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The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1937-11-05
CLASSIFIED
hEAL ESTATE AND LOANS

swe Per Cent interest, 10 to Is
wears to pay. L. S. Spangler.
md. floor, Second National Bank
BuiIding. Telephone $50.
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DRUGS, Etc.

Warren Pharmacy. Drugs, Pre-
scriptions, Cosmetics, Magazines.
Candy. Cigarettes. $40 Jefferson
St Phone your order. 927.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1937-11-05

An extract Of a letter from an
American naval officer on board
the U. S. Ship John Adams. in
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1937-11-05
MARKETS
coFFEEs, TEA, Etc.

See w. D. Cunningham for Kennys
Coffess; 4S hours from the roas-
ter. 81 East Franklin st. Tele-
phone 48S.
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AUTO SERVICE. USED CARS

Diamond t Motor Trucks. Sales
and Seryice-Poe's Garage, rear
of lis E. Franklin street, Hagers-
town. Phone 15S.
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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-01-23
S U " " o n 5

The state Of Montana to all persons
claiming any interest In or lien upon
the real property herein described, ,, or
any part thereof defendants, GREET
You are hereby -elaired to appear and
answer the compliant Of ilAkk1
plaintiffs. filed with the .Ierk Of the
above entitled Court within sixty ltDl
days after the first publication Of TINS
summons and set forth what interest or
certain real property, or any Tart here
Of situated in the County Of Fa"3de
State OF Montana. particularly described
as follows:
Section One a., Township twenty
two 1927 North Range three CD
East Montana Meridian, containing
one hundred sixty (100)) acres
and you are hereby notified that unless
you 30 appear and answer the pialntiiIs
viii apply to the Court for the RELIEF
demanded in the complaint. tO-wit; de-
cree determining that the plaintiffs are
the sole heirs Of the deceased entryman
OF the above entitled land and quoting
the title of the plaintiffs as such in and
to said lands.
said Court this 31st day Of December.
' GEORGE HARPER. Clerk.
H. ]. SKINNER. Deputy Clerk.
MEMORANDUM
The following persons are said to|
have an interest in the above described
land: 4
l. E. A. simpson OF Los Angeles,
California
2 Stanton Trust and Savings Bank
of Great Falls. Montana.
g. Abram Miller of Perry, Kansas.
SWANBERG and SWANBERG.
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Date OF first publication, January D
1887. Ok
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-01-23
UTILITY FIRMS CAN GO
TO FEDERAL COURT IN
RATE ADJUSTMENTS

Greater security of utilities from
unjust attacks seems to be afforded
by the recent action of the Lewis &
Clark county district court in dis
missing the rate reduction proceed
ings instituted against Consumers
Gas company, supplying Sunburst
and Sweetgrass with natural gas.
The state court denied a writ Of
control sought by the
public utility commission, thereby
ruling that the state courts TO not
offer adequate remedy. thus allow
ing utilities access TO the federal
courts as set forth in a recent de
cision Of the United States suprem2
curt The rate reduction order was
an arbitrary move on the part of
a Jealous commissioner. not based
either an complaint of consumers or
on Injustice of rates.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-01-23
Oil Trade Notes
OF Interest to Refiners and Marketers

gal
total 4,4O5407
of
gallon gasoline purchased 81 gallon
totad $6,5OO J. A. KOebbe president
Cooperative OF
dend Of 10 purchasers patrons to be paid after May
gallons oils
L.
purchased
installations
catering the needs of motorists
Careful investigation OF
percent in according
0 administration.
in
34029482O They jumped from $1S527755
N $4.74O,46196 in 1886.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-01-23

