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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-04-08
WEATHER CONDITION AT A. Nj TO-DAY

Seattle salrpo cloudy temperature 49, Blaine cloudy 49, Vic
toria cloudy 49, Alert Bay cloudy
Island raning Langaa Island
ing 49, ketchkan raining AZ; cloudy
a. Petersburg raining Az Sitka Radove
Soapone Point cloudy
81 ST. Elias raining Copper
Chuna partly cloudy 20 Mccarthy partly
cloudy &c. Fairbanks cloudy a. cloudy Springs
cloudy 20; Tanana partly Ruby S. Nulato clear
Katag clear Unalakee a.
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u s. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE WEATHER BUREAU
THE WEATHER
(By the u. s. Weather Bureau;
LOCAL DATA

Forecast for Juneau and vicinity beginning at April g.
Rain tonight and Friday: moderate southeast winds
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WEATHER SYNOPSIS

Low baromec continued
and the northeastern portion of
being
pressure reported
ond storm located
High baromec prevailed the Pacific the
cny of the Hawaiian Precipitation
the coastal
Columbia while general fair
of the field of observation
1t
leys and colder the portion O
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Population of CALIFORNIA; two
state prisons has shown a marked
drop in the last two years.
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Try an Empil., a,
Evening star., 1937-06-27

snuggled close to his mothers body.
Suddenly he heard a queer. whin-
ing noise and something said sbdng!
on the rocks beside him. The sound
was so unnerving and ominous that
he jumped and looked about. On the
heels of it came a muffied. clapping
report. His mother roared.
1t came again. that noise, but this
time it said smack and old 1tswoot
went down, sprawling oddly. The cub
clamored in fresh terror But the next
instant she was up again, and his
delicate nostrils were assailed by
pungent, tangy smell. Blood! Itswoot
beloved deafeningly and went lurch-
ing off in the direction whence that
clapping report had come, gathering
speed 50 quickly that the cub was out
d.stanced. He stopped. bewildered and
Mortified by the realization that some
unknown and dreadful thing was
happening. Suddenly alone. he sat on
his launches and moaned plaintively.
1t was feeble cry, babyish vail.
and yet there was magic in it. For the
wilderness gods who determine chance
are whimsical gods, and sometimes
they are moved in unexpected fashion.
They hardened now Again the tiny
cub shrjlled his woe, and the gods
seemed to stir uneasily. A third time
he cried out - and they acted! Old
ST Phann, with a swollen cartridge
jammed in the barrel of his ancient
rifle, always vowed the cub saved his
life that day.
The man had started out in the
hope of settling his old grudge against
Itswoot. 1t was such spring day, he
knew, that would draw bears from
their dens, and if Itswoot had left hers
be might locate her before she had
shaken off the drowsiness of hiber-
nation and become wary once more.
All morning he had hunted and was
on his way home when he came to the
rock slide. As he was about to cross,
he saw the huge Itswoot appear at the
edge of the timber.
Evening star., 1937-06-27

