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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-06
7 DRAW LONG TERMS FOR
ARMISTlCE DAY MURDER
Slnyers OF Centralin, WISH, Man
Given Sentences Hanging From
~ to 40 Years,

MONTES.iSo. WASH, April s.
The seven men convicted hero March
l3 OF second degree murder for the
Staying OF Warren .. Grimm of Cen
,ralia. Armistice Day parade victim,
were sentenced to not less than
Twenty-Five years nor more than forty
years each in the State penitentiary
~ Judge John II. wilson. after he
had denied a defense motion for a
new trial.
Judge Wilson said he could not pay
attention to tho jurys plea for lcni-
cncy for Eugene Barnett and John
Lamb ir The light of the evidence
which was submitted. lie said he
rcsa "ded the eases against all the
| !ner as identical
Loren Roberts, whom the jury
| found insane. was ordered sent 10
| the criminal insane ward at the
state penitentiary.
The seven sentenced 10 twenty 1--WE
| 70 forty wears today we're:
| Z. Z. Bland. Bert Iiiand John Lamb.
| Eugene Barnett, James McInerney,
Ray Rcckcr and Britt Smith. The
| defense attorney took exception 10
:he sentence and gave notice OF
| appeal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-06
ST. THOMAS CONGREGATION
HAS FEATUREFUL SESSION
I-i''S Nc>try mad Presents Faster
ohrF'n= and Testimonial 20
Eu-Iurr >upcrtntendtnt

= Thomas Episcopal Church Gin
Tor Park hed ~ annual meeting Of
IN" CONGREGATION last night. AT which
NOT only was vcstry elected. but
"hicH was further fca;ur.d by spe-
ca mus ay .hr quartet from the
cHo.r of Grove Avenue BAPTIST
Church ,ne pf.tentation OF travel
!nr bag 10 AleS r. Hyland. former
superiut""dsn e: the sunday school
~ - TAo'mas, and the presentation
~ the Easter off.rirg or 232l 10 Rev
cary Montague city missionary. to
h. used IN MS work.
Dr f:n:.OA Q Williams presented
the Easter Offering 20 Mr. Montague.
Who q also s4pplyiug 81. Thomas
'Hch sGnday while the church is
without d rector.
Rev z. G rc4rick viii take charge
~ the Church on September l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-06
HARBOR WORKERS. STRIKE
TIES UP NEW YORK PORT
Union Leaders Blacklist Rnilropd
Hont Work, Hating All
TrniIlc.

NEW YORK. April 5.-rnion lead
crs in the strike OF New York harbor
employees. which since Thursday has
Interrupted operation OF railroad
owned tugs, lighters and ferries. to-
night announced that long shorcmen
freight handlers and checkers. have
black!isted railroad boat work"
Within two days railroad cars
Will lie backed up clear to the
mines" said William 4. Mahcr. act
ing chairman OF the marine workc rs
Railroad terminals nre rned high
with corgesteA freight. Only clever
Of eco railroad tugboats in the har-
Dor 80 working. and Ave of these
are Lackawanna boats. q company
which Is not unionized."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-06
EnNnr Ikorrr Jnmes.

DANNiLIE, April 5.-The poll OF
the Henry County delegates. elected
hy precinct mcctlacG Saturday, to
the county convention 10 lie held nj
Martinsvilie on april 10. show a
unaaimity of expression in favor OF
ftorcr y. James for Congress. and his
collection as state Democratic
chairman. James now lacks eleven
votes for the congressional nomina-
ton with Carroll, Charlotte. Frank
lin and Grayson Counties yet to
elect DELEGATES.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-06
NOT ONE CUSTOM HOUSE
UNDAMACED IN IRELAND
Red Trail OF lnccndinry Fires
Damages Public Buildings
Many Millions Worth.
loss or LIFE Is SMALL
Easter Outbreak on Fourth Ami
ycr>ary of Irish Revolution Made
Notable ny secret Application OF
Torch and Bomb.

