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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-02-20
SPORTSMEN'S ASSOCIATION
ANNOUNCES AWARDS FOR
VERMIN CONTROL CONTEST

The Garrett County Sportsmen's
Association has announced prizes in
the vermin control contest, as follows,
for those killing or destroying the
greatest amount of vermin:
First prize, $40; second, SIS; two
prizes of 81 each and fifth prize of ST..
Prizes are to be awarded on the basis
of points. Wild cats count 200; foxes
and weasels, 100 points each; skunk,
crows and water snakes, 25 points
each. Cards announcing the contest
have been placed throughout the
county, according to H. C. Riggs,
president, and the contest is open to
everybody living in the county and
having valid license to hunt and
trap.
Judges will he Quincy Murphy, of
Friendsville; Dan Hershberger, of
Grantsville; Harry Mickey, Mt. Lake;
w. R. Browning, Oakland.
At the recent meeting number of
bills which have been presented to the
Maryland legislature were discussed
and recommendations for some
amendments were adopted.
The most prominent were;
That the law providing for non-res-
ident land owner license be repealed
and that nonresident land owners and
their families, etc, be required to buy
nonresident licenses.
That House Bill No. 30 be amended
SO that the fee for obtaining a dupli-
cate hunting or fishing license be
straight so cents, with 10-cent clerk
fee, instead of SO percent of the orig
inal cost as it now provides.
That an applicant for resident hunt
ing or fishing license be required to
make affidavit that he is or has been
resident of the state or county for
a period Of six months OF more and to
furnish positive Identification.
That the season on small game in
Garrett county open on October Is
and continue until November 30.
That the bounty on wild cats be
made $40, and on foxes So.
That bear be placed on the protect
ed list for two years.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-02-20
Republican Dance
Next Tuesday Night

Plans have been completed for the
Young Republican club dance, to be
held next Tuesday night at the Man
haitian hotel.
The proceeds will be used for char
table purposes, according to Lewis R.
Jones, president. Jay Van and his or
chestra have been engaged to furnish
the music and admission will be SIPS
per couple.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-02-20
To Hold Card Party

The McVeigh Holy Cross Mission
club of st. Peters Catholic church
will sponsor a st. Patrick's card and
bingo party for the benefit of the
church on Tuesday, March IS, in the
school hall on Oak street.
Bridge, five hundred and setback
will be played and a separate room
will be reserved for bingo players. A
number of prizes will be awarded and
there will be food on sale at the cafe
terra table.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-02-20
O'Conor Orders New
Income Tax Blanks

Governor O'Conor directed t h e
comptroller's office last Friday to
prepare and mail to taxpayers new
income tax forms showing the revised
rates and changed exemptions.
The governor said the comptroller's
office expected no difficulty in get
ting the forms out on time, since the
first installment is not due until
April Is under the law passed today.
O'Conor said he would sign the new
tax bill next week.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-02-20
To Present Recital

On Monday, February %, at p. M,
the pupils of st. Peters Music School
will present their mid-year recital.
This will be given in play form
under the title, "The Lost Locket."
Friends and relatives are cordially in
vited to attend.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-02-20
Traffic Deaths Increase

Traffic deaths in Maryland have
increased steadily, 1910 being the
worst accident year for three years
with Sal killed and 10,230 injured.
The all-time high is 585 deaths in
1887. In January, 1941, the total vas
So killed, as compared with rs for
January, 1910. Twenty-Five We're
pedestrians,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-02-20
Census Figures Give
Population of County
By Election Districts

Figures released by the Census Bu-
reau now give the population of Gar
rett county by election districts. The
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-02-20

Lent begins next Wednesday.
Make it a period of worship and
attend church services regularly.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-02-20