35-SW 1-A-3T
10 TO Cornelius V shreeve Is OF 1ss
NEA 21-3J-3W. 81 1-14-S7.
DO 20 r. II. Hughes ITO Of 10 NI3
81 -35-3w 81 1-1F37
DO TO Earl B. Shultz is Of 10 81
35-3W. 81. 1-H-M.
DO to ]. B. Martins, 10 Of ~ 81
Do 10 Earl C Robb is Of 10 a-S5-
3W. 81. 1-I4-d
G. f. Gallogly to Katherine Lang, IS
Of 1Gs All Sec. SIT Lots 3. T. sEtSW3
IS Lots I. ?, 3, f. SI4NWa NB3SW2
SlNIsa NasE4 SW3sE4 10. N3NW3 SWA
NW3 WASW3 ElNE1 E3SE3 %. NWt
NW3 SiNW3 SW3 q, NW4NW1 %
NEiNEa 20.35-3w. 81. 1-14-S7.
VIM. shaver. Inc, to Leonard zeisler,
28es S3NEi II, Sw3NW3 12-34-2W. 1-14-S7
c. f. Gallogy to WIN. f. Sager is OF
fgt Sec. SIT, Lots 3 4, SE4SW4 10
Lots /. .. 3 t. SEfNW4 NEtSW4 s8NE7
N4SE1 SW3SE3 10 N3NW4 SW4NMt
sW3NW3 WlSW3 EhNE4 EASEi % NWt
NW3 SlNW4 SW1 n, NW3NW4 2S
NE1NE3 20-35-3W. 81. 114-T.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-01-23
GLACIER COUNTY
ASSIGNMENTS OF ROYALTY
BY Glacier County Abstract Co.
CUT BANK, MONTANA

ASSIGNMENTS OF ROYALTY
Iverina NJ Rassmusen to First Nat
BIZ OF browning. Lots 2 3 4, Sec.
! MANI 2-34-G To secure $4,000.
oE E% 2 ~ sgswf S VISIT VI e 25 saPiA
T. G 2, Tarrant to Mrs sw, hsTnhas EHs
sw3 sE3sWs q ct / ssh. sEtNE S.sE EjssE y
NaNW4 NINA S4-s6 EBNEi 24-sT-5.
LIFE INTEREST ONLY. then goes TO
Ralph Lillegnrd. Henry Lillegard, Sverre
Lnlegard, Agnes Kistler. Nancy Billegard
Martin Teterud to Mrs. Bcrnhardlne
Johnson IL In certain ~ shaped tract
YIN. u. Haulon. Agent and VIM NJ.
lianion et uX 10 Edward Jensen IL Lot
% See 1928
OIL AND GAS LEASE
Mary Schauhy Rougle Lillian Schauby
.Akire Fannie Schanhy Xnslkc. Elsie
Schauhy Davidson. Josephine Wright
catherine Schauhy Osborne to Montana
Power Gas Company SlNEl N4SEl 4
30 ! yr. two months II days. Roy
atty 18th Well by Sept. /. 1895 or
81 for six months.
ASSIGNMENT OF OIL AND GAS LEASE
Guy l.. smith IT uX To II. +. Patterson
Trustee Assigns Cole lease O&GL Page
1dA. as TO 40 Int in NE3SW4 SO
ATTACHMENT
This Court. Clapper Motor Company
Inc. vs. John ". Cohurn S7WiSi with
I0c. from March n. 1875. SWlSEi SEA
SW3 .: NWANEi NE3NW4 S-33-5: nj
NE{ SEiNE4 NiSW3NEl ;s3;2-s: MA
~ 3 ;: Lots 3 T. 5 - Lots l, >. 3,
Sec 25-A.6: SElSwl wtSW3 .; SlSEl
SWl NElNWl NlNEi Obs; NEl
NW3 12-Gl.G; E1SW4 SE3 y WtNWi
3l-36-l2 EsSE4 ~: SW3 NElSEi NEl
NEi, siSEl "a; VIVA 35-;sl.5; Lot 4
Lots l. .. 3 SAM. NWlSw4 w8SE4
SEiSEl 4-:2-l; M a-34-6; Lots 3 (.
E1SW3 ~ SiSEl 3 NE3 NlSE4 SWl II
3f-5: SW4 "A: NtNW3 NlSiNW4 ~:
Sci 10 NSNEl Sci NW4 20: VIVA EtE5
Is; Wiwh EiEl 10; EaEl II SCI "A Ni|
NE3 NASlNE3 2l-34-7 NV - Sci n
32-5: Wa 3}-35-J: Lots l. .. Sec. 10
Lots 3. I. See. 3-3J-G.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-01-23
STORM ADDS
lContiued from Page one)

iCOnuueo from rage Onej
contract and division order oil in
Cut Bank field. Montana Pipeline
buying for Imperial. bought a large
amount of oil for storage last fall,
starting to prorate only in December.
The only thing that can seriously
altsr the situation, operators say, Is
the development of a large amount
of production in west Turner Valley
which now has three wells capable
of a production OF around 1900
barrels per day This is less than
the amount of oil taken out of the
market by the operation of the
new Northwest Refinery plant at
Cut Bank, which will start in March.
Refiners point out that operators
need not launch any large drilling
campaign or even a campaign of
acidization, however There is more
than enough production now devel-
oped to care for the apparent
market The artificial scarcity
caused by curtailment during winter
weather will only mean consistent
market in the early spring.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-01-23
LEGISLATIVE PROGRAM

