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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-02-12
OPERATION FATAL
To BLISS FARLEY

GILBERT, Feb. 1t-Bliss Farley
died Tuesday evening at the com
munity hospital at Mesa. After re-
covering from the "flu," Mr.. Farley
proved fatal The funeral was held
at 2 u. M. Friday at the Gilbert
Methodist church. Interment was
made at the Mesa cemetery.
Bliss Farley was born in Severia,
Kan. March IT. 1894, and died Feb.
Is. 1921. aged % years. he is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Farley, who
reside in Casa Grande. Mr.. Farley
came to Arizona seven years ago and
has lived in Gilbert two years. While
living here he has won many friends
because if his kind and sociable spirit.
He leaves to mourn his loss his widow,
three children, father and mother,
seven sisters and four brothers. and
the many friends of Gilbert and vi
cinity.
The following are the special fea-
lures for the services Sunday, Feb. 10,
1921: II a. m, morning worship; spe-
cial music, anthem by the choir. duet
, by Mr.. and Mrs John Walker; ser
mon; subject, The Pre- eminent
Christ" Dr. A. W Atkinson, district
superintendent of the Arizona district
will preach in the evening. Special
music by the male quartet. All are in
Nlted TO these services.
Sang Ray Pleads Guilty
| On Monday Town Marshal Oscar
/ Phelps brought complaint against
Sang Ray. owner of the Sang Ray
grocery store, for selling merchandise
| on Sunday. The trial was set for
Wednesday, On Tuesday the defend
ant came to Judge Irwin, pleaded
guilty to the charge and paid the fine
Smallpox Spreads
The smallpox epidemic has spread
| through most of the schools of the val
ley. Although Gilbert schools are
probably the least infected of any, DR.
Nelson suggested that every precau-
ton be taken to avoid any further
spread of the disease in this town.
To Meet Chandler in Debate
/ The Gilbert high school is to meet
the Chandler high school Friday nigh
in a debate on the subject. Resolved
that the closed shop is the bettcrmenf
Of american industry Gilbert is L
lie represented by Carroll Brown anc
Wayne Kempton. who VIII speak from
the negative side.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-02-12
ENTERTAIN IN HONOR
Of MISSOURI VISITOR

TEMPE, Feb. 11-Mrs. r. J.. Alex
ander and Mrs. T. dickinson delight
fully entertained a party of friends at
the home of Mrs. Alexander Friday
afternoon in honor of Mrs. Nichols OF
Missouri, who is spending the winter
with her sister. Mrs. Bliss Sanders.
The guests made a picnic luncheon
set during the afternoon which was
presented to the guest of honor as 4
souvenir of the occasion. Lovely re-
freshments were served and an unus-
ually pleasant afternoon enjoyed by
all.
Mrs. Nichols has made host OF
friends in Tempe who are sorry 10
learn that she will leave soon for her
home in Missouri. Mrs. Sanders eX-
poets to accompany her sister and re-
main there for a short visit.
Normal Boys Win Honors
The Normal boys won their share OF
the honors at the field meet, which was
held at the state fair grounds Thurs
day afternoon. They had received
splendid training from Captain F. M
irish and won first prizes for compel
tive squad drill and competitive pla-
toon drill. Tempe high also carried
off some prizes, several of the boys
winning individual prizes.
viii Establish Tailor Shop
Marquis Rich, who for several years
conducted tailor shop on Mill avenue
has returned to Tempe after an absence
of several months. Mr.. Rich expects &c
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-02-12
COMMERCIAL CLUB
DIRECTORS MEET;
NAME COMMITTEES

MESA. Feb 1.-THE merchants
committee of the Mesa Commercial
club, appointed by the former board of
directors last December, was retained
to serve for another year at the Fri
day luncheon business meeting of the
directors. Other committees were APP
pointed, committee reports were heard
and Secretary Dan Collett was ap-
pointed to represent the Commercial
club on the library committee which
bears representation from each of the
civic bodies of the town.
The merchants committee will be
headed by C. Fred Brackette of the
A & B grocery as chairman with the
following members: c. c. Jarrett of
the Jarrett company, N p. klufson of
the Toggery Dry Goods company,
Frank B. Gurley of the Gem City mar
ket and Mrs. W. r. Coron of the
Trickey Furniture store.
Championship Basketball
With the championship of this sec
ton of the state at stake, the Mesa
Camels, victors over every other club
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-02-12
THE ONCE OVER
cENsoRiNG THE MOVIES