The Republican Contains More
News of Garrett County Than Amy
Other Newspaper In The World.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16

cheat the whites; and also
so that the whites couldn't
put more lead in the weights
and cheat TIL e NJ a | a rs.
Mighty sharp traders in
them days.
The new crop wasn't due
til the following March or
April, so the Friendship
cruised to other ports and
returned to Pulo Kio, down
the coast, in January to wait
for the next load of pepper.
1t was a bright moonlight
night; the river was like
glass and silent as a tomb.
Rocks stuck out like beasts
in the shadow and the little
houses on their stills were
like spiders with little lights
for eyes.
Inc LOOKOUT saw a pfOdn
sliding like a reptile astern
towards the ship.
Looks funny growled
the lookout. "Shall / give
'em a hail?"
The sarang shouted and
the proah stopped and
started to back water.
"They say they are
friends with struggled pep
per for sale"
Turn out all hands,"
ordered the captain. Arm
them. and star1 by"
whats the idea? Scared
of a few natives?" sneered
the first mate, Mr.. knight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
nc fe-7eI Frehlves

4 Yankee ship came down the river,
Blow, boys, blowi
Her masts and yards they shine like silver.
Blow. my bully boys. blow!
Ind how dye know she's Yankee Clipper
Blow. boys. blow!
The Stars and Stripes they fly above her,
Blow my bully boys, blow
And who dye think was skipper of her?
Blow, boys, blow
Twas Dandy Jim with his bully figure,
Blow, my bully boys, blow
And what dye think they had for dinner
Blow, boys, blow
Why buAock,s lights and donkey's liver,
Blow. my bully boys, bow
Then blow. my boys. and blow together
Blow, boys, blow
And blow, my boys. for better weather,
Blow, my bully boys, blowi
(Halliard Chanty)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16

waters, Chinese, Ladrones; they were sort of half
caste coast people; and Malays
Them Malays were the ones though. Talk
about bloodthirsty They carried parangs and
krises the parangs were long, straight swords
wider at the end than at the hilt and so weighted
that they'd chop a man in half with one cut. The
krises were nasty weapons; they were shorter
than parangs and the blades were wavy like
wriggling snake so that when a Malay took
swpe at you the waves in the blade slid through
your flesh like butter and left you Quilted like
herring.
We used to slip through the narrow straits
with our lookouts doubled and every man watch
ing out for the low, black proahs that came slip
ping over the sea like serpents looking for
chance to loot an honest ship. We usually ran
from them for what was the use of killing couple
dozen natives if we got half our crew sliced to
fritters?
They were proud people, those Malays; every
little village headman called himself Rajah, car
ried two swords, for show, the other for blow,
so to speak and decked himself in all the colors of
the rainbow.
They had slaves and bodyguards that followed
them everywhere they went and the slightest look
from white man enough to start a riot that
sometimes didn't stop before plenty blood was
split In my time, of course, we carried Malay sa-
rangs they were sort of gangsters who acted as
interpreters and bossed the native deck-crews.
Often they warned us of trouble ashore and
mary's the time had to up anchor and skid away
from a beach that looked innocent as maiden's
smile, but which had fifty or sixty betel-chewing
savages waiting to try their weapons on our hides
THE best-known yarn of Malay pirates was of
1 the attack off Quallah Battoo. That means
Rocky River; it's on the coast of Sumatra; pepper
country
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16

They allowed the proah to come close -
pass aboard fifty bags of pepper, but they wol
allow more than two Malays aboard.
"They just bring that pepper in case we cate |
them" said the sarang. They too much bad man
Better watch out"
Few days later they tried another stunt.
crowd came from Quallah Battoo to invite the cap
tain to come ashore and see about the new crop
Two hundred bags day were coming down rive1
they said.
The captain advised all hands of the dangeI
of allowing too many Maays aboard at any timd|
Peppers low" he told them They're ripe Il
start something and that something will be might
bloody
Pc Adam, well-known native of Pulo XII
went with the captain to Quallah Battoo but M
was not too sure of Knight
He no look sharp" the native said. mo I'm,
derstand Malay man..
The pepper came in very slowly, nothing likI
two hundred bags day, and the captain was get
ting suspicious. few boat-loads were sent o1|
but Endcott noticed one of them stop near somI
long grass on point. Thinking that the nativeI
were hiding some of their cargo on shore to SCI
again. he sent some men to investigates but thej
reported everything in order.
ABOUT four in the afternoon he sighted strangI
n pepper boat in the offng and having little to d
walked to the point where he could see better
Then he saw that the boat had more men than shI
had started from the bank with.
They're only youngsters" said one of thu
crew. 1--WE saw 'em jump aboard from ferr1
crossing the river"
Better take care" said Pc Adam. TOO mdc1
trouble Small boy bad like father"
Near them a few natives who had been talk
ing earnestly, stopped and disappeared in thu
bushes.
bad man. whispered Pc Adam. They say
they kill white men like choppee head of fowl
They say 81 900 for kill you tuan, $500 kill sec|
ond officer 500 each white man."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16

