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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-23
2,5e7 REGISTERED IN
NEW CASTLE

Special Correspondence Every Evening
New Castle. Oct. 2S.--Great interest
was shown on Saturday during the
last registration day prior to the
November election. by the Democratic
and Republican workers. Automobiles
were kept constantly on the so until
the closing of the polls at O'clock.
total registration Of 2,527 repre-
sented the six election districts, $40 OF
whom registered on Saturday. This is
an increase OF 1000 names over the
last registration, accounted for by the
female vote.
The figures for the six districts are
40 follows.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-23
REGISTRATION IN KENT.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Dover, Oct. 23.-Saturdey's regis
tration throughout Kent county, while
fairly successful in many districts,
shows a material falling off from two
years ago. Many women refused to
register.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-23
Charge Against Poore Continued.

Owing to the inability of Margaret
Wright to testify. due to illness, the
case OF Archie Poore, Of Blackbird
who is charged by Miss Wright with
a statutory offence was postponed un-
til next Monday morning at 10 o'clock
in Magistrate Gluckman's court this
morning. @
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-23

Have you a piece OF antique fur
niture that you deeire 10 turn into
cash? Tell our $4,000 interested read
srs. Many are interested In what you
have to o1cr.-Ady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-23
Trouble is Their Interest Lags.

There is hardly a nation. in Europe
that isn't trying to locate its capital
in America. Post.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-23

churches effective Instruments in the
spread OF tho Gospel OF Jesus Christ
throughout tho world.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18
at l.45
A Noteworthy Sale of 1000 Splendid
Suits for 3 to year old lads

Clever juvenile styles in wash suits made accord
ing to the strict specifications of Saks & Company
every stitch perfect, finished in real tailored
style Made from sturdy, easylaundered fabrics
in n wide variety of the colorS admired by mothers.
Some are in solid shades, while others show trim
mings of contrasting color. Every suit is an
exceptional value. Second Floor
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18
At SOS

Splendid Bathing Suits Of wonderful quality
worsted, satin or taeta, displaying new touches of
fashion in every line. They are beautifully made
and omit no detail to make them the most desirable
suits of the season. Sizes IA years to 46 bust
Fourth Floor
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18

Fashioned of checked gingham in various colors
daintily trimmed with white organdie. Sizes
IS, % and 81. Third Floor
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18
Hot weather suggestions in the way of
Robes for BOudOW Wear
Specially Priced for Monday

OpCCIaII! t IICCU IUI -'IUITua!
Af375-Terry ClothWraps that will serve equal
~ well in ones dressing room or over the bathing
suit In pink, light blue, orchid and tan.
Af495-Dainty Morning Coats Of sheer white
voe that has scarcely any weight at all, trimmed
with lace.
6.75-Morning Goats of crisp organdie gally
embroidered in colored dots Of navy blue, CoPen-
hagen, rose and orchid.
Afo5ONFrench Striped Ratine Robes in tailored
model-with gray ground and stripes Of rose,
French blue, wisteria, orange, green and gold.
Third Floor
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18
ne Can Remodel
Your FHrS at a
MOderate Cost

Our staff Of expert furIicrs IS
equipped notg TO remodel your
furs along the style tendencies
for the coming Winter. And
our very io1g prices will con-
vince you OF the advantage OF
having your work done now
rather than latcr.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18
At 4.95

Smart Bathing Slips of surf satin Of high lustre
trimmed most attractvely with scaoped or plain
rufles or effectively embroidered with stitching of
contrasting colors.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-06
HUNDREDS TREATED AT CITY DISPENSARY MANY NEW CASES RECORDED

A large number of patients are con- tinually receiving treatment at the Welfare building. The report for the past month shows that 2s4 new pa- tients have been admitted for treat ment in addition to 1929 who have been receiving treatm ent for some time.
 A large vadiety illnesses Is rem edied in the building. Cuts and bruises, medical attention for all manners ofw sickness, are constantly being treated by the attendant physi- clans and nurses.
 The cases during the past month have been classified:
 New patients. 2S4; old patients, 1,2S9; total. 2,113. Americans, 109 foreigners, 75: Bridgeporterss 2s1 residents of other towns, 3; over Is years of age, 116; under 16 years of age, 16S.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-06
BULL, HIT BY TRAIN
 STILL SHOWS FIGHT
 AS REID FLAG WAVES

