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The Nome daily nugget., 1937-01-20
Huskie ys Alaskans Hammon vs Com-
 mercials Tonite

The third games of the indoor baseball series are being played this evening at the new school gymnasium, where more than two hundred people have been watching this fine sport during the past two weeks.
 The first game begins at 8 P. M. and is between the Huskies and Alaskans, to be followed later by game between the Hammon & Commercials. Empires are Nor win w. Lewis and Guy Boyd. Score keepers Babe Seidenverg and Emerson Bassett.
 According to past attendance capacity house should be there tonight, if the storm doesn't in crease, to hold the people home. More interest has been manifest ed during the past week than for sometime. Those who attend every game are planning on be- ing on hand early to get the best seats available, and as a general rule, that should apply to all those who desire getting the best view of the games, although there is
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-01-20
GOOD NEIGHBOR NOME
Fairbanks Daily News-Miner)

Fairbanks Daily -Miner)
 The presence in Fairbanks the last several days of members of the Alaska legislature from the Second Division of which Nome is the headquarters empha- sizes the close contact that region has with this
 Lying side by side, the Second and the Fourth Divi- sions of Alaska constitute the northernmos portion ot Alaska, sweeping from the Arctic shores SouhWard hundreds of miles, virtual empire within itself, and to vast and predominatng degree with common n- terests and problems
 Nome and Fairbanks as the capital and trading and transportation bases of the two divisions, natural hubs of contact and the hearts of business and other activities of the two divisions.
 Major airplane routes connect the two cities and bring them into daily contact The average plane spans the distance between Fairbanks and Nome in five hours less. Both cities also the natural route and future great aviation highway which will connect the Occdent and the Orient. Both cities have interest in the development of this great Alaskan and world route.
 Mining, as the major industry and the life of both the Second and Fourth Divisions presents the major industry in which the two divisions share common interest.
 In respect to the needs of and better airfeds highways and air and local mail services and radio and other communications, the two divisions also have mon interests of first importance.
 Winter travel between Nome and the Outside and the transport of Outside mail to and from Nome and Second Division points has gravated this way for nat ura reasons and means much to Fairbanks we'll as to Nome
 Many Suppl1eS WHICH NOIne dIlQ OeCOHQ OlVlSlOH mining trapping and other ceners and ouposts receive in winter via plane and which constitute ever-in creasing volume, distributed from this center.
 Progress and prosperity of the Second Division much to Farbapks in way of trade and patronage from her travelling public. Amity and good will pre- vailing among the peoples of the two divisions and ited action in the future will go far toward speeding their progress and prosperity.
 The mutual interests of the two great divisions embracing the Inland Empire of Alaska-the only dv cio Uhn hxyt of tho tic Ocean and served likewise by that great inland art cry of commerce. the Yukon River, are indisputable and lasting. ~ ~-' '- - ----~. r Legislators of the two divisions chambers of merce, individuals and organized concerns in every field of endeavor in the Second and Fourth Divisions
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-01-20
Tickets Withstand Interference From Police in Shutdown
By The Associated PreSSJ

By The Associated PresSj
 DETROIT, Jan. 19, - The Un- tied Automobile Workers of Am erica picket line, estimated by union officials to number a thou sand men, withstood, today, a police tear gas attack when they closed the Briggs Manufacturing Company's Meldrum Avenue plant.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-01-20
Dimond Elected to Many
 Committees Wn.
By The AssoclatId PreSs)

WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 19, The House of Representatives today elected Delegate from AL aska Anthony J. Dimond. to be a member on the Rivers and liar bors, Merchant Marine, Agricul- ture, Public Lands, Territories, Mines, and Indian Affairs Com- mittees.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-01-20

plenty of space in the big hall.
 Following are the tentative line ups for tnoight:
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-01-20

Garnet Martin. Right Field Substitutes Steve Anderson, Andy Roberts, Homer Roberts.
 COMMERCIALS
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-01-20

< Legislators of the two divisions, chambers of com- merce, individuals and organized in every
 field of endeavor in the Second and Fourth Divisions
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-01-20
THE NOME DAILY NUGGET, NOME. ALAohA

will do well to ever be mir5ul of their common inter, ests and carefully cultivate their friendly relations ana mited efforts in every possible progressive movement
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-01-20
ALASKANS
HAMMON

Art Harris, Captain,.........Catcher Chuck O'Leary........ .........Pitcher Jack Humling........ ........lst Base Gerry Harney..................2ndB Base Tony Rolando. Base Gene Marks........Left Short
 Carl Glavinovich.... Right Short
 Dick Ludwig .......... ........Left Field
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-06-05