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Continued from pogs eleven

He did not see the cub, however. or
he might have pondered the situation
more thoroughly. The little one was
standing behind the mother, and
therefore out Of sight So startled was
the man by the abrupt appearance of
ItSwoot less than hundred yards
distant that he fired too hastily, and
the bullet merely raked through the
fur of her neck and ricocheted from
the rocks beyond. He grunted triumph
however, when he saw her 70 down at
the second shot,
Yet she got up at once, and came
for him. Then he knew that he had a
real battle on his hands. for he saw the
cub. He realized that she would fight
to the death to defend her youngster,
that she was ten times more dangerous
now than if she were alone, and he
tried to work the lever of the repeater
to pump in another cartridge. But the
fired shell stuck in the barrel! He had
the sickening realization that he was
helpless. No hope that he could escape
by running, no time to pry the swelled
cartridge-case from the gun. Des-
perately, quickly he looked around for
refuge.
Nearby was a huge, pancakelike
boulder balanced on another rock.
There was the remotest chance that
he might crawl under the edge of it far
enough so that Itswoot could not
reach him. 1t was that - or death. As
the giant she-grizzly, bleeding from
the bullet wound in her chest, but full
filling amply the reputation of her
kind for ability to carry lead" came
raging upward to the spot. old ST
Phann was tucked into a recess under
the rock as far as he could 60. He had
an almost uncomfortable desire to
scream as, believing in terrifying
fashion. she thrust her mighty head
and shoulders into the narrow space
and groped for him with foreleg as
thick as his thigh. The next instant he
nearly tainted with relief - she could
not reach him by several inches.
Saved!
Disappointment fired her to a new
burst of fury. and again she tried
more determinedly to force her body
under the rock. The strong smell Of
bear was sickening; her small eyes
were like wind-fanned sparks and her
muzzle was flecked with the froth of
her pain and rage. Her roaring beat
upon his eardrums like the thunder
of an avalanche.
Shrewdly Itswoot saw that the man
was like gopher trying to hide in its
burrow. She would not waste time
trying to reach him with her paw; she
knew surer way. Again she got her
shoulders under the rock, but instead
of squeezing herself into the narrow
space as far as she could, she suddenly
hunched herself.
And old ST Phann saw thing that
blanched him with horror. As she put
strength to the task, he felt the rock
quiver and rise slightly. She would
either upset the great boulder or she
would let it fall, crushing him as it
slid off the rock that balanced it.
Old ST Phann's eyes popped and he
screamed as he saw her muscles knot
and gather until she appeared to be
lumpy, grotesquely out of shape. Was
.,,A1.l
Evening star., 1937-06-27
THIS WEEK
Wild Rhapsody

she strong enough for that tremendous
feat? Could she accomplish the i'm
possible?
Tongue-tied silence claimed him.
There was no sound now save the thin
whistling of her breath as she tensed
for the supreme effort. Her muscles
writhed and punched The rock nsoped!
1t was lifting. slowly. almost imper-
ceptibly! Old ST Phann watched. too
paralyzed with fright to stir But of
sudden there intruded upon his con-
sciousness a faint, barely audible
wailing.
He knew that it was the cub. crying
for its mother. but the thing conveyed
no significance to him at once. Yet old
Itswoot heard, and as the cry was
repeated she hesitated. For third
time that plaintive summons came,
and the mother grizzly could not
resist its appeal. She reasoned that
while she was trying to get at this
crouching human. some other enemy
was about to kill her baby.
1t was situation not to be endured.
Carefully, SO that she would not crush
herself. she slid out from under the
rock and. roaring vengeful answer.
went hurrying back to the cub. Reach
ing him she glared about for sign of the
new foe, but there was none. Satisfied
that he was safe she licked him ten
derly with her hot, moist tongue. and
he wriggled in delight. He reared to
hind legs and put his soft little paws
on her broad face, which had been a
horrible fghtingmask but few
moments before but which now was
suffused with kindliness. Standing
there. he returned her caresses with all
the babyish love in his soul.
That was what old ST Phann saw
from his want age under the rock. as he
prayed that Itswoot would not return.
1t seemed that his escape was the
amazing manifestation of a force that
he could only vaguely comprehend.
yet which was real. A superstitious
man was old ST Phann. and he was
grateful for his luck. He would not
crowd that luck again. Let the old
she-grizzly 60 her way and he would
90 his, and pray that he never met her
again.
Perhaps Itswoot herself would have
agreed to that She was sorely hurt.
but her vitality was great and few
days of rest would heal the wound in
her clean flesh. Disturbed by all that
had occurred and more anxious than
ever over her cub, she would leave this
dangerous land and go on to that far
sanctuary where she could rear the
last of her little ones in peace. that he
might fulfill his destiny. She nudged
the cub and it was command to fol-
low as she turned and went toward the
timber, beyond which lay the high
pass.
Already the enemies she had en-
countered were no more than uneasy
memories. She would forget them -
in the Enchanted Valley.
As they entered the quiet OF the cool
woods it seemed that the blessing OF
the whimsical wilderness gods went
with them - that Itswoot, strong
with the power of mother love. had
wrought we'll and won her right to
happiness that passed all understanding.
The End
" -.
Evening star., 1937-06-27

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MEXICAN CONGRESS
WILL CONVENE SOO,

