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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-27
GERMAN TENNIS STARS
ANXIOUS TO PLAY HERE
Trying to Arrange Matches With
Players Of This Country
for Next Season.
BY Associated Press to Every Evening.

Berlin. Dec. 2I-I-awn tennis lead
ers in Germany are holding out TO
their followers the hope hat Ger
man representatives. again Will be al
lowed 10 enter titular contests IN the
United States next year. They state
that the American tennis authorities
regarded the past reason as too soon
after the war 10 resume these rola-
lions. but that among former neutral
Countries there Is an increasing desire
for German competition.
International matches with Spain.
Holland. Denmark and Sweden were
revived 10 a large extent during the
last year. Toe results have moved
the Netherlands lawn Tennis Asso.
citation OF Holland To approach sports
CIRCLES in the entente countries with
a View 10 pitling competitors from the
latter against Germans on neutral
courts.
In the wake OF several important
matches played by Germans in Spain
the pas ~ few months. a Nuremberg sg-
%gregatlon now has scheduled a Spanish
tour for January. Contests will begin
al Barcelona. January 6, 10 he fol
lowed by matches in Madrid, Seville.
Bilbao and santsnderm.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-27
Peter Manning's Mark Stands Out in
Season of Light Harness Racing

in rather important stakes. The lat
ter won seven OF his Is aces while
Peter tho Brewer made nm impressive
enough showing 10 be ranked a close
third.
Leo Worthy and Peter Earl were
the leaders in tho three-year-old divi-
sion, the hrst named winning ten
races, among them the Matron, Cham
pion Stallion and Kentucky Stakes
and the Kentucky Futurity OF three
year-olds. Hope Frisco was top OF
the list for her age and sex.
A flly, Jane Revere. led the two
year-old division. which showed much
promising material.
Margaret Dillon led the PAGERS,
| winning 10 OF her IL races. her only
defeat coming al Toledo. where she
finished second to Sir Roche. Able
dale was one that pressed her hard
est for the honors on the big time.
During the season on the Crane
Circuit tracks. S517.012.25 was dis.
tributed in purses and stakes. accord.
ing 10 statistics compiled by the Ride
and Driver.
Waiter Cox led the list OF winning
drivers with A. hrsts and s63.7l3 II
purses and stakes TO his credit. Tom
my Murphy finished second with 3
races and Sso.7l3. while Mcdonald
was third with "a winning races.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-27
DISLIKE TO PROSECUTE
FOR THEFT Of COAL
Charge Against Nelson Was
Changed to Trespassing, on
Which He is Fined.

IT'S a hard proposition 20 prosecute
a man for stealing coal remarked
Assistant City Solicitor Percy Warren
Green, in Municipal Court this morn
ing when he changed the charge Of
larcency 20 that OF trespassing pre-
ferred against Robert Nelson. colored.
Deputy Judge Lynn imposed a fine
II s. and costs.
Nelson was arrested yesterday
afternoon by special police u the
Philadelphia & Reading railroad when
he was found on top Of a coal car on
railroad property az lower Elm street.
When arrested Nelson had a bag part
~ filed with coal.
The defendant informed the cour
that he had tried 20 purchase some
coal, hut was unable 20 do so. lie
aid his vile Was IN and thar ne
needed coal badly 20 heat his home
Henry Jones and Edward Kane
both colored. also charged with tres.
passing on the property Of the same
railroad. We're dismissed. They wer,
warned 20 keep off railroad property
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-27
PANCHO VILLA BOOKED TO
APPEAR IN PHILA. BOUT