Braintree, Mass. Sept. 6.-It would be great to have bulls educated in, flag signals, according to New Haven rail- rcad brakemen.
 A bull at Bra :ntree Highlands wan dered onto the railroad tracks just as a train was approaching.
 The 1ocor1 olive sideswiped the bull and pushed him aside. According to all good train pratice the tarin was stopped to see what damage was done to the bull and a brakeman sent to any onconling trains
 The bull. peeved by the red flag and forgetting that he had been h.t, drove at the red Tagging brakeman like thunderboIt The brakeman beat the bull to the platform just about in time.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-14
IS
IN GOOD SHAPE
FOR SQUADRON
Volstead Act in no Danger of
Repeal Advance Man Says
But Cause Is Kept Be-
fore People

Arrangements have been completed
for the coming of the Flying Squadron
to Ardnlore On December /, and 8, ac.
cordlng to announcements made by r.
S. Middleton, indianapolis, Ind, chief
advance man for the Squadron, who is
in the city completing arrangements.
According to the program, meetings
will be held at two thirty and seven.
thirty daily in Convention Hall The
object Of these meetings is to create
enthusiastic interest in behalf of law
enforcement. civic righteousness and
social and Industrial justice.
Repeal Not Feared
Mr. Middleton stated that he did not
anticipate any repeal of the Volstead
ace by this congress. But il Is very
necessary to keep before the public the
reed of maintaining and sustaining this
law With the change in Craftsmanship
Of the judiciary Committee in the
House from Mr.. Volstead to a ranking
Wet and also the change from a Dry
leader In the House to u Wet one, in
itself is evident that something must
be done to hold what has been gained
The speakers Of the Flying Squadron
are touring the United States in behalf
OF this Cause
On Friday afternoon and evening De.
cember lst, Frank $. Regau. the noted
tax expert and cartoonlst. will deliver
two lectures. Rev. Fred w Corbett, the
logical thinker and lndlsputable debat.
81. will also deliver two addresses.
Conference Conducted
Saturday afternoon and evening,
James H. Woertendyke will deliver two
addresses and at the close OF the af.
ternoon address he will conuucr L,g
enforcement conference which IS one of
the great features OF the coming OF the
Squadron.
But the campaign does not close with
these, as general summing up will
be conducted ON the last afternoon and
evening by oliver W. Stewart, Presi.
dent OF the Flying Squadron Founda
ton. With Mr. Stewart viii be Rev
Norma c. Brown. the young woman
who completed her four years high
school work In three, also completing
her four years college work In three
winning her A. H. degree. She has
the distinction OF being the only womaa
who ever served as Chaplain OF Illinois
Senate
The speakers come from Oklahoma
CITY and VIII 10 from here to Gaines
vile.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-14
GORE PAYS VISIT TO
CITY; BARS POLITICS

Ex-senator Thomas Pryor Gore was
In the city Monday and lefi Monday
night Tor Oklahoma city. The senator
was here In the interest ~ several
Indian clients. and absolutely refused
to talk politics.
While here he was the guest Of Con.
HressmRn Charles u. Carter. and Judge
Tom W Champion at the Rod and Gun
Club lake. MIR Gore stated that hc was
glad to get back to Ardmcre and on.
jiycd every minute Of his visit here.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-14
REV. CLARK gave
MANY FACTS To
Church People
National Council Secretary
Tells of the Great Work
Accomplished andPro-
gram Next Year.

