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Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-26
Personal Mention

Miss Agnes Ferris, city librarian has
returned from short trip to Los An
geles and will leave next week for her
regular vacation, most of which she ex-
poets to spend with her brother and
family at Bishop, California.
Mrs. j. T. Pitts and son have re-
turned from Long Beach where the
boy has been attending summer school
for several weeks.
DR.. F. F. Foncannon returned yester
day from an extended business trip to
his former home in Missouri.
Miss Helen Johnson, assistant at the
city library, is back from visit of
several days in Los Angeles.
Mrs. Cora Ruckman, former school
friend of Mrs. j. T. Pitts, is here from
her home at Cortland, Ohio to spend
part of her vacation and visit friends.
Gordon Schneider, prominent drug
gist of Holtville, was a business visitor
in Ell Centric yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. NJ b. Kelsv of Holtville was
afternoon.
Rev. c. f. Flanagan of the First Bap-
tist church will leave for his vacation
next week Mr. Flanagan is the last of
FL Centro pastors to go for the sum
mer. All plan to return i'll September.
f. L. Garthwaite, farm advisor, is in
Brawley today in conference with G. L.
West, president of the Farm Bureau.
Commissioner +. w. Waite is prepar-
ing complete summary of the year s
work of his department to submit with
his annual report to the state depart
ment.
w. NJ. Fox who has returned from
Washington where he went to show I'M
perial valley pictures to the arid lands
committee of congress, has located his
family at Live Oaks Springs for the
remainder of the summer.
Oscar Sweeney Will 90 to Capistrano
Saturday and will take his family to
Oceanside for the rest of the summer.
Mr.. Wood of the Channel Commercial
Co. will move his family to FL Centre
in the early fall. They are now i'll the
mountains, having recently left their
former home III Los Angeles.
Miss Evelyn Steele is assisting at the
Ragan insurance offices in the absence
of Mr.. Tyler.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-26
M2sMolR7hn)

Tommy Harris arrived is FL Centre
this morning from Los Angeles and
went ON to his home in Holtville.
W. II. Tyler is on his way to Van
couyer to attend a convention of New
York Life Insurance statesmen. Mr..
Tyler sold more than 1926, 200 worth of
policies and gets his vacation trip with
all expenses paid by the company. He
expects to be away three weeks.
James Burk has taken his family, ac-
companied by Mrs. r. G.. Buck, to the
coast for their vacation. Mr. Burk will
return tomorrow to his duties as county
surveyor.
Canada has a larger percentage of
home owners than any other nation
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-26
Chamber of Commerce Dinner-To-


night at clock, the chamber of
commerce will have its regular weekly
dinner and business session at the
Oregon hotel. A committee to take
charge of selling FL Centre S quota of
certificates of indebtedness for the I'm
perial County Fair will be appointed
tonight. Two weeks ago the chamber
voted to take 800 certificates and they
were received by Secretary Coyle this
week. Those who desire to attend the
dinner are requested to give their
names TO the secretary by O'Clock
this afternoon, in order that necessary
reservations can be made.
Honeydews Do Well-More than 100
carloads of honeydew melons have been
shipped so far this season. Last year
l24 carloads of the same melon were
included in shipments from the valley.
Green Likes Chickens-George Green
has decided to start chicken ranch
in Imperial valley. He. has just re-
turned from business trip to Los An
geles convinced that poultry rs a bus
mess offers about as sure a thing as
can be found and that the valley is the
right place to try it out.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-26
Calexico News