All white Russian wolf hounds ap-
pearing in society dramas shall wear
collars at all times, and, in cases of
close-ups. hats. coats and vests.
All Bill Hart horses shall wear over
ais reaching below the knees, and the
running of bronchos in their bare feet
shall be abandoned.
All news reel pictures showing the
mayor of KennebunlSport opening the
county chrysanthemum show with his
hat off shall be barred until such time
as he puts his hat on
William s. Hart shall be limited to a
maximum of three hard looks" per
reel and shall at no time be shown
using gun without first showing the
usual police permit.
In no case shall the hugging OF a
heroine by hero be allowed or vice
The parking of faces. lip to lip or cheek
to cheek. shall be barred. Kisses shall
be denoted by subtitle only.
Under no circumstances shall a viii
lain be allowed to drag the heroine
across the screen by the hair; a spe-
cial form of tow rope shall be provid-
ed for this purpose.
No moving pictures OF any bath room
shall be shown. Bath tubs. soap, dish
es and showers shall also come under
this section.
The custom of showing indoor swim
ming pools in the palaces of the caliphs
of Bagdad and the sultans of Salada
shall be prohibited, and those already
on tour shall be filled in or syphoned
dry.
The caliphs shall dress after the
fashion approved by Moe Levy and the
Six Little Tailors.
Broadcloth. tailored suits, wooler
socks and hip boots shall be the at
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-02-12

establish a first class tailor shop here
in the near future
Baptist Church
Rev. Robert aIcMurdo will preach at
both the morning and evening service
Sunday. Morning subject THE Tn
yelling of Jesus Christ" evening THE
Word of Suffering on the Cross
Entertains Juniors
Miss Etheleen Kemp gave a valentine
party Friday evening at the home of
Mrs. A. L. Kunce for the juniors OF the
high school. The house was prettily
decorated with hearts and other val
entine decorations. The evening was
spent in playing games and having a
general good time. Dainty refresh
ments were served.
| Mrs. C. G. Steele is quite i'll with
| tonsilitis, Luther Mathews has been
very i'll with the influenza but is re-
ported much better
| Recieaned seed wheat.
Recleaned seed barley.
Local red seed oats.
Imported red seed oats.
/ Alfalfa seed.
| TEMPE MILLING co. Adv L
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-02-12

in the valley, and the Thatcher Acad-
envy of ella Valley, will compete for
honors on the court in the l.. D. $.
auditorium in Mesa Saturday evening.
Local followers of the basketball sport
are confident that it will be the sea-
sons best and fastest game. Mem
bers of the Camel team have put in a.
busy week getting in shape for the
event and promise the Academy boys
a fast run for their money.
Camp Fire Girls On Picnic
The Camp Fire Girls of Mesa viii
enjoy an outing Saturday at the Hole
in-the-Rock of Tempe. Mrs. W. r.
Stewart, guardian of the organization,
is arranging the event and promises
an interesting time for all the girls
who attend. They will assemble Sat
urday morning at Mrs. Stewards resi-
dence, 262 West Second avenue, pre-
pared to leave for the picnic grounds
at 1890. Mothers of the girls have
also been invited to attend the outing
and spend the day with the party on
the desert.
Legion Post Meeting
The Mesa post of the American
meeting Saturday night at O'Clock il
the Knights of Pythias hall.
o. &. s. Social Club Meeting
The social club of the Order o.
Eastern Star will meet in the Masonic
hall Monday, February IA at 2 D. m
All members and those eligible fol
membership are invited to attend.
DR.. Peabody At ST. M ark's
Dr. Endicott Peabody, D. D., head
| master of the famous Groton school o
Massachusetts,, is to preach at st
Marks Episcopal church at the Sun
day forenoon service. Bishop J. W
Atwood will confirm. DIR. Peabody i
a noted educator and many local PEG
pie will be glad of the opportunity
/ to hear him speak here.
Opens Fruit Market
/ The Mesa Fruit market will ente
into the business field in Mesa with it
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-02-12