I.oNpo$. AprA 6--Ireland had \
rod Eas; :, bu; i; wa red with fire.
no; hluod rs had boon expected. That
Sums up the story o: the fourth an
nirersary az tile great 1916 rebellion.
Not q single custon-h house romans
intact. the Fall Mail Gazette learns
from its Dublin correspondent. More
than zoe police barracks were burned
down The destruction OF the revenue
Once has totally disorganized the
system OF collecting income taxes
throughout Ireland. The damage
mounts into many millions OF pounds.
only i handful or arrests We're mado
IN Ireland as result of the organized
inccnd a-ism. which destroyed more
than coo buildings.
Six Arrests in One House.
The on4y act OF violence in Dublin
reported ~ IL this cabling occurred
when four auto trucks filled with
armed soldiers. aided by 4 mounted
gun, raldcd a house flying the republic
can flag. near Sackvii!c Street Six
arrests we're made. Grcat hostility
10 the soldiers was shown. Tho troops
finally fred volleys oscrhead. dis
pcrsing the crowds. " acn tainted
snd there was near panic but no
one was injured The crowd returned
shortly afterwards. singing republic
can songs and surrounding the mill
tary cars. The troops beat OF an
attempt 10 deprive them OF their
rifles. and in this man received a
hayonet thrust.
dee, Ia
counting the damage from the in
cendiarism the trail of which spread
10 every county in ireland. Every
succeeding report shows the results
worse than had been originally
imagined.
\ daring holdup OF military dis
PATCHES is reported from Mayo.
Ono Rebel In Killed.
one OF group OF armed and maskc cd
rebels tina; attacked the barracks at
donegal was killed in the explosion
tausinc the fire
"A great uprising OF the landicss
PEOPLE in County Galway is pro-
crossing" says dispatch from Bal
iinsloe TO the Daily Herald. Tens
oil thousands OF acres have Been
cleared Twenty thousand head OF
cattle have been driven OF. Reports
are coming in of shooting of recall
citrant landowners.
The Daily Sketch asserts tho in
ccndiarssm IS the work OF American
rrcbuSs." whom il describes ae for
cigu terrorists"
Eighty Sim Feiners held In Mount
@oS prison ere IN hunger strike"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-06
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
ENDS IRISH P|CKET|NC
Orders Arrests OF the Banner
Bearers Standing Guard Over
British Embassy.
WOMEN QUICKLY RELEASED
District Attorney Says They Wcrc
Freed Because Their Counsel Had
Not Had Opportunity to Notify
Them of Measures Proposed.
Ivy Asscciatel presa.l

WASHINGTON. April 5.-Thc Fed
erai government moved today to put
an end TO the picketing of the Brit
ish embassy. which was renewed this
morning by women sYmpathizers
with the movement for an Irish re-
public.
United States District Attorney
Laskey informed Matthew OBrien,
counsel for the women. that if his
clients persisted they would I've pros
ecu;ed under Fedora statute
which makes the oire..as. ,. an in
4 foreign government OF - his OIL
cial residence felony, punishable by
penitentiary sentence.
Arrested, hut Soon Released.
Simulta neousiy. MIR. Laskey COM
municated his decision TO the Dis
trict OF Columbia commissioners, who
instructed the police TO arrest the
women after warning them. Captain
Doyle and two police women were
sent to the embassy in patrol wag-
on. andE cound Mrs. Mary Walker. o.
- randerrenter Avenue. Astoria,
Long Island. and Miss Moliie Carroll,
Of loo West Seventy Street,
New York City. carrying banners on
tho sidewalk.
Captain Doyle informed the ban
ner-'bearers that unless they lcrt In
fifteen minutes they would be ar
rested under Federal statutes, hut
they refused to depart. After they
had been taken TO police headquar-
tcrs and held for half an hour. they
were released on orders OF Mr.. Las
key
The district attorney explained
subsequently that the police had act
ed before Mr.. O'Brien had had time
10 notify his clients OF the govern
ment's decision
An hour before the police Inter
rencd. Mrs. Sophie Stanton and Mrs.
Hattie I>arkn. OF this city. attacked
two pickets who had preceded Mrs.
Walker and Miss Carroll. and were
arrested on charges Of disorder!y con-
duct. They were released upon de-
posting n cash forfeit Of $25 each.
Mrs. Walker and Miss Carroll were
not replaced Mt the embassy after
the police took them away, and lend
ers OF the movement would not say
what were their plans for tomorrow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-06