CALEXICO, July 26.-Word was re-
ceived today that about % represen-
tatives from Brawley, Imperial and Ell
Centro chambers of commerce would at
tend the weekly luncheon of the Cal
exico chamber of commerce tomorrow
in order to stimulate interest in sale
of the Imperial fair certificates of in
debtedness The local chamber reported
mfavorably ON these. bonds at the
last regular meeting but the north end
contingent think they will be able to
work up lively interest in Calexieo
by their appearance.
D. \. Leonard returned Yesterday
from Los Angeles where he had been
visiting his family the past week.
c. \. Perry has finished his contract
with the Corona Canal, Co. and will
leave tomorrow for Los Angeles where
he will make his headquarters in future.
He built new headgate and construct
ed nearly a mile of canal which will
relieve water shortage on the Peters
ranch and the Mexican colony. The
Cerro Prieta canal is carrying an un-
usual amount of silt and sand this year
owing to the fact that in previous years
it obtained n great deal of water from
Volcano lake which acted as n settling
basin and was fairly clear. This year
OWN to the effectiveness of the Pesca-
ero cut, there is no water in Volcano
lake and water in the Cerro Prieta
comes from the Solfeteria canal.
J. NJ. Edmunds is back at his desk
in the First National bank after n
couple of weeks at La Jola.
Wiley Weaver was in town yesterday
driving few nails in some loose piekets
in his fences.
The ''Crane for sheriff. club has
been organized to boost the home pro.
duet, with a couple of hundred enthus-
iastie supporters. He has been constable
in Calexico for II years and is the faith
er of IL children most of whom We're
born here.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-26

Superior Officer Arrives-A little son
was born Tuesday July "a, at the Ell
Centre hospital, TO Mr.. and Mrs. l.. J.
Mousor. Mrs. Monser will be remember
ed as Miss Lola McKim, popular in the
younger society set before her mar
riage 10 Lieutenant Mouser during the
war. They are now making their home
in the valley on the old MeKim ranch.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-26

Williams, Browns, /; total %.
Daubert, Reds, /; total 6.
Young, Giants, ! total >.
Wingo, Reds, !; total 3.
Harper, Reds, !; total 2.
Wrightstone, Phillies, /; total 2.
Shanks, Washington, /; total /.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-26

ST. LOUIS-Deelaring that ball
games should be won on the field and
not in the box office, the st. Louis
chamber of commerce has filed with
Commission Landis,, John Heydler and
Ban Johnson a protest against the
Yankee-Red Sox trade.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-26

NEW YORK-For the first time this
season, Ty Cobb, Detroit, is leading the
American League batters. lie is first
with .4l1 and Sisler, ~. Louis, is sec
ond with .4lO.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-26

Los ANGELES-Bert Colima won
an easy decision in four rounds from
Sailor Larry, San Diego middleweight
in the main event at Vernon last night.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-26

Three DAQs to Register-Saturday
July ~ the last day for voters TO
regisfeJ be eligible for the primar
les AI9 20. Under the law, regis
tratioH4 close 80 days previous to any
election. s5Those who have changed
their prexnets, or who have not regis
tered IN Awa Years, are obliged to reg
lister ae3 in1f they wish to vote at the
primariss
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-26

WANTED-Want to borrow $1,000
Win give IL per cent on good improv-
ed real estate in FL Centre. Imperial
Valley Press box 139. 26t6
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-26

High school graduate wants permanent
stenographic position. Box 13s, I'm
perial Valley Press. 26t3
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-26
Honestly It's the best poIicy to in
sure your hay and grain with Edgar
Brothers Realty Company. adv.

Mountain Springs Grateful-Mr. and
Mrs j. E. Mcdonald at Mountain
Springs write: We wish to thank val
ley people for numerous cantaloupes,
watermelons and flowers. We have not
bought melon of any description
this season, vet have~had them ON our
table daily, good ones, too. Thanks
also for nine eats, five dogs, two bur
ros, tame rabbit and a turkey. Out
of all the animals gifts, we know the
name of but one contributor, Mr.. James
of oil well fame. Incidentally, we have
named this dog con-, and he is a
mighty husky purp. We hope he grows
up to see the well at Coyote gush all
over the derrick We do not know all
names of other kind friends so take
this means of letting you know our
sincere appreciation.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-26

FOR SALE-Singer sewing machine,
$500, 54S Euclid. 26t3
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-26
Yesterdays HOMERs

Portland and Seattle travelling.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-26
Too Late To Classify

FOR SALE-30 head of pigs. G. g.,
Hussey, Seeley. 26t4
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-26

FOR RENT-Two nice office rooms
$50 Main st. Phone 72W. 26t3
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-26

WANTED-A Melotte separator. w. G..
Herdman, Route B, Holtville.
26t6
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-26

Money to loan on automobiles. con
tracts bought. Fred B. Cross, GIG Main
at. Phone 359J. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-26

WANTED-Alfalfa hay cut on shares.
w. NJ. Turner, Imperial, r ga -,
Box 100A. 26t6
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-26