opening Saturday morning. The mar
ket occupies the store building just
west of the Toggery on West Main
street.
Southside Theaters Today
Majestic, Mesa lone Shocking
Night featuring Eddie Lyons and Lee
Moran. Western drama called a Big
Catch" starring Hoot Gibson
Gilbert-"The White Dove" starring
H 3. Warner. Comedy, Greek Meets
Greek"
Tempe-"The Devils Pass Key"
starring Sam De Grass. Pathe News.
Chandler-"La Homa. All star
cast. Sunshine comedy, "Farmyard
Follies.'
FOR RENT-Four- room house and
l1L acres: one in alfalfa and wheat
large family garden; all enclosed with
high chicken wire. Fred Merryman
last house Elwood Avenue LeBaror
Add, Mesa. bs
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-02-12
OPENS PLAY ROOM
FOR THE CHILDREN
BY Pop Momand
Altman
Blosser

A children's playroom has been
opened at 1909 East Willetta street by
Mrs. Wilma Ward. where busy moth
ers may leave their boys and girls any
time during the day. The rates are
reasonable and the one object of the
playroom is to keep the children per-
fectly comfortable and happy VIII
their mothers are away.
When possible, kindergarten songs.
games and stories are used for enter
tainment. or toys are provided and the
play is always closely supervised Only
healthy children are admitted to the
playroon1
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-02-12

The Interstate commerce commission
has approved n -~vernment loan of
s.. 200. 600 to the Missouri Pacific rail-
road to be used in purchasing equip
ment. The company will spend in ad-
dition s1,S00.0 600.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-02-12

The American Line and the British
ROYAL Mail Line have entered an agree
ment with the city of Hamburg for new
wharves and buildings. Plans are be-
ing made for an extensive traffic be-
tween Hamburg and New York.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-02-12

Rhodesia is doing its bit toward the
returned soldiers and sailors IL mas
set aside 100000 acres which ls ahotteo
srec Of charge TO approved settlers from
overseas.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-02-12

The permanent snow fields OF
Alaska are less than 1 per cent of
Alaska's total area.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-02-12

Hear and see Williams, the electrlcal
entertainer, at the High school auo,.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-02-12

tire of all the members OF the harems
at all times.
Mack Settnet bathing girls shall be
required to submerge Immediately be-
fore the seaside picture is thrown on
the screen and shall not come up for
air until the reel is concluded.
All travelogue views showing winter
scenes shall be prohibited under the
clause barring the exhibition of bare
limbs
The subtitle THAT Night shall be
forever barred. Night life must not he
referred to on the screen.
In all banquet or dinner scenes the
food must be served with dressing
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-02-12

want to lease forty acres on shares.
Owner to furnish land. seed and water.
] furnish stock and machinery. Must
have decent house. Ready to move on
az once Tel Glendale 15SR5. bg
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-02-12

SPECIAL NURSING in maternity
cases. Inquire Mrs. Hunters Home
Maternity Hospital, Glendale: Phone
l66. bn
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-02-12

MATERNITY HOME-M G.. Stat.
ler. corner West b and Third ST., Glen
dale: phone 142.-Adv. bJ
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-02-12

Play q Success

The farce comedy "A Count of No
Account" given under the auspices of
the Eastern star at the Glendale
grammar school auditorium on Thurs
day night was n huge success from all
angles. The play itself was unusually
good and too much praise can not be
given those who took part in it, A
very large and appreciative audience
was there to witness the play. 1t is
understood that the proceeds from the
play were in the neishborhood of SIS.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-02-12

Every boy in Phoenix under eighty
years old should see the Electrical
Wizard. Saturday night. HI-Y lecture
course.-Adv. 1t
The Crittenden press., 1921-08-26
PINEY CREEK

