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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-30
TWO BIG NORFOLK BANKS
ENTER CONSOLIDATION
Scaboard National and Cont
mental Trust Company
Join Forces.

Especial 10 TN" Times Dispatch.
NokFpI-k. VA. March ga
banking transaction Of far-rcachinr
.mp"riamC" was Initiated today when
directors ot the S"aboard National
flank and the Continental Trus,
'"npan% entered into an agreement
I" CONSOLIDATE" tho Two institutions
uhc"r IN" name Of tn" Scaboard Ma
tional Bank
The boards or both institutions
ais" passed resolutions calling .or
stockholders meetings to ratify IN.
agreement
This action created ono Of tho
,"Fe'St national banks In TiGcwatcr
virginia. with COMBINED c,nit,l
ana surplus OF more than 81. 400 non
100000 w.
officers of IN" new institution will
DC HoldshoroUgh Scrp.Il. chairru, n
OF tn" board. W. = ola. vicc-chnjr.
INN d. u. Moss. president: William
o''' president. Abncr s.
"pe, V'cc,pr"Sid"nt, Ii T. Campbell.
resident; '" u. Doug hcrty. as.
'"n' we" president r. w. Dud-
't!. cashier: T.. W. Rcrard assis,,r,
cashier: I. y. Balm. assistant cn.bir-.
W. Mc6ann. assistant cashier. !,
w Porter assistant cashiar ,,L
MANAGER OF the Rcrklcv branch
'chh'hE inc actual physical NOR
ger, me business of the two hap,,s
VIII continue ia thei- ros,nr,i,a
banking houses without in,.rrmn,io,,
IL was announced today. h,, as sonm
as necessary legal formaI!,ies nv.
arrange tho business viii ho
consolidated in tn quarters now nc.
,up'"" by Tn" Scaboard Nation,
i"h nK' where alterations arc alrcnJ,.
inter way 10 accommodate M
r",iN increased business tina, viii
Jesuit from thc merger. "'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-30
ASKS $4,000: ALLEGES
HURT BY AUTOMOBILE
Special to The Tlmcs.pi.,,;c,

Hpccial 10 The Times. Dispatch
N'Hf ok. VA, March 2y-N,.i..
"' motion for judgment fo- .rGoo
Vas Med In TIC Law and Ch,rr,.-y
'"u today By Mlary T. Cams
"r.'nS car! H. colonna. Injuries
,''r Wh"n she was s,ruck By an
"nnn' Jr.. are alleged as tho ha.,
~ the suit
IHe motto" Of motion sets form
'h&' on July -. 1921. plaintir. VIII
""'.ng on IN" sidewalk opposi,.
ne Union Station the at,,nnohiIo
HlNeh by the son of Mr.. ,,,I,nn,
"a" u'"H end across the sid.v,I.
nor against IN" concrete,
I,' '"e "hpf"ach ,o the Rcrk-
''"N' 'hrce feet back Of Tho ,rrt
ana was exercising reason,hlo
''"''"n when she was s,rurL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-30
FIREMAN KILLED, TWO
HURT, IN TRAIN WRECK
EBv Assnriainh II

:, LAMA. GA, March oo-,,or
=, IN fireman. was killed. ana r.
engineer. and Walter stew
"r'' brakeman, were injured wbo,
fast freight train on Tho ,,''
birmingham and Atlantic RajIrn'a
was dcraiicd shortly before midnigh,
'ast might. seven miles north of MAJ,
chester. Ga -'d !"
IN statement today Colonel y T.
nuse. receiver for the road. charged
me ucrailment was the result Of a
democratic attempt at train wreck
ing The statement said the acct
dent was caused by the removal of
SPIKES and joint fastenings of one
l'''' ana that the ''fastcnings were
found lying by the rail-"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-30
BIG LIQUOR CAR TAKEN
AFTER MERRY CHASE
Federal Dry Officers Make
Sixly-MiIc Rate in
Pursuit.