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-Choice
of three residences, would take in
automobile os stock, balance like
rent. 532 Main, phone 72W. 26tS
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-26

Have some ground for vegetables and
eantoloupes on shares. VIII help
finance. John J. Carr. 26t2
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-26
NEWS ". ;. BRIEFS }]B L]!!!:!3
X FROM CITY AND COUNTY

Library Reopens-The city library is
open again after having been closed
since last Wednesday for interior re
pairs. The usual hours now prevail but
beginning Monday, July 81, and con
tinuing through the month of August
the hours viii be from II m. to 6 p M.
and from Z p. m. to p. IN. daily.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-26

D. \. Leonard returned yesterday
from Los Angeles where he had been
visiting his family the past week.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-26

Wiley Weaver was in town yesterday
driving few nails in some loose picket:
in his fences.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-26

Mrs. NJ b. Kelsy of Holtville was
among FL Centre shoppers yesterday
afternoon.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-26

Canada has a larger percentage of
home owners than any other nation
Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-26

J. NJ Edmunds is back at his desk
in the First National bank after q
couple of weeks at La Jolla.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1922-05-25

Rd Leo Ni q 81. swA. Sec l. I
Sc. H. !, & !, Creek Ss5 R! Beatty co-Iot s.. swl
poo j. soo petsrson-Lot Sc, swA, Sec 1, 7
Aryid W; johnson & wf-I.ot So. sw1
pee l. H. R22-s22.6s. Affidavit.
See l, II, R22-s1Ss.54.
A. I. Peterson-Lot 81. svH G.,
R22-s212.19. 'i' S"74' Sec l. l
H.. G: Crook Realty Co-Iot ia sw:
Sec l. IT, R22--sS5.s4. Affidavit.
W "; ); Bermingham-Lot 121, swk, s
Edw. Lewis-Lot 124 sv1t ca.
hZz-SS6.11. Affidavit.
@ henry J. Kristopeit & Wf-Iot 1s5. sui
Sec l; tt, R22-S1S.66. ''
poo l. s,d r7eferson-Lot 139, swA, Sec /, ?
r, T. p ]: BssT'mninsham-Lot 185. swA, Sec
:, Henry J. Kristopeit & Wf-Iot 1876 svvs
Sec /, tt, R22-s175S5.
G H. Z; Crook Realty Co-Lot PA. sw1
Sec l, tt, R22-s1O8.76. Affidavit
pS stephen aoa Schott-Lot 242, sw14, Sec /, 2
R22-$97.73. Affidavit. ~ -
RaaI ePhsp seh0 aff;do 248' swA Sec l,
9 Jonn ): DoerfEnger & Wf-Isot 254. sw.
sec l. II. R22-$105.76. Affidavit.
p3 aar sey -Wertz-LOt 25S. swA, Sec /, 7
9 H.. G; Crook Realty Co-Lot 268. sw1
Sec /, II, R22-S1O2.41.
Ernest Seelman-Lot 297. swH Sec
tt, R22-S11S5S. ~ ''
g.. II. G, =, Crook Realty Co-Lot 299, sw-
= II. G. Crook Realty Co-Iot 3O1. sw1
Sec l. II, R22-S146.11. Affidavit.
y; =, crook Realty Co-Lot 500, sw1
DEC l. II, R22|S9S.05. Affidavit.
II. G. Crook Realty Co-I.ot SOC sw1
Sec 1, tt. R22-S1OO.41. Affidavit,
Garfield Anderson-Lot ais. svI Go.
tt. R22-s142.65. ~
Garfield Anderson-Lot 319. swL. See
tt, R22-$S1.44. ~
:. Phillip Mommants & wf-Except W
1t OF n 10 # of lot 321, sw14, Sec l. 7
R22-S147.05. Affidavit.
R22-S133.34. Affidavit -
~, Garfield phe Anderson-Lot $50, swA, Sec
po Otto oJIahnigen-Lot 1856. swH, Sec l, T
RZZ-S3O.77. Affidavit.
Peter Martin-Lot 337. sw1L. Sec IT
R22-S101.0 S. ~ Nee -
POP Peter r., Martin-Lot 1913. swa, Sec 1, I
i. E. G. Russell Const. Co-Lot $40. sw1
Sec l. IL R22.$lO2: IS;
:, NJ n, j. p3 ZANE Z, g & Wf.Lot s41. swA,
, Frank =; 6d Bylsma 6 Wf-Lot S44, sw14, S
H.. G. Crook Realty Co-Lot $50, sw1
Sec l, I'll, R22-$1S7.26. Affidavit
Marion A. Bullamore-Lot 353, swK, S,
1, tt, R22-s1S2.S2. Affidavit. "a =
ID. G. Crook Realty Co-Lot S55, sw1s
Sec 1, tt, R22-s12S.9S. Affidavit. .
H. G. Crook Realty Co-Lot S57, swK
Sec 1, tt, R22-s76.24. .
Peter Thompson-Lot 402, sw1h. Sec
tt R22-S82.95. Affidavit.
Christ Sorenson-Lot 4OS, swK, Sec
tt, R22-$66.21. Affidavit.
M. J. Kane & Wf-Lot 405. swh. Sec !
tt. R22-s106.SS. Affidavit.
Advertisement May 1925, June l.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1922-05-25