MEXICO, D. F. Aug. .-Ip|
MeXico'S congress w.. Nee, !,
TENDER | Tor the regular
months annual session
The senate ha, DO, ,,,,,y|
since the last session. 5r II
chamber of deputies h, Il
completely renewed.
Much agitation i, eygrc,e: :
the seating of scvcga. o. d,
deputies. as there are al
electoral disputes over Oh, :
come of the ba..otiGg VI Jl7,
Nobody doubts the col.r
the PNR CPartido Nac.0aa. I'll
lucionario). the goyer-.{
party, in the new chambe, 4
PNR, however. has been y.a.,-
criticized as an outw0r II
ism. created By P.u,agc0 Z
Gales to retain HI, zip %
government even after he ID
from the presidency. and a
CardenaS has nevertheless. d
ed TO function in virtually !
same way it used 20.
The deputies were e.es.si :.
three years, and before d
term of office expire, The ir.l
inaries of the campaign % ID
successor to Genera. Laza,l "a
enas will be in ful! swing ID
enas became presiden, On Dad
Der /, 1884, for a siX.ysaf .e's
The session will be 5py,yi q
the reading by CardeEa, o.
presidential message, a .otg ID
ment going into detail. i-'s
affairs of all government
partments.
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Lr.inht. Sln d

Heights, Sl0.24.
Al Wright. l house and lot Mt,
Home. $40.
Arthur c. Wright, 1 filling sta
ton East Flat Rock. S13.65.
Gene Wright, 1 lots Davis
Grove. s2.73.
Mrs. Grace Wright, 1 lot near
Flat Rock, S5.57.
J r. Wright, Est. l lot 2nd
Ave. F.. S2O.4S.
T. F.. Wright. house and lot
East Flat Rock, SlO.SO.
Miss Clara Wulburn, l lot
Druid Hills, Si.OS.
Mrs. Mildred K. wager, 2 lots
Palanza Park, $500.
EIouise Yelton, , houses and
lots lst Ave. and Whitted Street,
$2L39.
Mrs. Nell YeIgon, ~ lots Pa
lama Park. S32.5S.
Mrs. Nell and J. II. Yelton, l
house and lot Hebron St, So. 20.
Mrs. Nell Yelton. lot Mt.
ROYAL. I lot Mt. Royal, $3.50.
Mrs. Nell Yelton, | lot FASH
fern Court, $685..
Mrs. Nell Yelton and Mrs. NJ.
Morrow. lot Druid Hills, SlO.lS.
O. F.. YeIton, , lots Mount Airy
Sub-div.. Sl.+5.
Mrs. Leona Allen Young and
Mrs Zeta 3. Lentz, lot Druid
Hills, SlO.lS. 900.
W. f. Young and Wife, 1 lots
I aureI PARK. - acre Laurel PIX.
Sl6.S4.
". c. Zickgraf, 6 lots Greater
Druid Hills, $l2.l2.
Charles +. Zimmerman, Est,
/ lot Flat Rock Road, Sl9.i9.
Charles T.. Zimmerman. Est,
I lot Maxwell Sub-div- S3.Al.
DR. T. \. Zuner. , lots Echo
No. 1 Laurel Park, 1922.
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HENDERSONVILLE TOWNSHIP
COLORED

