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Marble Hill press., 1921-07-21
GOVERNOR PLAN
UPHELD BY HOUSE
iHYpE's SAsoo.ooo TAX CUT PRO.
GRAM PASSED eY A VOTE
or - TO -.
FINAL VICTORY IS INDICATED
Whitaker, Measure 20 Resues the
Revenue Levy From 10 10
Cents Rejected on Motion
By Davidson, ST. LOUIS

jefferson city. Mo ~ vote ot
- to - tie House upheld Governor
lIydc's tax reduction proSram as out
lln,d 10 his rrcrnt special message
The llous, ~jccicd proposition
,hy q n. Whitaker, 81 Hickory County,
tp reduce The sirtc revenue tar nNy
from Geo crn,s 20 d crnis and that
thyrr De- ra reduction uron the in'
CONS corporation franchise and lnher'
itAnr, taxes Tie vote came on sub
su,ulc motion hy Edward Davidson,
~ 81 Louis.
Governor llyG,'s pros-nm includes
the REDUCTION uf the state Tax levy
from 10 Nnfs to : c'n,s 'h" corroru'
ton f-unch.~c tax from 81 l-r thou
sand capital and surplus la ~ rrnis {;
the Income 'aX from ~ l-r Nui 10
I p.r cyHf. me h.u1 uS from crnis
20 cent rhc capitol hnni taN from
. e,r.s 90 c,g'' anl rf" abolition
a.. fhc faN - six 'vD'hs ~ 7 cont upon
school rrri.GrAtys ~ indebtedness for
fwo yvars TIL, w'I rrlucv taxes
about Sl.st1 pp annually
The House followed up she defeat
uf NhuNrr, prope '.pu which mus,
rrrrl fs .gNUrih au0ns % group of
.--.cuIfuraI mcmh.rs. with 'h" cu.
gru,,mort Uf no, corporation ,ran'h.r
fax h.H. DO 'hc form recommended hy
Governor ig1. ana %. rrpnrr- hy The
IH#-. Ways lrI Mean. Committee ~
Wh..l Wm u lay "a! DuH'Hr. Iouu.
ty i- ,ha.-mag
The ,u.D ur10 10" stnpgnr - he
committee substitute for pending hills
Na- - rr The vote u0oH 'h' en-
l-8ssw.r, was also overwhelming
Conflicts Win Senate Bill
The action ui he House IND Gates
'hat HyIc.s entire Tax .ru--au can
d" lG, 'lr0u-h. hl' apparently it Is
.u direct conflict with IA reduction
bU, which have passed IA, Senate
Ird,- 'lr leadership ~ Senator
Gray. chairman %; 'ly senate Ways
aud Means ,uumIUc., uu income tsI
reduction llu va, passed which NOT
only reduced Dee FAX from IN per cent
90 per cent bgt si-cd the eXcmp-
uog, q married persons from S2nn
tU 5000 and the allowance fa- chill
lr'u from $40 tu SiUO
4 corporation franchise tax naur.
zion bin which was reported frru
Grays committee and passed by The
Senar. reduces the corporation fran
ChlSo tax from 81 PER $1,000 u capital
.nn dSurrlus % $50 cents This meas
ure Included definition ol surplus
and provided FOR -Ae application ot he
lax 10 DO" surplus after all liabilities
had h"cn deducted The senate passed
the measures reducing the state tax
levy from 10 10 8 and the blind tax
from 20 l cent
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-21
500. ooo. 600 ROAD BOND
stIL PASSES SENATE

jefferson City Mo The senate
passed senator Ralph's hin providing
for the sale u state road bonds 10
the amount ~ sGOesncOO Senator
Nhlscouon ~ Monr,- east the only
vote against the MEASURE.
I; provides Tor the sale ~ $1,000 =
90 nf bonds this year by the state
Hoard of Fund Commissioners and
SsWasN annually thereafter until
the entire lssOr has teen sold
An express provision wnS put ~ ne
bin that the bonds shall net the state
not less than 10 Nnts on m" dollsr
clear " all commissions and Kindred
expenses Tns securities are 90 bear
= p.r cnt Interest and provision i
made FOR q sinking fund. under which
the last ~ the bonds will be- redeemed
hy the state within thirty ycars
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-21
PROFITEERS ANGER TRAVELLERS