LIE. W. March 2a-Fcd-
'"' "n'"rs. after passing through
town az s O'Clock This ,,nrrIr -,
"a clip Of sixty miles AN hour su,.
c"'d'd In int"rC"pting heavily
't"lrh'"d !iIu"r car coming down
va" Henry County road AMI which
was captured just b"for" schoulteId
was r"hcacd.
IN" machine carried Scvcn,v-two
E"iIon' 9 ". Abbott and II. ~.
HL'Hr W"f" arrested in the car ana
are held under $500 bond for tho
tnit"G states grand Jury. Officers
!. pirtinS. y. y. May and I..Rnv
were notified Of tn. ap-
pr'"''t az tn" car ana raced out u
meet I. Tn" TWO men wcr" taken
mt" custody without dniculty, tn.
liia"' being stored ia Ia. Federal
EuIldIag.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-30

va" past.rhav" revealed To MS that
,h'S' concerns ar" dangerous pest
h"l"S of fraud and immortality" and
mat " ia" fair cannot be conducted
without lot Of fakirs AMI monte.
"'hNs' the sooner IL is placed in tho
"'N'"rh IN" better for the cofnmun-
NY and all c"nccrn.d''
~ was recalled that last wear ;h.
county :"ir was virtually converted
ih'" "a carnival Of riotous mirth and
dancihI AZ night. when patrons ala
very much az fancy and npp.ti,c
suggested, Will" agricultural OK
MINUS got little consideration from
IN" general public However. the
week was declared 10 have been an
unprecedented success
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-30
.BUCK|NC TRACTOR PINS
DRIVER TO GROUND
lakes Score Of Men to Rescue
Eastern Shore Farmer
From Plight.
Sp"cia to TN" Time. Dispatch

VI.
oNANcock. VA. March "a
Hc"r9. Il. Berry. who farms rear
rarsa'ha' has discovered that a
hucking br"ncho ia as harmless as a
stuHcd cotton-tail when comparcd
TO tractor. Th" Cow pony might
,hr"w YOU. and even roll over you.
nut tn" tractor MIR. Kerry was using
recently pitch pnlcd and pinned it's
operator under It,
His children heard his cries and
IA" I" Stor" som" distance away
Tor h.ip. Hut II was over half an
h"nr h"f"r" sufficient help could h.
secured !" r"m"v" tn" machin. from
'he rr"Strat" man. who Was almost
Sm"th"r"d hy tn" moist earth T,
IN. latter condition ne owes mis- ljf.
Twenty mon w.r. required To- moy.
tn" tractor
Except for slight shock. E.rry sus-
tanned u" injuries. Tn" tractor had
t'"n l"ft In the field over night and
h"d S"ttl'd into the ground start
ihf WIN too much speed caused the
accident,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-30
CASHED MONEY ORDER.
ANOTHER'S PROPERTY

l.YNCHBCRG. VA. March o.-Ida
Bell Coles. coiorcd. who lives a, six-
Mile bridge Campbell County. has
b"en arrested under Federal in
dlctmcnt in which she is charged
OF fraudulcntly collecting "A SIS postal
money order made out to Mrs /. II
Coles. The woman claims sh.
thought tho order was gift TO her
wh"n she Cashcd the order. She viii
b" given trial before the Federal
court here In july
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-30
ABUSIVE TO REPORTER,
CITY JAILER IS FINED

Special To The Times Dispatch.1
pANNiI.l.E. VA. March ga fine
- - ana costs was imposed in tn"
f"il'c court yesterday on civ Taller
Jam"s T.. Brooks for using abusive
language I" H. -. Clark. q ucwSpapcr
reporter, who sought admission to tho
J"l! recently, and who was refused
IN" reporter then sought u permit
from tn" city Sargent. aud this was
being written when III. jailcr en-
tered tn" oiii"" and directed offensive
Language To TIA" reporter concerning
recent articles appearing in tho To-
"a. press. l!rou,s admitted the Ian
euap" on the stand
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-30
wouId-n. wif.-sIny.r sought.

l.fN' iii!IRi. VA. March 29-Thc
polio" here ar" securing the country
around bynchburg ia "a hunt for
lpnnic bradley, Coirrcd. who is
charged with attempting To- murder
MS wife. Est"Il. Bradley, wcdncs-
day. tn" couple have been scpa-
rated for several years. and this
morning the negro went to his wI!e's
nome. and after quarrel he was
elected by his mothcr-in law. Later
he called the woman To the yard, and,
in Il scufflc, according 10 several eye
witnesses, he cut her throat with a
pockctknife and then fed. The WON
an. who VAS hurried to a hospital, is
believed TO be fatally cut.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-30
nnIir"nd once nt Gilbert, uo,,c,