The Rev. Franklin Clark, Secretary
of the National Council OF the Episco-
pal church. addressed the men OF ST.
Philips church Monday evening, and
told of the great work accomplished
during the past three years and OF the
program for the coming years. lie kept
largely to facts and figures and breught
to light some very interesting and lit.
Tie known facts.
In the State of Oklahoma the oontri.
buttons TO domestic and foreign mis-.
slons was increased over 400 percent
and to the work in the state an increase
oil about 200 per cent he said. In re-
turn Oklahoma received $4,000 with a
3O per cent increase in the ranks OF
tne clergy, 10 per cent increase in bap.
tisms, and 25 per cent in combinations
and 10 per cent increase in communi.
cantS.
Ihe contributions in workers ard
money TO missions has inores sed i'm
measurably, some 1877 new missionaries
having been sent out in one year and
90 men and women making serious in.
curry as to service in the domestic
ana foreign mission fields.
National Work Increased
The national work showed an IN.
crease of over 200 per cent, one item
being the Increase. of the salaries OF
the clergy by $4,000 900 sunday sehools
show an Increase of 24,0JO in pupils and
100 in teachers. A most important
work mas been accomplished by the Old.
tning IN College and University centeis
oi the National Students Council.
He cited the instance of one churc..
which il reased its cor."''..4'ons to
missions $50 per cent and 250 per cent
to current expenses. An awakening and
u spiritual development is everywhere
in evidenc, he said.
Mr.. Clark will speak this evening at
5 o'clock in st. Philips church. lie IS
a Wonderfully interesting speaker and
can tell authoritatively much that is
little known Of the church. The service
this evening will he concluded by a
solo 81 Sought the Lord" by Stevenson
sung by Gordon Harston.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-14

Don't miss it. the demonstration ot
the Great Majestic Range at the store
OF Riveus. Corhn 4 Frenslcy. all this
week, II you Will q the factory cx.
rcri show you how teh Majestic Range
l. made. YOU VIII see why 10 has won
its tltel The Range with "a Reputation.
Also take look ut the free set OF cook.
ms utensils that gu with every Majcs.
Tie Range sold during this week only
adv.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-14
Sought NJ
Against Alleged
Husband POiSOner

CHICAGO Matrimonial agencies
and undertaking establishments were
fields of investigation today in the al.
legged poison plot of Mrs. Nellie Xii.
mex and her cousin, Mrs. Nellie Sturm.
er Koulik.
The women were arralgned on mur.
der charges yesterday but the prelimin.
ary hearing was postponed ten days
while negotiations continued
According to the authorities, there
have been ten mysterious deaths or cas-.
es Of illness from poison among form.
er husbands, relatives and friends Of
Mrs klimek. while Mrs. Koulik is hsld
as suspect to five alleged poisonings.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-14
EIGHTH ANENuE. NORTHWEST

los Part OF lot I. East rs
feet l.. J. pibbrell.
owner .-.------------.-.- 4I9.g
los Part OF lot 4 East 50 feet
OF west 100 feet, Gilbert
Palmer. owner --.-.. gsgs,
los Part of lot :. West 80 feet
OF lot I. David l. Hoover,
OWNER ------------- ssQ II
los All OF lot 5. Mary j. Brad
FORD, owner ------..- lsi 81
i0s Part VI lot Z Beginning
ut the southeast corner of
lot q, thence north 1875
feet. thence west and par.
allSl 10 north line ef block
TO alley. thence south
along alley LES feet. to
southwest corner of lot I.
thence east ON south lot
line to place Of begin.
ming Willie w Bradford
owner .----------..----a lg5l
los Part OF lot .. Beginning
az southwest corner VI
lot 2. thence north g04
feet; thence east along
medal line to alley: AMI
thence south 10 feet: thence
west along lot line 10
place OF beginning Edith
n. Lawrence, swner ..-. Us.
los Part Of lot :. North 10
feet. Edith Lawrence,
owner ---.s---...--... eSi
los Part - lot 3 South 80 feet
Of the north 20 feet.
Glen Cornwell owner 49,. hast
iOs Part Of lot ). Beginning
at the southwest corner Of
lot 3; thence 1854 feet.
thence north l2i feet.
thence west il4 feet.
thence south 10 the place
of beginning. James r.
Son. owner ..---.-.----.. ss0. II
los Part Of lot .. Beginning
southeast corner of lot g.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-14
TENTH AVENUE, NORTHWEST