room In the house. After iivinI
shut up all winter. tho wall papcj
seems dinSy, the rugs ugly anI
every piece OF furniture looks Tiki
something from the zoo.
Along about dandelion time I all
ways begin TO shift things about
but the moro l move them TIL
worse they seem.
This year was In despair.
made up my mind wc would have al
repapcr and rcpaint, and buy Il Id
OF new drnpcrics, furniture AMI
rugs. So sent for The ia intcr AMI
the paperhangcr. But when cd
their estimates. just had to Ill
down and rest. Then | made tod
OF the stores. and oh, the lowell
things j saw. And oh. the lowell
prices.
Al last one evening. ] handed Il
my husband II list OF the things
thought we needed. and the cosI
lie took one look at IL. then at md
and we both just burst out laugh
ing.
What do you think / am" NJ
said "a mun!tion WORKER"
Then came the reaction and vi
were both rs glum as wc could Id
lie sat with his eyes on the ccilind
and all OF a sudden be said:
Gee. how I hate that old chan
dolier."
Me. too" replied. but who
We bought II. we thought 4, wal
exquisite"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-06
DELAWARE "ANTIs" CALL
THEIR VICTORY COMPLETE
While Supporters Of anthony Amend
mcnt NernAc to give Up
lrnien.

DOVER. DEL. April 5.--Thc woman
suffrage question. which has occu-
piled virtually all Of the available
time OF the Delaware Legislature
since IL convened in special session
TWO weeks ago. was very little in
evidence today when the two houses
rcassembied after the Easter holt
days.
few opponents Of equal Franchise,
were noticed around the Capitol. but
The" expressed the opinion that tn.
defeat o! the ratification resolution
by the lower House last week had
settled the question 90 far as Della
ware - concerned.
Mrs. Henry Is. Thompson of the
Delaware antisurrage organization,
declared tonight that she had been
unable TO lind single deserter from
. The autia, while suffrage leaders claim
'hcy are steadily gaining strength
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-06
UNION MEN WILL HELP
BREAK CHICAGO STRIKE
brotherhood OF hallway Trainmcn Is
bringing Men In to Handle
Switchmcn's Work.

ny AN--,ciatcd Prt--s
CHICAGO April ia break in tho
strike OF several thousand .insurgent
sw!tchmen in the Chicago switching
district was predicted tonight by y
- Whitney, vice-prcsidcrp; OF the
brotherhood Of Railway Tra;nmca
who said several hundred union
sWitchmcn from many points in the
Middle West arrived today to take
the places OF the strikers. and that
others would arrive tomorrow.
The brotherhood OF Railway Train
H"n, with which the railroads af,
fccted have working agreements. ma:
declared the strike illegal. and y
CO operating with railroad officers n
efforts TO bring about resumption
Of work
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-06
l0WDEN WANTS ALL TO
PRINT CAMPAIGN LISTS
Willing to Publish. Contributions md
Expenditures IL others DO
likewise.
Thy Associated Press.

lBy Associated Press
WASHINGTON. April 5.-Louis l..
Emmerson. Secretary of State OF ILL.,
nois. and manager of Governor Low
denis campaign committee, conferred
today with Senator Borah of Idaho.
who recently had criticized alleged
excessive campaign contributions, and
later announced that the Governor
stood ready TO mako public a com
plcte record of his expenses. provided
tho same information was furnished
by other candidates.
Senator Bornh said Governor Low
den and his managers agreed to sub
nit their books. vouchers and other
data dealing with contributions and
expenditures IL Mnjor-Gencral Leon
ard Wood and others authorized sim
liar publicity of their accounts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-06
CUMMING TRIAL TO START
Judge Scott and Rlchmond lawyers
Leave for Hampton for
Murder Case