Philadelphia, Dec. 27.-Battling Muir
"a OF this city, who twice has fought
Jimmy Wilde. has been matched TO eX-
change punches with Pancho Villa.
holder OF the American fyweight title
in the fnal OF hve elght-round bouts
at the Arena on New Years afternoon.
This viii be the Philippine champ
ions second appearance here. In his
local debut several months ago ne out
pointed Patsy Wallace oyer the eight
round route.
villa Is ono OF the most ambitious
little champions In the history OF the
ring. lie has asserted his superiority
Owe men % his own weight in every
contest he has engaged in since win.
ming the Title. The dark skinned Lad
now eeeks TO conquer other fields. A
the present time ne has a match with
Joe Lynch for tho worlds bantam,
weight championship pending.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-27

mates anxious 10 End a profitable win
ter use Tor their parks.
A few years ago the leading clubs in
the East used ~ ~anHlously compete for
the chance 20 go 90 81. Louis for
the Christmas holiday games. 81. Louis
long having held the palm for big gate
receipts; this eason IL has been i'm
possible 10 get one N the leading cham
~piOnship c%OntenderH % 10, so sttrac-
tive have the gate receipts become IN
the Eastern section. especially in New
England.
Another indication ~ growing popu-
larity il the widening line Of cisavaE.
between the professional and amateur
games. The current season sees the
first attempt by the United states
Football Association % conduct a na-
tional amateur championship compsti-
ton on the same lines ~ IL open COM
petition. II IL a modest effort thus ar.
but n is a great step forward.
For many years a popular game With
coaches Of elementary schools. V0ccer
Is growing stronger and stronger. a.
the boys grow up in the big colleges.
and the INTERCOLLEGIATE competition .
attracting more and NOR, interest
yearly. Princeton won tho conere
championship both last reason ard
this.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-27
High School Summers Prepare For
Meet With Germantown Natators

The H-Sh.et mermen will strive 20 f,
win Vhc.r second meet in as many !
starts on January ! when they op- !
pose the Germantown water navigat-
ors IN the latter's pool. Negotiations |
We're closed for the match YESTERDAY
when the Philadeiph!ans' manager
got IN touch with Coach Sparks Of
the locals.
Flushed with victory over Coates
Vile n Cherry and White swimmers
are confident they can take German
towns scalp. As the meet is arranged
away. The Quake City crew are the
iayOr.tes. Bat This is not the chief
reason az Germantown has developed
"a squad whose ambition - 20 head the
select class O. the scholastic swim
ming ranks. They pulled the sensa-
ton in the swimming ranks this year
when they d''eated the Girard Col
iege team. ]. was the first defeat FOR
the college netators. The ~cOllegians
went iu;o the meet in a crippled con-
d.tion. severa. 81 the fist string men
being missing. The G!rard squad an
uexed only TWO first places in the
meet.
This feat alone shows the calibre OF
the Germantown aggregation and
when they line up against Coach
sparks boys. the water is due for
quite "a few big splashes. II may DE
unfortunate FOR the local followers
AS the meet Will DE held in n afte'-
noon. hence many student rOoters VIII
Doe unable 10 be on hand 20 cheer the
locals.
Coach Sparks has the men in train
.ng tins week and hopes they may be
.n perfect condition for the contest.
Pcdrick Is the only man whom Coach
/ Sparks fears viii be unable 20 COM
pete. This swimmer has been IN fOT
"a fcw weeks but Il ne is in good con-
d.t.on before the meet, undoubtedly
he will be entered into the various
events.
Coach Sparks thinks he has a good
find in Reds" Reybold. This husky
has amazed all who have watched him
work cut and predict great things
from him IA the 22O dash. ReybOld
has u powerful stroke and takes
things easy in the water. At present
hr il developing a foo stroke and
when this - mastered. he viii be q
dangerous nan for future opposition
In Sam Keen, Coach Sparks has an
other wonder and predicts that he vii
not be surprised il Keen carries on
the SCHOLASTIC championship IN tn,
plunging class this year. 50 far this
season the local mermen have shat.
,ucd four tank records and are still
going strong.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-27
HOLY TRINITY ELEVATION.
Rector Says American ?. E.
Church in Paris May Be-
come a Cathedral.

