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Evening star., 1925-12-31

Tie Bishop Of the Episcopal Diocese
~ Washington the Right Rev. James
l.. Freeman and Mrs. Freeman will
hold Il New Year reception tomorrow
AFTERNOON from to = o'clock.
Evening star., 1925-12-31

Capt. and Mrs. julius l. Peyser in
their home on Wyoming avenue.
Miss Louise T.. Lacey OF Washing
ton gave a tea TUESDAY afternoon al
the Hotel Lorraine. Her guests in
cluded Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ. F1eit-
mann, Mr.. and Mrs. William j. Tingue
Mr.. and Mrs William NJ. Fleitmann.
jr.; Mrs. Lloyd y. Sanderson. Mr. and
Mrs. LLOYD B. SandCrSOn, il. Col ana
Mrs William Kicker. Mrs. Samuel
Norris. Miss Marguerite Budd. Miss
Elizabeth Blood and Countess AleXan-
drine BeroldinEen, and Mr.. Robert NJ.
Sanderson. Mr.. Wallace Fleming. Mr.
II. Scott Patton. Mr Oliver Noblet, Mr.
Arthur Watjen. Mr.. Bias Ratinero,
Mr.. Frank Huston and Mr.. Paul Op
penheimer.
Evening star., 1925-12-31

Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Elliott of Ward
man Park Hotel will leave today for
New York, accompanied by their SON
in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
II. Blakely of Cleveland, Ohio, who
have been their guests over the holi-
days. From New York Mr. and Mrs
Elliott Will go to California by way Of
the Panama Canal, returning to Wash
ington some time in March.
Evening star., 1925-12-31

Mr. and Mrs. Hugh r. Wilson will
arrive at the Mayflower today.
Evening star., 1925-12-31

Mr.. George Gregg Fuller of Roches.
ter. who has lived much in Washing
ton while in the War Department or
the Department of State, is back from
Persia and is spending a few days a,
the Metropolitan Club
Evening star., 1925-12-31

NJ. and Ms Frank : flight will
entertain & Iarty this evening At the
club Ch-uteyler
Evening star., 1925-12-31

New Year their son. MIR. John Moshy
Russell.
Evening star., 1925-12-31

Mrs. Frank Lewis Peckham will he
at home tomorrow afternoon from 4
to 8 o'clock in celebration of the New
Year. Mrs. J. Winter Graves and
a1iss Imogene B. McGarraghy will
A SsiSt
Evening star., 1925-06-11
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

$975O-A splendid home in Columbia Heights Park rd
and New Hampshire Semi-detached brick of
seven rooms and tiled bath. -Four bedrooms.
Front and rear porches. Terms to suit o2/8
S7950-The only brick Of Georgia
priced under $500 Think of sx-room house
with hardwood floors, hot-water heat front and
double rear porches and built-in garage A cash
payment of only $3.50 Four already sold
SlO.5OO-On 18th st. Monroe A sx-room house
with all modern Improvements. First commercial
zone. Sure to enhance in value, and is priced
remarkably low. 1928
PHONE US ABOUT THESE AND OTHER
GOOD BARGAINS UP TO ePM
MckEEVER & GOSS,
REALTORS,
l4l5 X ST NV. MAIN 4752
Evening star., 1925-06-11

PETWORT.f- Terms.
coo9iasyls
for garage
BURLEITH, NEAR GEORGETOWN-S85O 500. Terms
sand tiled bahho
o the city is sell
PETWORTH- $50. Terms
hea,an
can be ~ -0' 1'' "
NORTHEAST-%950. Terms
I sad H LII shi p 4sa ne fs ba s @ hS . a 4 ne
POTOMAC HEIGHTS-$o,o5O Terms
n a I xst heat
- A N@'
PETWORTH- $3.50 Terms.
ndiI
ON fogarage
CAFRITZ COMPANY
18th X Main
9
Evening star., 1925-06-11
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
very attractive brick home containing
twelve rooms and bath (eight bedrooms).
hot-water heat and electric lights. Owner
has purchased another home and Is very
anxious to sell Price and terms can be
arranged. Will he vacant in few days.
CAFRITZ COMPANY.
14th and X Main 90SO.
Phone Service Until @ PM
Evening star., 1925-06-11
S.S(O.