IS All OF lot 10, Selyldge
subdivision, block l.. T..
b. Luke. owner -- 1910
SIS All of lot II. Selyldge
subdivision block l.. L.
h. Luke, owner -------- 39glO
IS All OF lot II, Selvidge
subdivision. block /. T..
b. Luke, owner ------- 1910
IS All Of lot 10, Selvidge
subdivision. block /. h
b. Luke, owner --------- 1910
IS All Of lot IL. Selyidgc
sub division. block !, I'd.
ward Gait. owner ----- 3ggl0
IS All of lot 10. Selvidgo
subdivision. block /. I'D.
ward Gait. owner ------ 39g.lO
IS All of lot 10. Selyidge
subdivision. block /. Ed.
ward Calf. owner --.---- Scale
IS All of lot /. Selyidge
subdivision. block . q.
=. Selvidgv, owner ------ $500
sS Part Ut lot .. Svlvldgv sub.
division. block . South
AS teet Henrietta e.
Colbert. owner .--------. ioa.ss
IS Part VI lot 9. sslyidgv
sub division. block g north
Is feet q. =. Sslyldgc.
owner ------------------- 81 "
IS All " lot y. block .. Sci.
yldgs subdivision. r g.
Luke. owner .-.------.-. 93giO
IS All ul lot 10. block .. Sci.
yidge subdivision. +. b.
Luke, owner .-----.----- ggs1O
~ All of lot II, block .. Sci.
Nidge subdivision. T. b.
Luke owner ---.-.------ ssslO
SS Part of lot - North -
feet. block ?, S,lv,jsv sub
division. @. =. Sylyldgy.
owner -------.--------..- sVa.lt
IS Part u lot ~ South as
feet. block 2, SrlNldgu sub.
division. Henrietta =. Col.
bert. owner .--....--...- algl
SECTION . That the assessments
hereby levied against said several lots
aud tracts u land. shall bear interest
ron the date of the passage uf this
ordnance at the rate Of seven 60
per cent per annum. aud said asses.
jnents shall be payable In ten equal
annual lns,allments. The first uf such
nstalments with interest to that date
tn the whole assessment shall te pay.
able ON the first day of September. 1888.
and one insialmsut thereof. with inter.
est ON the whole amount remaining un.
paid to said dates. respectively. shall
be payable On the first day OF ssptem.
bsr Of each u the years. 1898 to 1882.
inclusive. provided however. that the
owners u any VI the lots and tracts uf
land 80 assessed shall have the prIvi.
legV VI paying the whole amount of
their respective assessments within
thirty $50, days from the date of the
pssssse " this ordinance. without In.
tetest
SECTION 3 That this ordinance
shall take effect and be in fun force
fto,n and after ns passage aud publ.
cation. according to law.
Passed and approved this 10th day
q November. 1899.
signed BY the Mayor this 10th day
q November. is22.
r. A BEFNER.
ATTEST,
/. ~ THrREroS. City Clerk.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-14

Three crap shooters, two whites and
one negro, We're resting in the city
Jail this morning after having been run
in last night by the police when a lit.
tie game was uncsrsmoniously inter.
rupted
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-14
ORDINANCE No. l9I

