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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-13
With MAJ. AL WILLIAMS
Chief of Air Service,
Scripps-Howard Junior Aviator.

no one has ever worried about what
warships will do in the open sea.
Battle fleets are interested in
catching their opponents before they
start, or at least meeting them be-
fore they meet their objective.
Moreover, the submarines of the
next war will carry airplanes to
combat airplanes. 1t will be simple
matter to construct the undersea
boats to enable them to keep aboard
two or more fast little pursuit ships
with folding wings and catapult
to shoot them off the deck.
Oh, we'll see lot of developments
that haven't yet been dreamed of
by our experts of today. 1t takes
the pressure of sudden demand to
bring them.
QUESTION-What is a 'triangu-
lation" balloon?
This is a small captive balloon
used as a mark on which to sight
a triangular survey.
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Lillian Bradford Dead

Mrs. Lillian F. Bradford, widow of
James M. Bradford, former grain
dealer, died today at her home, 3lO2
Broadway, following an illness of
several months. She was IA, and
had lived 80 years in indianapolis.
Mrs. Bradford was a member of
Church, and the Ladies Aid and the
Women's Foreign Missionary So
ciety of the church.
Funeral services will be held at
the residence at $3.50 tomorrow and
burial will be in Crown Hill.
Surviving her are two sons. Don
aid and Percy Bradford, and five
grandchildren.
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Lillian KeIIum Rites

Last rites for Mrs. Lillian F. KEEL
lum, GA Oakland-av, who died
Wednesday at the home of her
niece, Mrs. Marah Schaffer, with
whom she made her home, were to
be held in Anderson this afternoon.
Mrs. Kellum was So. In addition
to the niece, she is survived by two
half sisters, Mrs. Blanche johnson
and Mrs. Robin Rush, and a half
brother, Milton Ring, ali of Day.
ton, o.
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Gone, but Not Forgotten

belong to-
Carl Lee. 27O1 Boyd-av, Chevrolet coach.
63-012, from 100 N. Capitol-sv.
Joe Joe Cohen. 1922 Ruckle-st. Chevrolet
truck. from garage In rear of his home
Herman Gregory 1929 N. Alabama st
Chevrolet coupe, from 29th-st and Central
aV.
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Fire Sweeps Japanese City

FIRE sweeps JAPANESE CIty
By Uhitcd Press
SHIBATA, Japan, Sept. 13.-Dam-
age vas estimated at million yen
$500 ,000) today as authorities sur
veyed the toll of a devastating fire
which swept this city, destroying
1000 buildings. Fifty were injured.
none killed.
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GOVERNOR TO SPEAK
TO Y. NJ. c. A. GROUP

Discussion Club TO Hear Address
Tuesday Night.
Gov. Paul V. McNutt will be the
principal speaker at meeting of
the Young Mems Discussion Club
in the Y. NJ. c. A. Tuesday night.
The opening fall meetings of sew
ersl branch units of the Y. M C. A.
will be held next week. An open
house will be held Wednesday night
with musical program in the lobby,
and next Friday night the boys de-
partment will hold open house and
classes will start in the night school,
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BEGIN HERE TODAY