~ NO.Lfot Soos ." "a ~
II.
ID Co.-Lot PA, swA. Sex
II.
ID Co.-Lot 21s. swA, Sex
Il.
d co.-Lot 21s. swA. Sc,
"a.
lot 22o. swA. Sec 10
Co.-Lot 221, swA
1851.
d CO.-Lot 22s. swA, Ser
Il.
d co.-Lot 227. swA. Ser
Il.
d co.-Lot 22s. swA. Sex
Il.
d Co.-Lot 22s, swA. SEE
d co.-Lot 2ao. swA. Sex
q.
d Co.-Lot 2s2. swA, Sex
0.
d Co.-Lot 2ss. swA. Sec
1.
d. co,-Lot 2as. swA. Sec
1.
d Co.-Lot 24O. swA. Sec
d Co.-Lot PAL. swA. Sec
trial Association-Lot 242,
R23-$4.60.
d Co.-Lot 246. swA. Sec
d Co.-Lot 247, swA. Sec
04.
d co.--Lot 24s. swA, Sec
04.
d Co.-Lot 24s. swA. Sec
04.
d Co.-Lot $50. swA. Sec
%.
252. swA. Sec 10.
d Co.-Lot 25s. swA. Sec
/.
m-Lot 255, swA. Sec
/.
d Co.-Lot 257. swA. Sec
d Co.-Lot 2s1. swA. Sec
d Co.-Lot 2e2, swA. Sec
i Co.-Lot 2es, swA, Sec
d Co.-Lot 2e7. swA, Sec
d Co.-Lot 1858, swA, Sec
i Co.-Lot 26s. swA. Sec
d Co.-Lot 271, swA, Sec
Lot 27S. swA. Sec 10.
co.-Lot 275. swA. Sec 10,
d Co.-Lot 276, swA, Sec
d Co.-Lot 27s. swA Sec
rial Association-Lot 2S1,
R23-S6.e5.
d Co.-Lot 2S2, sw Sec
i Co.--Lot 2S4, swA, Sec
i Co.-Lot so1, swA, Sec
i Co.-Lot sos, swA. Sec
l..
4 Co.-Lot so6, swA. Sec
/.
d Co.--Lot so7, swA, Sec
1.
rial Association-Lot 313,
R23-$6.61.
rial Association-Lot 314,
R23-$6.61.
j Co.-Lot S15. swA, Sec
1.
d Co.-Lot S1s, swA, Sec
d Co.-Lot 31s. swA, Sec
d co.-Lot 800. swA, Sec
Lot ss4. swA, Sec 10.
rrolI-Lot 1913, swA, Sec
lTH WARD.
RS Western Addition.
,her-Lot IL, blk /, nell
$61.18. Affidavit.
/ Wf.-W IL 1T of lot 5
Ell, Sec 1, tt, R22-sSS.97.
Lot s. blk 2, neA, Sec 1,
Affidavit.
OF 20, blk 2. ne14. Sec /,
ather's Western Addition.
Cocoon on W line
SO # n of Elizabeth St.,
nelly with r. r. 425 # to
o beg, neA, Sec 1, tt,
Com 80 # W of sw cor of
aries Sts.. thence W 40 #,
t, n to beg, neA, Sec /,
Affidavit.
IS Subdivision.
rke--Lot 9. neA. Sec 1.
Affidavit.
Wf.-Lot 10, neA, Sec 1,
ramian-Lot ii, neA, Sec
OF.
Lot 1S, nell. Sec l. TT.
idavit.
[nc.-N 80 # of lot % and
# of lot 26. neA, Sec /,
Inc.-Lot 20, neA, Sec /,
Affidavit.
Lot 3s, neA, Sec /, tt,
fidavit.
nig-Lot AZ. neA, Sec 1,
Affidavit.
Joseph F. Riley-Lot 81,
R22-$145.02. Affidavit.
en- 2.71 acres of Burke's
Sec 1. tt, R22-$24S.o0.
IS Subdivision.
N "a # of lot II and s 8
1, neA, Sec 1, Tt, R22--
1t 10. blk 1, neA. Sec /,
lei & Supply Co.-Lot 10.
!. tt. R22-s6S.1S.
lot Z, blk 8, neA, Sec 1,
Affidavit.
Lot 10, blk A. neA. Sec 1,
Lot II. blk 4, neA. Sec /.
Lot IL. blk 4. neA. Sec 1,
r & wf.-Lots 1s and $
k A, ne1l, Sec /, tt, R22-