Nr and Mr. Gilbert Csmpbsli
and children spent he day SUNDAY
with his father and mother. M
and Mr. John Campbell
Mr !. s. Cnyns sud family "
near Marion visited Mf John sirlsr
and family sunday
Miss Marie Champion uas the
guest u Mr. Ruth ilul Saturday and
sunday
ML Harvs Hunt and family. M
and Nu Willis Msnlsy. Mf Elvi.
Andrsrs and family and Misses isn.
nls Rashiur and NarTis Belt usrs
rassu % Nr Wm woodall and fam.
ily Sunday
~ Ksihs Champion spent ssiur.
day and Sunday with Ne Roy and
Coy slflsr
49, ard Mr. Wm CuYns snd
daughter. Hilda. visited NJ and Mrs
Hurley Guess sunday
The Crittenden press., 1921-08-26

", Kentucky. bounded and described
a. follows; together with surface
rights sufficient for roads, shafts.
bins and buildings; beginning at a
steel stake on the west side Of the
Marion and Salem road: thence north
60 10 deg. west is9 poles to a stone;
thence north 81 IA deg. east 90
poles TO a stone; thence south 81 l-2
deg. east g5 l-l0 poles 10 stohe:
thence north 20 l-2 deg. east n l-i0
poles 10 stone. thence south "a
deK. east 1906 i-2 poles to a steel
stake on the west side Of Marion a
Salem road. thence with said road
south 30 10 deg west 80 a-i0 poles
TO a steel stake on the road; thence
with said road south 81 i-2 deg.
west ~ $40 poles to a steel stake
In said road; thence with said road
south 81 ID deg. west 8 s-t poles
10 the beginning. containing a. 3-4
acres. being the property leased by
the Louisville Spar. Lead a Zinc
Company, a Kentucky corporation, TO
Gipp Watkins by lease dated July
9Th. 1877. for a term of 10 years
from date thereof.
The Crittenden press., 1921-08-26
RECEIVERS NOTICE
TO CREDITORS

Pursuant 20 an order of the United
States District Court In and for the
Western District u Kentucky, in
the cause wherein The Matthews Ad.
dy Company. an Ohio corporation is
plaintiff. and Standard Spar Mining
Company Of America, a Kentucky
corporation. i defendant, said cause
being number thirteen on the Padu-
cab docket of said court. the under.
signed receiver of Standard Spar
Mining Company Of America. Inc,
hereby gives notice 10 all the eredi-
tors Of said company that they are
required TO Gle with him proofs Of
their claims against said company,
duly verified. according TO Law. on
or before the nineteenth dAy Of Sep.
tember, 1921. or BE- forever barred
GLENN B. DuNMoRE. Receiver
Marion. Kentucky
NELSON b. CRAMER. Attorney.
Cincinnati. Ohio.
The Crittenden press., 1921-08-26

mixed. ths .als may b. mads on q
credit - sis and twelve monihs
from dats u sals. The purchasers
will b. required % eKeeuis purchase
money hands having he farCs and
efe,i of ludrmsniA with ruod. suf
fsieni ana approved securities. bsar-
ing interest a. the rate of sis &C. }
per cent pr annum from date ~
sals A lisn shall h. retained on
all ihs pfopsriy sold for security ~
purchase money The purchasers
shall b. privileged b pay ne entire
amount u ihs purchase money in
leash. without exssuiinr bonds. Or
% pay he balanos u he purchase
money a am time before he same
shall become doe and payable under
he terms of he sale.
Al taxes and assessments fof ths
ysar 1872 and thereafter shall h.
assumed and pad By The purchaser.
Al tAxss and assessments PRIOR
ihsrsto sill b. paid out u The pur.
chase money.
Ths rccsivsf ls auihorIsd 10 ohsi
ihe Fisher. Nanlsy and Eaton tracts,
and che poronal property situated
thsreon. a. described alovo either
in gToss Or in parusls. or ln Ways
Inconsistent one vith another Tts
keystone tract and the personal
property situated thereon shall b.
sald separately from ihs other tracts
far the purpose u satisfying oai II
he pfucecis thereof q mortrars he'd
thereon by The Matthew Addy Con.
pany
The rscslvsr is authorized o. selI
the machinery and equipment apart
from ihs realty. " thereby q greater
sum may b. obtained. and o. accspl
and o. b. bound only hy ths sslss
The Crittenden press., 1921-08-26