Only $500 Cash Required
Good ne. location. only one square from
street cars; house 20 feet wide. on deep lot
running through TO an avenue: furnace heat
and electricity; q good rooms and bath,
all redecorated since occupancy. A real
northeast bargain.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., Inc,
Realtors.
1893 ST. NV Main 1867.
Evening star., 1925-06-11
BOSS &. PHELPS.
Realtors.

S13T50-CHEVY CHASE-Detached-4 Bedrooms
rDctSS 36 S ABLE MALE %
ontsge aSat o Ch
porch ana rsTy other flowers The
] w5h n hrspee oo@ s and m nIE den
bedroom havtng WINDOWS
sw ssss 1sny to a s d aoPs Pns feRfo & ] @
% tsoushea % Sr % 1y @ Rs sze asG @ painted as
% E hsassns6 @ @ % ts an immediate SALE and immediate possession can "
S6,oO0-NORTHEAST--A Decided Bargain
price 1t seldom sns we haes m two sSl0%ge % hPSss S M
@ % Ja th aoSa s ERs 5 h, @ s
Fa s 9 ts 800 hoas nash onc 20" " looking for
S1275O-MT. PLEASANT-Two Baths
square nss a vest n little s6 ss Sepf NJ 5 S
bs An wHsH sna wde & aad n hu tdyns
ss t5 fs 7 @ i sss fss1a porch E . H
% oas solicited E ih properly " De sold " settle an estate Reasonable
$o250-MADISON ST-2-Car Brick Garage
splendid convenient
Splendid id @ ops @ @ Wopul @ neo sPd oas eee
'sr%s @snhs a % as to the ' brick garage Very reasonable
S12OOo-DOWNTOWN--12R Rooms Baths
properly Sss nc % = @ e hi
% schen ssha hh on Second
% rqtea se s os Sf S sps e Fhss Il ssa he H nous
] % Garage aPs sa ns h9Sa Germs rehPsnsa mns.
Evening Phone Service Until PM.
BOSS & PHELPS.
The Home of Homes,
1417 K ST. NV Main $500
WASHINGTON BOARD.
on Nez. Fassa
Evening star., 1925-06-11

\. L. SANSBURY CO.. INC
14lS Eve ST NV. Phones Main 5oO34-s
MASSACHUSETTS AVE. HEIGHTS.
PRICE s195oo This
18th ST. COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
PRICE
six andul bathr
in ellen
s house in
NEAR 18th AND JEFFERSON SITS.
i the hnstbu in
make a quick
CSC % rear @
d
NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA RD
Ts T5ssaon %
gla
in
n L. SANSBURY CO., INC.
"Everthi in Real Estate"
14l8 Eye St. NV. Phones Main 5oO34-5
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-27

y ~ Hatusy : 70. hem0s he.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-27

cho amistad. No huge cuando me
le acerco. Parece que comprende
las simpatias que tengo por su
yalor Y energia. AL VERNE, arquea
su lomo, hincha. la COLA y mueve
la colita.
Yo 10 saludo siempre-Buenas
tardes, Hatuey-le digo-5como
sigue su magestad, el rey del tu-
lipan?
Despues de comida lie brindo
migas de pan.
-Hatuey, aqui esta mi tribu-
to, rey y seior de estos dominios.
Recibe estas migas que son del
miserable pan de los hombres. Sc
que preferirias que tuvieran vida
para ganarlas peleando. Pero Sc
iior mio, los ciudadanos son gen
te pacifca Y rehuyen el asalto y
el combate. Crearon la ley por
miedo los hombres que restan
EN- este mundo. Los ciudadanos
Sc unen en- pandillas y en- socie-
dades para acabar con la virtud
del valor y el desarrollo de La
personalidad. lie temen a 10 que
Sc hace unico.
A los braves solitarios que
como tn, desprecian los conven-
cionalismo sociales, les llaman sal
yajes v peligrosos. Y no Sc puede
luchar contra las pandillas que
st unen. Da pena, Hatuey, todo
10 que te cuento, pero es verdad
Ahora, comete estas migas de pan
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-27
REUNION DE oFIcIALEs DE
RESERvA