IS 2415 # of lot 6 and n
ok 3, Pugh,s Subdivision,
/, Sec I, tt, R22-$99.69.
IS II # of lot Z and n
blk 6. neA. Sec 1. tt,
s Subdivision.
WIS 3S It Of n 73 #
! 8 and z. blk I. neA. Sec
}. Affidavit.
son & WIN IS # of W
nd z, and 8 # of w "a
1, neA, Sec 1, tt, R22-
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| MacWhyte Land
10. TT, R23-s6.61.
| MacWhyte Land
10, T2, R23-S6.61.
| MacWhyte Land
10, T2, R23--se.61.
MacWhyte Land
10, T2. R23-Se.6i.
| MacWhyte Land
10, T2. R23-$6.e1.
| Mac Whyte Land
10. T2, R23-s5.27.
Robt. ". Baker
T2. R23-S6.61.
Birmingham Lum
Sec 10, T2, R23S6
MacWhyte Land
10, To, R23-s6.61.
MacWhyte Land
10. T2. R2s-ss.61.
MacWhyte Land
ls, TT, R23-s6.61.
Mac WhIyte Land
10, T2. R23-s5.27.
MacWhyte Land
10, T2, R23-S5.27.
MacWhyte Land
10, T2. R23-s4.60.
MacWhyte Land
10, T2. R2S-s5.61.
MacWhyte Land.
10. To. R23-S5.61.
MacWhyte Land
10, T2. R23-s5.61.
MacWhyte Land
10. T2. R2S-s5.61.
Kenosha Industri;
swA, Sec 10, To, r
MacWhyte Land
10, To. R2S-s5.61.
MacWhyte Land
10. T2, R23-S29.04.
MacWhyte Land
10, To. R23-$29.04.
MacWhyte Land
10, To, R2S-$29.04.
MacWhyte Land
10. To. R23-$30.23.
j. J. Kohlman-,,
T2. R23-$6.s5.
MacWhyte Land
10, TT. R23-S5.61.
]. T. Hernsheim-
10, T2. R23-$5.61.
MacWhyte Land
19. TT. R2s-S5.61.
MacWhyte Land
10, T2, R23-s5.61.
MacWhvte Land
10. To, R2S-s5.61.
MacWhyte Land
10, T2, R23-$5.61.
MacWhyte Land
10, T2. R23-$5.61.,
: MacWhyte Land
10, T2, R2s-s5.61.
MacWhyte Land
10. To, R23-$5.61.
MacWhyte Land
10. T2, R23-S5.61.
Samuel Grotsky-
T2, R23-$7.29.
Morse Granite Co.
T2. R23-$4.60.
Mac Whyte Land
10, T2, R23-$5.61.
Mac Whyte Land
10, To, R23-$5.61.
Kenosha Industrie
swA. Sec 10, T2. r.
Mac Whyte Land
10, T2, R23-$5.61.
MacWhyte Land
10, To, R2S-s5.61.
MacWhyte Land I
10, To. R23-s6.61.
MacWhyte Land
10. T2. R23-S6.61.
Mac Whyte Land
10, T2. R23-$6.61.
Mac Whyte Land
10. T2. R23-$6.61.
Kenosha Industria
swA. Sec 10. T2, R
Kenosha Industria
swA, Sec 10. T2. R
MacWhyte Land
10, To. R23-S6.61.
Mac Whyte Land
10. T2. R23-s6.61.
MacWhyte Land
10, T2. R2S-$6.61.
MacWhyte Land
10, T2, R23-$6.61.
Charlie Haines-I
T2, R23-$6.61.
Vincent T. Caro-
10, T2, R23-S7.62.
MINT
Pennefeather's
Celia Pennefeathe.
Sec /. tt, R22--$61
Paul Mayhak &
and lot 6, blk 2, neA
Paul Mayhak-Lot
tt, R22-$68.55. Al
John Kraah-Lot
tt, R22--sS6.55. Fl
End of Pennefeath
Birmingham Lunl
Of Charles st., 1873
thence W 345 #, ne
Charles St.. S to
R22-$755.89.
Anna Schmidt-Co
Elizabeth and Charl,