BY Agsocla'sd Press % Every Evening
Paris. Dec. The elevation o,
Holy Trinity. tho American Protesfa0.
Episcopal Church In Paris. into p pro-
Cathedral. H. explained by me rector.
Rev. Frederick ". Beekmsn. - due
the multiplication = American
Episcopal churches N Europe. and %
the fact that Paris has Tho larges-
American community abroad.
Bishop O. Mott Williams. assigned
~ 'ne Authorities ~ the church IN
tho United states 20 direc. ~ Euro
pom interests VIA hereafer make
Paris HE headquarters. Holy Trinitv.
which is regarded AZ the finest Amer
can church I'm Europe Wa established
in 1854 by Or. John Morgan. Z may
ultimately attain the fIll status - a
cathefral according % the rector. who
was formerly A. Bethlehem. Pa. Te
came 20 Europe as a. chaplain N the
Ami-,can Expedltionay Forces and
remained as rector % the church. H
saws he ls wording % make Trinity
more popular and 20 reate there a
war memorial.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-27

The remarkable speed tests OF Peter
Manning, which set a worlds trot-
ling record FOR the mile in 1864.
stand out in the season OF light har-
ness racing.
Trotting and pacing p~o.pered both
IN the Grand Circuit INC the hall
mllers during 1922, despite the in
roads OF the ~gallopins horse, for in
many places the tracks were convert
"a for short meetings OF thorough
breds. The torty-ninth swing around
he Grand Circuit was not 90 for
innate in regard 10 weather as In
years past. but the attendance was
good and the sport vas keen.
Fewer records We're set. possibly be
cause OF track conditions. Peter Man
ming. however. turned in the nos re-
n,arkable series OF >trlals seen in year.
when he trotted a mile over tn,
Poughkeepsie track in 1884,; in tn,
same time az Readville: 1874 at Hart
ford: 1851. at Randall, and i.57 a
| Columbus.
Two mares. Margare. Dillon.
PAGER. and Media. a t%rotter. which
stepped miles in 1854, also joined IN
elect.
Car Worthy carried OF the racinl
honors among the Older trotters. win
ming eleven races IN "a starts. How
ever. the Great Volo beat him twic
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-27
ONCE LIBERAL
Old "KR|SS KR|NCLE"
Preacher-Banker Held for Mis-
use Of Mails, Gave $4,000
in Christmas Gifts.
BY Associated press TO Every Evening.

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening.
Madison. Wiz. Dec. 2T.-F0rmer
clients % Victor n. Arnold. who DO
came prominent mere as president %
the now ius0lveu. Madison Bond Com
pany. arrested .n Hays.de. ". T. yes
ierday on q charge ~ using the mails
20 defraud. today opportunity awaited
Ms return here FOR tr.al. Meanwhile
the sensational career ~ Arnold dug
.ng his residence here and 20 New
York. whore no CAV a series 81 leo-
lures on t-Ifh .n religion. was tho
topic o. c0nversatlonsin al circles.
His personifcation- OF Santa Claus
here during me 1921 Christmas sea-
son. when no was said % have eX-
pended $4,000 ,or gists % the poor.
was recalled. Dating back % his frsc
oia.m @ o fame locally. residents re-
mem0ered the visits % Norma Tai
madge. film actress. with -wO ~
Arnoid's daughters The Arnold home
was one of the social centers % the
town.
Arnold was indicted Wednesday b.
he federal Jury Tor the Eastern dis
trict Of Wisconsin investigating HE
transactions IN he bond business.
The bond company started on - path
20 bankruptcy IN 1921 when Arnold
publicly charged certain officials with
embezziement Of funds. and asked
stockholders 70 turn their stocks over
20 him for his personal note 20 aid
the firm over = critical period. The
charges made by Arnold were dropped.
Later the bond company bought a
4 church for an office and undertook
business on A large scale and Arnold
took the pulpit IN local churches .ec-
turing on Christianity n business
IN March this year his cousin. com
missioner Of banking FOR Wisconsin
appointed a committee 20 examine
Arnold's affairs and bankruptcy f0l.
lowed.
Arnold departed from Madison ther
and took up residence IN BaySide.
When arrested. dispatches receive,
here said. Arnold declared . was .
/ frame mp. Arralgred before q fedora
, commissioner he was held IN ba.l'o
. SOS. 900. lie failed 90 supply % ant
was placed in Jail FOR the night.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-27