ernl. but how TO correct that evil
without diseouraginE the mos, profit
able trade In n question.
Undersecrctary of State Fatsant.
discussing the question with Ameri-
cans. proposes publicity as a remedy.
He has invited American visitors to
Join In a protest which win be pub
lished In the Paris press. and he also
will take up personally individual
cases OF extortion brought to his at
tention.
The most frequent causes OF COM
plaint are charges for lodgings In hc-
tells and apartments. Mr. Paisant told
the Americans he had decided to ask
hotels TO publish their rates In the
papers. This remedy would not. how
ever. affect apartments. which are the
subject OF profiteering ON scale
hitherto unknown.
There are very few unfurnished
apartments TO let, according TO the
real estate agencies: as fast as
vacated by tenants they are trans.
formed into furnished apartments and
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-21
SENATE uNoRossGs sitl
TO ELECT ASSESSOR MERE

jefferson CITY, Mo-rhe Senate en'
crossed senator nlcdertls hill mat,
ING the Assessor of st Louis an
elective ofIiccr and nNing his salary
at not etNcding 5000 q year,
As amended the Senate and iicuse
bills are the same The present sal
ary ~ the Assessor may he ms hish
~ $4,000 and tho Mayor Is authorized
10 make the appointment This power
will not be- taken away from the Mayor
until after the election of lga when
tho onicc will he Oiled NJ the polls.
The present appnlnice will accordingly
hold until after the igs2 election
Under the Rlodre,t bill the ofncr
would have become vacant and the
Governor would have hllcd the vacancy
until after the election nett wear
The senate took this section out Of
ihc bill
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-21
GILL GIVES COUNTIES RIGHT
or WAY OVER BRIDGES

jefferson CITY No The senate
sent 20 engroSmeni companion bills
hy Gordon Of Clay. gi,ing cities and
,'ou-ilcs Tho right "a acquire. by con.
irmua'iun. right ~ way over hridrcs
spanning rayisahle stNnm. 10 this
STATE and providing fur maintenance
~ such bridges after they are 70 ac.
guir-l
The real rupo-" ~ the bills i for
= fr,S highway hriis" NJ kaHsns CITY
across the Missouri River. but the
bills. which ap enabling ac',. would
apply n they arr IaSs~d. 10 the h.sh-
Vay bridges ~ s. CHARLES and irT"r.
son CRY The vote ty which ,he two
bills were cnsro~red. ~ 20 . ou ri.ht
10 condemn and - to n un the main
tcnsucc measure. Indicates they will
gass the senate.
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-21
THIS MAKES Mr.. HAYS HAPPY
sis Policy of NvmsniIina the Peat
or'Ss Department Results IN sas.
ing . woman's lite.

Washington. - Postmaster VIII II
HAYS probably Is tile tappiest man la
Washington to-day Its slogan
liumaulic the rostunicr Department
hos ie-n carried out To- What appearS
'u hc the limit lIev il the story
~ little Nebraska farmhouse q
srnan lay dying for lack of Tne,ilcnl
'trHilun The ncars, physician VAS
uf Ssih, NJ North rlaiie True. North
rIs'', vas only two miles away. hut
between the diving Wcman and tho
physician Vas the South Platte river.
aa,-isd to raging torrvnt tina, had
swept auHy ever bridge near and
ar
pr Sclhy had ielephcned 70 every
'.vn within q radius of twenty miles
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-21
$l.OO
Johnson-Loeffei Company
1os Nsssk k,ash Street
s. Lesis> Ne.
a WfuI Sick
with Gas


\ have been awful sick with rns
writes Mrs W. II. Person. -and
Eaionic ls all can get TO give me
relief"
Acadi,y and gas on the stomach
quickly taken up and carried ou, by
Ea'onic, then appetite and strrngsh
come back, And many ether boiily
uiiserirs disappear when the stomach
y right. Don't let sourness, belehing,
h'oating, indigestion and other stosn.
ach Ills % on. Take Ea,onlc tablets
after you eat--see how much better
you feel. Hg box costs only tribe
with yoor druggists guarantee.
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-21
Writes FiniS to
Guffey's Career