Judge II. Carter Scott. Of the City
Circuit Court Of Richmond. will pre-
side over the trial o. Mrs. Mittie Jcs-
ter Cumming. which will begin today
in the Circuit Court OF Elizabeth City
County. Mrs. Cumming will face the
charge of numbering her former
husband. 5. Gordon Cumming. promi-
ncnt attorney and politician of
Hampton.
Richard Evelyn .Eyrd left Rich
mond yesterday for the scene OF the
trLai.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-06
BIG SUM FOR MISSIONS
RAISED BY PRESBYTERIANS
Southern Church Reports SI,If5,345
Contributed In 1910 for For
ctgn Field.

NASHVILLE. TENN. April 5.-Re-
ceipts By the foreign missions COM
mittee OF the Southern Presbyterian
Church reached the total of sl.1I5,-
1850 during the pas, year. accord
Ing TO an announcement from Or.
James I. Vance. OF Nashville, chair
man OF the committee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-06
RHODE ISLAND SELECTS
UNRESTRICTED DELEGATES
Governor Hickman, ncndn Delegation
to the Republican National
Convention.
tBy Associated Press.

IBy Associated Press
PROVIDENCE. II. l., April 5.--An
uninstructed delegation to the Repub-
lican National Convention was elected
without opposition today by. State
and district Republican conventions.
Governor Beekman was named TO
head tho delegates at large. the
others being Frederick l.. Jcnckes
and Joseph r. Fletcher. OF North
kingstown. and Theophilc Guerin.
Ratification OF the peace treaty
with such reservations as will fully
safeguard America" was the Keynote.
OF the platform.
Other planks favored establishment
and maintenance OF merchant ma
rinc and reduction of government ex-
Denditures. thereby reducing taxation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-06
CLASH IN JERUSALEM
lSS Persons slightly Injured fn
Easter sunday Connict-Aiilitnry
SnSv Controls.

JERUSALEM. April 5.-One hun
drcd and eighty ciGht casualties
mostly slight. occurred az result
o! = cont,ic. here on Easter Sunday
The military are in control OF the
situation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-06

they think they are pretty. instca
OF buying lighting effects. ofte4|
times. by simply changing the dlG
tribu,ion OF light. hnve show
people how To save hundreds %
dollars that they were intending II
spend on redccoratins or on new
furnishings. You see. the old
fashioned kind Of lighting made
glare around the chandelier aH
left great chunks OF gloom aio4
tho walls and floor, The new idf
in lighting Is To get plenty OF lighU
IN all parts OF the room, without
too much anywhere. This n6S3
system. called the Duplexalite, doa3
that. Ii has made II possible fol-
the first time to use in the home th
! Mazda G lamp, which is the mos
efficient and economical lamp yet
discovered.
And then he went on TO tell how
II was made. Ii seems that mogN
OF the light rays go to the ceiling
aud are then DETECTED to all par15
that makes every object In the roon
look it's best. while other rays I'd
directly downward through a slasa
disc giving an increased intensity
for reading or working"
To cut n long story short, my hus1
band made some Inquiries the very
next day. He found that Duplexa
lites had long been used in several
of our leading retail stores and iT}
the best hotels and were even go1
ing 10 be installed in his own ofiicel
lie also found that in the home they
could be used with beautiful shaded
of silk. cretonnc or parchments, and
so can be made to Ina rmonizc with
any decorative scheme in any roomI
no matter how elaborate or how
simple.
And when we found that an clcc1
trician could put up four or five
Duplexalites in an hour. that set
tied il.
The upshot of 1t is-that for less
than 800 we have succeeded in c.
tually doing our home over. without
repapering or repainting single
room. or buying stick of furniture
just by changing the lighting. And
as they say In the movies. You
wouldn't know the old place now"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-06
RICHMOND FACES
COAL SHORTAGE