Febrero %. .-Hablara Ell Tenien-
to coronel Noyes y Ell Captain Nc
Ciure.
La Association de oficiales de Re
serva de los Estados Unidos, Ca
pitulo dc Puerto Rico, celebrara 50
reunion regular mensual las 500
p. M, febrero %, en- Ell Club de
ofciales, 65 de Infanteria, Balla-
"a, Puesto de San Juan.
FL programa consistira de:
1.-Corta session del Capftulo /.
2.-Breves paiabras por Ell Te-
niente coronel s. w. Noyes, 65 de
Infanteria.
3.-Historia, desarrollo y uso de
tanques, por Ell Captain r. A. Nc
Cure, o5 de Infanteria.
Las reuniones son muy intere-
santes instructivas.
Sc invita- cordialmente a todos
los oAeiales de Reserva.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-27

para que fortalezcas tus musculos
y puedas seguir, rey v senor, de
todas tus posesiones. No las des-
precies. Estan amasadas con SUI
dor de ciudadanos y sangre de
ciudadanos. Por ESQ es que sa-
ben tan bien a quienes pueden CO.
merlas.
~ cuando a esta casa venga
ctra gente, internate mas en- el
boscaje. Lleva contigo todas tus
mujeres y tus hijas. Porque no
divides, Hatuey, que los ciudada-
nos son enemigos de los seres
libres y tratarian de castigar tn
bravura y tn Independence. No
10 divides Hatuey. TIE 10 aconseja
este admirador de todo cuanto
haces.
FL lagartijo me mira con sus
oiitos brillantes parece COM
prenderme. Arquea el lomo, him
cha la COLA Y mueve la colita.
Quiza me dice:
No te apures; prefiero MORN
a ser esclavo.
iQuera Dios que ESQ sea 10
que piensa ell Rey de mi Jardin,
ell bravo Hatuey!
Febrero 25, 1925.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-27

III hoTievlsqF ae empefs 81 que
Ia uaia tIe tniipanes CUE adorna
Ia entrada 81 ehaiet donGe yiyo,
renuitara pna gerdadera maTnyl
~. Y % D. eonseguido.
IngeTt6. con deiieadeza O. ex-
reFlmentadoF. seis o mas tallos
de Il mlsma fanilla ) diferentes
coiofes, 81 fFoneo Fecio.
Hoy, ~ noreoer. Rpinda d. SOS
Famas. eopos DE- . ialos preei0,
ne& Cnos. rosns osFos. earmesi.
Aqaei hiAneos 81 ~ mas ail6.
punrbi y ~ aAtimo. easi sieiftn.
NsraFilla BIZ dieho. 3 ~ rrali-
dad. 10 Is esis tFonoo cue Il pri-
m0F de- 90 tosl9 verde. une II 40.
reoer. IA helles'a matixada De tan,
t0a eslores vaFiados. Y porqae g.
ssenrlalmenfe hermaso an ~ null
tifoFmidad. % ~ aamirado hasta
ilegsr d quererio.
Per las faraes. leyenao iunto q
u matn noFAda. he recitldo Ia
GARCIA de- - perfums. y nii sluaa.
. wees fsilgads. ~ be lleilado d.
vieor sdmlrAudola. No hay oom0
las foFrs para FefFssear Il es-
piFiful
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IiI