AN ORDINANCE TO ASSESS THE
COST OF STREET IMPROVEMENT
IN STREET IMPROVEMENT DIS.
TRICT NO. ca. SAME BEING:
That portion OF street, northwest,
from the north line of Broadway to the
south line OF Second avenue, and from
south side OF Second avenue, a strip Si2
feet wide, to north side Of Second ave.
nue., northwest, and from the north line
of Second avenue to the south side of
Seventh avenue, ana from the north
line Of Seventh avenue, to the south line
ot Eleventh avenue, and from the north
line Of Eleventh avenue to the south
line Of Twelfth avenue; and that portion
Of Eighth avenue, northwest, from the
west line Of B street to the east line Of
{ street, and from the west line of G
street to the east line or ID street. ana
that portion of Tenth avenue, north.
west, from the west line of d street, to
the east line of L street and all alley
crossings and street intersections there
On,
IN THE CITY OF ARDMoRE, OKLA
iOMA, AGAINST THE SEVERAL
LOTS AND TRACTS OF LAND IN
SAID STREET IMPROVEMENT DIS.
TRICT.
BE 1T ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR
AND BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
OF THE CITY OF ARDMORE, OKLA
HOMA:
SECTION I. That, whereas, the
Board Of Appraisers heretofore appoint
ed by resolution TO appraise and appor
tion the benefits resulting from the paw
Ing and otherwise improving Of the por
tion of streets, avenues and other pub
lie places described in the titles of this
ordnance TO the several lots and tracts
Of land which are liable to assessment
10 pay the cost Of such Improvements,
which cost has been ascertained to be
the sum of seventy thousand, eight hun.
dred sixty.three dollars and sixty-sev-
On cents ($70, ,S63.67), nave performed
their duties according to law, as such
appraisers, and have returned and filed
with the city clerk a written report of
their said appraisement and apportion-
ment, and,
WHEREAS, after the filing of said
report, the mayor and board of commits
sioners did appoint a time for holding
"a session to hear and consider any com.
plants or objections concerning such
appraisement and apportionment, and
caused due notice of such session to be
published according TO law, and in pur-
suance OF such action and publication,
such session was duly convened and
held by the Mayor and Board Of Com.
missioners on the 9th day of October,
1922.
WHEREAS, at said session, the
Mayor and Board of Commissioners did
hear and consider all complaints and
objections to said appraisement and ap.
portionment, and did then and there re.
view the same, and did by resolution,
confirm said apprasement and appor-
tionment, as so reviewed, and,
WHEREAS, all legal requirements
have been fully complied with, TO au.
thorize the levying of assessments 10
pay the cost of said improvements,
against the several lots and tracts OF
land liable to such assessment;
NOW, THEREFORE,, there shall be
and hereby is levied and assessed against
the several lots and tracts OF land in
said Street Improvement District, the
amounts respectively stated in said re-
port of the Board Of Appraisers, as re.
viewed and confirmed as follows:
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-14

thence north 1915 feet.
thence west 60 feet
thence south l24 feet
thence east TO place Of be-
ginning. James +. Son.
owner ------------------- 444.4O
l39 All Of lot 3. j. c. King.
owner -------------.---- 1852
1873 Part of lot 2. South half
j. G. Grant, owner ------ s1.3S
ls9 Part of lot T. West 10 feet.
J. A. Hayes, owner ------ SO4OG
1879 Part OF lot 4. East 1.2 feet
of the west 462 feet.
Ethel Stolfa, owner ------ S14
1879 Part Of lot a. East q feet.
e. w. Shenk, owner ----- 161.67
1888 Part of lot 5. West "a feet
Of lot s. IL. W. Shenk.
owner ----------------- 16l.G7
1888 Part of lot j. Beginning
at the southeast corner Of
lot 81 thence north 149l
feet; thence west ILL.,
feet; thence south 1893
feet; thence east 97.4 feet
to place OF beginning Nan
ME McGee, owner --,- 659.S7
1873 All of lot G. j. H. Duck,
owner ---------- 53O.35
l39 Part Of lot 7. South 80 feet
Billie II. Erwin, owner - 5O4.5S
1873 Part of lot Z. North so feet
Of the south 100 feet. Ada
Holcomb, owner ---. 11437
15s Part Of lot I South 49.3
feet Of north 80 feet En-.
ma G. Redstead, owner 53.S2
1873 Part of lot II. South s
feet. S. A. George, owner 2.40
199 Part of lot 10. South s
feet of lot 10. NJ. Il.
Murphy, owner --.-.- 1.20
$50 Part of lot q North 10
feet Of the south 80 feet.
A. f. Adams, owner .---- 490
$50 Part OF lot 2. North 50 feet
A. E. Adams, owner --- $500
$50 All OF lot ]. A. f. Adams.
owner ------------1 1,122 06
ljO All of lot G. G.. W. Phil.
lips, owner -------- 1,165.25
$50 Part Of lot 5. North Al
feet Of lot ). j. Homer
Britton, owner ---.------ s771
151 Part of lot /. All of 10.
one except the east %
feet. J. c. King, owner 1,O16.S3
Isl Part Of lot /. East % feet
Of lot J. Mary A. Moore
owner -------------.--- 161 AZ
151 Part Of lot g. West 25
feet. Mary A. Moore,
owner ------------------ 1GO.54
l5l Part Of lot g. East rs feet
" the west 100 feet Of
lot s. White Darnell.
owne: .----.~------------ 49O.O7
l5l Part Of lot s. East GO feet
Of lot S. J. c. King,
owner ------------------- 41G.4j
Isl Part Of lot 7. West so feet
OF lot I. Zachary Taylor.
owner ------------------- 545.95
Isl Part Of lot I. North so fee,
Of the east 75 feet Of
lot :. Joshua Renfro,
owner ------------------- 9S65s
i"A AT vi IOl g SOutH JU Ieel
OF east Is feet. W. ".
Anderson, owner -------- S1.3S
ljl Part OF lot Q. North 51.95
feet of lot 6. Clara a.
Seegar, owner -------- ss1G
l5l Part Of lot l. North 1855
feet. Eva Lena Weeks.
owner --------------- 1929
l5l Part OF lot 8. North 1855
feet OF the east Is feet
Eva Lena Weeks, owner 93.74
l5l Part OF lot 3. North 1855
feet Of west 25 feet.
Blanche Jones. owner - 13.36
Isl Part Of lot 2. North 1855
foot Htar,b. T,,.s. s.,....
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-14
c STREET. NORTHWEST, FROM
BROADWAY TO TWELFTH AVE.
DIpaly Amaunf