Katharine Strykhurst, 20 and
beautiful, allows her emotions to
rule when she marries Michael
Heatheroe, young reading in
structor who comes into a title
and fortune. Katharine's father
is rich and her stepmother is
snobbish.
Michael, hurt in a traffic ac-
Gident' loses his memory and
Katharine, unaware of this, be-
reeves he has regretted his bar
gam: She goes to New Mexico
10 forget and on a trip to the
eesert becomes lost. Michael,
meantime, has recovered his mem
DRY and set out to find Katharine
and explain.
Back home Katharine's friend,
Zoe Parker, learns of the mar
riase OF Katharine and Michael
when a servant shows her the
cerutlcate. DIR. John Kaye, sin
love with Katharine, unwittinRly
picks up the certificate when Zoe
drops it.
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER XIV
A nurse had come bv car from
Santa Fe. katharine had been
made comfortable. She was rest
ing easily now" the doctor told
Michael. She had taken a little
water; after bit she might have
some more.
at was shock-she has a lit
rtie fever still-but she is young
and strong. She will be all right. "
He was an old doctor, gray and
grizzled. He had seen much pain
and despair. He liked the look
/ he saw in this young mans eyes,
you're her her brother?'
the doctor hazarded. Michael
shook his head.
Husband" he said briefly.
"Ah, | didn't understand" The
physician had observed the slen-
der hand outside the coarse COW
ellet wore no wedding ring. But
these modern young people-you
never knew what they were go
mo to do next.
The Millards were here now;
and Miss Vincent. Michael had
told them, quite simply. that
Katharine was his wife. He had
not expected them to believe him.
But they had. Frank Millard had
glsred at him and routtered sore-
thing in a rude undertone to his
brother. Dirk, but Hilda, after
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Frank glowered at him and rude
ly turned away.
ooh, Millard," Michael said in
a friendly tone, 81 wanted to talk
to you-thank you for looking
for Katharine"
Frank stared past the offered
hand. In a definitely insulting
tone he said; "No thanks in or
der. Katharine was in our care.
Still is, as matter of fact. Pm
staying to see she's o. h."
There was no mistaking the
hostility Of his tone; the sheer
was marked.
Mrs. Darragh, bustling past,
with a steaming platter, said
cheerily. "Boys, boys, no fight
ing in here"
"All right them grated Frank.
burning for action, and not car
ing what form it took. Come
on outside"
Michael stalked after him.
ITO be, continued)
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ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE

Having qualified as administra-
trfx eta. o. the estate Of E. R.
Black, deceased, late of Hender-
son county, N. c., this is to no
tify all persons having claims
against the estate of said deceas-
ed to exhibit them to the under
signed at Hendersonville, N. c.,
on or before the 14th day of
June 1886, or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of thcir recovery.
This l4th day of June. 1885.
MRS. RACHEL f. BLACK,
Administrative eta, f. K. Black
Estate. G-15-Sat-6tp.
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lessness of lion cub, smoking
innumerable cigarets, h a nd S
plunged deep into his pockets.
Presently Mrs. DaIragh came to
the door, surprised to find him
there. 49,.
/ "Why. | thought you'd gone
with the others, Mr.. Frank"
"No, I'm sticking around" .
He offered no explanation of
his strange conduct and she ask
ed none. Mrs. Darragh had met
the Millards before this. She
thought of them as "real city
folks and none of their vag-
aries could really surprise her.
Besides she had seen Katharine's
face, lovely in it's stiffness: she
sensed romance.
"Why, say, Mr.. Frank. Pm real
sorry we can't give you room,
but you know how it's"
He indicated his bedding roll.
"Well, now, you can set that
in the shed. It's real clean.
Dossy does some of his carpen-
tering there, but it's tidy. III
give you some supper"
ooh, don't bother" But the
smell of frying steak that pres
entity drifted to him from the
open windows was too tantalizing
to be IGNORED. Frank was young
and healthy. When he shouldered
his wav into the kitchen he
found there, besides a stray pilot
who had lost his way and brought
his plane down at Claymore in
stead of at. the California field
toward which he had been head
ed. the hated Michael Heatheroe.
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ROOFING. Composition roofing
raising in price. Let us furnish
you with Certain-teed compost
ton shingles and roll roofing.
Ok cedar air dried shingles.
Wheeling channel drain. Cop
rloy extra heavy pure zinc
coated. 5-V galvanized roof
ing and tin shingles. Hender-
sonville Supply and Coal Com
pany. Everything in the build
:ng line. Lenox Park. Phone
300. '
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PACKAGES MIXED