late In February Guitcy's pool tried
o. rnut the bears aud boosted the stock
from - 10 ~ The effort exhausted
hIs strength. aud the hears. buying In
New York and settling by wirr In PITTS
hurgh, foc,lrd IN. latter market. When
The price reached ~ the Pittsburgh
hanks called their loans.
The Tidewater oil company teck
over the stock held ~ collateral and
h"usht enough more To- give n voting
cauiful Guncy. gillespie and the old
iirrrior. attempted TO fight for PLACES
IN the rorEanlErsi company, Tide
water asked for their designations. and
called for q receiver.
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-21
Wall Street Once More Puts Her
Quietus on Man Who Was
Too Ambitious.
HIS STORY IS SENSATIONAL
Nephew Of Colonel oursy. Who Made
and Lost Many Fortunes. Hlmssf
DID Some vsfy spsetseviar
Things with OIL stoeks

New York When the directors ~
sisned the ether day and th. Td,
water oll company, n standard oil
subsidiary. thus got control of th'
Guitry Gillespie Oll company. insider-
know Wall strrrt "nce morr had writ
ten "nnis" 20 the cnr~cr of man whn
hit 81 NOR, than he could chew"
The victim was Joe Guney, more
formally Joseph D, Gufey Of Pitts.
hurgh and fully described thus:
President ~ the Gurcy Gillespie Oh
company. with leases covering 22sl.0sl
acres In the Mid Continent and Texas
fields
President ~ the Atlantic Gulf OF
corporation. controlled hy the Atlantic.
Gulf 4 West Indies Steamship lines
and operating around Tamplco.
President of the Colombia syndicate
controlled by Guifcy Gillespie and
"ArWi" aud owning a million acres 81
oil lands along the Magdalena river IN
South America.
Director of Reliance life Insurance
company. aud several Pittsburgh
banks
Democratic national committeeman
irom Pennsylvania. promoter ami
angel" 81 A Mitchell falmer's last
presidential hnom
Former director ~ sales Zoe the
alien property custodian.
Uncle les, Many Fortunes
Rack ~ this nGuuguccmsnt lie.
story seldom "aualc'i In American
business aud political biography. u
parallels IN. story II another GusI~y ~
q preceding generation. for Joe cut
fey j. nephew ~ old c"l. James NJ
GufIcy also u Pittsburgh said 10 have
made and lust more fortunes IN oil
thsu any other person In d. United
states
By 1919. when the partnership wHs
r~orgnuIgsd a. TIE Gu1ri Gillespie oll
company. u had become one Of the
largest In the milcnutin.ut feld. In
addition. Gurcy 4 Gillespie. with 9th.
cr Piusburghcrs, acquired i2aWo
acres 81 oil lands In Colombia. aud the
Colombia syndicate was formed.
Then "Agvi" entered the Mexican
field. organized the Atlantic Gulf uiI
company and elected Guffcy president.
Boosted stoeE TO $50.
Last summer Guffry found the bears
out cunning for Guney Gillcspi" siock
although it had earned 81 a share the
year before. GufIry began N nghi
which ended Tuesday In total defeat
Putting In almost every dollar b" bad
and borrowing S2ea0o. he t"rH"l =
pool 10 ''P.s the stock With N's York
and Pittsburgh friends
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-21
Extortion Practicet in Paris
Arouses Americans.
French Authorities Tell Them the
Remedy 10 In Their Own
Hands.

Paris. The effect OF the high cost
of living in Paris upon tourist trade,
as indicated by the growing frequency
Of complaints OF extortion by Ameri'
cans visiting France, Is occupying the
attention Of the government.
The authorities hold that the tour
lists have the cure largely In their
own hands. exaggerated prices being
due in large part TO lndlscriminate
spending by visitors, aided by the
spendthrift tendency of French prof
lteers.
II In admitted that abuses prac'
ticed In amusement resorts, where
meals, wine and dancing are provided,
have their effect upon prices in zen.
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-21
SENATE IMPOSES PRICE LIMIT
FOR ROAD BONDS SALE

Jefferson City Practically all the
session OF the senate was spent CON
sidcrinc the bin providing for issuing
'hc SGo0uuoo" Boo road bonds The
committee amendment offered by sena
tor Cray. providing that the issue l."
not sold FOR less than ~ per cent -
par value. was adopted without dis
russioD. This discount is 10 Include
commission for sale and handling q
The bonds
There was 2 long discussion over
an Amendment proposed by S-nator
Bowker. providing that the fund com
missiouerS be- n'guired to- take M s.
60 CO " the issue each year after
the first year This was defeated by
vote OF 10 n
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-21
ASKS CONGRESS TO PENSION
STATE MILITIA VETERANS

Jefferson City, Mo.-A resolution in
.trodnced In the house by Representa-
tive Elmer, asking congress to pension
survivors Of the Missouri State Militia
during the civil war. was adopted
unanimously. Missouri members Of
congress are pushing bin for that
purpose. Elmer said enlistment Of the
militia was authorized by President
Lincoln, but the records were loosely
kent.
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-21
Capitol Bills POSTPONED.

