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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-15
Days Dealings in Bonds
The Market

while the advance In Liberty bonds
amounting In several instances to more
than half a point and carrying all rs
sues. excepting the Victory Ans, 20
new high records. either for tho year
or for all time, overshadowed other
developments In the bond market yes
terday, the list generally gave a salts
factory performance. Foreign govern,
ment issues we're firm 20 higher and
among corporation bonds gains were
rather literally scattered. The lower,
inc Of the call loan rate 20 below .
per cent was accounted an important
factor. Buying was not confined TO
any particular class OF investors, but
the preference for gilt-edged securities
and the appearance Of good-sized or
dcrs reflected notable institutional de-
nand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-15
FINANCIAL

HENRY J. LEAilE. Auctioneer.
REGULAR AUCTION SALE
STOCKS AID BOND,
ny ADRIAN ". MULLER son.
OFFICE, IS WILLIAM STREET.
WEDNESDAY. lilly 10. iOas.
At ~ 10 o'clock. az the
EXCHANGE SALESRoOMS
nos. IL AND 10 vESEY STREET.
For Account ~ Executors.
20 shs' Union Mortgage co. 81 y. Y.
20 shs. Sinth Avenue X. r. Co
S shs. Atlantic safe Deposit CO.
100 shs Second Avenue r. X. Co.
$40 shs. u. u. clAnin CO. % prefd.
80 900 brooklyn Ferry 90. LIST consld. 80.
Bonds Ctf OF Deposit.
tio.ooo AutomAt co. ~ New England LIST
Mtg c., Bonds. JAny, 1919. cou.
pom on
10 shs. Automat co. Of New England.
s shs Lake George & warrensburgh
Plank Road Co
For Account Of Administrator,
s shs Metal & Thermit Corpn. prefd.
20 shs. Butte Copper Zinc co.
shs stamping Products corpn,
shs. Surface Combustion Co. COM
50 shs General Mine. corpn. Of 10.
livia.
$500 GENERAL Mines corpn. Of Bolivia
-. con Trust Bond. July. i3,s.
Coupon on.
FOR Account OF Whom ~ NAY concern
10 shs. broadway Central Bank.
i.3i3 shs. J. I Case Threshing Machine
Co common.
- shs cuban Dominican sugar co.
prefd
sas shs Cuban Dominican Sugar Co.
common.
~ shs cuban Dominican Sugar co.
prefd
az shs cuban Dominican sugar co.
common.
700 .hs Alaska smoKeless Anthracite
Coal Co
$4,000 Tho Kansas city Railways Co. /,
Year ~. Collateral Gold Notes. Due
Dec. 2. 1871
10 shs James II. Durham a co. LIST
prefd
SIS. 900 Rational Ry. 81 Mexico Year &c.
Secured Gold Notes dollar issue
Due June I. 1915. Dec 1914 Cou-
pom ami all subsequent coupons at
teched. carrying accrued interest OF
tss,
IS she A sleyman CO.. Inc. common
5000 Russian Rubiea
2,25o shs. For,y-hnh & Forty sixth
street Corpn.
10000 Francs socleie Des Quais do
Smyrne 81 Bonds.
ii.2oo Marks or 1880 francs or 500
pounds. sterling Societe Du Chsmin
De Fer ottoman d'Anatolis. N
serie ID Bonds. "a .. With 400 ms
tured coupons thereon from AMI In
Guiding Api. 1. 1918
1880 Francs Soclrte Des ouais Docks &
Entrepois DE constantinopie ~
lionds. with as matured coupons
thereon from and including Dec
1, 1914
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DIVIDEND NO riCEs

FEDERAL SUGAR REL nNINo vo,s
The regular quarterly n tiaen, "a
and Three-qusrtsrs Per C ~. .half
the Common shares and On } sno snsr 70
Per Cent uh%) on the " fferes 'sssi
Of this Company will be paid iAus. is 49, ei
10 stock hoiders Of record tns s'I sssSs
business July .ist. iss, iFan"''
will not close. l ~...r>e .
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BANK STATEMENT
REPORT or THE coNDITr', OF
d. J. FAOUR & BROTHERS,