Block Amount
81 Lot 6, Ridgeway sub.divl-
sion, +. c. Ridgeway,
owner 3ll.9I
81 Lot Z. Ridgeway sub
division, f. c. Ridgeway,
owner ------------------- 1896
81 Lot 5, Rdgeway sub
division, f. c. Ridgeway,
owner ------------------- s55.ss
81 Lot 9. Ridgeway sub.
division, Clint T. Johnson
owner --------------- 35y.7s
81 LIT 10, Ridgeway sub.
division, +. &, Ridgeway,
owner ------------...----- S2l.4,
81 Lot II, Rligeway sub
division. o. u. Barber.
owner -------------~---- Sl5S6
81 Lot ). Ridgeway sub.
division. +. Z. Ridgeway.
owner ------------------- 1922
u Lot 4, Ridgeway sub
division, east 5.S feet, +.
c. kidgeway, owner - ISL
81 Lot II, Ridgeway sub.
division, +. c. Ridgeway,
owner ------------------- G75O
81 Lot l3, Ridgeway sub
division. cast g.O5 feet, II.
e. kidgeway, owner ----- ISL
80 Lot /, Albert solomon.
owner -------------------l l,ll4.G4
% Lot ?. West 30.45 feet.
Albert Solomon. owner 46.44
80 Paint VI lots and Z, begin.
ming at the northwest cor.
ner Of lot q; thence east
along the north lot line of
lots and distance Of
l5O feet which Is il.2 feet
west of east boundary line
OF lot 6; thence south 80
feet, thence west u point
along west boundary line
OF lot y, which is 80 feet
south OF the northwest cor
ner of lot q; thence north
along west boundary line
of lot G, 50 feet to point
Of beginning, a. c. Bag
by, owner ---.----------- ssS.79
81 Part Of lots and 6. begir.
ming ut point ON west
boundary line ~ feet south
OF northwest corner OF
lot 9; thence east 1855
feet 10 point ON medal
line running through said
block, thence south 5ll
feet: thence west to the
west boundary line of lot
4; thence north to the
place OF beginning. A. Z.
Bagby, owner ----------- 356.lo
IS Part OF lot 5, beginning at
point 2sS feet east of
northwest corner, thence
east to medal line through
said block thence south 90
feet: thence west sc feet
thence north to place of
beginning. A. c. Ragby.
owner ------------------- SVs
bs Part of lot 6 and Q. begin
ming at the southwest cor.
ner OF lot Q. thence east
1907 feet along south line
Of lots and 9; thence
north AZ feet; thence
west to point ON west line
Of lot 9, 60 feet north or
southwest corner: thence
south to place Of begin
ming. A. c. Bagby, owner 4D5.7O
ss Part Of lot 6, beginning at
point 45 feet east OF
southwest corner. thence
east "a feet to medal line;
thence north along medal