Henry Rush, and he has been able to complete a. high school course with the assistance of a reader, who reads bis lessons to him and then he recites from memory. He will pursue courses is social science if admitted.
The border vidette., 1920-02-07

Phoenix issues building per mits for week totaling $98, 575. Local storage company incorpor- ates, several news buildings planned.
The border vidette., 1920-02-07
ARIZONA WEEKLY INDUSTRIAL
 REVIEW.

Mining activities throughout district steadily increasing.
 Bowie-Promiuen geologist reports favorably on local oil fields.
 Glendale-Construction work started on new municipal build ing.
 Benson-Grading and culvert contracts for Benson Vail high way let.
 Tucson-Arizona Aviation Go. to start operations with 3 planes. Chandler-2OO acres to be added to Section 8 at Goodyear, work, underway.
 Few persons outside the con fectionery industry realize what it means for 100. 100000 prosper ous people to quit using alcohol and go to using candy.
 St. David-San Pedro Water Users Assn. organized to pro- mote development of permanent water supply in valley.
 Miami Oil discovery reported at mouth of Pino Creek.
 Douglas-Plaus completed for paving of 45 additional blocks. Prescott voted $35O.OOO for new water storage and distribu- tion system. Nogales-Water and city hall bond issue carries by big majority.
 Glendale $25. .OOO appropriated for local experimental poultry farm.
 Phoenix water as- sured for next years by filling of Roosevelt Reservoir. Phoeuix-Palo Verde Oil & Go. order new we'll drilling out fit,
 Chandler to have two new freproof buildings. Globe carries s5O.oOo school bond issue.
 Phoenix-1Oo,OoO population predicted for city within few years.
 Greaterville-Property of old Greaterville placers to be thor oughly explored.
 Notwithstanding 14 per cent of Yuma mesa lands to go to highest bidder.
 Nogales - Southern Pacific building complete stockyards costing $28,oOO.
 Florence-Proposed $1 ,OOO. .OO0 highway construction work for county to be underway by July 1.
 Tucson-19O,O ,OOO acres estimat- ed to be planted to cotton during coming year.
 American Smelling 6 Refining Go. ships carload silver to Kong Kong.
 Total output lead, silver, gold, copper and zinc from state mines during 1919 valued $1O6, ,7O7, ,OOO. Kingman-Drilling outfit for Chloride -Kerwin we'll on ground. | Chandler's assess valuation estimated at over one million dollars.
 This state to exhibit fruit at San Bernardino, Calif.
 Dos CabezaS passes expert mental stage in mining; pros poets develop rapidly.
 Miami-Van Dyke Copper Go. to extend shaft 500 feet.
 Mayer-Big Ledge smelter to operate again.
 Mayer-Liberty Go. to install new surface equipment.
 Salt River valley ships 80 cars oranges, 20 of grape fruit.
 Since the signing of the ar. mistice the agitators and red necks in the various labor unions have done more to injure the cause of organized labor thar any thing else could have done and it is high time that this element be sifted out.
 Tucson - Citizens Bank & Trust Go. esta blished taking over interests of Internationa Bank & Trust Co.,,
 Tombstone renovating and re modelling county jail.
 Patagonia = Arizona European mine to resume operations al once. Recent ore strike in Fluz mine to greatly enhance pro perty. Three R mine making preparations for extensive devel opements.
 Tucson-Tucson Farms Go completing plans for large ex tension.
 Oatman announces opening O. Bald Eagle ledge on 600 level.
 Forty-one national banks 1T
Evening star., 1920-10-24
P. F. CARLEY.