SYNOPSIS a rsarIeriens skos
&s eIIrEsII64 luaf Han1hoe 81
q ~ fsefmN ni9af Is FaFriaqson
a Aem4 - Michaeg1 aAnfx a
1Ef1ss ~ Effaaea elleri.1 makes
1fFFsFa1 fIIfFfa ~ fas nlarooned
kaNsNeel1 Nlks. fAs 2kipper. Ms
ell fNfe4e Eeano&F eanf, Amns
N4Fsaa. rI4sf an1 pFsdish, Gay
FaIH4E. Mt1ss Fed -hezded snasi-
hE9ft mFaeH ED lhe four eerp-
seis ua lAt 1srpnd nerre-rnckinr
eN - 80 nsan'9 bofg belorr
IIs kl2 & h Mlehesfs faihas.
iAw@2 eaa sappoaealu deed nimes
AikF tFaa a. lnfamf Nike GETS
aTuA4 Ed s<Fnpl tith Cay.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-06-05
SLIPPING;
GIANTS And CUBS
DIVIDE TWIN BILL
wALLoP DoDc-
Frs; INDIANS DOWN yANks
AND TIGERS ovERwHELM
SENATORS

NEW YORK, June 5--A gal
axy of ace pitchers saw mound
duty in the doubleheader between
Chicago Cubs and New York
Giants yesterday afternoon. For
the second time in a row. Carl
HubbelI was knocked out Of the
box. He pitched 7 and two-thirds
innings in the opening contest
and was relieved with the score
tied. French started for the
Cubs but gave way to Davis. who
was also relieved. The two final
pitchers were charged with the
victory and loss of the game. Mel
ton lost and Bryant won.
In the nightcap, Lee and Castle
man hooked up in a pitching duel,
Lee losing. giving up nine hits,
and Castleman winning, allow
ing six safeties-
st. Louis Cardinals snapped out
of their slump with a bang yes
terday. Getting at opposition
pitching for Is safeties, the Gas
house Gang waIloped Brooklyn
Dodgers. II to 4. as Rookie Wei
land held the Dodgers to six hits.
Dizzy Dean is back in the fold,
Ford Friek, president Of the Ma
,tional League, having reinstated
him, early yesterday afternoon.
sWen, / won my point" Dean
said. 81 said / couldn't sign any
thing and ] didn't sign anything. "
Dizzy viii pitch against the Giants
this afternoon.
In a battle Of the lowest teams,
Cincinnati Reds again whipped
Philadelphia Phillies, 9 TO s.
In the American League, Cleve-
land Indian edged out New York
Yankees, 5 to 8, and reduced Nc
Carthy's mems lead to two games.
The Yanks outhit the Indians, II
to 9.
Detroit Tigers snapped out OF
their luckless streak and over
whelmed Washington Senator'S.
10 to 3. Bridges pitched a six.
hit game for the Tigers.
Philadelphia Athletics, who set
the league afire a while back, are
now just five games out of the
cellar. St. Louis Browns. last
place occupants. defeated them
yesterday, 7 to g. Both teams hit
hard.
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IN THE COUNTY JUDGES CoIHT
MONROE COUNTY. STATE 0F

II THE COUNTY JUDGES GoI HT.
MONROE COUNTY. STATE 0F
FLORIDA.
ESTATE OF
J. BINlOS BETHEL.
Deceased.
NOTICE OF PROBATE
The state OF Florida. % All PcrsHms
Interested In the Estate 81 said
Decedent-
You are hereby notified that q
written instrument purporEinE 90
be the Last VIII and Testameuf 81
said decedent has bee2 ADMITTED e.
probate IN said Court
You are hereby commanded VITA
in six calendar months from fne
date Of the first publication - the
notice 10 appear In said caurt and
show cause. II any you can. WhE
the action Of said court in admit
ting said viii 70 probate should nof
stand unrevoked
fSEAL) RAYMOND r. LORD.
County Judge. Monroe County- FloT-
ida mas l5--z-2s. jane
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CUBS And TIGERS
TANGLE SUNDAY

Young Cubs and Tigers VIII
again cross bats Sunday afternoon
at Navy Field, beginning at 2:S0
o'clock.
SaIinero and D. Navarro viii be
the battery for the Cubs and l.
Rodriguez and A. Rodriguez for
the Tigers.
A few new faces win be seen
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-06-05
IN THE COUNTY JUDGES COURT
II AND FOR MONROE COUNTY,
FLORIDA. IN PROBATE.
~ DFe- Enc-F- krFsErs az