Private Bankers. AZ the close az husiN'"
on the 30ih day Of June, 1919.
-. /.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-15

To figure the precise yield on = bond II
V nseerrsry 10 uso Weld Pbles. but the
approximate Yield can roughly be figured
cut b. TIE following formula Divide The
closing quotation On a bond into tho rate
Of the annual return. II the bond Il selling
below par you mus. allow also for the
appreciation % the principal To DO this
subtract the market quotation from par.
or 100, and divide tho remainder BY the
number Of years the bond has TO run be.
Tore maturity. Fer example. II az per
cent bond u selling AZ 20 and has ten
years 10 run. the annual return will be 66
the market price will be n poinis sub.
tracting 20 from 100. Dividing 10 points
~ ten years the quotation will be I. This
annual return. and the result fSG per
cent VIII give y9u the approximate yisid-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-15
Steel and Ordinance Stocks
Certificates Of Indebtedness and United
States Treasury Notes
New York City Bonds

Acceptable IN payment OF Federal taxes
on the dates OF maturity.
fApproIlmato yield II called on Deem
Der 10 1924
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Kcysione Telephone

The report OF the Keystone Telephone
Company for the month OF June showed
gross at si37,33i, as compared with
Si4+.s80 for the same month Of the pre-
vious year. Net earnings were listed at
s6a,955 as against S55,4s3 for June.
1921
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Federal Land Bank Dondn

"a issI-iSSi ..........istE ioaH l7I
Joint stock Land Bank
49, isbi-is3i........lt1h ItgH Gu
Joint Stock Land Bank
g. ls5f-if2t.......... 20 100 Ict
Chicago Joint Stock Lana
Bank ths. if5f-ie3i. los 1OBk 40
Chicsgo Joint Stock Land
Bank o. i937-l0tU. 9sx 1904 $50
Chicago Joint Stock Land
Bank o. 1sJi-i33i.....l02 i0e. tCf
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DIVIDEND NOTICES
WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC
y MANIfACTIhlNG COMPANY.

MANIFAtIIHING COMPANY.
Quarterly Dividend Of e. 600 per
shared on the PREFERRED stock OF this
Company will be paid July rs. 1874
Dividend OF 70. Otico per shared on
the COMMON Stock OF this Company Tor
the quarter ending June 30. 1919. will he
paid July 81. 1874.
Doth Dividends are payable 10 stock
holders Of record as OF june 30. is,i.
II. y. DAETz. Treasurer
New York. Juno al. 1874
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Issued IN coupon and registered form,
not interchangeable. Coupon bonds rsGis-
Arizona republican., 1922-06-20
4 BIC BOUTS
INCL UDED On
D. v \. FIGHT
CARD TONIGHT

Carrying out its policy to give the
fans full measure of entertainment,
the Disabled War Veterans boxing
committee has arranged 2S rounds OF
boxing divided into four big bouts.
for its program at the Sixteenth
street arena tonight
Heading the list of performers are
Soldier Jack Lynch Of Prescott and
Billie Johnson of Hot Springs, Ark,
who are scheduled TO so 10 rounds in
the main event. Here is a bout that
for action should be one of the best
staged here in weeks.
Another headline attraction is the
Mike Doyle Ralph Romero semi
final event at six rounds. These two
lightweights are primed for a real
battle tonight and fans can look for
ward to a Suggest when they climb
through the ropes.
Lynch reached Phoenix last night,
ready tc climb into the ring against
Johnson. The Prescott boy has been
hard at work at his training quarters
for the past two weeks in prepara-
ton for the local engagement. Lynch
is always in good shape so fans need
entertain no fear about his belatcd
arrival. He had planned to come last
night, he said but was detained by
the press of his work at the Mile
High city.
In Johnson, Jack is taking on one
of the toughest opponents yet chosen
for him, The Arkansas battler is
recognized one of the hardest fight
ers of his weight in the game today.
Jack may be able to outlook him in
tonight's encounter but one thing is
certain, he'll never be able to out
fight him. If Jack should elect to
exchange. wallops with the middle
westerner. there is little probability
of the fight going the full distance
Some of Johnson's knockout VIC
Tins are listed here, as follows:
Tom Abbott, six rounds; Spider
Jones. four rounds; Battling kilrane,
five rounds; Jack Foy, three rounds.
Foy was considered the best middle
weight II the South and had been
beating all comers until he took on
Johnson.
Johnson also fought Denver Bob
York a 10-round draw at Demar.
Okla. giving the Coloradoan 80
pounds During the battle, York
was knocked through the ropes into
the laps of the ringside fans.
Lynch has never been knocked out,
in fact, never has been knocked off
his feet He always shows his best
when hard pressed. In defeating
Johnny Tiger Kline at the Capital
City arena few weeks ago. he
showed himself to be a real battler,
Arizona republican., 1922-06-20
SERVICE SQUAD
TURNS TABLES
ON GIANTS AND
EVENS SERIES