P. F. CARLEY,
Reliable Business Broker,
'617 E St. NV. Phone F. 6153.
If you have a business l can
recommend, and will list with
me, can find a buyer. l charge
nothing for listing and advertis-
ing.
sl.4oo-Auto repair shop and accessory.
3year lease; owner leaving city will sell at
sacrifice; room for Is cars; storage will pay the
.5oO-Poolroom and near-beer place in
Alexandria, Va 3-year lease at low rental
S1.9OO-Poolroom with tables. good loca
tion on Pa. ave. long lease. See me for par
ticulars.
Grocery store located on Pa. axe. in NV
section and doing a splendid business will
sell cheap: $4,000 annual business.
S4,OO0-Grocery and meat market in north
west section doing weekly business of about
$500; low rent.
s1,0OO-Store and large room: daily bust.
ness $50; good lease in northeast section.
$2,5O0-Grocery and meat market: store and
4 rooms doing a good business; splendid NV.
81. .5O0-Grocery and meat market near 14ti,
st. NV: 3-year lease and low rent.
,SO0-Delica lessen and grocery located near
$50 month.
s2,O0O-L -Lunchroon. s35 daily b,rness one
room back: n. ". section near Vermont
S3.OOO-Fr,,ts and confec tionery near | at
NV; S35 rent; 3-year lease; electric light
steam heat
S3.OOO-Soft drinks. fruits. candy cigar.
| and light lunch in H frst-clnss location near II
st. NV. section.
s5.OOO-Grocery and fruits. on Pa. ave. in
NV. section; doing daily business of SIS
reasonable rent.
$l.3OO-Grocery and meat market near Park
rd: NV. good location and 3-year lease
doing good business.
$3.5OO-Grocery store located in ne section
near 18th st. 5-year lease; rent reasonable
and a good stand to do large business.
$2,0OO-Delicatessen and soft drinks;
floors so with lease.
$3,O00-Near-beer and light lunch, oysters
and crabs; store and 8 rooms; lease SIS per
month near East Capitol.
$1.l00-S-room rooming house in northwest
section near 18th ST.
26-room rooming house, with lunchroonl
in basement and doing q good monthly business
can be bought at o bargain owner leaving city
and will sacrifice business for quick sale. See
me about this at once.
I5-room rooming house. in best NV. section,
can be bought al a bargain.
$1,OO0-I3 rooms with good income. and 10.
Gated near Pension Park. can be bought for
| s.. 900
$1.100-11-room rooming house near 9th ct
in NV. section; 2-yeaf lease.
Grocery and meat market doing daily business
Of S125 to $3.50 can be bought at a bargain. A
good location in NV. near 18th st.
fruit stand located near Petworth that you
can buy at reasonable price. Ask about It.
I have several cash buyers for rooming houses.
and can make quick sale If you list then,
with me-
P. F. CARLEY.
Evening star., 1920-10-24
Marshall Business Brokers

We appreciate the confidence placed in this
Office. Our listings and sales have increased
100 per cent in the last few months; True
knowledge Of business brokerage in all its
branches have secured for us the confidence Of
the public. To prove the truth Of advertising
visit the Office place of business and You
can form an opinion Of the capacity and class
Of the Office. II you have a business to sell
and price is right. see us at once. Your place
will not be booked with large list of dead
and overpriced places that have been on the
market for months. Our business is conducted
in professional way, and all business treat
ed confdentially. Inspect the following:
Hotel near Union station. hrst-class restau-
rant first floor. % rooms and baths con-
nected with same. Price right
MARSHALLjS.
Bakery and confectionery: two-story bake
shop: fine store; new soda fountain: rooms
and bath above; rent. $50 Price, 1900.
MARSHALLiS.
Grocery; splendid corner, NV: rent $35,
including rooms and bath. Price 81, 500.
MARSHALIiS.
Opportunity to secure old-established confec-
tionery and grocery. NV. near schools: pre-
MARSHALLS.
High-class confectionery; northwest: 5-year
lease; modern fixtures. including fountain.
Price, S., 900.
MARsHAILis.
Auto accessories. repair shop and storage;
rent. $75; 3-year lease. Price. S1.50O.
Taxi business including cars. Price. 1880.
MARSFALIS.
Rooming house small hotel; 20 rooms
steam heat furnished free; electric lights; new
furniture. Price. 5000
MARSHALL'S
Rooming house, Is rooms, baths: garage in
rear: income about $3.50 per month. Price,
81. 800.
Rooming house. near 18th and N. Y. ave. ::
% rooms; h.w.-heat electric lights; sacrifice
at 81 500.
Rooming house: IL rooms. Price, 81 600.
Immediate possession.
Beautiful and exclusive rooming house; IS
rooms; Vermont ave. Price, 1880.
MARSHALL'S.
Lunchroom. near new proposed r.r. station
owner leaving city. Price reduced from So 500
to s.. 600; good lease; apt above.
Lunchroom frst-class rooming house con-
nected with same; located near census build
ing. Price, $ 500.
Marshall Business Brokers,
o2o New York Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1920-10-24
FOR SALE
:3-YEAR LEASE