FLORIDA. IN PROBATE.
N RE: ESTATE or
]. BENION BETHEL.
Deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
To all creditors and all persons
having claims or demands against
said Estate:
You, and each Of you. are hereby
notified and required TO present
any claims and demands which you.
or either Of you. may have against
the estate Of ]. Bunion Bethel. de-
ceased. late Of Monroe County.
Florida, to the Hon. Raymond r
Lord. County Judge of Monroe
County, at his office in the County
Courthouse in Monroe County. Flor
ida. within eight calendar months
from the date Of the first publica-
tion hereof. All claims and de-
mands not presented within the
time and in the manner prescribed
herein shall be barred as provided
by law.
Dated April 18th. A d. 1887.
LILLIAN BETHEL.
As Executrix of the Last VIII and
Testament of J. Bunion Bethel.
Deceased mayi5-22-2s; june3
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-06-05
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
~ Ann FOR MONROE COUNTY.
<.wm a wr~rrnxr .r

-
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL cIRCetF
~ AND FOR MONROE COUNTY
FLORIDA. IN CHANCERf. Ass f|
ID. a. McDOUGALs and CLAUDE
L. FREELAND, as Trustee.
Plaintiffs,
VS.. No. 6-5s3
WAR AxELSoN AND COM
PANY. a dissolved Florida cor
poratiOn, ct al,
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
STATE OF FLORIDA
COUNTY OF MONROE
To: W. Y y. REALTY CORPORA
TION. a New York corporation.
ANN T. REED. sometimes known
as ANNA 7. REED. and ROBERT
REED. her husband THEODok
r REED. sometimes known as
woman, ANNA Z. REED. a sin
gle woman, EDWARD $. MILLS.
and if married. MRS. EDWARD
s MILLS. his wife. DAVID L
FINZEL and RUTH FINZEL. his
wife, GEORGE BELLETTE, Wi
dover. ELSORA ANN BEL
LETTE. a minor. JOAN EDITH
BELLETTE. minor, lNAK
AXELSON. MARY McDOUGAL
as Directors. as Trustees Of WAR
AXELSON AND COMPANY. a dis
solved Florida corporation, and
WAR AXELSOS AND COM
PANY, a corporation c. w.
GOULD and il married. Mrs c
w. GOULD, his wife
You are notified and hereby re-
CURED TO appear TO the bill Of com
plant for the foreclosure Of the
mortgages in the above entitled
cause on or before the eth day Of
June A D. 1897. otherwise the al
legations of said bill Of complaint
will be taken as confessed by you
and each Of YOU
This order shall be published in
the Key West Citizen published at
Key West, Florida.
DATED at Key Wesl. Monroe
County, Florida, this 9Th day Of
May A D. 1897
CIRCUIT COURT SEAL)
Ross c Sawyer
Clerk of the Circuit Court In and
for Monroe County, Florida
By (Sd) Florence + Sawyer
Deputy Clerk.
IRA c. HANCOCK
Miami, Florida
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
mays-15-22-2s; iunes. 49,
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ssespeoeeee~eseeeesseess
Today's Horoscope


Today's native will probably
have an excess Of caution and self
regard. but with a willy nature,
not opt TO be over-eonscientious
IN the way wealth is obtained. He
Is very Iiatle to overrate his own
powers. and thereby may fall in
10 q lot Of t-Ou lie, almost before
he Is aware Of any change in con-
dition.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-06-05


RESOLUTION or TNN Na&M|
or PUBLIC TNETETFTIE| ~
MONROE COUNTY. TI.4#E&
CMIdNG AZ ElECTIn& I'M
SPECIAL TAX school uEN-
TR1cT NUEHEH 1EH |Ca2#I
COUNTY F4nUT|& y" ~"
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or TRUSTEES Fom SAT- FnE.
Ta4cT IN kcr-oRnaNI-E wFT|
rU4pTIn 1neTr Eree|f.N
LAWS OF 1888
WHEREAS under EhmnsNF EMNN1
Laws Of R'lorIaa. Acts 81 E8Nz = -
annual electInn must - h1la -
Snecfn1 Tax EchooI fIInIrIrs4 En4
the determination 81 the arnmmaf ~
mills 70 h. levied mna fhR esMn1InN
Of Trustees and ufharena lEzF Is tAs
ffne IL held eeid rlerfinn. nnf
WHEREAS. Special Ia1 saa1a
cnmns~ r.1e~sse - -.
herr srnafea ~ An 's7rrslnn - -
ona1ffled eIecf1re 81 80 zlI91rI.l
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IN Monroe rsnuufr 'nxe~mt fhe -.
land portion thereof ara
has erected se s..d sssss. - =
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election ~ heia wlf67r. .zrees~f -
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Tsre~fon TsIn1er
polfln~ p1are Nuu,l.n~ rs~nr
N puhlse Srhooa Fren.e - -
Harbor. Kew $500. TNurrer
f-ouufxa Florida Tneper1ura
and Cler,. ~ elected - -
polling nlace shall b.
Iohn W Pfnll~r
r n Johnson
Willard Alburv
Roger W Alhark
RE 1T FrRTlfg5R RFNftF.xIzE1
fhaf fhfS nnfIre ~ rls.t.fIr,e' $500 -.
puhiaehed IL re Ke~ Fert rsl.fr.h =.
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LECALS