Didja ever see a bunch of hitters
that really clouted the pill?
This was the case in yesterday
afternoons game at Riverside park
when the 25th Infantry got revenge
for its defeat of Sunday when the
Giants won a 6 to 3 victory. The
soldier gang rared up in the eighth
inning of yesterdays contest. sith
the score to =, and swatted the ball
-, all corners of the playing lot and
then some. Then couple of errors
resulted in Nogales scoring runs
before the side was out.
Fans couldn't wish to see a prettier
game played than that which went
seven frames yesterday.
'Whiz" White. the wizard mounds
man for the Giants. again repeated
his star twirling of Sunday. and was
backed by an outfield that performed
brilliantly.
However, White finished the game
for the Giants and was not RESPONSE
BILE for the teams defeat as the In
fantry started a rally in the eighth
by the first man up knocking a long
drive to center field which was
missed by Bailey, who had already
made a number of thrilling catches.
1t was Just not in the cards for the
Giants to win, and the heavy hitters
of the visiting team were determined
to go home with at least one victory.
Cooper. the southpaw ace of the No
gales team, was in fine form.
Teamwork on the part of ths visi-
tors was unbeatable, and the large
crowd that filled the grandstand left
for home after the game was over
we'll pleased with the performance of
both clubs. Baseball of this caliber
is bound to draw the crowds out to
the games. and it is hoped that more
exhibitions will be held such as these
in the future.
Butler. playing third base for the
Giants, showed up good by his fast
work in fielding. such as he does in
every game in which he plays. Arbo,
who played right field. robbed the
visitors of three clean hits, and Ford
White, the locals catcher. knocked
the longest home run that has ever
been hit over the center field fence
in Riverside park.
The 25th Infantry players won the
admiration of all who saw thef1 in
action. and never during the entire
Arizona republican., 1922-06-20

one who should be respected by all
the midd,eweights of the country.
Ralph Romero, who meets Mike
Dooyle in the semi final, is a fast
two handed fighter. He has fought
on cards at Vernon Bakersfield, San
Diego, Mexicali and other Imperial
valley points. He has met many of
the best boys of his weight on the
Pacific coast, including Eddie Denny,
Joe Lynch and other boys up to 1So
pounds. Ralph is an audience
pleaser, as he is working every sec
ond while in the ring
Young Rivers and Dick Campbell
have both trained faithfully and are
in good shape for their six round spe-
cial even. tonight. Both are anxious
to win.
Rufus the Second and Rono are
prepared to give the fans a run for
their money in the six round opening
event II will be the first six round
engagement for Rufus and if he gets
by this one in good shape, more six
round fights are in store for him
Rufus always gives the fans plenty
of action and, winning or losing. he's
in there trying every minute of the
time
Arizona republican., 1922-06-20
Merchants to Play
Lehi LolDLanders at
EusfIake Thursday