corrective type. boiler. oomplsis with
2i a. steel stack. one I i.2- Burn.
han Boiler Feed Pump. Powei
iiouae ~ hy 49, oorsiucted u n
oak boxing and composition roof. IN
which is installed The following. one
rs ~ y Fairbanks Morse Typ "Y-
Special Elociris Eneinss. one e. by
10" lngsuoli. Rand Ar Compress0r
oue ao" b. G. Air storage Tank. nes
essay oounisrlins. friction clutch
pullsys. bslting. eic.; one Blaeksmiil
shop a. BY 20 constructed 81 o.
oak boxing and oomposliisn roof
with forge and nseessary small tools
one small Rack driven saw min ~
saving logs on property. all nsoss
ssry piping. tracking. pips htilnFs
hosting cable. &c.
In addition 70 the above he foi
lowing rensral equipment; one hun
drcd sisiy 9" bolts complete viii
nuts ard washers. ons ton Tau'
Wheel Drive Tfusk. one 2 iou In
tsrnaiional Truck, one fairhanki
Morse Truck Scale. capacity ts.O,s
lli.. one Ford car isis Model, on.
g. a. -. -. U..Ha..H a...Ia.N
The Crittenden press., 1921-08-26
FISHER TRACT

Fee simple TO all the mineral
rights. minerals and mining rights In.
on and underlying the following de-
ssribed lands, together with the nee.
essary rights and privileges, road.
ways tFamways. mill sites and other
rights neccssary Tor prospecting for
said materials and necessary In min.
inf and milling the same. A certain
tract or parcel Of land lying and be.
ing IN Criiienden County, Kentucky,
on the waters Of Claylick Greek,
Beginning At q stone on the side Of
the Eaton mine road near q springi
thence north 81 deg. east SO poles
10 a stone. thence north 30 i-2 deg
west l6b % poles 10 a stone. thence
south 60 81 deg. west poles 20 a
stone; thence south % 3.i dsg. east
i53 l-2 poles 10 a stone. Themes
south g. - dcg east 80 "a pole,
10 a dogwood; thence north sc ~
deg. east ~ 10 poles 10 the begin.
ning. containing 81 i.2 acres: beinr
the property conveyed 10 the Stan
dard Spar Mining Company u Am.
eriea by deed In Zee simple from 7
J. McRcynolds and Mary McRey'
rolds. his wife. One SO n. oak tip
pie put ap IN sections over deer
shaft: one Hoist house - feet by
"a feet constructed of ship lap and
composition roof; one special. direct
connected. gear drive double redue
tion. type *" hoist equipped with
twenty n. =. two hundred twenty
Volt, d. c. General Electric Hoist
The Crittenden press., 1921-08-26
KEYSTONE TRACT

The following property shall be
SOLD separately from the above de-
scrib~l property.
Leasehold 10 al the ore. mineral
and mineral substances that may be-
in. upon or under the following de-.
scribed lands situated IN Critienden
County, Kentucky on the waters of
Deer Greek and bounded and de-
scrihed a. follows together with the
right 10 erect any necessary dwell.
ing houses on the surface land. be-
ginning at steel stake In a diivi.
sicn line between 7. c. Carter a j..
b. Garter. thence north ~ deg. east
% poles 10 . steel stake. formerly
poplar; thence north - deg. east
~ poles 70 an elm In the old Frank.
lin line; thsnee with said Franklin
line north ~ 81 deg. west Sc poles
10 a white oak to q ooner In the
old Franklin line. thence with anoih.
er Franklin line south 3 IA deg.
west iOs ~ polss 10 a stone. thence
with another Franklin line south 81
deg. west M 10 poles 10 . stone.
Prizes corner; thence with Puces
line south 20 IA deg. east 81 "a
poles 10 a post oak; thence with
Prices line south 30 10 deg. east
9 poles 70 a steel stake In Carisrs
line: thence with Carriers line north
~ a-t deg. east is2 IA poles 10 q
Willox eorner; thenes north % deg.
west - Is poles 10 the beginning.
Containing a. acres. more or less.
and being the property leased By
the Keystone Mineral A Mining
Company. a Kentucky oorporation. 70
Glenn b. Dunnore. By lease dated
January !. 1919. for q period q 20
year from the date thereof. one
shafi composed of compartments
q by s. IN the clear. timhercd with
oak ring sets 3" by no" each bolt.
I'd together with 4" soft steel bolts
and legged behind with 2" oak planka,
present depth q shaft 200 a.. one
IL BY ~ HOIST House constructed
u !" boxing and composition roof.
one Freeman Single Cylinder. direct
drive. steam hoist. one SO. Cam.
eron Sinking pump; one no. 2 Cam.
eron sinking pump; one q Cameron
Centrifugal pump one 3" Sullivan
Air Lift. two Rocker Bottom Dump
Car; two 1000 H. Steel Hosting
Cans, uecessary lngsrsoll Rand lack.
hammeri one boiler foom ~ hy 8G
made o. 4" oak boxing and compo-
sition roof. IN which l. installed ths
following equipment, one 100 n r.
hrownell steel incascd boiler com.
plste wilh 60 a. steel stack. two q
burnham Boiler Fecd Pumps. one
500 gal water storage tank. one
Boiler Room extension ~ by "a
made Of 4" oak boxing and compo.
sition roof IN which IL installed the
following. one 30 n. =. Heilman 10.
The Crittenden press., 1921-08-26
NOTICE OF SALE