Edward n Grain. Il nfinGs ana. =
dead. the heirs. dexiaees. grantees
or other claimants under the SAID
Edward II Grain. deceased. Harold
A. Gibson and L.eona A. Gibson. his
wife. Joe Thorn Jackson. II living.
and, IL dead. the heirs. deviseez.
grantees or other claimants under
ceased, and - Jackson. his wife.
II he be married. jamie c. Holmes.
II living. and. X dead. the heirs, de-
under the said jamie G. Holmes. de-
se1sso. 4nd .1e-.-s1s - 49, y
pa--e. = s = % -az - 49, z
-. =. - - ms 49,. =
n l,zs. - 49,. xs. -
rs.I-l-a - aa1eL she a.e = - =.
"a 3, r 1s: lsst-1 -,, -n - :ss
sss sns Grantees ante ssaa ah sss Claimants claim
Tsls = cahen deces $500 a.,
~ -, n1-.c.- E.~s-~ - -, 5--,-
sne - bars an ,',i lnfere~s :, the nron-
a.-s,< ,,-,1,s.5 j, ais e.sss wbo~e
- =. - .a,-ae r~S-owr -
..,as-,sse. Ssear,,.-ss ro~e-
f, ,--s.- - - 49, 60 @~-<~
$500 Sssss - - ..nS.-ss.-,e1 see.;el
1s--ss rs,...,.,--- ...,is -.ees, 49,
srsssly for a sals ana n, ~ s se s sss
IN hand "a the highest ana best
bidder Al the front door Of the
County Court House of Monroe
conrfr E4arida in fhe civ ~ Key
west Florida during the legal
hours OF sale on Monday. the 5th
dav Of Julv. A. d. 1887. the follow
ing described lands situate. living
ana bainr =, che f-onnfv az Monroe
state of FLORIDA. to-wif:
- o. ~, rwo 20 ana
srs-s @s, Sscs,on yc,.-er
CID; Township -. s ;E., go sss,
East. containing three nanerea
d 1nlfez -ons ana 80 49, ~ sast -.os.
"e t'e.'sls 90 ms 49,
ALSO.
Lot one W. Let We -; Los
ihree - ana LOT ryus 80 %
six 1ssl South; Of Range THIRTY
Three Hundred and sixteen
tslsl acres, more particular -
described IN BOOK q. mage 80.
monroe county Heeonos- -
tp,G ~
AisSo,
RI
The South One-half ca Of the
Southwest 0ne-auarter f&) and
the Northeast One-quarter IN
of the Southwest One-quarter
~ of Section one %, Town
ship Sixty-sfx (6sl South. Of
Range Thirty-two fs21 East.
containing tine hundred ana
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-06-05

Margaret Eyadre Hilton. of
Rock Sound, Bahamas Islands,
WIS the only person to file dec
Iaration Of intention to apply for
citizenship during the month of
May, according to the records Of
Judge C. Rodney Gwynn- She
gave her age as % and by pro-
fession she is a pianist She re-
sides at 419 Simonton street. The
records show that she has been in
Key West since 1910.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-06-05

Nerve impulses travel from the
brain 20 he muscles at the rate
Of 40o fest a second.
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Sundays
Horoscope

Today. produces the versatile
and perhaps eccentric character,
disposed to begin more projects
than can be finished. Some of
those born today become very bril-
liant through education, while
others seemingly alert and in
geniorls. Ag in the midst of trou-
bic all the time.
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KEY WEST IN
DAYS GONE BY
H.ppenine. Here Ju.t 10 Year,
Age Today As Taken Frcn
The Files Of The citizen