Jefferson City. Mo.--The Senate
postponed consideration Of the bin
providing for reducing the state levy
for paying tho bonds incurred by the
state In building the new state cap
itol from 2 TO per cent Lawyers OF
the Senate attacked the bin on the
ground that the levy Is fixed by the
constitution and cannot Be changed by
the legislature.
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-21
Decrept Old John Shebec Took
But Ore Dose and Did Some
Great Stunts.
GLIMPSE OF DICKS" STAR
Ss~is curpls ossrieos Tretsy ca
ard Weuld t.sss Dsisstsd poHss
F,,Ns, u tire stree, Crowds
Had Ne, eampefsd Kim.

Chicago John Slsl,cc aho ls a.
ycars Old discovered tho elixir 4
yugth the other day Heforc iak,ns
he wns sirppe,i. lame. de-r-rlt. koi~
lessly sruils AHsr uac duss he uHs
able o. hog . spo,ziius STREET or.
OUTRAGE q fl,s.f. aud s'aHd on bis caf
Mr. Shelrc Vas fut deserved -
Detective Ssrgeants E~r,dt aBi
JauRcsak 81 wcsteru avenue shd Msdl
son street lie wss iImp4ng
Give me quarter fur carfav
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-21
CITY PARK AND LIBRARY
BILLS PASS SENATE

jefferson city. Mo-The Senate
passed two bllls under which cities ~
the second and third classes vii hc
empowered TO vote special lcvies for
the maintenance Of parks and public Is.
braricS
Senator Blodrett's bill. enaetinr n
special statute under which the bal
lot boxes and poll books used ~ the
primary elections may he utilized by
grand juries In seeking proof OF pri-
mary e.ection frauds. passed the Sen.
ate without q dissenting vote.
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-21
NEW AUTO LICENSE BILL
CHANGES TAX SCHEDULE

Jefferson City, Mo.--Senators Ralph
of st. Louis County and Proctor Of
Kansas City Jointly introduced bill
10 the Senate increasing the state IL
ceuse on automobiles and motor vehi-
cies used for commercial purposes to
the estimated extent of 100000 a
year over the amount collected at pres
ent.
The proposed rates are: Twelve
horsepower and less. A; less than "a,
.Ss: less than 90. s12; less than As.
lslc: less than 90, SIS: less than r.
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-21
Heavenly Dust Cloud
OF Vast Bulk Is Found

London DR.. A. ranneseck. a
Dutch scientist. has been demon
strating the existence of an In
concvlvshly vast object In the
h.a,,ns. It, mass, he says is
.Osas0Ua times greater than
that of the sun, lie calls u q
celestial gas or dust cloud,
Doctor rannekeck says this huge
body l. situated In the consisl'
lHiion ~ Taurus and his esii'
mate 81 IT, siEs i greater than
many estimates Of the combined
mass II the whole universe a.
self.
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-21
Bill 70 Buy BRIDGES Enorossed.

Jefferson City. Mo.-Tbe Senate en-
crossed bill under which cities and
counties or the State Highway Com.
mission may make arrangement for
the purchase or lease Of bridges over
large streams where tolls are now
charged and convert the same into
free bridges
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-21
Wool Clip Of West.

winnipeg, Aian.--The wool clip for
western Canada this year VIII bc In
the nclghborhood of 100000 pounds
Aiher,a's wool clip ID estimated at
100000. which is about the same as
last year. Manitoba, saskatchewan
and British Columbia are expected 10
contribute about 100000 pounds To
the total.
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-21

either le, ut r~ntals of from ano 60
1000 per cent higher than the average
before the war for furnished apart.
ments II th. same class, or rented at
an Increase os 21 to 800 per zen,
above the average for unfurnishei
apartments with the Pruyiso tha, the
tenant buy the furniture at excessive
figures
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-21