HNI'LVI IF.SNII.Lf.. w. March
Eth" ticket office OF tn. South
I'm hallway. at GiIbcrts. this conn.
". was robbed som" time during IN.
night ia" thieves escaping with
about s." IN cash. This makes tn,
third robbery ia the village in the
past three months. ON previous oc.
casions TWO stores we're entered ana
rohh.d az money and goods. Rail.
way detectives have been put on the
case.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-30
FIREMEN BURIED
AT 100000 BLAZE
IEy Associated rressl

Wil.MiNGToN. DEL. March %
Fir" early today damaEcd the Quite,
Department Stur" 20 Tho extent of
about S?o".u"o. The I.ippincott store
adjoining suffered loss estimated
az f2',vV" from water. The fire routed
out about 100 persons living in apart
m"nts and rouming houses nearby.
chief I.utz and ten nrcm.u were
buried under falling roof. but tho
side walls hold the heavier roof
beams. and they managed to escape
without serious injury
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-30
WINCHESTER MAYOR MOVES
AGAINST VICIOUS EXHIBITIONS
Warns Fair Management Against Vulgar Midway
and Dishonest Gambling Devices, Asserting, Enter
prise Better Be Discarded Than ENCOURAGE Fakcrs

WINCHESTER, VA. March ~
40 naughty side shows Will be per-
hittcd at the annual Winchester /nir
next fhll. according to Mayor 9lasS
VINO today gave fair authorities ann
PIE warning in advance. II recently
was announced that Thomas T.. Burr
ley. sccTetary- manager had b..H
given II free hand" In III. choice.
II aIHuscmcnts
iiis honor has seen ft TO address
Mr.. hurley 81 letter. in which h.
says that Il shall not iolrrat. az,
exhibition by travelling carnival
WIN itS vulgar midway. it's immoral
exhibitions and dishonest gambling
devices"
He said that Our experiences t.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-30
Jail Parrot, Regarded
a ''Trusty,'' Is Missing

Especial Ia Tho Times Dispatch
WINCHESTER. VA. March %
Sheriff Panuctt began To real
lie today that troubles seldom
come SlnEly. y day o. two ago
bandit snapped pistol IN his
face before being brought under
subsection, and. Ia make matters
worse. tn" jail parrot took French
leave. The bird was long re
gard"d az 'trusiy." but took
High, through an ,pou window
when II saw Il cat in tn" act Of
pounciug The bird flew from
on" tree To another until it was
lost sight Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-30
son OF EASTERN SHORE
TO SLEEP IN NATIVE SOIL
Especial 10 The Times-Disnatch I

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
Bi.ONOM. March 2a-Wor, has
hcen received here that the b,Iy OF
Lieutenant Vernon Ice Spmcrs. L. s.
NJ. WI" was killed 1.-THE Battle
"t h"lI ehu Wood. June i. l"lS. has
arrived at brooklyn. y. Y. and Will
b" sent 10 the home Of his father and
mother. Captain and Mrs William
James Soincrs. OF this place. on March
81. Funeral services viii he held at
Bethel Baptist Church on April .. and
burial made in Parksley Cemetery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-30
Heavy C,vI Docae, mt Dnnyil,c.

bANNlLLE. VA. March 2o.-Thc
regular civil term OF the Corporation
Court VIII begin next Monday. with
thirty-two cases carried over from
the last term and thirty new ones
appearing on the docket Judg"
Richard :. k"r. Of stanton. will
come here one day to preside at the
trial Of civil action instituted by
tn" Masonic building Corporation
against &. T.. Douehcrty to compel
subscription To preferred stock after
tn" signing Of Il pledge card
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-30
Tar and Feather E.-Scrvtcc Man.

GUTHRIE, OKLA. March %
Masked men in two automobiles late
last night seized Davic Previne, Il
years old. cx-scrvicc man. took him
into the country. and applied Il coat
OF tar and feathers. He was Their
brouSh, back here and released in
the heart of the business district
after h" had been admonished to
treat your widowed mother better"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-30
Lond. Mt Norfolk 70, West Coast.