Lance Allen, 5 $40 acres
Shaws Creek, $500
Minnie J. Allen, Est, l house
and lot Ashe St., 1886.
James Altman, Est, | house
and lot Ashe St., $4.78.
Robert Aston, acres house
and lot East Flat Rock, $1,000.
Rev. r. B. Anderson, l house
and lot 9th Ave-, w., $18.78.
Abraham Austin, l house and
lot Beach St., $4.44.
Ernest Austin, | house and lot
Beach St., $4.44.
Maggie Ballenger, house and
lot Harris St., $4.44.
Rachel Bennett, l lot / house
and lot Brevard Road, $4.44.
Georgia G. Benson, house and
lot Hendersonville, $3.50.
Helen Blanton, 2 houses and
lots Oak St., $l2.63.
W. NJ. Boley, / lot Brooklyn,
$l.37.
b. C. Boman, | house and lot
Valley St., S3.41.
E. Rachel Bradley, Est, II acres
Isreal place near Shaws Creek,
$.7.94.
Lonnie Bridwell, 1 lot Whitfield
st., $2.05
w. NJ. Bridwell, / house and
lot Whitfield St., 1 lot Valley St.,
$500.
William Bridwell, l lot Valley,
$4.l0.
jim Brock, l lot and house
Beach St., $5.46.
B. F. Brown, Est, house and
lot Harris St., $4.44.
W. P. Burgan, Est, l house
and lot E. Pine S., $5.46.
Elizabeth r. Burgin, | house
and lot Ashe and 9th Ave, lot
near Nettie Lawrance, 1851.
Jessie Burgin, lot 1st Ave-,
E., sos.
J. G. Burnside, l house and lot
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Wilson County',
Sheriff Re,iiyo,

WILSON. A.. =
4 Waa,bor.l. ,....-->'ars T
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of drunken ar.vr. md s's'
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Dora Williams, ! b.

Dora Williams. | house AZ
Beach ST., $2.73.
Jane Williams. Est. 4
and lot 7th Ave- W.. 1913
Marcus Williams. e., u 4
Lake Falls, $3.50.
Perry Williams, Es:n
Little River Road, 1891
Willie Williams, E.,, j
acres, | house and lot L
Rock, Si.7S.
Monroe Wilson Est"
NTH. land. SCH
Willie Wilson. 81 acre
land, S4.7S.
Laura S. Wood. ! mouse ~
eth Ave, E.. SSH Il
Richard Wright. Es..
and lot Brooklyn. 500
H. H. Young and Wife -"
and lot .Ashe St. St..V' i
Mary Youn~ - lot =
and lot Cherry ST.. 500. II
Walter Young. ! house al
Beach ST.. $j.lj.
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HENDERSoNVILLE TOWNSHIP
DELINQUENT