New york.--A $4,000 home for
white rats will soon he erected by
the wisiar Institute Of Anatomy. The
building will he entirely devoted to the
housing Of the thousands OF rodents
kept by the institute for " biological
research WORT.
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-21
SENATE PASSES CORPORATION
FRANCHISE BILL, UNCHANGED o

Jefferson City. Mo.--In the fact Of
the direct demand by the Governor In
his special message to the Legislature,
that there be no definition Of surplus
to relieve corporations from paying
corporation franchise tax on their total
assets, Senator Gray called the bill
up for passage and II was passed By
the Senate
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-21
Wilma Appointment Confirmed.

Jefferson City, Mo.-The Senate con
frmed the appointment of Mrs. Alice
Curtis Meyer Wing of Greenville as
State Industrial Inspector. Confirm
ing Mrs. Wing was postponed because
she had twelve Democratic inspectors
on her staff.
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-21

81 over ~ horsepower. $40 Motor
cycles win pay 81 and those with side
cars will pay S..
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-21
Elixir of Youth
Found in Chicago

pisas~. 10 asked then Risruf'
started - slIAain that ipnspsrtAtioa
in this Cliy q the Item mas - par
,has.,i theortlcall,. at aicksl . ride
and. n uus l. tra,cling IN TIE sub.
ufts oaisiis ihs ptceluris - the sfty
bail. 81 : o,uts iIs meant g. folias
40 ,hIs information viih . r~snsrs that
ths Old mabs tuubit t.n4ani uAs
t4t -nnfbHaut lie sas Interrupted
huur,sr. ty ciiiFsn shu hgfsl frOsa
the csFucr salouu
Hs sees . star
You o'd asral. jas save 30
carfArs.- shoatrd tie nan.
Aha quoih RlcrudL -cums -iih
me
IIe sihlhred hls star Ous rssuai
sisnoe 81 The EiiiisruE eisSiT auft,,i
. mAr,el"as tfan.fSryna,ieu I, f.~os-
ifafsyi TIE abefrrts systrm iHsiaatsf
ssi ia,rs'e,i ia feet utlh . ssss for
voYses
The nett insiani Ss,et~r sss isu
yaF,is suaY Tie inssni a0sr that
be uas scafyvly dtsrvfaible fas das;
Holy haste = sIciaimed nisrai;
That guys sncccsilpg tho Speed iimlt
What be u-yvis 3, pstr O. hfAfss-
The detectives iafap~i Into tAeiT
nfNrf ard torr aiief ihs Nsn'shiae
shclbs-r. Aboui hlocf ahead vas a
street caF. travsllng ~ Tho nate -
nuusrrous miles f~r hour II saw
the ancicu, chasing y, and tried ie SIT
away
-Tee purnsd sis~.-
No Bss with sh easy leap Shesss
had achieved the step. Tten hs
lunkcd behind him and asa that the
I-ollcv flySrr was making b~tlsE time
than ,hr ar'~ct car,
-Ycu'rr too durt.csi sigu said be "a
/ tic conductor-- and on he jumg-d The
particular soction ot The r,strNspnlIs
into which the ancicn, lcapesi was =
itli populated Tho Ahundan, eltlaeUry
. liareSici bis progress ard made
uralsb, running i,aasssblc, In the
sigsagging which ensaed the clvVor
had limc to catch Sp aud Shsh~c was
unprecedented In his pocksts wprr
found ,~eu,y 81 bills and about 81 In
k coins
/ Il ghink I'll enter that bird Ia THE
Z indianapolis sweepstakes nsxi year.
Z said BIrtndt a, ;h. sta,ion. -il~ runs
Z without, gas and never has tire
trouble. He's the fastest thing l ever
saw In pants"
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-21
KILLS PESKY
BED BUGS
p. D. O.