MARTINS FERRY, O. (UP)-
Returning here from Cleveland,
former resident mixed his high
school commencement gift pack
ages. The result: the girl gradu-
ate got set of mems athletic
shorts; the boy received dain-
tily wrapped dance set.
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one sharp glance at MichaGb had
silenced him.
Girls had their own reasons for
keeping such secrets, she had OBJ
served later to Evelyn Vincent as
the two rested in the ranch house
sitting room and drank the strong
tea Mrs. Darragh brought to
them.
Within, Katharine slept and
woke and slept again. The swift
desert twilight closed in and
lamps were lighted.
Wen leave her in your hands
then, voun@ man." said Evelyn
Vincent rather sternly, to Mich
ael.
The Mllards, now that they
were certain Katharine was out
Of danger. were anxious to push
on to the ranch. Dirk had gaug=
ed his time rather closely. He.
had to make an eastern train in
another. 48 hours. and there
were no accommodations for Miss
Vincent here. Much as size dis
liked to do it, she had decided to
leave Katharine in Michaels care.
"He has a splendid face" Hilda
said penSiveiy. 81 took to him
right from the start. You know |
can always tell about people"
she went on dreamily. II had a
cook once. The minute | laid eyes
on her | said to myself, that wo-
man is bad one But we were
hard pressed, having a dinner
party or something, and so | hir-
ed her. She stayed on for a
week, and do you know she walk
ed off with the spoons?"
- i *
Evelyn Vincent was rather
cross and very tired. She longed
with all her fastidious British
soul for bath in the coral-col-
ored tub at SileHcia-a rushing,
luxurious bath with plenty of
lemon-verbena crystals staining
the water and huge sDonges and
a fat cake Of soap and mammoth
towels. s..
whats that got to do with
this young man who says he's
Kathrine's husband?" she snap
ped.
"Well it's what / was just say
ing" murmured Hilda, pouring
another cup and pushing back
her hair with a weary gesture.
81 said you could always tell by
a persons face, end ] like this
young mans. and he must be all
right. Isn't that so. Dirk?" she
appealed to her husband.
81 guess so, honey" Dirk Mil
lard looked tired and dirty. The
desert sand had made deep groov-
es in his lantern face. 1t had
been terrible dav--5one they
n ats Z 49,
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by her mother and grandmother.
When she was married, her trous-
seau included a pair of silk lace
stockings and a rose point lace
cap worn by her mother and pa
ternal grandmother at their we'd
dings.
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BIBLE PAWNED FOR MEAL

CLINTON, Okla. (UP).-A BIZ
BILE believed to be more than 1875
years old was pawned here for
the price of a meal. The book
contains history of a family dat
ing back to i773, with statistical
entries running to as late as 1929.
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DIVIDENDS at IA per cent
per anpum will be paid June
Both on Insured investments:
Can you beat it? First Federal
Savings and Loan Assn, lit
Sixth avenue west.
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HAVE YOUR eyes tested and fit
ted with correct glasses by
registered optometrix. Leona
Allen Young, next door to
State Trust Co.
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PAY YOUR TAXES WITH
BONDS. COUNTY, CITY AND
STREET AS S E S ) M Z N ID
PHONE 81. o. ROY kEliH'
REAL. ESTATE.
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1t isn't hard to be popular now.
Just shout "Amen" every time you
hear q crowd yell Gimme"
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YOU NEED NOT buy your Of
flee supplies from out-ot-town
firms. We can fill your needs
at reasonable prices. Baker
Art Gallery.
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child. 1t doesn't seem quite
proper"
Nonsense" yawned Hilda, pat
ting her disordered blond locks.
"With nurse and Mrs. Darragh
for chaperons, | don't see very
well how you could do anything.
Besides a bride doesn't need a
chaperon. At least, if she does,
Eve never heard about it"
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pIuDINc AND REPAIRING

can be done most advantage
,ously at this time. Let us
serve you. Rigby-Morrow Go;
IS Lumber, Builders Supplies and
Mill Work. Fourth avenue
east. Phone 81.
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OWNERS of Norge Rollator Re-
refrigerators report that Rollator
refrigeration actually saves
in refrigeration cost and IN
food cost-up to 81 a month.
Rrnnson Furniture Company.
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WE PAY CASH for good used
furniture. Call No. 8. Brun-
son Furniture Company.
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BRIDE WEARS OLD LACE

BOSTON. - (UP). - Virginia
Bennett followed a precedent set
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WITH contempt
f"Come along, girls. The boys
screwy," said Dirk good-na-
turedly.
"Screwy, am -" muttered the
blond giant, watching the tour
ing car and it's trail of dust as
the car dwindled to a speck in
the distance. 'I'll show 'em?'
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RADIO SALES AND SERVICE
Fubes tested free. Midcity Tire Z.
Company.
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y'"-WI#sSFss 4 a
80 III ;i.i %:

+ Frank WINGED at this, but ,Hifda,
always happily. unconscious of
another's reactions to her gay
chatter, rambled on.
Hell bring her back to Silen-
cia after a few days, when she's
ready to travel, and they can go
on, picking up what | suppose
was an interrupted Honeymoon
probably they quarrelled - and
everything will be lovely. Young
love-" sighed Hilda sentimental
Nv 81 do so adore it. Delight
full time of life, always say.
81 don't agree said Dirk,
grinninG and showing his big,
fine teeth. ats hellish. What
ssv, lPrank?"' He gave the young
man beside him brotherly
nudge, and Frank grunted an
grilV and sank DEEPER into the
collar Of his coat. Frank was in
dulginc, in the luxury OF a man.
sized hatred for Michael Heath
eroe who had come winging out
of the sky, out of nowhere, to
rescue the golden girl with the
mysterious eyes. Now the fell
low claimed that girl as his wife.
"Well. come alone, everybody"
said Dirk presently, the words
ending in a prodigious yawn.
"YOu know we. Millards pride
ourselves ons never doing any
nioht driving, but we've. got to
get going tonight # we expect to
reach the ranch oy shutdown to-
morrow"
Frank stood up, stretching his
magnificent muscles and shaking
his blond head.
Count me out. I'm not 90
ing"
"Why, Frank Millardw begar
his sister-in-law combatively, "a
never heard anything 50 silly in
my life. Of course you're coming
with us"
"No. You're all so anxious &c
oct home, you'd just leave this
| poor kid to the wolves. I'm stick
| ing around"
Frank must be deeply moved
his brother reflected, to have
made such a long speech. Usually
Franks conversation was limited
/ to monsyllables. He was glar'
ing at them all now quite angrily
Dirk shrugged. Let him alone
honey. If he wants to stay, lei
him stay"
"But how will it look?' fret,
ted Hilda. "Why, | never heard
ANYTHING so silly in nv life. And
he'll be in the way. They've ne
place for him"
Gloss out my blanket" Franz
granted. "Ill sleep out"
/ aayUau ;fys lx,n., fs.ainral " Dirl
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For Sale
Autos and Accessories

PER CENT OFF on
Denman tires, limited time
only. Ali Denman tires are un-
additionally guaranteed. The
Tire Exchange, opposite court
house.
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q SALE - Bated rye straw,
- Ton at the farm. JeffreSS
arm, Fletcher, n. C..
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{ HAVE A COMPLETE LINE
~. good and better seat covers.
'ld City Tire Company.
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CALL AT GIBBS TO ENGAGE
small lots good corn S1.00.
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CRAZY CRYSTALS Soc and 81,
extra heavy mineral oil, OTIS,
sec, Black Draught 15c, Wine
Cardui &c, Wampoles prep
aration SOC Freeze Drug Co."
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DE LUKE BEAUTY SHOPPE-

DE LUKE BEAUTY SHoPPE-
Featuring the following perma-
ments: End permanents $3.50;
other permanents So, Sc, $3.50
and $40. 1t pays to get the
best. Next to Carolina thea
tire. Phone 916.
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RAISE BEANS with BARlClDE.
Farmers Federation.
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house full of an
tiuues and near antiques but
no reproductions. 725 Church
street. Misses Carson.
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l5-Miscenaneous

pS SALE OR TRADE-Due bill
IT, new Plymouth at sacrifice.
1'dreSS wv" Times-News.
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PECIAL RARcAIN-Modern s.

2EClAL BARGAlN-Modern o.
boom house. Well shaded lot,
three acres good land, 80 bear
Eng apple trees. Two miles out.
Flat Rock section, just off
|Greenville highway. Price So
DO. Easy terms. Anders &
Rector, 222 North Man street. =
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Special Notices

LEAVING FOR ATLANTA July
g., Can take. three passengers.
Phone 80.
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iS-Dance Instruction

|ANlS SCHOOL OF DANCE
|@p' Waltz, Fox Trot, Rhythm
Monday and Thursday
lMES HOTEL, PHONE 9175
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5-FoodstuHs
ll-Household Goods