uENDERsoNvILLE TOWNSHIP
DELINQUENT
". II. Anderson, lot Hebron
St. S3O.03.
ovid Balm. / lot Mt. Royal,
$6.Ol ,o
Bakor. 1 lot VT. Home, $l.22.
K. Barson. lots Hillside Park,
SOL.
3. c. Bass, : acres near Bal
four, $I2.5l.
T. l.. Bass. Est, lot Meadow
Brook, 10.
r. S. Belknap and II. N. NAL
lorie, 2 lots Willow and State St.
$751;.
VI. G. Bennison, 3 lots Maxwell
Sub-div., 1926.
G.. NJ. Bills, 3 lots Hyder Sub
div, Sl.l3.
Lizzie and Charlie Blackwell,
acre 1 house and lot Teamon ST.,
$500.
W. s. Blackwell, l lot Mt.
IlOiiCb 9AsV's ~
c. F. Bland, 9 lots Temple Ter
race, $3.50.
Inez L. Blankenship. 2 lots
Baldwin Subdiv., rs.
II. G. Blythe. 1 lot Mt. Home,
Sl.67.
]. o. Bomar, Est, 2 l-2 acres
East Flat Rock, 1896.
W. F. Bowles, 1 lot Druid Hills,
$2.51.
Sue Bowman, 3 1-2 acres near
Naples, Sl.46.
Fannie VI. Bottyer and Marga-
ret Migrate, ? lots Pine View
Terrace, S2.26.
F. ID. Bramlett, lot Druid
Hills, S747.
c. f. Brooks, lot Brooklyn,
$l.51.
c. f. Brooks, 2 lots Oak St.,
$500.
c. F.. Brooks, 2 acres and
bldgs.. Whitfield St., Sl5.02.
c. f. Brooks, lot Crab Creek
ST., $i5.O5.
c. +. Brooks, Agt., i lot Grab
Greek St., SI3.52.
Z. E. Brooks, Agt., 5 acres Mud
Greek. 1925.
c. E. Brooks, Agt., 3-8 acres
Teamon St., S5.2G.
BrunSon Furniture Co., lot
Sylvan Heights, $751;.
II. d. Caldwell, / lot FasSifern
Court, $4.51.
W. f. Campbell and c. W. Mix
on. 4 lots Laurel Park, $l.5l.
T. w. Cannon, lots Bitch
Sub-div., 1851.
f. w. Cardigan, l lot Mt.
Home, S1.22.
Carolina Realty Units, Inc, 30
lots Laurel Park Coli Course,
$78.83.
Carolina Realty Units, Inc, 3
lots Business Sec, Laurel Park,
z lots Echo Lake. 6 lots Echo No.
2, 8 lots Echo No. /, $63.O6.
Carolina Realty Units, Inc, 10
lots Echo Lake, Ia lots Echo Mt.
No. 2, S8O.33.
Carolina Trading Co.. lot
Laurel Heights, S2.26.
Carolina Trading Co., / lot 18th
Ave-, E., S5.26.
Alec s. Cassel, | lot Highland
Lake. 10.
Ella B. Chambers, lot East
Flat Rock, 10.
G. X. Chandler, 3 lots Osceola
Lake. 1915.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cheatham. | lot
Lynwood, Sl.67.
Mrs. Ollie d. Cheseborough. 2
lots Mt. Home, SALT.
Alice V. Christensen. lot
Toms Hill, S2.26.
c. +. Clark, Jr., | lot Temple
Terrace, 1915.
r. c. Collins, lot Laurel
Park, $5.07.
$6.25. '''
G. II. Cothran, lot Golf Crse.,
Laurel Park, $3.39.
Margaret II. Couse. lot Os-
ceOla Lake, $500.
Mrs. Matte Covington. lot
Mt. Royal, 1884.
!. j. Curran, 10 lots Common
Ave, $l5.O2.
Bessie Daughtery, 1 lot Druid
V. d: Davenport, 1 lot East F.
Rock, S2.3S.
w III Day;y l.. nj, nm
STAT.
J. W: Denny, l lot Highland
Ave, 10.
Sl.22.
Jane W. Denwittle, 1 lot Laurel
Park, $3.50.
Alva c. Depass, lot Highland
Lake. 10.
5. |. Depew, lots Almanance
ana Justice, 30 lots Lenox Park,
| lot LenoX Park, S54.05.
| ID. Il. Dickinson, / lot Echo Mt.
Laurel Park, $5.O7.
/. I. Dill, lot Osceola Lake,
$2.26.
James c. billiard and James
! Johnson, 2 lots 4th Ave, $4.5l.
Emma l.. Doyle, EST, lot
! Druid Hills, S14.94.
Mrs. A. +. Drake, 6 lots Min.
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DISCOVERY LIST OF hem ~,
SON COUNTY pNor IL"
ADVERTISED, 1880