NORFOLK, VA. March 29-Thc
Cold star has begun loading AT Pier
,. naval operating base. for the West
Coast. including Puget Sound and
Alaskan points. II Is estimated that
loading viii he completed abou,
April 10. 1t is probable that she
VIII be sent To the navy yard on
completion OF her taking cargo TO
take on dcckload OF small boats
!nclud. ling the Bureau uf Fisheries
boat Widgcon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-30
POST-OFFICE CLERK
CHARGED WITH THEFT

STAINTON. Va. MarCh - FL.
bert Brown. a clerk employed In tho
!"ta! p0st-oiiic", was arrested tnda,
on charges Of th.ft oi Sl5.rOu In
'Hrr.n"S from registered mail from
n" Nhti"ndl Valley BANK to IN.
Federal H"s"rv. Bank at Richmond
va In Ap'h. 1919. II" VIII IL.
brought h"f"r" IN" Federal grand
Jury AT characteristic" April Ia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-30
RESCUED CAT REFUSES
TO COME ASHORE
IIly Assoclat.A rrcssl

new i'isI NEWS. VA. March o..
y big black cat. saved sunday
night when IN" ianaman bark Maria
b"rS"s sank In tn" harbor here. re-
FUSED l" cav" tn" launch Friday. on
which 81. was taken Oft The ca:
mai b""i aboard tn. iOrg.S for four
years ana had not been ashore All
that time. Attempts 10 get her 10
i"hT" The launch have resulted In
bh ndar"d arms aud hands ,hus far
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-30
Trc>,Ic collnp>~s. Mun Injured.

TNNN HE, w. March 29-C :,
Mathis, : coat dealer of spray, y
g. was brought TO Il ,"cal hospital
last night suffering from Internal
injuries sustained yesterday. II. was
on coal trcstlc when II collapsed
rrecipitatinE coal ear some dis
lance, Nainis was partly buried in
the coal He has threc broken ribs
and a badly broken arm.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-30
Library Trustees Ia Sci, Lo,a.

LfNciiBCRG, VA. March 2..-The
trustees OF the Jones Memorial IL
ofary mere have decided TO dispos.
pl IN" real estate which came to TIN.
library through the viii Of Mrs
Mary Frances Jones. and this means
that residences worth more than
$4,000 VIII h. sold as there Is de-
mand FOR them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-30
Start SnIrsmnn,hip Gins,

WINCHESTER. VA. March e3.-A
class In salesmanship was last night
inauGurat.d as a part Of the curri-
culum Of the Winchester public
schools. and tho lectures and in
structions arc given by Professors
Ralz and Barlow. OF the extension
department OF the University of Nir.
linia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-30
WILL LECTURE AT
WILLIAM AND MARY

WILLIAMSBURG. VA. March 90
~. hehry Campbell Black. OF Wash
ION ID. C., author Of many stan
"ard regal textbooks. and editor Of
inc constitutional Review. will de-
Inel inc tchth of the series of con
S.',utiohal lectures being given Mt tho
ooheee or William and Mary. under
the auspices of the Marshall -Wyibc
"eho"i OF Government and Citizen.
sup IN inc college chapel Saturday
'.ot mug "t IL o'clock. The subject
ol iI. b'hcks lecture Will he The
49, congress and the Ar
ticles OF Confederation" win ,,.,,ia,,
the speaker Is especially famil,ar
The textbook used In M
tntional law course at Tho coi,a.
was written by DR.. Black.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-30
ROB RUM-RUNNERs, GET
LONG TERMS IN PRISON
Four South Boston Young
Men Sentenced TO Pen
ilcnllary.
FIFTH IS GIVEN MS LIBERTY
Mud Hound BootIcExcrs, Finding
Themselves Hoodwinked by Pseudo
omccrs. MIKE Clean Hrcast OF
tnse. Exposing AssniInnts