I'VE face in this session OF Con-
gress the necessity Of increasing
the taxes on crude oil and gas and
fuel oil from one-half to one cent
per gallon: making permanent the
Connally Hot Oil" law; the reten-
ton of the present 271z per cent
depletion clause In the Revenue
bill, and the reauthorization of the
Interstate Oil Compact
This Is the legislative program
outlined by Charles F. ROeser.
president of Independent Petroleum
Association, in a letter to the editor
of the Journal.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-01-23
TOOLE COUNTY
by shelby Abstract q Title Company
SHELBY, MONTANA

V. r. Carlson to L. c. Lindermann IL
NEl i9-24-lW. ST. 1-13-37
Gertrude f. GallOgy to Herbert u
Shove IL Of IL EiEi 2S-35-3w. 81
1887
DO 10 Herbert D. shove is OF 1es Sec
s. II. Lots 3. t. SE4SW1 Is 0ts j. q
4. SE4SWf NE1SW4 SANEl NbSE4 SWl
SE3 10. NlNWi WiSW4 WBSW1 EiNEl
ElSE4 70 NWfNW4 SANW3 Ss.c 81 NV
NWl. y. NE4NE4 29-35-3w 81 1.13-37
Glen Watson ct al to Charles Gregory
10 of ~ NEi 81 -3j-3W 1.l4-3
DO to w Kelley 10 Of q Mel 81.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-01-23
DR.. BROWN RETURNING

DR.. Marnum Brown OF the Ameri-
can Museum of Natural History
will head another fossil hunting
expedition into Montana next sum-
mer, according to word received by
Prof. Melville Sayre OF the Mon
tana School of Mines, DR.. Brown
is credited as a geologist with the
discovery of BOwdOin dome in adj
dition to his discoveries of rare
fossils in Fort Peck district. Choteau
r giOn found in the area along the
Montana Wyoming border.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-01-23
OUR MAIL BAG

wheeler. Mont, JAN. 16, 81
Montana Oil Journal,
Great Falls, Montana,
Dear sirs:
In your last issue noticed a re
port OF gas well being drilled on
the wrong Farm. There was a
purpose and no mistake made in
this location. was in charge and
spotted a location on the knight
Farm Ny oil and gas permit drill
ling was in progress when / learned
that I must drill on the Armstrong
acreage to secure the 920. acre
lease. 1t was my personal interest
TO drill on the permit, but it was
very important for the Co. to Sc
cure this lease, / wired for confir-
nation that the lease would be given
out of consideration of immediate
operations, confirmation was given
the rig was skidded, the lease re-
ceived and recorded for the Philips
oil and gas co.
This lease was again renewed by
the payment of $500. paid by the
seven directors. l purposely had a
clause in this last lease that gas
wells could be retained by the an
nual payment of $50. the mistake was
the failure of the company to look
after this payment and the we'll
which is not more than one half
mile from the structural high, and
if properly cared for would doubtless
be the best producer yet drilled on
the dome.
Very respectfully yours.
E. v. BETHEL
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-01-23
STUDY WE'LL sPACING

American Petroleum Institute has
named committee to study spacing
of oil wells Montana is not re-
presented on the committee. The
obolition of town lot drilling and
other uneconomic practices will be
one of the principal results sought
by the committee.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-01-23
PONDERA COUNTY
by Pondera County Abstract Co.
CONRAD. MONTANA