with Ayr. Renewal Privilege)
on handsome 4story building in
heart of downtown retail shop
ping section. Store is 22xloo
feet. with full-length dry base
ment; 4th floor finished as store
room and reached by freight ele-
vator from store; intermediate
floors comprise two Groom and
bath apartments. Modern plate
glass windows; 1o-foot ceiling
excellent light and ventilation.
Forty-foot alley in rear.
Rental is not excessive con-
sidering the excellence of the
location.
ADDRESS BOX 284-M,
STAR OFFICE.
Evening star., 1920-10-24
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

INVESTORS should carefully consider our high
grade, smal-sum, fifteen month series OF notes.
one payable monthly: notes executed ana &C. &c
cured by Washington home owners aaaa..n anu ~.
they insure both safety Of principal and un, IN,
usual high net return; make your money, ,sana SINAI
or large sums, earn this attractlve lnco.ne. pN.
Closest investigation solicited. Address Box
Evening star., 1920-10-24

FOR SALE-Delicatessen and bakery doing
good business; we'll stocked; on best business
street in city; just place for lady. with g. 900;
fortune to be made; good reasons for selling.
Address Box 2S1-N, star odaee,
Evening star., 1920-10-24

IF YOU HAVE 500 or more to invest in a na
tional chain store proposition, well established
now is the time before recapitalization. Ad-
dress Box ESP, Star Office.
Evening star., 1920-10-24
buSlIleSS bTOKeTS,
o2o New York Ave. NV.

GROCERY STORE for sale. with living rooms
731 18th st. NV.
WASTED-Auto tire and accessory business
in good location. Address Box ZAP Star Of
Evening star., 1920-10-24
DIAMONDS. ETC.

DIAMOND RING-Lady's. blue-white dia
monds. two carats. $275. 1919 11th st. NV
LADY's DIAMOND RING; over u karat
cost S125; will sacrifice for $S5. 1919 11th
n, W.
Evening star., 1920-10-24

& 600 u s. GALVANIZED ASH CANS 2 0o
SO 600 lbs Tea. per lb.. ,So.!1
bacon, eorned beef hash. roast beef. baked
heana at greatly reduced prices.
Iarxe and medium size cans; slightly used :
made Of extra heavy galvanised iron:
ONE LARGE LOT GONERNAEET HAR IAN
GOyERNMENT CANVAS WAGON COVERS
(OR TARPAULISS).
Reclaimed and New Stores.
o33 5th St. NV. and
3O3 10th St. NV.
Evening star., 1920-10-24
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.
BOATS AND ACCESSORIES.

LATNCH-Abie glass cabin; a # GA; de-
sirable boat for Florida waters. Phone Line.
31O9. 1921 Ames pl. ne. 27s
CANOE, Oldt0wn, 1S-foot; good condition.: com
plete 6 cushions, . back rests, . paddles, cleo
tric light. SIS rug. Reasonable. Cleveland
1881 24s
CABIN LAUNCH = 3911OIa: divided cabin.
with excellent sleeping accommodations for
4 or ): large washroom and toilet. kitchen.
fresh-water tank. . gasoline tanks. built-in
refrigerator. splendid electrical equipment.
bells and lights; IS h. p. Standard engine;
It. head room: control from either inside
or outer deck. This boat is the most COM
plete and best built one on the river; has
speed of honest miles; practically new and
guaranteed in perfect condition. Can be
bought for 81. 800 now: engine alone worth
almost the money asked, and will sell for
twice this amount in the spring; owner buy
ing larger boat. Go aboard and look her
over: Janitor Capital Yacht Club. 9th s.w.
Evening star., 1920-10-24

Largest line of used
sewing machines ia
the city. AL makes.
SO and up. 1 years
guarantee. Ren { l a G:
expert repairing: hem
stitching: plait t ing
Buttons made to order.
Open EVENING". Hop
kins. 2926 18th street
Cal lH00
Evening star., 1920-10-24