fuea tiea. una tardecita. junto
NJ sFoneo del tulipAn. * libr6 una
hsislla ysFdadsrameuie primiiiva.
uua euielelsa de tierra se mo-
via entire u aFriiia hnmadn que
cubfe las Fsiees de - plants.
Asanz4ba eoIno una serplente. Sus
anill&s - esnlralan y estiFahmn.
FaFrsis fsiiE egAe an hoa q eri-
ilas del Cnngfs. ne pronto. aps-
Fees halands poF r eFpneo del tu-
iip4n. an seh@rhio lnGnrtilo. We
MA como "a slgresitos sigiloso.
fsfpE. AEueFsfa. rsln. sigila. y a.
m DE- wn salto ma@lttFal eaa 80
Ire Il Fsptl' cimiHuto > lo haze
pres en- Il csheflta.
L. eulabFillp g. agiia eorprenr
dida. - coatFae 8 - fsiirns trsfs
de enFe1ar 81 isesFtiIo. pers -
te eylta Il eeAtntgo as las anillas
y pFeclpita Ia iaieh4. faeadiende
cen slaoF - presa infeliz.
Al conflnnt pcs unoa euaHtps
Hainpsas. al A.. - van aquietan-
~. - noian los fianeos del Ia
garlic costTaidos ) recios. Esta
fatss@ce > aus m9sslsios - hln-
ekan ccn - cQnstante preston. "a
fuleiElts - asiia tadayia un po-
81. f@fp - fsfa - - extsntsfus
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-27

lie ssguido estudiando de GER
ca al heyoe de mi jardin. Y en-
reaiidad, eada dia estOy mas ad-
n.iFad0 d. a.
En aqnel pedaeito de terra, en-
aquellas diez yaras cuadradas, es
an yerdadero rey. FL tulipan ie
sirye Dc haren. Tiene muchas mu-
lsres y ningdn rival. Cada una dc
Las ramas es una zelda, y caaa
fl0r. nn simbolo. Podria decisse
que iene un salen rojo y uno
hlanco; otro punzo, y el de mas
ala. caai vi0leta.
Da gusto como dedende sus do
uainios. Desde un angulo cue for
ma al concrete, vigila con insis-
teneia su haren y su TERRA. Mas
De ana sez 10 he visto pelear con-
ira seaeres lagartijOs dc la We
eindad. Una mananita, Sc batio
con Otro principe soberbio que in
tent6 inyadir sns tierras. iY ha-
Ia que verlo como saltaba y CO.
nao nordial Su contrineante tuvo
Al In cue retirarse vencido y NAL
sFeeho.
"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-27

de Ia maerte. Apenas resiste. Sc
mueYe con lentitud.
Los eentemple con interes ere
esente. BE pareeia como verios a
travts d. an eristal de ausaento,
agigantandose hasta haeerse boa
5 cocodrilo. I'm mi imagination,
las plantas Sc tornarOn encinas
Fobustas y anosas. III poetic de
agua, era como una charea, Y
-. an hilo del siglo veinte. supuse
6ontemplar un eombate de heras
en plena ssiya virgen.
Sic estuye quieto. No quise es-
pantar III vehcedor. Sc me habia
heeho silnpatieo. como todos los
trinnfadores. La dele haeer.
El lagartilo arrastr6 la cule-
orita. ga muerta, hasta el pie del
tulipan. Sc arque6 orgulleso y
alaso. Hinsh5 la COLA y movie la
eolita. Pregoaaba su exito. I'll era
Il rey. Il yeneedor.
Despues. llegaron una, dos tres,
hasia siete lagartijitas, sus mu-
jeres; pequehas. verdOsas y linn
pias. fileierOn fessin con la presa
saltalan Dc gusto. Solo el maeho
10 cOnil6 de ella. De un brineo
lego q los ganchos del tulipan
) subi6 agil, COMO pOr escaleras
ee niaFnsoi. hasta el copo de la
pIanta horecida. Pareeia aquel, el
palaeio real del sehor principe.
, 1925-06-11
State Epworth.
Will Meet at Douglas

The Wyoming State Epworth
League Institute will meet on the
State Fair Grounds at Douglas, July
~ to August 2.
\ splendid faculty has been as
sembled. DR.. l.. w. Kingsley will
have charge Of Morning Watch and
Life Service classes. DR.. Guy Il
Conkel will teach Bible study and
History Of MethOdism. Miss Ethel
Montgomery will conduct classes in
junior methods and missions study.
Miss Catherine Armstrong will take
charge OF fourth department Sunday
School methods and general methods.
Dr.. Fred Zimmerman will have
charge of Glasses in Evangelism. Dr..
Roy r. Burt will be at home in the
Community Service classes, Reverend
Burt Bessire will have charge of the
recreation and DR.. Walter French
Will teach stewardship. The evening
lectures will be given by President
c. A. Crane, of State University,
President Tenney of Gooding College
and DR.. I. w. Kingsley. The outlook
is for a record attendance. The bust
ness manager, Reverend II. f. Shop
herd, is very busy getting the pro-
grams out and completing arrange
ments.
II. o. COOPER,
Local Correspondent.
, 1925-06-11
Watson Appointed
Asst. State Game
Fish Commissioner