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
bANNll.LE. VA. March 23.-Pcni-
Tertiary terms OF three years each
were imposed yesterday by Judge
". u. Barksdalc at Halifax Circuit
Court. ON four young South Boston
r"n who were indicted for sei.in,.
from mud bound boJtlcpgers forty
cases OF bonded rye liquor. valued
at 5000
The indictments broush, FIRST word
Of an amazing incident which took
place II few days ago not FAR from
Virginia. The youths sentenced are
Houston Evans Belt Chandler.
George clay and clyde Huckabce.
Daniel Clay. who made a frank
statement I" IN" court and threw
himself on the Judges mercy, was
sentenced 10 serve one year in the
I"nit'utiary, but The court suspended
sentence on The promis. OF good
All Ave w"rc hucd $50 FOR trans
porting liquor. bu, thirty-day Jail
terms were suspended
Find Itum-Runnrrs In Mud
According TO the story given to
tie court, Belt chandlc, several DAYS
ago. ON tHc rpad between south
Boston and Virginia, came across
w." cars which wcr. badly inircI
Chandler assisted In trying 10 tow
mem out. and during this process
discovered that they contained liuuor
II" is said to have excused himself
and !" hay" FASTENED back to south
Boston. where uc notified the oth.rs
Armed with rii.s and police badges
'h"N ar" said TO have returned to
the sp", ana to hay" ordered IN.
niiN"rs "i ia" stalled cars Harry
Levine hnd Walter Robinson. both ~
Atlanta, 10 deliver tn" bottled ronds
IN" !iVupr was placed In another Ca,
and 'he pseudo officers mad. ihci,
cs"ap"
Find Were H"odw linked
IN" stalled cars were finally IN
mlfed aud tn" two .Atlautans reached
S""ih Boston and SOON found mar
'"'N h"h been hoodwinked. They de-
'"th 10 max" a clean breast Ia
~" authorities, with tic r..ul, ma,
,h" nv" y"unc men wcr" idcuti-
n"h and arrested Tho acts were
h"t h"for" TIA" grand jury Moudoy
h''''" tn" Halifax polio. could nc,
however. tn. young men ,rc x,i;
!" nav" disposed nf nearly an m.
''fu"' say" small quantity. which
understood Ia have been captured
'''' Hruth Boston. Neither Levin.
N"p'hN"h were proceeded
AGAINST. they receiving immunity Tor
'eo"'h'"S '"mm"nw. witnesses
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-30
Hrr. J. VI. Greene s,r,,l

ibi isG. VA. March oe-p.v
=. W. greene. pastor Of the Concord
circuit OF the Methodist church s,s.
'aihcu stroke Of paralysis SUNDAY
AT concord. His condition is re-
.ardcd as grave
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-30

VIII Not Salvage wreaca c
WACHAPREAGUE. March % III,
plans for salvaging the scboonar
Lily Ernestine, which was wrecksd
on Cedar Island In the storm NJ
March 2, have been abandoned.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-11-25
@g of Delinquent os on Real Pray in to cy of Douglass Alaska
: |"-| :" WY "-|"""|

 . u x 70 '"a by Che delinquent o" ''
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-11-25

emtnuur tables. ono double cyl-
 HI. l.r c0mnro lr driven by WH.or power l.HrHe or four ar.I' capacity. aundrY el l0o.H ra.I. o.c. hIHcNm.thG HHon boarding
 and bunk houre for H.rY mon mHuaeore house and uIIce 'lnd- us auro. ctc.
 "hIao aIl Che right uuo and inc forrest 0f Che H.l rho Alaska Ircuro Gold Mining Company In and i0 Iho.e certain unpa.outol lode mining c.1Ima. located under Che names ol by Che nou0n1
 named. and by Che notice of Incl- Uun dated and recorded .u One 0.- ree Of Che Recorder of fno Juneau Recording District District Of hl- a.Nl. 1s Io''oWH BLUE BELL Io- cHtaI by George HurErrdor hu- fona Marks and h'oE Thomn by Notice of Location. daIel tHn l.l day of August A. D. lb9G.
 and recorded com One lud of Au- .. A. U. fhN6. i'm Book II Q. noIes at Dree a2ai ISLAND. l0- oaloi by M $ Hudson and C. y. Anderson by N0u0. o. Location dated Che IIh day oI August A. D. 1909. and recorded ou One ilth day 0I August. A. -. INI. i'm Book ff o. LoIes u. nara fIbi MARY AND JOHN located by Prank M stone. John C. Lynch and M S Hudson by Notice of Location dated tho ldth day of November A. u. 1000. and recorded on One .ud day O. December "A u 1905. i'm Book Is ol LoIrH nt page aOti and FRACTIONAL BOO. located by HuuN N Stone. John D. Lynch
 and M. 4. Hudson by Notice 0I oluon dated the 18th day of N1- Eomh.r. A. D 1905. and recorded on Che 1uI day 0I December 4. N. IHUl. Iu Book lb 0f LnIo Ht page 1UIs and which lId ISLAND claim WH located over by Wm J. Tr.oa.Iy.Ir.uudor tle ulme of COH- NIL. by Notice of Location dated Ono .Gth day of December 4. U. I0U0. and recorded In Che oIico Of Che Recorder of Che Juneau Rc- elrI.ur District District 0i AIas- Ea. 0n One Illh day 0l January AID. I910. In Book 70 of LodoH at page f92. and conveyed by Ono
 said Wm. J. pnestIy. Jr. to p. C. s.0aH by decd dated tbo 10th day or February. A. U. 1910. and TO- corded on Che 10th day of Fobru- nrr A. U. IHIU. u Hoo. 22 Of Deeds. at n1ro 110. and conveyed hr thc mIl p. C. S.0cH t0 Che said Tho hIasu Treasure Gold Mining Company by deed dated ,hc l6il day u. April A. D. 1910. and ro- corded on Che 29th day of June h. D. 1910. iu Book DO of Deeds at rlee aaIi
 "h'Hl Chose certain lode mining claims known HH Che ALASKA. ALASKA MO- 9 BULLION and BULLION NO 9. containing Ior.y- r.E lHfl and 0 fraction acrcH and moro particularly described .u Chat certain United States Mineral Pate .n0 l1 J. p C0rhua A. w. c0r1ua and n. O. NIH designated as Gcn- .ru Land OUIoa No. 9E.566. MIn- or. Certificate No. s. d1fed Che .rI day ol Hav "A u. f90f and
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-11-25