Senator William h. Malone de-
liberateIy killed Key Vests %
percent tax penalty raise after
Representative Ketchum had got
ten the measure through the
house. This is revealed in the.
copy Of the journal Of the senate
covering the last few days of the
session. Senator MaloDe's action
came as surprise to many here.
Despite the fact that he had said
he would not vote for the bill it
was not believed that he would
have the temerity to so openly go
against the demands of the Ro-
tary Club, Chamber Of Commerce,
American Legion, City Council
and Woman's Club, not to name
the expressed wish Of scores of
property owners who wired him
about the matter.
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in the Cuts, and Tigers lineups.
A hard-fonght game IS expect
ed and fans are urged to be on
time in order to get a good seat.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-06-05

The United States Ship Hanni-
bal, towing two subehasers, 223
and $50, and the Montcaln, tow
ing barges IS, 26S and 462, left
Cortez 3ayF yesterday bound for
Key West and should arrive to-
morrow morning. The Montcalm
is the station ship at Guantanamo,
Cuba, and after delivering the
barges ct Key West, win proceed
to Charleston for overhaul and
repairs
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-06-05

F. B. Sexton, white, with a big
cash near the iugular vein. and
CharEes Wright, eolored, stabbed
in the lvngs, are both in Mercedes
hospital and perhaps fatally in
jured as the result of a free-for-
all fight in a house on Big Pine
Key last night. Ruth Hashley,
who operates the house, a white
m4n and a negro, who were in the
place at the time of the. fight,
have been arrested as material
witnesses and will have to answer
to any charges which develop in
connection with the fracas. The
cash in Sections throat missed the
carotid -rtery by an eighth of an
inch. the sheriff says, and the
man is in a serious condition The
negro IS cut over the head in adj
dition to- the stab in his lungs
and it is believed that he viii not
long survive.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-06-05

The Courtship of Miles Stand
ish win be shown in pictures at
the Harris school Monday night
and on Tuesday at the High
School The proceeds will help to
defray the expenses of the boy
scout troop which will go in
camp.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-06-05

~ THE CoENTN "a nGEs-s CoE NJ
~ AND ron MONROE C0EATH.
FLORIDA
IN RE ESTATE OF
ROBERT n. THOMPSON.
Deceased
NOTICE OF INTfs<TEDN To MAZE
APPLICATION FOR FINAL
DISCHARGE
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVES
that ! viii. on the End DAY ~
August. A u. 1887. present O. the
Honorable Raymond r Lord. Cuun-
~ Judge Of Monroe County. Flar-
ida. my final report and ToucherE.
and ask for the approval 81 smusN.
and apply for final discharEe In th~
Estate Of Robert NJ ThompsoE. a.
ceased.
Dated, this z7th day q Nay. A.
ID. 1897.
SARAH GIBBS THOMPSON PEL-r.
ENecutrix OF the Estate 81 Eoberf
n. Thompson. deceased
may2s: jurse5-I2-IS-26s glg5-le-l1-
3A-3l, 1897
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-06-05

Eugene Pierce IS the new chan
ceIlor commander of Coral City
Lodge. Knights of Pythias. in
stead of Eugene Pinder, as stated
in yesterdays issue of The Citi-
zen. ~
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Editorial comment: Here's hop
ing that the Moron who strewed
carpet tacks over the highway
win soon be apprehended.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-06-05

LoI:se Jones, white, has been
arrested here on the request of
Sheriff H. A. Logan of Shelly,
n. c., and the officer is on the
way to Kes West to get his prsiOn-
er.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-06-05

Teachers examination. which
occupied three days last week, un-
der the direction of Superinten-
dent. Mel in E. Russell, elosed
Saturday afternoon. Fifteen of
the teachers took the full test
and five the examination on the
constitution.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-06-05

Lots one f1). Two 60 and
Three CD Of Section Eleven
cid. Township Sixty-sfx (e6)
South, Range Thirty-two (32)
East. containing Three Hundred
Thirty-one and seventy four
one Hundredths (331.74l acres.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-06-05

Manager PEBBLES, of the local
Western Union Telegraph COM
pany's office. has arranged to
handle at reduced rates all con-
gratClatory messages sent to
Charles Lindhergh when he reach
es Washington.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-06-05

BOston-Chicago. rain.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-06-05

Lot Five CD of Section Twenty
f201 of Township Sixty-five
1852. South. OF Range Thirty
four CAD. containing Eleven
CID acres, more particularly
described in Books B-3. page
s40 and B-4. page 332, Monroe
County Records.