L. r. Watson of this city the latter
part of last week received the APP
pointment, upon the recommended
tion of a. A.. Sanders, state Game
and Fish Commissioner, of Assistant
State Game and Fish Commissioner,
the appointment to take effect June
18th. Watson's territory will include
the counties in this section of the
state and his headquarters will be
in Rawlins.
Watson has been in this city for
some time and for the past few
months he has been collector for the
Carbon County Credit Rating En-
change. He is also a Justice of the
Peace in this city.
1t is believed that an assistant
state game and fish commissioner is
needed in Carbon county and Watson
states hat he intends to arrest all
violators of the law.
, 1925-06-11
CROWD MANY EVENTS
IN MODERN WOODMEN
WEEK At MILWAUKEE

What is expected to be the greatest
gathering OF members of the Modern
Woodmen of America ever held is
planned in connection with the COM
ing Head Camp Of the Society in Mil
waukee. 1t will be on Thursday eve
ming. June %. in the Municipal audi
forum, with seating capacity of TO-
600, and prospects are that the hall
will be we'll filed. The main feature
of the program will be eNem|plifcation
Of the ritualistic work by the crack
team of Camp No. 35jS of Indianap-
oils. All Head Officers. Head Camp
delegates and committeeman, visit
ing members and the thousands of
Foresters in the city for their quad
rcnnial enCampment are expected to
be present. Never before have ar
rangements been made on so large "A
scale for a Modern Woodmen meet
ing. The address which Head Con-
sui A. h. Talbot OF Lincoln, Nebr..
Will give on that occasion will be
broadcast from radio station WCAY,
operating on 266 meters, beginning
at $50 p. m.
Program for the seven days which
the Head Camp, Foresters Encamp-
ment and meeting of the National
Camp Clerks Association will cover
has just been issued. II begins Sat
urday, June 20 and ends Friday June
%. Activities OF the first day viii
be confined to establishing the For
estcrs in camp.
on Sunday, special religious SER
vices viii be held in different Mil
waukee churches in the morning and
at 3:45 colors will be formally raised
at Camp Korns. The Forestors VIII
devote the week to military drills.
with national team contests and eli
NAKED on Thursday afternoon with
the famous Rainbow" parade
through the downtown streets Of the
city. The Head Camps 5es fions take
place on tuesday. "Wednesday aud
FRIDAY and those Of the National
Camp Clorks association WEDNESDAY
evening AMI Thursday. Taa CIR q:
l.. naval a.. ming fleet Will rs
muhilizcd ia Milwaukee aarh0r au.
army airpluucs viii be ca haad 90
a.auuurrr during the Foras a. ia-
rudo
, 1925-06-11
Name and Description