The local relay team VII strike a
stin proposition in the quartet OF
Shemell. Lomay. Wells and Glenn O.
the opponents. Shemeli looks az IL
he VIII give Bardo a nifty argument
as his work has been consistent and
- showing wonderful form this year.
Keen VIII oppose the Germantown ace
IN Ashman. Bishop, OF the Phlladel-
phians. Will AZ do his bit in an at
tempt 10 lower the locals coluss, but
the I~Iighlets' followers lelieve that
Keen Will again come 10 the front by
a safe margin.
The various other events will be
hotly contested and with every loca,
man az his best the Highlets should
chalk up another game on the RICH,
side OF the ledger.
The basketbaliers so far have not
been summoned for Practice this week
and will in all probability not get into
harness again until after the holidays
No doubt Coach Ashton viii give then
A thorough workout next week In
preparation for the encounter with
Coatesville on he Wednesday after
New Years Day.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-27
Grid Game saturday.

The Defiance Academy eleven. which
Will battle the South Slde-Eden Snap
Saturday afternoon for the sec
ond class title, was put through a stln
drill last night at Third and Adams.
Manager Merrill Will send the team
through a scrlmmage workout to-
night at $50 O'Clock and signal prac-
tees viii be conducted tomorrow and
Friday evenings at Third and Adsme
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-27
NaHAw DENIES III WILL
AttiPI GIANTS PRESIDENCY

Sew york. D.. s1-John 7. McGraw
tlt Esr ~ the World Champion New
1Hf. Giants. declared yesterday there
r o ro truth 1 repo~-s that he wa.
. Ie-rg accepting ne pre- denoy ~
.., National Exhibition Co-the Giant
.r..r. '.or-and retiring from active
H. I.trrmeut ~ 'he club
li. admitted ,hnt Charles A Stone
bonn fesldrnt. had asked INN recent
une uer boz would b. willing 20 &C
CO.. ,he presidency but he said he
haI r.t taken the question seriously
and .hlt he dd mot believe Mr. Stone
Dam ht1 puf a, seriously
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-27
NOT TO PRINT BULLETIN.
City Board 81 Education WIN Rely on
Newspapers 20 Inform the Pnhii~.

The repc-- that he CIV Board ~
Elevation - - print = bulletin u.s.
evidently due % a Misunderstanding.
according z o Saermer II. Strsiley. a
member % the hoard.
The matter came ~ ar = ar
meeting OF the board. in re form q a
recommendatio1 rom Super-rerc~n-
David 4. Ward" NJ. sra1lev s1-
p.aired t0day. A motion vas tha-
he recommendatlon Be- compiled With.
I objected. however. on ne ground
that :he board had 70 funds for the
purpose and that the public wound bss-
be served b. The newspapers. 50 me
motion vas nOt passed md ne board
VIII not print = bulletin"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-27
Eden Lodge Decree Work.

The initiatory degree viii he confer
red on TWO classes Of candidates by
Eden Lodge. No. "a. l. O. .. r, to-
morrow eveuins and Thursday even
ing, January 4. The first degree Will
he conferred on these classes and the
class OF last December e.. ar a special
ceremonial on January Il.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-27
Ross Held on Burglary Charge.

Edward Ross. co.ored. charged with
treak.ng and entering the property %
Domonick Dev.etyo al 3Is West From
street. ATE Monday night, wnen 1r-
.u.Snsd II Municipal Court this morn
.ng. vas held n $500 bail for me
Court % General Sessions. l. vas
testified that Ross kicSed a pane 81
slass from the door a. the West Front
street address. He entered the piacs
and later escaped he denied ,as
charge.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-27
Madison Playground Celebrates.

with several hundred children par
tlcipating. a delightful Christmas eel
ebration WAS held last night az Madi-
son Playground. ThiId and Madison
streets. Carols were sung and games
were played. All the children were
given candy. Miss Edith Adams was IN
charge OF the AFFAIR.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-27
HtiIA>I GLENN
ktlIi>ItR 10 ATLANTA

New york. dec 25-The
Ysnks announced yesterday the
release uud.r optional agree
ment. % Glenn kHIuger. IN
nclder. Co. the Atlanta club Of
pr southern Association. and Of
t,ufmrr Wilson. -outhpaw
pitcher. 90 the Bridgeport club
d.. ,hp Eastern LeaEu,
hIIlnger. former Er.dirOn star
at Penn stale COLLEGE, and an
ui- American backhe.d choice IN
1927. was rccall.d by the
Yankees az The end Of last sea-
con from the Jersey City Club
of the International League,
with whi,h team he played most
uf tnf season.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-27
PatroIman AtweIl on Duty.