Jusf think q ~ hos - y " y tesNF
t,sstls guistssh fnases . qaaft snoafh u
avs ratilton nsf naa. hsArhss itsss
- Ceottss and stops fatufs ssnsFafleas
~ ktilins thsif esss snA auss rsi talaf-
the flaffTns taNA ~. - ths lei Na.s
I. xhat y u v q uas led hues sisEi
q. sod . fhsnfs a. sna~t.all tn fasiir
fawsf t@at tssaft TN.tsat sragt Tree -
sssfY "a kass 81 y n ". - saatis rea o.
sili them AnA thstf nsst EGGS ia TIE sraras
taoA fsr ~. ssvff, hssa - s,.
sFr brt Nt-~s a. iiastAisl ass.
o. - u.kkss rss saitens essafAtn.
tkfss steuts Nftksf SO 81 fusF
~ AFmsstst ~ s~wf vrsraia 90 30
ssfEt q Fstrs ~ p~i gts-<si
Nafks Tsfrs lfMuts tra
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HOW TOAPnY
FARM CHEMICALS
AND LIME:
County Agent Barnes Tells
How 10 Get the Most Out
Of Fertilizers

fHy n y a. nes. Ce2rg ARensA
Ia xalue 81 4 fegitlEsg sspsm8s
awe - sslG9lsg 70 IF 4 1oss nas
dissolve ihe fsass eannes laks Is 80.
y o. tkss ga or emnae fea2AliAeRe have
. MMeA waAar pel @8 Ut AEplseaiseg
Has E@ek Phase a. vers sieslN
eiuble ard can b. 81 on fhe grw9aa
al any swe NA.ie iAe Sad pnesplaa "a
hlck : mmrh mee aoi~ahie sheal
he applea uhtn tae plant eaa a -
al @meW
Solahse teFtlize1s sho1la ues be-
4ppi.sa aaa nx the faH o. wlnle
saeusks e. thsy ear easily BE- @ashea
aaAy The eess ltws pFoaahlB &ass
afsxf gha erase st4Fta Aa ths pF8mg
fer aFA@s. practically az T@od FN
aits car b. etsiaiaea - appiysne All
az one tine a. ~ smakfnE t@a aBE
e&tless + shoula BE- appllsA 81 exenig
possshls
ManaFs Way ale ~ aFBle8 afts
@aym9 msh Euea Hsaalfh, rsneeAaAig
e the lan4 re- ~ plowea fez 60 B
tht fa.lea laN war 81 luf petafeea r.
fhs wAg hath ne 9ass ard the esfH
% "a &C. msrh bsaesi fan the sfeas
~ Mta en- wthwaf 3 NDea 'ama q
rect hamewe wH ~ sAeM mMeh
henes1 en- tab 4e sne
ENefns fxnt iassnss wtfG He hfe
aewa thAf heB asp Ell wftt faru
naRnuff mmrh larger aenstis ass 80
saine8 fFmm eafh ft mas heAaeN@a teF
amily thaf cha fmo shaal8 ~ rR TT
sepa atsiy 70 gti best fts4l. haf fa
70 lgnNaf sfsnfs mHeesaafg. , o. SEQ
ths fwe afe property wsfkea mfa fhH
sail iH fAe raee - enN'B nE haa -
apF ~ pseNwa lana. the Ense sfa@la
rsensH ere efhF - : ttw 8aH end
her hesh - eafAe lf fhs wsat
aufe aNp 80 ff sheal4 b.
w@f6ea n hefert fhs AHes sWTlsa
luns IS Tspee ally NAleahAe 20
heANB elias soil whluh d rwme 20
anake nefe am ts ans w@EAHa8f
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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-04-30

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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-09-24

quarter of Section is, said Town
ship and Range; thence South "a
mile to point 2sOO feet East OF
the West quarter corner Of Section
10, said Township and Range; thence
South 20 degrees 30 Minutes East
$500 feet to a point 500 feet East
OF the Southwest corner OF Section
30. said Township and Range; thence
east 712O feet to the South quarter
corner of Section 2S, said Township
and Range; thence North IA miles
to the West quarter conner OF the
Southeast quarter Of Section 81. said
"ownship and Range; thence East Y
mile to the center OF the southeast
quarter OF Section 81, said Township
and range; thence north ga mile to
the North quarter corner of the
northeast quarter or Section Il, sald
Township and Range; thence East II
mile to the Northeast corner OF Sec
ton 81, said Township and Range;
thence North l mile to the West
bank OF Logan river; thence down
and along said west bank Of said Lo-
gan River approximately 8 miles to
its junction with Bear River and
traversing parts Of Sections 16, 9.
and 4, all OF said Township and
Range; thence down the West bank
of said Bear River approximately 6
miles to the point Of beginning and