Continued from Page One)
:; seasonal plan me rate when the
Richmond merchants are advocating
would be from SO to $3.35. and would
] increase at the rate 0! Is cents "A
\ month.
The lowest rate. under this plan.
z would be IN The early spring and
!. summer The rate as proposed
you'd begin AZ 81 and would in
Sa'rease until January, when 1t would
81 Increased ae high as &a.15. max
M 'g general the tendency 10 purchase
"a! ey'Iy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-06

by Jovc.' he
said. that re-
III a Is me.
Coming out on
the ear one day
| overheard an
architect talk
ing to his
client. lie was
saying some
thing like this.
The trouble
with half the
homes In this
city is that the
lighting effect
is wrong. Ico-
pie buy fix
lures because
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-06
METHODIST MITIGATION
MEETS WITH. OPPOSITION
bishop Collins Denny Denounces Pro-
position ncfore Il Large
Gathering.
my Associated Prcss.r

tBy Associated prcss.1
BIRMINGHAM, ALA, April Opp
position to the proposal for unincntion
of the Methodist Churches was cx-
pressed here today by Bishop Collins
Denny. In n speech before IL large
gathering Of Methodist ministers and
laymcn.
The bishop declared the plan re-
Gently formulated would place the
negro on the same footing with the
white man and allow him to become a
member of any, Methodist church.
Need n good Quinine aud Iron Tonic.
GROVES TASTELESS chill TONIC
purifcs and cnriches the blood and
builds up the whole system. Cen
crul Strengthening Tonic for Adults
ana Children. 6oc.-Adr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-06
How we
did our
HOME
over for
less thar
$780,.

YOU k II o \
that sprinI
feeling of bclnI
.,I.l. -
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-01-15

ache, Toothache. Earache, Neuralgia,
rheumatism, Lumbago. Sciatica,
Neuritis and for Pain generally.
Tin boxes Of ~ tablets cost only
few cents. Druggists also sell
larger "Bayer" packages. Aspirin is
the trade mark Of Bayer Manufac-
ture Of noaceticacidester of salicy-
licacid. Adv
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-01-15
FaIny Seasons In Cycles.

According To Eduard Brucckner, the
great Austrian metcorologIst, cold
Salny seasons cone in cycles about
every thlrty.fve ears, the years near.
est to these partnklng OF their nature
and those furthcSt distant hclng dry
and hot. Tho year 1915 was the height
Of one Of these cold wet cycles.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-01-15
NOTICE

The Primary conference. n, c,obo
STAKE 1920. date subject to approx,
al of bishops:
January. Logan First, Second,
fhird. Fourth and Fifth wards; Hyde
Park. Providence First and secon.
wards.
feoruary--Logan Sixth. Seventh,
Eighth. Ninth and Tenth wards: Rw-
er Heights. North Logan. Benson
two associations.
Signed,
MATTE d. HANSEN.
NORA q. ANDERSON,
REBEcCA d. CARBON.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-01-15

On Monday evening the Advertis-
ing and Civic Improvement commit
tees of the club met with the city
commission anu asked that a temper
airy auto camping place be establish
cd in the north end OF the Soldiers
Memorial park. Providing the camp
ing place does not interfere with the
plans of the landscape architect for
the present year. the commissioners
favored the idea very much. An
ideal camp can be located among the
large black willow trees in the park
and It will be close to town and on
the highway through the canyon to
Bear Lake. Attention will be called
to the camping place In the Logan
canyon folder. The city and the
committee will provide lights. water.
firewood and other conyeniences. 1t
is expected that good many tourists
will use the camping place during
the summer.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-01-15
NOTICE OF DAUGHTERS on TIN
P1ONEERs MEETINGS