MuREsco WALL PAINT. 8 colors, eents
pound: white enamel $2.75 GAL; Vim truck.
$500; Chevrolet. $3.50. Enterprise Hardware
Co.. PIG New York ave. NV.
Evening star., 1920-10-24

S25,ooo.oo to Buy Diamonds
Geld, silver and any kind Of 1evelfy. A
transactions strictly conddeBtial.
TRJRREV'S 61b 18th 81.
Opposite ths EISasE0s
Evening star., 1920-10-24
TYpEWRI

RENT YOUR TYPEWRITER from the Rem
ington Typewriter Company Complete salts
faction and service guaranteed; 81 TO 81 per
month: $40 to S12 for 3 months. Reming ton
Typewriter Company, 1910 New York ave.
NV. Telephone Main 33S.
L. c. SMITH-two-color ribbon: back spacer
tabulator: excellent condition: $50. 4713 Ga.
ave. Sunday morning..
UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER fos rent IS. 80
per month. 1407 14th ST. Franklin 1861
TYPEWRITER Rental Service. 1901 1st St
NV. North 1854; Underwood, L. c. s.. Rem.
81 mo-: mos. in adv, $i0.5O: mos, $ls.
VIII pay s55- $50 for late model uade-woods.
THE REBUILT TYPEWRITER CO.. INC.
Sell. rent and repair typewriters.
Evening star., 1920-10-24
Hand-Painted China.

Your selection of best grade imported china
decorated any design. Cash or terms. In
spection invited. Address Box ISL NJ, Star Office
Evening star., 1920-10-24

BLUE SATIN DRESS for sale; blue serge
dress. size 80; purple sweater. 40; blue serge
cape Call Tuesday or Wednesday evenings.
between and. 10. Apt. sos. Florence Courts
Evening star., 1920-10-24

100 FEET SHAFTING. hangers and pulIeys
10 2-inch Jenkin valves. Apply Mr.. Powell
rprr 3IS c st NV
Evening star., 1920-10-24

CI.OTHES-w no matter what hap
pens to reduce the price of trousers" you
can bet a million dollars. cash down. that no
store will try to give you better value in pants
at So up and We have them, new and fresh.
Also slightly used overcosts, 5 up. Dresses.
81 mn. Justh's Old Stand. 6i9 ID.
Evening star., 1920-10-24
Basement,
1907 H St. NV.

I HAVE 100 SHARES q. s. Metal Cap and
Seal Co.. worth SO par; will sell any part,
sharpe Dohme. Address Box BPM, star
office.
Evening star., 1920-10-24

MEMS SUITS and overcoats ali sizes: also
ladies' coats and suits. at very REASONABLY.
prices. Call 1I19 I4th st. NV. 2ud floor:
open evenings. 80
Evening star., 1920-10-24

GAS ST0vE-6-burner with oven; gas dome
for dining room; iron fence: all in good cond-
ton 1249 New Hampshire ave. NV. 4'
PARLOR CHAIRS, 3, large, upholstered: FIRE
less cooker. fine condition. compartments:
lady's writing desk: blue serge suit, size A.:
wool fiber rug. 9X1c: gents full dress suit
size 40: pair new shoes. lady's. Call morn
inps 1907 f4th ST. NV a4s
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-12-03

Maui, T. H., described in r. P. 1858
L. c. A. GAS OTTO Kamalalawalu, and
containing IN area of 2.30 acres.
.(4) All that certain piece or parcel
of land situate at Kahakuloa, Maui, T.
II. described in r. p. 6155, L. c. A.
GAG p to Kahui, and containing an
area of "A of an acre.
(5) All that certain piece or parcel
of land situate at K~ahakuloa, Maui, T.
II. described in r. p. 6153, l.. C. A.
GAG to Kaupuna, and containing an
area of .255 of an acre.
co All that certain piece or parcel
of land situate in Kahakuloa, Maui, T.
H., described in L. C. A. GIG V to
Uloa, and containing an area of 81 of
an acre.
20 All that certain piece or parcel
Of land situate at Honokohau, Maui,
T.. H., described in r. p. 1914, l.. c. A.
6l45 ID to Leonui and containing an
area of SO of an acre.
(Nov. 10, 26; Dec. 8, 1O.)