IL, BLOCK Z, BaggS-------
Dow, Alva \. - NEA;
Section 81, TIP. 10, Range
81. 1928 observation-disclosures
Dow, Geo. w. - sen;
E1A SWh Section 8; Eh
NEA; SEA SEA Section
Z; NV SWA; NEA N
Y Sc Section S, TIP. 16,
Range 80. 2nd Installment.
Davis. James Estate -
Lot 10, Block /, Franklin
Add. to Bags. -
Eversole, Ray - Lots .5
and 6, Block 6, Ledford's
Add.
Eversole, Mrs. Emma
Lot 7, Block 6, Ledford's
Addition.
Gilpin, Walter - Lot 6,
Block 8, Yoakum Addition
Kelley, j. F.-NEA Sc
Il ; Section 81; NWA Sc
u NJ SW 4 Section 80;
Tp. 10, Range 91.--
Maupin, l.. B. Lots l
and ., IA to IS, Block s,
Ledford's Addition -
Maupin, Ruth Lots 10
and IL, Block Z, Franklin
Add.
Mack Estate, Mark b
NEh; Section 10, S1a Sc
a Section II, TIP. ~,
Range 90. --
Olson, f. C.-All Section
Is, TIP. IS, Range 91.--
Patterson, Mrs. Lizzie
Lots 3 and 4, Block 6,
Bags.
Reed, Mrs. George-SE-
Il Section 4, TIP. II, Rg.
81.
Roberts, Mrs. Laura
Lot 8, Block Z, Franklin
Add. Lot 5, Block 10.
Bags.
Roberts, Guy Ne NE
a; SWh NEA Section Z,
Ip' -, iNdHSt u. -----
Shultz, Clyde - NWA;
NEA Section 5, TIP. II,
Range 80. SWA Section
SO; SEA Section 32, TIP.
IS, Range 90. -
Ward, Mrs. Lottie- Sh
SWA; NEA SWA; Sec
| ton 5, TIP. II, Rg. 81. End
Installment.
Ward, Mrs. Lottie- 20
Acres Implanted town of
Baggs. Part of Lots Is,
16, II, Block 1, Franklin.
2/3 of Lot 6. Lots 7 and
s, to 10, Block s, Ledford's
Add. Lots . to IA Block 4,
Ledford's. Lots ii to 16,
Blk. 3, Ledford's Add.
Weber, Mrs. ]. A.-NE-
i SW Ne SEA SEA
SEA Section 3, TIP. -,
Range 81. end INSTALL
ment.)
Cooper, c. E. - Lot 8,
Block 16. Union Pacific
LIST Add Medicine Bow
Comstock, Mrs. Florence
Lots 3 and 4, Block II,
Medicine Bow. -
Donnelly, Mrs. Kate -
Lots s and Q, Block 10,
Medicine Bow. End Install
Donnelly. Mrs. Kate-S-
Il SWh; 81 NWA Sec
ton rs, TIP. %, Range rs.
End lnstallment. --
Griffith, ]. All Sec
ton 80. TIP. "a, Range II
McDermott. Mrs. Peter
l-NEA Section s, TIP. %,
Range II. --
Nickerson, ID. A.-Lot -
Block 21, Medicine Bow
Peterson, II. H.. Estate
Lot 10. Block 21. U. p
LIST Add. ---
Schlecty, Mabel Alice -
All Section s, TIP. 30,
Range II. --
Kyle. VIM. - SWA;
Section %, TIP. 30, Range
rs.
Walker. Lola b. - Eh
SWA; siA SEA; Section
10, TIP. &c, Rg. 7S.--
Walker j. Frank VIZ
SWA; Section 6; TIP. 20,
re-. II. VIZ swA: SW-
a NWA; Section 80, TIP.
IS. Rg. II. NJ SEA Sec
ton /: NwA swA; SW-
u NWh; Eh sWh; Sec
ton 2S, TIP. 26. rig. rs.
NEA SEA; So NEh; S.
Eh NWh; Section 20, TIP.
&c, Rg. rs. VIZ SWh;
Section IL; VIZ Nwh;
Section IA; TIP. 81, Range
rs. sen SEA; Section
20, TIP. 2S, Range rs. 794
Acres ----------------
walker. ]. Frank-Lots
/ to 6, Block IA, Union Pa
cific LIST. Medicine Bow
ID
Dusakis. Mike. Lots 10
and 20, Block 2, Elmo
Elmo Garage Co.,Lots II,
IS. 10, In block 4. Elmo
Mrs. Susie Mangan. Lot
4, block /. Elmo---
Ruskanen, Andrew, Lot Q
block 9. Elmo --------
Vanklis a O'Malloy, lot
4. block 2. Elmo----
Cotton. c. y. WE sW
, 1925-06-11