f. l.. AnderS. estate
Shaws Greek. $T49. $500, d
Cade B. Allen. 10 acre
Horse Shoe. - o.. - ~
Sadye V. Brody. ! %. %; 10 =
| lot Valley s." Sl'.3fii l., ~.
Mrs. NJ. 4. Brown , n: 81
9Th Ave. and Whitfield, >!V -
Oh II. F, Cantrel!, I house az
GILBERT. $j.Hl % ,,,g q
c. +. Fisher, J -
lard land. $2.i?: , III. a
H. A. Mahaiie" :
mont. $40. r,. y. u
J. H. LampIcy : '"''
West, $2.li , IN. ~
A. A. McCaI. : '"''
Terrace. s.. y. iii } 10
Mary Belle Maxwell si ,vi,5g
Flat Rock. Jones ana
csc. D 'o,s va
subdivision, $40. .,,,.,, a
Osceola Lake ln y 81. ; .!
lot block :. - Of a ~, Il
"a . Io's y ahI -
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nuga, $l.5l. ,,,
J. D. Solley, l lot Druid Hills
e." E. II. spurrill, l lot Laurel Park
S5.O7. Co. ,uo
and lot New Hope, $3.50.
s. NJ. Stepp, Il acres Clear
Creek, $6.75. u.,
Park, $2.26.
L. ]. Stewart, lot Lynwood,
1922.
Mrs. Harry F. Strong, 2 lots
Pine View Terrace, $l.67. -.
E. r. Sutherland, Trustee, l
lot Lynwood, lot Laurel Park
~" J. R. Swan, > lots Clear Creek
H Fl. T. Tabor and S. ]. Murphy,
4 lots Toms Hill, $ll.26.
Lou Tefft, lot Sylvan lights
$6.67. Tar
The Collateral Corporation,
buildings east side Main Street.
$27.l6. Com
troll 4 lots G.. A. Turner Sub-dlV,
$4.5l. nd 90 Com
troll, II lots Druid Hills, $i23;ZO'
The Financial Board of Con-
troll / lot Annex Park, S4.5l.
Miss Ruth NJ. Theil, ! lot Hill
side Park, $l.5l. =, MI,
]. Waters Thomas, l lot High
land Lake, 70. u,,,
X. G. Thomas, l lot Highland
D1 c. B. Thornton, 1 lot Mt, Home
Alice N. Thurman, ! lot Druid
Mrs Alice n. Thurman, l lot
Rhod. Sec. Laurel Park, 5000,
Mrs. I. Fl. Thurman, | lot Echo
Mt. Laurel Park. S5.O7.
G.. B. Zimmerman, l lot ,. I.
Club, $2.26.
NJ. F.. Toms and wife, l lot
Osceola Lake, $l.5l.
Frank P. Tranton TOoIe, Est,
lot Palanza Park, 1888.
Marie Enid Towles, l lot Len
OK Park, S2.26. ,
Corneiia Tucker, l lot Highland
Lake, 10. ,
NJ. E. TurIeyville, lot Laurel
Park, $5.07.
G. 4. Turner, . lots Spartan
burg, Highway, $4.5l.
Margaret D., and f. D. Tired
we'll. | lot Indian Cave Park
1915.
Miss Efrie Massey, lot Rhodes
St., $3.50.
G. w. Weary, . lots Barker
Heights, $2.26.
Joseph VAIL, lot Lenox Park,
$2.63.
B. NJ. Walker, lot LIST Ave,
and Fleming. $20.65.
Ray Wall, | lot Druid Hills,
STAT. w
G. W. Wall, . lots Druid Hills,
$lO.48.
II. F. Walter, . lots Pine View,
$l.67.
Albert II. Walton, l-2 lot High
land Lake, 70.
John Ward, Est, 8 l-2 acres
Berea Church, $1.8S.
Mrs. Mollie 3. Ware, l lot
LynwoOd, $l.25.
J. B. Watkins, 2 lots Pine View
Terrace, $2.5l.
W. d. Watson, 2 lots Stump
St., $751;. .
Hannah and X. T. Weakley, 2
lots Druid Hills, $29.87.
Miss Katherine Weakley, ! lot
Greater Druid Hills, $5.Ol.
f. c. Weir, 9 units Baldwin
Sub-div., 81.
W. E. West, 9 1-2 acres Min,
land, $l.35.
w. Marion WnlIe, loIs W"
ceola Lake. 1915.
b. Weingast and Wayce Simp-
son, | lot 7th Ave, $3.50.
John T. wilkins, l lot +. Cas-
we'll and King, 1898.
w. H. Wilkie, 4 lots Greenville
Highway, $3.50.
Reginald Willcocks, 4 lots Echo
Lake Laurel Park, $20.26.
f. d. Williams, l lot Highland
Lake, $l.60.
Louise and Minnie Williams,
IA acre Greenville H'way, $3.50.
Joseph Witten, lot Highland
Lake, $8.7l.
Mrs. George Wood, 2 acres
Golf Course, $l.67.
c. d. Woodward and Wife, |
lot Lynwood, SIPS.
H. C.. Wright, 2 lots Druid
Hills, S6.67.
Mary c. Wright, lot Rainbow
Sec, Laurel Park, 1913.
K. A. Yawn, Z lots Hillside
Park S17.27
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Blue Ridge To~"'h 'il'.! -
W. Y. Jones ~ 4
land, re. , =. acre.
Joe b. Stepp' :
Pace land, i0c' \
Crab Creek To~n' arre:. u
Flora merrill 3 a''''
c. Orr, $2.O"' "A