RELEASE OIL & GAS LEASE
Texas Production Company t0 Matt G..
a.. Ives IT NIX. Lots g, Z. Sec Z Lot
aud NElNWl See ~. S1SE4 Sec. Z, M
NE4 S,r 1s-9GN Nv Recorded Book
PAGE IL.
ANNUAL REPORT
Victor OH Co cap. stock $0.OO0 paid
in NAn In cash SNO In debts. SlOS0
Directors Victor X. Dacken. David r.
Mills. r. r. Trimmer
RELEASE OIL & GAS LEASE
Glacier Production Company 70 Johnson
.I,welry Company and George House ct
NIX SlhO ElSEi So. -. W3SW3 See.
9G-3i-i
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-01-23
WORKING on BOND ISSUE

~ IC4Nb 4A5CCA2
Montana-Dakota Utilities company
is asking for renewal of all its var
ious franchises in Montana towns
and cities in connection with its
coming bond issue. 1t is expected
that there will be no opposition to
the extension of the franchises
which extension is asked merely to
make the life of the various fran
chises the period of the bonds. Spe-
cial elections will be necessary in
many communities.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-01-23
OBJECTION AZ RROWING

BROWNING-The town council
has authorized petitions for an cleo
tion on the building of a municipal
plant for furnishing natural gas 60
the town and agency. Petitions
will be ready for circulation early
in the week. The election will fin
ally be ordered upon the filing Of
the petitions of sufficient number
of eligible voters with the town
council.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-01-23
CHARLEY ROSS STEPS OUT

C. c. Ross, former geologist with
the Canadian government and for
the last Is months minister of lands
and mines of Alberta, has resigned
the latter position and his place
has been taken by N. E. Tanner,
former school principal, bishop
of the Mormon church and speaker
of the house. Ross is said to have
disagreed with policies of the social
credit administration
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-01-23
CHANDLER "ON us OWNv

shorty Chandler. formerly sup
erintendent for Manning & Martin,
rotary cOtractors. was a visitor in
Cut Bank this week. announcing
that he has severed his relations
" tn the contracting firm He left
Cut Bank for Lethbridge without
announcing his future plaps but It
Is understood that he P,ay start
up a new rotary contracting firm.
TO operate in Cut Bank field
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-01-23
EALLON COUNTY
by Fallen County Abstract Co.
BAKER. MONTANA

ASSIGNMENT OF ROYALTY
Chris Elkland ~ ux 10 Eph keirle.
Dated Dtr 8 1896 Cons 800 11qs
royalty OF all oil X gas produced q
saved on Lots 3 = SElNW4 sWlNE3.
SEA Sec a. Twp ION. Rye 5SE.
Chris EIkland It TX to Eph Keirle.
Dated Dec .. 1895 Cons. 500 1es royalty
~ All oil produced n sawed on LntG
q T. SEiNWi SWlNEl Sei Sec. @,
Twp ION. Rye 5SE.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-01-23

HARRY V. MILLER. and GEORGE
A. MILLER, PLAINTIFFS
VS.
All persons claiming any interest in, or
lien upon, the real property herein des-
cribed. or any part thereof,
Defendants.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-01-23

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
EIGHTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF
THE STATE OF MONTANA, IN AND
FOR THE COUNTY OF CASCADE.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-09-24
LEGION WANTS u. S.
TO HAVE GREATEST
= NAVY, MORE DEFENSE
lContinued from page one)

-. CONTINUED from page one) \
perhaps be that of unehlploy-
ment. The Legion is in a position,
with it's extended membership of
all classes--a veritable cross-eX-
animation of our citizenship-to
contribute materially to the sue
cess of the movement now well
under way to absorb the unem-
ployed into commerce and indus
try; and in the future develop
ment of q national prosperity,
which has all but arrived"
The following were elected ma
tional vice commanders: Drury
Phillips, mining engineer and
commander of the Texas depart
ment: Philip Conley Of West Vm-
ginia, historian and magazine edi-
tor: Harry NJ. Johnson, Anacon-
da. Mont, public utilities man
ager; James F. Daniel, j., of
South Carolina, county service Of
ficer; James K. Mahatfy Of Ha-
wall, bond and insurance sales
man.
The Rev. Frank J. Lawler Of
jacksonville, H., who. served rs
an enlisted man during the war,
was elected national chaplain.
Mrs. Malcolm Douglas of Sc
attic, Wash, was elected national
president Of the women'S auxil-
iarV.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-09-24