Policeman Howard Atwell, who has
been 10 since. July 10. reported for
duty yesterday. untn he has sui
fciently recovered his strength At
well will DE assigned TO operating.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-27
GRACE BOWLERS WIN
OVER WEST COMBINE

The Grace bowling team took TIVE
Out Of three N from West ia jhe
first division Church League last
night az the y. VI. G.. A. alleys.
The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-27

Major DAILY o. West Point rettres after winning tn. greatest gam. Of
ihe year the greatest eve fought between IN Army and the Navy. That will
he something to remember after all defeats are long forgotten. In hi. retire
IN Army Is fortunate o have such a successor IS Captain McEwa>
Who Tx Major DAILY. Is botha leader and a student Of the eam The ALL
round athletic systems az both West Point and Annapolis are uneoraued any,
where in the gan at least they are Tot L be surpassed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-27

Maximum results ~ minimum cost
an Every Evening want al a.
2gOO.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-27
SAlES|ANUM OPENS
CAGE SEASON TONIGHT
New Castle High Quintet Will
be Opponents OF Local
Combine.
How They Line ~.
A T-f<NfM NEW CASTLE

How They Line ~.
gNIEStNNt'M NEW CASTLE
t,,ian ........ forward ........ kcrns
Gillespie .....fcrward.."..... Leach
,uiInane .....centcr. ....... Wilson
Ksrigan ...... guard .......... Berry
rahev ........ Euard......".... Ahern
Ncfcrec=lioss
suhs,itutes-kine FOR New Castle;
Lowell Tor sales anum.
Tn Salcsianum Catholic High
school basketball team will pry OF
thr ia OF the cage season tonight
Wnan they will cope with the forces
o. Nrw castle lI.gh School az 81.
10 ph's Htl AZ $50 o'clock. The
tenn q In great shape after a month
o. |strcnaous drilling and Coach Mall
s looking forward To- a win in
th ng game Tho Salesianum
u,r K again a memher 81 the Catho-
d. uen School League ~ rhiladel-
I'D. t and according to prediction they
~ make a strong bid FOR the title
m .ntt circuit this season.
unlan. Lowell and Gllcspic have
boon announced a. Inc choice Tor the
forward hcrihs. while Cullinane VIII
Co. 40 ENTER. Jimmy k%errigan and
iahcy VII be stationed az guard in
Goo opening came.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-27

Your want al In Every Evening
reaches $4,000 readers daily.-Adv,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-27
High Summers Prepare for Next Meet; Other
XQh7A621R6a;@255%& 6IssIT