THE ball team going by the name of
Merchants viii celebrate the halliday
closing of stores next Thursday after
noon when they will cross bats with
the strong Lehi Lowlanders in East
lake park starting at p. m. sharp.
This game will be the first of two
game series to be played by the two
clubs
While the Lehi team has just been
organized it will feature many well
known players such as Bond, Peterson,
Simpkins Bros. and others who are
veterans of the Jewels that played
when Mesa first started on the way
ward climb to support one of'the fast
est clubs in the valley several seasons
ago.
Tex Ritter, in arranging the game,
announced that he would use several
players from other teams on Thursday
afternoon in order to strengthen his
lineup since this will be the only
game of ball played on Thursday
afternoon of this week.
The game should furnish a good
pastime for the lovers of baseball,
and the fans who get off from work
on the summer half holiday will be
on hand to see the two clubs perform
Arizona republican., 1922-06-20

two games was there a squabble. The
colored American Legion Post No. 40
stated last night that the soldier
boys were of the very finest type and
the committee in charge of the
Emancipation Day celebration con-
graduated Captain Brokaw, who was
in command of the Infantry players
on their trip to the valley. for the
splendid manner in which his men
appeared during their stay in this
city. Manager Milton Lewis of the
local Giant nine was SO well pleased
with the showing made by the visi-
tors on the diamond that he wanted
to extend another invitation for them
to appear before local fans again in
the near future.
The Giants will meet this same
team in Nogales on their home
grounds early in July. and the rub
ber will then be played off. both
teams having each won a game in
the tWo-game series.
At 8 o'clock this morning Captain
Brokaw took his men on their return
trip to Nogales. A dance was given
in their honor last night, and the
visiting players there expressed their
thanks to the local club for having
shown them such good time during
their stay. The captains last re-
marks after the game We're that the
25th Infantry certainly enjoyed their
treatment while in Phoenix, and ad-
mired the good sportsmanship which
was shown by the local club during
the two games of baseball that has
just been played. / would enjoy the
honor of again coming to Phoenix
with the Infantry team for games
in Phoenix later in the season.
Score by innings r. II. E.
Nogales 900 010 1873 0
Giants ....... 900 100 1902 5 4
Batteries: Cooper and Swinton;
Whiz White and F. White.
Wales has the largest slate quar-
ripS in fhe world
Arizona republican., 1922-06-20
Golf
Denver Western s8
League Club Is
Seeking Manager

CHICAGO, June Wanted-A
first class manager for the Denver
club of the Western league, capable
Of playing second base or shortstop
and instilling lot of pep" into a
tail end ball club.
This was the appeal of President
Tearney of the Western league to-
night, who after exhausting all other
means of finding a capable leader
requested the Associated Press to use
the story in an effort to find the
right man.
Probably a hundred or more ca
pable baseball managers will see this
in the papers tomorrow and We'll
find the man we are looking for,
President Tearney said.
Whoever is selected to face the job
has a difficult task. for the Denver
club, at the bottom of the heap in the
race for the Western league pennant.
has won only about one third of its
games.
Arizona republican., 1922-06-20
INDIANS GIVE
YANkSE|GHTH
DEFEAT IN ROW

CLEVELAND, June 19.-Cleveland
defeated New York today 4 20 2.
making it eight straight defeats for
New York. Mails pitched brilliantly
until taken out for a pinch hitter in
the eighth. He struck out nine bats
men, including Babe Ruth twice.
Ruth, however; hit a home run with
none on in the first inning. He later
was elected from the game by UNI
pire Dineen for disputing a decision
on Nunamaker at second in the
eioh fb score.
Arizona republican., 1922-06-20
ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, PHOENIX TUESDAY MORNING. JUNE
lncks[iel]|
Ted "Kid" Lewis
Stops Burns In
Eleventh Round

LONDON, June 19-Ted kid"
Lewis, English middleweight cham
pion. Knocked out frankie Burns,
Australian middleweight champion,
in the eleventh round of their bout
here tonight. At the sound of the
gong, both men began fighting in
earnest. Burns had the worst of the
infightin9 Lewis was the better
man at close quarters but Burns was
superior in long range work.
In the eleventh round, the Aus
tralian was showing considerable
speed in his footwork when Lewis
landed /" right hand punch to the
jaw which sent him down and out.
Arizona republican., 1922-06-20
Dempsey Ends Stay
On Coaca-Goes East