49, 'ssts 'l.a-l
The Elisa r, Snow camp win meet
with Mrs, Ines Thain Friday at o
o'clock ~ M 90 eisv W zoe.
The Thos. Tarbet camp win meet
with. Mrs. Moses Olson Friday. at .
O'Clock. .8s$g Ssis ~ y 81. -
The zina B Young camp viii meet
with Mrs. George Lindaulst Friday
1t 3 O'Clock. i5a' Z
The Men on camp will meet with
Mrs. Mary B. Jensen at Aendon FRI
day at 3 O'Clock. slA Bet
The Ballard camp will meet with
Mrs. George Squlres Thursday at
The Brigham Young Camp win
meet with Mrs. John Christensen
Thursday at 3:30 .. m. J2
The North Logan camp will meet
with Mrs. Mabel Chambers Friday
afternoon. aa' r
The Joseph Smith camp will meet
with Mrs. Thomas Rose Friday at
3 o'clock. I'D ...
w. b. Preston camp will meet with
Mrs. e. N. Edwards Friday at $3.50
p. m. IT, ZOO
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-01-15
U. 3. CIVIL SERVICE ExAAlINA.
TIOH

The United States Civil Service
Commission announces that an un-
skilled laborer noneducational exam
nation will be he'll on January Is.
1920. for the purpose of filling u va
cancy in the position of unskiiled
laborer in the custodian service at Lo-
gan. Utah.
Application blanks and further in
formation may be obtained from the
local secretary. board OF civil service
examiners, at the Logan post ONCE.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-01-15
CARD OF THANKS

sn.Ik h.
We wish most sincerely to thank
the multitude Of friends who. dur
ing the illness and following the
death Of our. dearly beloved husband
and father. so freely rendered every
aid and consolation within their
power. II has been during this try
ing period that we have learned the
true power Of friendship. Following
the death we wish to Thank all who
rendered aid, sent flowers or visitea
us in our grief. Also those who Of
ficiated, spoke or sang at the tuner
al services. All will ever be held IN
fond remembrance.
MRS.H.D. DAVIDSON And FAMILY
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-02
ATTORNEYS
NOTICE. or Butt,

No. 1894.
In the District Court, County Of Bernalillo,
State Of New Mexico.
Conrad @. Sell, Plaintiff.
kugcnio Chavez, administrator, and Delfina
Chavez, adininistratrix. OF the estate OF
Jose de Ia luz Chqvez, deceased. all UNI
known heirs Of Jose de Ia luz Chavez, de-
ceased, all unknown heirs At law OF Juanita
samora de Chavez, deceased. and all un'
known persons claiming any interest or
title adverse TO plaintiff In the premises
Hereinafter described, Defendants
Of yon are notified that the above named
plaintiff has begun action against you anL
each OF you, the object thereof being 10
quiet the title Of plaintiff IN and to certain
real estate situate In Bernalillo County. New
Mexico, described as follows:
A portion OF land altuated In Precinct No
4, Los Ranchnse do Albuquerque, BernAlillc
County New Mexico. measuring from North
East to West 1900 yards, more or less
bounded on the south by a strip OF land
owned by Felipe ZAnora. on the north by
the lands Of Gibbons, on the east by The
road known "A Guadalupe Gutierrez and OF
the west by Gallegos Aeequia.
Also another tract Of iand situate In Pro
cinet No. 4, Ranches de Albuquerque, state
aud County Aforesaid. measuring In widti
and in length from East to West. 1906
vAras, bounded on the North by the land oil
DelflnA Chavez. on the South by land Of
AmbroslA Chavez. on the East by the Road
Of Guadalupe Gutierrez aud on the West By
Also another tract Of land situate in Pro,
cinct No. 4. State aud County Aforesaid
being In width from North TO South twenty
t2Ol vAras, more or less, aud l,3O0 varasI
more or less, from East TO West; bounded
on the North by lands Of Felipe zamora, on
the South by lands Of Eliiio Chavez, on Tho
East by a little trial OF Guadalppe Gutierrez