I'VE UP TO $132 a year as you
|FnjOy the convenience and de-
bendableness of Norge Rollator
Nerlgeration. Brunson Furll-
Pure Company.
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37-To Swap
4O-Miscellaneous

LOST-Tayannes wrist watch al
street dance. Please notify
Times-News. Reward.
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X-RooM BUNGALOW, all con,

|yeniences, 5000. Five room
house. two acres land, $500.
Six acres land, five-room house,
$500. Five acres, with five
boom house, $1,000. These are
priced to sell. See me. H. G.
love. Woolworth building.
Phone 27.
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Houses and Real Estate

ARM FOR SALE-75 acres on
Highway 1872, / 1-2 miles from
axe Lure: good buildings /;
wei! watered, with an abund-
lance OF fruit; price $4,000 with
Iterms. Also .Se-acre farm with
!. sildings, Sc sis Springs
4 liz rice $1,000,
r. n: c.
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n SALE-Boy's or girls

q SALE-Boys or girls sum-
FER camp. Wonderful views.
Nee lake. Exclusive PROPOSE
Hon. Address ME Box Isl,
tIendersonviile or call to see
be Ambassador apartments. j.
ID. NcCrorey, owner.
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For Rent
l6-Apartnents

FaARrMENfs ECk RENT, fur
'''~Aea. 4l6 First avenue west.
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19-Business Places

FOR RENT Desirable store
rooms in Ames Hotel building
by season or year.
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FURNISHED AND UNFURNlSH-
ED houses for rent by the
month. season or year. Come
to see us for country real es-
tate bargains. Home and Car
den Realty Company.
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FOR RENT Clean furnished
houses, all sizes, various loca-
tions. Edw. K. Sutherland.
Phone $50.
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The Original Reason for a Penthouse

He prowled about with tn
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BEDROOM AND KITCHEN
ETTE, completely furnished.
Close in. 317 Buncombe ST.,
between Third and Fourth ave-
nue. west.
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FURNISHED APARTMENT, 2
IL blocks from Main street;
mod ern convenlences. 323
Third avenue west.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-02-08
FULDREHT- NEW
FLORENCE LAW FIRM

In another column will be
the formal announcement OF the
Law firm OF Fulbright & Reed
Tom Fulbright and Charlie
Reed two well-known Florence
attorneys. For several years
past Mr.. Fulbright has been
identified with T.. ". McFar-
land. now Judge Of the superior
court for Pinal county. and Mr.
Reed for the past four years was
deputy county attorney under
County Attorney W. G. Tru-
man Both are young men and
attorneys OF more than ordinary
ability. men who can be trusted
to do their very best for their
clients
Mr.. Fulbright is a graduate
Of the LaSelle school OF law and
was admitted to practice law
before the Arizona Bar Associa-
tion in 1926, and has been prac-
ticing law in Florence during
the past six years. He is an
ex-service man and takes a
prominent interest in Legion
affairs. both locally and state
Nr. Reed is a graduate from
the law school OF the University
OF Arizona. and practiced law in
Douglas one year before coming
to Florence to enter the Office OF
County AttorneyTruman. While
in that Office he proved bis abil-
ity as a lawyer in many cases
calling for legal foresight, tact
and business acumen.
The firm OF Fulbright q Reed
looks TO be well teamed for a
brilliant career in the legal pro-
fession in Arizona, they are
men who can hold up their end
in any company.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-02-08
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department Of the Interior, Cen
eral Land Office at Phoenix. Arizona.
January 3lst 1885.
Notice is hereby given that John
A. Perry. Of Box 81. Florence. Ari.
zona. who. on May Is. 1890, made
Homestead entry. Sec. 2zss. K. 5.
L. s.. No. 06s2S5. for NV or. sec
ton IA. Township S. Range +,
6. & S. Il. B. and Meridian. has filed
notice Of intention TO make hnal
Three Year Proof. 70 establish claim
20 the land above described. before
Register. United States Land office.
Phoenix. Arizona. on the 18th day Of
march. 1885.
Claimant names as witnesses
Jesse Taylor. Mrs. Jesse Taylor. both
Of Chandler. Arizona, Margaret
Smith. and Lawrence Smith both Of
Florence. : rizona.
+. ]. kE0HANE.
Feb. 5. March 8. Pegistcr