OAKLAND, Cal, June 19.-Jack
Dempsey, worlds heavyweight cham
pion, who has been in Oakland sew
eral days, expects to leave tomorrow
for the East, stopping at Salt Lake
City his old home, enroute.
According to presents indications,
Dempseys next three fights, he said,
will be against Bill Brennan, Jess
Willard and Georges Carpenter.
The Carpenter bout will be held in
Europe before the end of 1928
Arizona republican., 1922-06-20

*Batted for Douglas in fifth
#"Batted for Causey in seventh.
*#*Batted for V. Barnes in ninth.
Summary Two-base hits:s T..
Smith, Bancroft. Three base hits: j.
Smith. Home run: f. Smith. Base
on balls: Off Causey. l. off Pfeffer, l.:
Struck out: BY Douglas. /; by Pfeffer,
3. Hits. Off Douglas. 9 in innings;
off Causey. 0 in innings; off V.
Barnes. in innings. Losing pitcher:
Douglas.
Arizona republican., 1922-06-20

CHICAGO, June 19.-Lee Willard,
an outfielder from the University OF
Colorado, Boulder, reported TO Man
ager Gleason of the Chicago White
Sox today. Willard is a 16-letter
man and is said to be one of the
greatest turned out by the Colorado
institution. He weighs about 155
pounds and is five feet nine inches
tall
Arizona republican., 1922-06-20
DODGERS CONE
FROM REAR To
BEAT P|RAT ES

BROOKLYN, June 19.-Johnston's
single followed by Decatur's sacrifice
and Wheat's single, scored the win
ming run in the fourteenth inning and
erabled Brooklyn to defeat Pitts
burg, s to 5. today The Dodgers
staged a thrilling rally to tie the
score in the ninth, scoring four runs
on three doubles and two singles.
Score:
Arizona republican., 1922-06-20
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
San Francisco 6, Portland 1.
Others not scheduled.
Today's Games
San Francisco at Sacramento.
Los Angeles at Salt Lake.
Seattle at Oakland.
Portland at Vernon.
Arizona republican., 1922-06-20
BROWNS WIDEN
GAP OVER N. !.
BY DEF FEA I IN c
MACkS 8 7 D Z

ST. LOUIS. June 19-The Browns
Strengthened their hold on first place
by one game by defeating Philadel-
phia today 8 to ?. This puts the 10
Gals two and one-half games ahead
of New York. The winning run was
scored in the seventh when Nc
Manus' single brought in Tobin from
second Tobin was safe on first on
Galloway's low throw, and was sac
rificed to second by Gerber. Score:
Arizona republican., 1922-06-20
CARDS FALL ON
DOUGLAS EARLY
IN GAME; AGAIN
DEFEAT CLAN is

NEW YORK, June 19-St. Louis
hit Douglas hard in the early innings
today and made it two straight from
New York, to 4. Pfeffer was helped
by splendid support. especially by the
infield. Hornsby failed to hit safely
but scored his fiftieth run. the first
National Lacquer to reach that mark.
Arizona republican., 1922-06-20
%Batted for Hoffman in 9tl
MMRa ttn1 fni. 1n1lns in 9th
; 4Batted for Mails in Stll

Score by innings r.
Summary-Two-ba base hits: Witt
Gardner, Nunamaker; Spe er;
Three base hit: Jameson. Home
run: Ruth. Double plays: O'Neill
and Gardner: ]. Sewell and Wamby
Base on balls: off Mays, 1; Mails, 8.
Hits: off Mays 9 in Z Ia: off Mails,
in s; off Jones, in 2-S; off Uhle.
1 in /. Struck out: by Mails. 9;
Mays, i Uhle, ?. Winning pitcher:
Mails. Losing pitcher: Mays.
Arizona republican., 1922-06-20

**Ran for T. Griffith in ninth.
Score by innings:
Pittsburg .001 900 022 600 90
Brooklyn 200 100 004 900 01--6
Summary: Two base hits: Grimm,
Gooch, High, Deberry, Johnston, T.
Griffith, Janvrin. Stolen bases:
Carey ., Gooch, Myers. Double plays:
Vance to Olson; Olson, Johnston to
Mitchell. Base son balls: Off Glaz-
ner 4, Vance 1, Hamilton /. Struck
out: By Glazner 3, Vance s. Ham
ilton /, Decatur 2. Hits off Glazner,
8 in 2-3; Vance, in s. Hamilton,
in 2-3 Decatur, 5 in 5. Winning
pitcher: Decatur. Losing pitcher:
Hamilton
Arizona republican., 1922-06-20
GAMES NEXT SUNDAY