$40 Beach ST., $500.
Morris, Marie, / lot Justice st.,
$3.50. ,isit
Morris, Mitchell Est, 2 houses
and lots End Ave. E., $3.l2. gSt
Murray, Francis Est. 4 lots
near colored cemetery, $500.
Owens, Laura, house and 3
lots Beach St., $500.
Parks, Nero, house and lot
Ash St., 1901.
Pearson. Albert (Admr.). one
house and lot Whitfield ST., S9.01.
Pilgrim, Chris, house and lot
9Th Ave. E., $3.50. .g,G
Poole, Lily (trustee), house
and lot Ash St., $ll.ll. mm
Potts, Katie Lee, house and
lot sos Valley St., 5000. uuu
Powell, Cecil, 2 houses and
lots Caswell St., S26.02.
Price, A. j.. Estate, / house
and lot LIST Ave. w., $500. 80.
Price, Minnie f., / lot Whtted
ST., $3.50. i"'
Quarles, Edgar, lot Whitfield
St., $3.50. 40
Quinn, K. b., ! house and lot
Oil 7th Ave. W., S43.44. yald
Rankin, Will A.. house and
lot 1st Ave-, $l0.2l. 10y.
Roberts, +. T., house and lot
1st Ave. W., $l4.40 ."
Robinson. Ben and Phoebe;$l
house and lot Oak St., $500.
Robinson. Gustava NJ. house
and lot S2l Oak St., 1891.
Robinson, l.. H., ! house and
lot Oak St., Sl2.S0. i"
Robinson. William. house and
lot 623 Whitfield ST., Sl4.40. -
Sample, Jane, house and lot
Oak. ST., $500. -.
Sans, Mrs. Charlie, ! house
and lot Ash St., $500.
Sanders, Henrietta, house and
lot Ash St., 1901. ~
Shelton, Henry Est. house
and lot Whitfield St.. 1871. o..
Shelton, Ollie, house and lot
Valley St., $7.20. ~
Shepherd, Will, house and lot
Oak St., $1,000. -,
Smith, Addie p, / house and
lot Beach St.. $40. r.
Stage, Frank, | house and lot
y. Cherry St., $29.0l.
Stoonc, Juanita Owen, house
and lot 7th Ave. W., $500. b"
Summey, Frances, house and
lot Valley St., $1,000.
Summey, Rose, ] lot Ash ST.,
$3.50.
Summey, William, l lot Justice
St., $7.S1. IL
Thompson, Burley, / house and
lot Oak St., $l5.0l. -
Thompson, Clarence and Ber-
tie, house and lot near Rigby-
Morrow Co., $11.0l. "
Thompson, Samuel, house
and lot Beach St., $40.
Walker, ID. A., house and lot
! Harris St., $3.50. m.
White, Margaret, house and
lot Justice St., S9.0l.
Williams, Charlie, 2 houses and
lots Justice St., $22.2l.
Williams, Jane Estate, ! house
and lot 7th Ave. w., $780,.
Wright, Richard Estate, /
house and lot Brooklyn, $16.80.
Young, II. H. and Annie, obe
house and lot Ash St., 1920,
Young, Mary, house and lot
Cherry St., $3.50.
Young, Walter, l house and lot
| Reach St, S9,06.
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Harris St., $l6.2l.
Edwards, Mary Lee, | lot 18th
Ave-, $l.Sl. ....
Erwin, Arthur, 1 house and
lot 7l9 Whitfield ST., $S.40.
Foster, Starks, / lot lst Ave-.
$2.40. -
Fowler, Georgianna Est, LOT
Curry ST., $40.
Fowler, Georgianna Est. one
house and lot Ind Ave. f. and
King St., $4,000.
Cash, Lownes, house and LOT
near cemetery, $500.
Giles, Rev. G. S., | house and
lot Oak ST., S7.20.
Glosson, J. S., | house and lot
Cherry St., $500.
GoodSby, Eddie, / house and
lot Valley St., $l4.40.
Gregory. Willie b. and Lily b
Miles, > houses and = lots Ash
ST., 1920.
Green, Hall Estate, ! house anc
lot Beach St., $9.0l.
Green, J. W., and wife, one
house and lot IT'S Whitfield st.
$ll.0l.
Guinyard, Sherod, | house and
lot PIT Barnwell St., 1898.
Hawkins, Florence, | house ano
lot Beach ST., $500.
Holmes, Cora, house and lo'
2nd Ave. E., $4,000.
Holt, Tom, 3 houses and lot
1St Ave. w., $3.50.
Jackson. View, house ant
lot 9lS Whitfield St., $500.
johnson, Henry, | house an'
lot Beach St., $3.94.
lowers, Alberta. | house an'
lot Valley ST., $7.2O.
Kennedy. Arthur, house an'
lot 42G 18th Ave. E., 1881.
Kirby, Robert, ] house and 10
Whitfield St., SLIGO.
Landrum, William, ] house an'
lot 40 Harris St, 5000.
Lawrence, Dave, | house an'
lot Beach and 9th Ave, $500.
Lewis, jamie, house and 10
Beach St., $500.
Lewis, Olive, house and 10
Valley St., $3.50.
Logan, Mary, | house and 10
9th and Oak St., $40.
Lowrance, Dock, house an'
lot 1st Ave. w. and Justice st.
$500.
Lynch, J. J. heirs, I house an,
lot 3rd Ave. w., $40.
Lynch, Maggie, lot Alamanc'
St., 1901.
Mcclure, Annie, house anc
lot Beach and 9Th Ave. East
1898.
McMinn, Joe, l house and LOT
Curry St., $500.
Maxwell, w. d., l house anC
lot Ash St., S15.0l.
Merritt, Cappie, | house ant
lot Barker St., $1,000.
Merritt, Cappie, ] house ant
lot Cherry St., $3.50.
Miller, Joe Estate, / house ant
lot Oak St., ! house and lot I'll
Ave. W., $l4.40.
Miller, Mrs. w. A., house am
lot 4th Ave. E., / house and 10
Pine ST., $27.60.
Mitchum, James, / house ant
lot 900 Whitfield St., $l0.40.
Mitchum, Nancy, | house ant
lot sol S. Whitfield St., $500.
Moffitt, Mamie, 1 house ant
lot 226 w. Caswell St., $22.l9.
Morris, Charlie, / house ant
lot Justice St., $1,000.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-09-24
ADVERTISING LIST
1886 CITY TAX
CONTINUED from page FOUR