for the taxes due and imp;
hours of 10 O'Clock IL. IN. ;
tinued from day to day Isl
posed of.
Name and Description
Coen, Glen o.-sEA sw-
n; SWA SWA; Ne II
SWA SEA; SR NEA;
Section 8; SWA NV Il;
NWA SWA; Section A;
Sk Section 6; NEA NV
Vi; NWA NEA; Section
8; TIP. 20; Rg. SO. M
SWA; Sk Sh; Ne Sc
N; Section L; Ek Sc
Section 2; NEA NWA;
Sec. ~, TIP. 26, Range "a.
1880
Jussila, John Estate N
Wa NWA; Section 81,
Nk NEA; NEA NWA;
Section 2S, TIP. 26, Range
50
Luoma, Jerry VIZ NV
u Section IS, Eh NEA;
Section 80; Sh Sk; Sec
ton 81, TIP. 20, Range 50
Luoma, Christian - Ek
NEA; Section 10; sen
NEA NJ SEA Section
20; NWA SWA; Section
81, TIP. 90, Range So, 240
Matson, Carl & Otto Bern
ard-SWA SEA; We;
VIZ E1a; NEA NEA;
Section 2; NJ NEA; So
NWA; NEA NWA; Sec
ton IL; So NEA; sen
NWA Section 10; NWA
NWA; Section ~; Ne
SWA; SEA SWA; SW-
u SEX; Section 25; TIP.
90, Range S4; SEA Sec
ton %; SEA NEA; Sec
ton 32; So NEA; NEA
NE NEA NWA; NEA
SEA; Section 33; VIZ N
Wa; NWA SWA Section
"a; SWA SWA; Section
81, TIP. 26, Range SO. 1860.
Acres
Ayala, Mrs. Albert Lots
23 and "a, Block /, South
Side LIST Add. Lots 6 and
Z. Block 9. South Side LIST
Add. Lots 10 and %,
Block "a, Rawlins, Origin
al. Lots -, l3 and IA,
Block 90. Rawlins, origin
Arthaloney, Blanche Lots
81 and 32. Block 5, Sunny
side Addition
Apperson. Lizzie - Lot 81.
Block 10, Park Hill Ad-
dition -----------------
Bell, Mona " VIZ Lot
s. Il. 2S feet of Lot 8,
Block 40 Union Pacific 4th
Add.
Black. Norman - Lots 8
and 6. Block SO, Park Hill
5th Add. ---------------
Currier. T.. D.-All Sec
ton 0, TIP. 10, Range 90
Campbell. f. j. and G.. S.
Wood So NEH NWA,
Section 20. TIP. 81, Rg. 81
Childs. Harvey II. - Lots
90. %. "a. and 25, Block
IS. Park Hill Add
Conyers, C. A.-Nh M;
Section 22. TIP. 81, Range
81.
Cohagen. Mrs. Della Lot
z. Block 55, Union Pacific
9th Add. --------------
Conley. A. E.-Lots 81 and
3S, Block 3, Sunnyside
Addition ---------------
Chandler. j. S. Lots II
and Is. Block s. Merreli
Add.
Carson. Julia-Lots 40, Al
and AZ. Block IA, Mcrrell
Add, End. Lots l and 2.
Block 40, Union Pacific
4th Add.
Conway. George Lots 15
and 10. Block IA, Second
Merrell Add. -----------
Cisneros, Joseph Lots 10
and II. Block s.. Merrell
Addition ---------------
Coolican, Lora-Lots 8 and
O, Block 10. Park Hill end
lnstallment.) ----------
Evans. Ed. Il. - Lots 80
and 40. Block 2, Sunny
side Addition -----------
Espy. Mrs. Enic West
AN feet OF Lot O. Block
a.. Union Pacific Third
Addition.
Eamcs. John o. - Lots s
and 0. Block 90. Park Hall
End Addition -----------
Francis. joe Lots s and
0. Block 8. Mcrrcll Add
tion
Fleischli. Gus - Lots 81.
20. Block IL. Park Hill
Addition ---------------
Franks. Sam-Lots 3S. 80.
40. Al and az. Block ~.
South Side Third Addition
Franks. Viola Lots 6 TO
IL. Block 10. South Side
Second Add. Lots 3 and
.. Block 2. South Side Ad-
uisiou
Franks. Thomas Lots 4
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