Miami VS.. Phoenix Regulars.
At Mesa
Giants VS.. Mesa.
At Tucson
Woodnen VS.. Tucson.
At Glendale
Scottsdale VS.. Glendale.
Arizona republican., 1922-06-20
Eighth Inning Rally
Clues .Sox Victory

CHICAGO, June 19---An eighth in
ming rally today enabled Chicago to
shut out Washington to in a pitch
ing duel between Schupp and Mog
ridge. Schupp had wonderful con-
troll in the pinches. permitting the
senators only four hits and struck out
10 men, Score:
Arizona republican., 1922-06-20
Am MERlCAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Detroit IL, Boston 9.
Cleveland 4, New York ,.
Chicago ., Washington 0.
st. Louis 3, Philadelphia 2.
Today's Games
Washington at Chicago.
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
New York at Cleveland
Boston at Detroit.
Arizona republican., 1922-06-20

Summary-Two base hits: Miller,
Perkins. Young, Kolp, Williams.
Stolen base: Jacobson. Double plays:
McManus and Sisler; Galloway and
Johnston. Base on balls: off Hell
mach. 3 Struck out: by Heimach
3; kolp 5. Hits: off Heinfach. 4 in
z; off Naylor, in /. Losing pitcher,
Heimach.
Arizona republican., 1922-06-20
baseball
Standings
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
st. Louis 5, New York 4.
Brooklyn 6. Pittsburg 5; IA innings
Philadelphia 6, Chicago 6.
Cincinnati at Boston: rain.
Today's Games
Pittsburg at Brooklyn.
st. Louis at New York.
Cincinnati at Boston.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Arizona republican., 1922-06-20
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Washington 200 600 600 4 o
Chicago 900 600 OK 6 0
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1922-12-22
FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE.

WHEREAS: default has occarred In the
navment OF interest due under the terms OF
the prDmisory note secured by a mortgage
dated september -, 1914, and recorded sep
tpmber 30, 1914. at : O'Clock a. IN In BOOK o OF
Mortgages. pace 3l9. IN the office OF Regis
ter of Deeds OF Mellette county south Dakota
made by Jane Vollman. a single woman, mort
gngor TO K. .. Peters OF Omaha, Nebraska,
uiortgagee and present. owner or the mortgage,
and WHEREAS, further default has occur
red in the paymen or taxes, the amount
claim d to be due at the date OF this notice
hping the sum OF SS25 70: and
WHEREAS. said mortgSge contalnsa power
of sale, and also con'ainS an option In taVor OF
he mortgs gee To declare the whole sum due
Hereunder upon default In the payment Oh
interest and taxes: and no actlon or other
proceeding at Law or otherwise has ceen hau
for the collection OF said debt,
NOW, THEREFORE,. notice Is hereby gwen
tina by virtue OF the power or sale thefeln con
tanned and the law in such case made anu pro-
yided, said mortgage will he foreclosed. py a
sale OF the mortgaged premises To the hlghest
= bidder for cash. at public auction. at the front
door of the court holse in the town OF WhlVe
River. Mellette county, south Dakota on the
18th day OF January, A. ID. 1923. at the hour Oh
. o'clock d. m. of that day TO pay sald mortg-
age debt, principal and interest," ana taxes palo
by this mortgagee, besides the costs or these
proceedings. Vhe premises 10 be SO sold are
situate in the county OF Mellette, south ia
kOta and are described as follows; me soutI
west quarter g VA OF Section Twenty hvt
t2i1 i'm township Forty Two 42) North OF
Range Twenty Five (25) West OF the 9th r. NJ
Dated this LIST day Of December, A. W.,
J II. G. PETERS, Mortgage.
! c, f. MANSON. Attorney for Mortgagee. :,
CHRIS BUM. Sheriff OF Mellette County SOUR
Dakota. 40