Pursuant 10 an order Of the United
States District Court In and for the
Western District Of Kentucky. IN
the cause wherein the Matthews Ad.
dy Company. an Ohio corporation,
l. plaintiff. and Standard Spar Min
Ing Company, a Kentucky Corpora.
iion. is defendant, said cause being
number thirteen on the Paducah
docke, Of said court, I will oaer foT
sale At public auction at the court.
house door. Marion. Kentucky, on
the 10Th day Of September. 1921. ai
10 O'Clock A. A.. the following de.
nrribed property.
The Crittenden press., 1921-08-26

Motor. and Compression type con.
troll. scored drum "a inches In diam.
eisr. speed 800 feet per minute, 20.
tai unbalanced load $500 pounds.
built by Thomas Elevator Company.
Chicago, one n. p. Fairbanks
Morse type y" Hoisis: one Gardner.
Duplex Type. Power Pump. Direct
Connected. and Gear Driven 10 rs
n. 2. D. G. General Electric Motor.
'one ? inch Sullivan Air Lift; one
Power Plant building so By go built
of drop siding with composition roof,
IN which b. Installed the following
equipment. two % II. p Fairbanks
Morse type ~" special electric en-
zines one 10" by y" Ingsrsoll Rand.
Belt Driven Air Compressor. one 50
X. ". go Volt D. c. General Elec-
tric Generator. Belt Driven. all nee
cssary eounterlines. friction clutches
pulleys. betting. sts. Tor driving same.
one complete switchboard. one air
storage tank a." by i0'. one oil ~.
ter; one mill co. by co. built of ship
lap and with Composition roof In
which h installed the following
equipment. one 90" by g revolving
irommel. one ~" picking belt. one
10" by 20" ClimAx Cusher. two
sc,s Cfonish Rolls. one Tclsmiit
chain elevator. two belt and bucket
elevators. one a." by q revolving
trommel, one 9 compartment Hartl
ityrc, joplin iig. ea1h compartment
"a" by 3G". capacity 80 tons IN "a
hours, one Wiley separating table
one a Cameron centrifugal pump.
all necessary shafiing. friction elui,
ches, pulleys, betting. piping. ETC.,
one blacksmith shop ~ BY ~ con.
struc,ed Of ship lap and composltior
Wof, with small tools. etc. one no..
600 sal Oh storage tank Tor crud,
oil storage for % n. ?. Engines
one 1900 gal Wood Cooling tank
The Crittenden press., 1921-08-26

b. vhich che greatest sum may be
obtained far tis entire amount u
salt pfupsrty
GLENN n DuNMOnE. hsssiser
standard spar Milling Company ~
Amfr0s. Maran. hF.
NILSSON a. CKAMEK. Attorney.
Cincinnati. Ohio
The Crittenden press., 1921-08-26
EATON TRACT

l.sssehold to all the fuor spar,
head. zinc. copper and other minerals
that may be- found In on OF under
the surface of the following deserib-
cd lands situated in Criiienden Coun-