Continued from page iour)
Burnsidcs, }. c., | house and
lot 8lS LIST Ave. W., $l5.17.
Carson, Jacob p, | lot Brook
Ign, $500.
Carson, Jacob p, l house and
lot S. Washington ST., $2l.Ol.
Cash, James, lot LIST Ave. W.,
$3.50.
Collins, Fannie Est, | house
and lot Whitfield St., $8.4O.
Creasman, Robert ] house and
lot 1913 Whitfield St., S8.l6.
Crews, Margaret, house anc
lot Harris St., $26.40.
Cunningham, J. f., house ant
lot $40 Cherry St., Sl3.76.
Cunningham, u. F., l house
and lot Sth Ave, $1,000.
Davidson, Thomas w., | house
and lot 434 Harris St., $3.50.
Davis, Cora, 1 house and lot
Cherry St., S3.01.
Dogan, Simp Estate, 2 Blu
acres and / house and lot, Dogar
house, $4,000.
Drake, Charlie, / house and
lot 443 Harris St., $l4.OO.
Drake, Pink, | house and lo'
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-09-24
Smith Given Life
Term In Murder

LANCASTER, s. C., Sept. %.
Robert S. Smith, escaped North
Carolina convict, last night was
sentenced by Judge G. b. Green
to life on the roads n this county
or in the state penitentiary follow
ing his conviction of the Fourth
Of July murder of Policeman Is.
Frank Sowell.
Shortly afterward, Smith was
taken to the state penitentiary UNI
der heavy guard. The jury found
him guilty of murder but recon-
mended mercy. The life sentence
was mandatory under its verdict.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-09-24
WILKINS PLANE is
AGAIN FORCED DOWN

NEW YORK, Sept. "a. (UP)-
The plane carrying Sir Hubert
Wilkins and four companions, re-
turning from an unsuccessful po-
lar search for the six missing Rus
sian filters, was forced down last
night on a small lake near Lake
Dubonnet, so miles northeast of
Winnipeg, Man, the Explorers
club announced. The plane was
not damaged.