S 1870 #, e 40 #,
tt, R22-$130.15 A
Burke's
Walter M. Burke
tt, R22$92.99. Al
Fritz Kaiser & w
IT,, R22-$s9.64.
Hraut G. Antarar
1, tt, R22-$S35.
W. M. Burke-Lc
R22-$25.31. Amda
Walter Burke. Inc
W IL # of n 80 #
tt, R22-$89.64
w. M. Burke, Inc
tt. R22-$92.99. A
Richard Kaiser-L
R22-$104.04. Amds
Chas. H. Pfennig
tt, R22-$97.34. A
James E. & JJo,
neM, Sec 1, Tt, RI
Anna K. Smytbe
Subdivision, neAs Sc
Graves
Peter Monson-N
# of lot IL, blk 1,
S102.36. Affidavit.
John Rayer-Lot
tt, R22-$S6.29.
Jack Martin Fuel
blk 2. neM. Sec 1.
Dennis Ryan-Lot
tt. R22--$s3.16. AT
James Jensen--Lot
tt, R22-$134.48.
James Jensen-Lo-
tt, R22-$92.59.
James Jensen-Lo'
tt, R22-$184.70.
John Parmentier
ID # of lot Ii, blk 4
$199.89. Affidavit.
Ludwig Klemm-S
13 # of lot IA, blk
lot 6, blk 6, neA,
Affidavit.
Ludwig Klennm-S
20h # of lot 6, b
R22-sS9:6S.
PuRh's
Emil Kanehl & v
of w 81 # of lots 8
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kenosha Industrial a
Mac Whyte Land
10, To, R23-S4.94.
Mac WhyteA Land
10, T2. R2S-S4.94.
Mac Whyte Land
10, To, R23--$4.94.
Mac Whyte Land
10. T2, R2S--$4.94.
Birmingham Lumh
10, T2, R2S-S5.61.
Mac Whyte Land
10, To, R2S-S4.94.
Joe Forsyth-Lot
R2S-$4.94.
Mac Whyte Land
10, To, R2S-$4.94.
Mac Whyte Land
10, T2, R2s-$4.94.
Mac Whyte Land
10, To, R23-$4.e4.
Virgil o. Whipp-LC
R2S-$5.94.
Mac Whyte Land
10, ~, R2Ss4.94.
Mac Whyte Land
10, To, R2S-$4.e4.
Mac Whyte Land
10. To, R2S-S4.94.
Birmingham Luml
Sec 10, To, R2S-S4
Mac Whyte Land
10, TT, R2S-S4.60.
Mac Whyte Land
10, T2, R23-S5.61.
Mac Whyte Land
10, IL, R23-$4.94.
Mae Whyte Land
10, T2, R2S-S4.94.
Mac Whyte Land
10. To, R23-S4.94.
Mac Whyte Land
10. To, R23-$4.61.
Mac Whyte Land
10, To, R2S-S4.94.
Mac Whyte Land
10, To, R23-S4.94.
Mac Whyte Land
10. To, R23-s4.94.
MacWhyte Land C
IT, R2S-S4.94,
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| MAC Wnyte Land
10, To, R23-$56.9s
| MacWhyte Land
10, T2, R28-S42.51
MacWhyte Land
10, To. R23-SS3.62.
| MacWhyte Land
10, To, R2S-S12S.4
| MacWhyte Land
10, To. R2S-S77.11
| MacWhyte Land
10, To. R2S$53.1t
| Chas. T. Jeffrey
To. R2S-S7s.OO.
| Chas. T. Jefery.
To, R23-$7S.00.
| Chas. T. Jeffrey.
T2, R23S68.SS.
Mac Whyte Land
10, To. R2S--S5.2T.
MacWhyte Land
10, T2, R23--S6.61.
| MacWhyte Land
10, T2, R23-S6. 81.
! Louis Balzer &
! 10. To, R2SS1S.S1
MacWhyte Land
10, To, R2Ss6.61.
MacWhyte Land
10, To, R23-S6.61.
MACY hyte Land
10, To, R29-S6.61.
| MacWhyte Land
10. To, R23-S6.61.