Ion dated iho Sth day Of June. 4. D l01f and recorded .n Che office Of Che Recorder of Che Ju- uolu Recording District on Che l9fh day of August A. D. l9lf in Book 23 of Lolcs. lt pages 40 and n. ro pccUVeIy
 "And also all other property rolI and personal belonging to tho MorIeaeor or in which tho Mort Tar0r HaE auy interest. situate. lying and being 0n Che said uoug- las Island. including an mills and other buildings and structures. cars and other vehicles Of trans- p0r.aU.0n. engines boilers and other machinery, apparatus. appli- uncc and equipment. and also in- c.udIug nll appropriations of and rights iu Che water of Nevada Crock 0u Che said Douglas Island. und aii dam sites. dams reservoir a.icH reservoirs works plants a1uoducia canals dItchos tuu- uoIH. numc pipes. coudu.tH and other structures. situate. lying and being on Che said Douglas Island, belonging t0 thc M1r.sug0r. 0r i'm which Che M0rieas0r has any in- torost
 "T0ecIhor witch ail dips spurs and angles and aIl minerals. min- 0rlI bearing rOc.H. and ores on. iu or appcrtaIuing Go Che said mines mining claims and mineral lauds and also an and singular Che rights. privileges toncmcuts. her. elItamouta and appurtenances. unto each and an Of tho said mines. mining claims and mineral lands horo.uab0Ye described belonging or in anywac nppcrtaIn.ug. and also tbo rerersI0n and reYeri0ns. ro- ma.ulor and rema.uder rents. .s- mcs and profits Of Che said prop- crtr real and personal
 NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN Chat o1 Wednesday. Inc 11th day of De- cem1or. 1922. at tho hour Of twC o'clock lu Che afternoon of chat day Iu front ol tho Court H0uao Of thc District Court for thc District of Al. aska. Division Number One. at Ju. ue1u. win. in obedience t0 said Order of Sale and Decree Of Fore closure and Execution. sell an tht above described property on mass, and In itH entirety and not separ afeIy t0 musly said judgment and Decree and Execution aloro aid. with interest thereon and costs. t0 thl highest bidder for cash except Chat should said Judgment creditor cor creditors bid in said property Ono amount of their claim or claims may be applied ou said purchase price In Che manner provided for tn said De- croa and Execution aforesaid
 Dated th.s 2lst day Of November A. D. 1921.
 GEORGE D. BEAUMONT.
 United Sato Marshal for Division
 Number One. Juneau Alaska.
 By GEORGE GErCHELL. Deputy Fr publication N0v 25. 1922. Last publication Dcc 25. 1922.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-11-25
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