,copyrsn, ,,. New Fork rrsun. Ina: Trad. Mari. Registered U .
Ring u he old, ring gin the new"
Abeuer bard by far than l
Once penncd about III fading ear
Before it went away to die.
What endness difference can it make
II life but leaves a sporting chance
Where each can draw an wen brenk'
The Airline Veterans
Harvard. IA. this lineup IS his n-Timc, Al-Star football team:
Center-Bowscr. ritSburg.
Right Guard-IIenelnnger,Y Yale.
Left Guard-Eare, Pennsylvania.
Right Tackle Dewitt Princeton.
Left Tackle-IIogan. Yale.
Right End-IInkcy. tale.
Left End Muller, California.
ouartcrback-Eckcrsan, Chicago.
Backs Icston, Michigan; Mahan. Harvard; owen,H Harvard.
We employ this opinion by "a of checking vi thu Of srldron
mmort,ls who remain undspoced as the seasons move along In this lis. are
Hnkey. IE@ton. Ierdhnser, Hare and Eckersan. But these ar. nOt ALL
Others are Coy. of Yale; Thorpe. Of Carlisle; Schulz, Of Michigan n shevlin
Of Yale Fitzpatrick. Of Yale; Campbell. OF Harvard; snow, OF Michigan and
Hardwick. of Harvard are four ends who belong IN h anne choice company
Schulz, Of Michigan, six feet four weighing 2.2 n al, last. .. a half
back. VAS the greatest center in his final yea we hav. ever seen. II held
before he vas taken out. Later this cor vent 10 SO against Michigan
Schulz. IIenslhnsr and Hare still remain as TIT main salwarts o all time
in the center v the line. There ave been no such outstanding tackles.
The FIVE top backaeh choices might include He.on. Coy. Mahan, Thorpe
and Eckeran. Not so far behind come Gpp. Kninger. Chick" Harley and
owen Of later days.
Baseball An.star.
There's ire certain baseball wonders III remained a fixed rs renennser.
Heston. etc. No N cal ever mention a n an-time. al star baseball cast and
not include Cobb. Wagner Mathewson, Johnson and Speaker.
Now W II the later day starr break through ostand in line. They are
ITornsty and Sser. Both belong among the games immortals.
Among the oidtmers. Mike Kelly and Buck" Ewing are tho most
prominent with Cap" Arson ranged alongside And the name Of Radbourne
Istu rolls o n down the age
There are at least four second base inmortals They are Hornsby. Collins.
TAjoe and Evers iIornsby and Collins are stl m guard. with the former
now the mai. reord holder 81 his league.
Side Line Coaching
The best move any organization of football coaches al make ,tol lead
lin person the war against sd~ine coaching Once the w teams ak the
field they should be left TO u their game. which many n hem are not
There as been n decided decrease in sdeuncc coaching but ii. practice
lis snl a general one.
The coaches alone cal handle he situation by a denni. agreement to car
Try N the rule.
Don't forge 70 include Zhyszko among those possessing instructive. o.
ordination between mind and muscle" writes s. W. To nv mind hs n N.
even terms"
Consolation
The thicker the ice. the deeper tn. snow
The fewer 3-foot puts I blow. II L
The colder the wind and the atmosphere
| The fewer albis I hear.
5l Major DAILY. % West Point retres after winning tn. greatest gam. q
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-27
Consolation

The thicker the ice. the deeper tn. snow
The fewer 3-foot puts I blow. Il
The colder the wind and the atmospher.
The fewer alibis I hear.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-12-15


mining claims in the Stateline
Mining District, Phoenx, Bur-
TO, Silver Bell and Blain,
Peak No. 1888, 69.221 acres, 1876
PAGE 70.
Bank of Commerce-Lode Min
ing Claims in Stateline Mining
District, Grand Central, Grand
Central N. 2, Grand Central
No. 8, Single Standard, Slo-
cum, and Caribou, Survey No.
4471, 101.759 acres, Johnnie No.
2, Utica No. 2, part survey
w. p. Day-Certificate No.
1924, Lots /, 2, S1s NEA
Sec. 2, Certificate No. 1922,
Lots 3 and 4, So NWA Sec.
2, Certificate NO. 1926, SEA
Sec. 2, and Certificate No.
1924S, SWA Sec. 2, in TIP SIS
S. r II WI 640.56 acres. ..-.....15.81
Utah Savings & Trust CO.
Certificate No. 1921, Sh
Sec. 16, TIP 35 s. r II w,
go acres, ............................ 1914
Utah Savings & Trust Co.-Cer-
tificate No. 1920, M Sec.
16, TIP 80 S. r II w. 800
acres. 1914
w. p. Day-Certificate No.
1924, NEA Sec. SO, Cert. No,
l9245 NWA Sec. 36, TIP 35
s. r Is w. 800 acres. ........... 1902
PAGE 81,
Richard r. Bishop-Certificate
No 174s3, Ne NWA Sec. SO,
TIP 80 S. r 90 w. 80 acres. go. All
Erastus b. Dalley-Certificate
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Continued from last page
lots ] to 16, Newcastle Town 90
c. E. Knell--Sec. d. Bl. z, Lots
IN 1G m
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W. Moffatt and J. L. Track
rell. ........................................ q.