Mac Whyte Land
10. To. R2S-S6.61.
MacWhyte Land
10, To. R2S-$S.29.
MacWhyte Land
10, To, R2Ss6.61.
| MacWhyte Land
10. To. R2S-S6.61.
MacWhyte Land
10, 70, R28-S6.61.
MacWhyte Land
10, To, R23-S6.61.
MacWhyte Land
10, To, R23-s6.61.
Nellie P. Cavan
10. To. R23-$7.95.
MacWhyte Land
10, II. R2S-$6.61.
MacWhyte Land
10, To. R23-s6.61.
MacWhyte Land
lie, T2. R2S-S7.e2,
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and co-Lot Is. swA, SEE
and co--Lot ID, swA. Sc,
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Ernest Kuessow-Lot 8. swA. Sec 1, tt,
R22-$112.76.
R22-$112.76.
Ernest Kuessow-Lot 5, sw1z, Sec 1, tt,
R22-S112.76.
Ernest Kuessow-Lot 10. sw1l. Sec 1, tt,
R22-113.15.
Ernest Kuessow-Lot II, swA, Sec /, tt,
R22-$26002.
Ernest Kuessow-Lot IL, swA. Sec /. II,
R22-$46.94.
R22-S120.T3.
Ernest Kuessow-Lot 20. sw1l, Sec 1, tt,
R22-S64.54.
Ernest Kuessow-Lot %. swA, Sec 1. tt.
R22-s64.54.
Ernest Kuessow-Lot "a. sw1l, Sec /, tt,
R22-S64.54.
Ernest Kuessow-Lot rs, sw1z. Sec /, tt.
R22-S64.54.
Ernest Kuessow-Lot 26. sw1l. Sec 1. II.
R22-s64.54.
Ernest Kuessow-Lot 27. swA. Sec l. II.
R22-s64.54.
Ernest Kuessow-Lot 2s. swA. Sec /, tt.
R22-$s4.54.
The evening world., 1922-12-14
STEAM PIPE TURNS
CARINTOCAULDRON;;
FOURTEEN DEAD
Thirty-llvc Others Burned as
Switch Engine 'Drifts' Into
Passenger Train.
WATCHMAN IS BLAMED
Dead and Injured Literally
Cooked as Severed Pipe
PenetrateS Coach.

HOUSTON. Texas. Dec. l4.-Rail-
road investigators today placed the
toll Of last nimEht's Southern Pacific
wreck at Humble. II miles from here,
at IA, of whom four were white men.
Three of the dead white men have
been identified as w. \. Babcr, Of
LuflIin. Texas; William Campsey,
conductor, ana NJ. Clark. news dealer,
both of Houston.
Of the injured, II wcrc .uI rccciv-
ing medical attention at hospitals
here. The majority are negroes. Au
were victims Of scalding BY escaping
steam
Tho wreck occurred when passcn-
ger train so. 20 bound for Snrcyo-
port, slrur, ii switch engine that mad
"drifted' 800 feet down % cross track
and ont onto .hn main limo. Compare
lively little property damage was
done, hut the escaping steam filtered
into the front couch of the passenger
train and took terrible toll.
The fourteen were killed when a two
inch steam pipe, torn loose from the
cylinder head Of tho switch engine.
swept around and crashed through a
window Of - car Of the passenger
train occupied by Negroes, trans
forming it into "a cuudrou.