The ship Friendship, of Salem, under Captain
C. NJ Endicott, with crew of seventeen, sailed
for the west coast of Sumatra in May, 1880. An
choring at Qualah Battoo in November they COL
lected the pepper crop in little and big mat bags
decorated with fancy stitching In those days
the captain went ashore with the supercargo
and the local Rajah to watch the weighing of the
pepper. This was done on beam scales which
were sung from tree branch and the weights,
carefully inspected by both sides, were kept in
locked boxes between trades, so that the Malays
couldn't get at them to pick out the lead and so
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
No. o-Humun
Sedvengers
Of the Seq

clipper days Well, there's still pirates, even now.
What dyou call them so-called commerce raiders
if they aren't pirates?
Still, most folk think of the Spanish Main and
people like -Cap,n Kidd and Sir Henry Morgan
when they talk of the bloodthirsty freebooters.
Funny, isn't it, how landsmen like to hear about
fighting at sea?
In my day most of the pirates were in eastern
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16

I s. POSE people
ask m e m ore
U about pirates
than anything else
when they get to
talking of the old
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
BY CAP'N DAVE LANDERS,

One of the Last of the Clipper Shippers
1884, by Weekly Britain Rights Reserved
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
hen theNankee(
Ruled the Sd

Thrilling Tales. Never Before ID
Brave Swift Selling Ships That
PeriIousIy Over Strange Seas ID
Ports. and That Make Live q
Duys of Adventure That None
Ever See Again
La gaceta., 1941-09-25

diminutos, aparecian plantados
ole cesped.
-Bueno, por aqui va a ser
cerr6 ell Cogorza miranda la es-
tatua-; que perdone Ell gacht
del arpa este, que debe ser I'm
poeta o algdn hombre cast tan
grande como nosotros, 81 vamOS
a prOfanar su pedestal. iAmos
p'arribal
IPablito, POGO despues, perd-
raba ante un grupo de aldeanos,
que engrosaba sin cesar, cantan
do las excelencia de su medica-
mento:
Use acabaron los dolores,
sehoras Y sehores, Sc acabaron
todos los sufrimientoS del cuer-
po humane! Con un paquetito
de estos polvos, todo padre de
familia tendra la seguridad de
llevar a su casa Ell Ibienestar, ell
.consuelo de dos suyOs, Ia tran
quilidad prOpia y de los seres
La gaceta., 1941-09-25
NOTAS SOCEALE
(PoR Mario R%oDRIcUEzl

DebMtdr6n el VieTnes
Para pasado mahana viernes
esta anunciado ell debut de la
Compaffa Guiana de Artistas,
que llegaron a esta ciudad en- la
tarde de aver procedente de la
Habana.
Los que llegaron son: Digna
Zapata, Velia Martinez, Maria
Monterroso. Alberto Perez Are
chavaleta, Jose Aparicio y Enri
que Codina.
Ell Sr. S~antirzo, empresario
de esta companfa nos hace sa-
Der que la Srta. Mercedes Pc
rez, tiple de la companfa, no pu
do embarcar con este conjunto
por no haber podido arreglar
SuS papeleS para Ell paSaporue
tampoco pudo embarcar ell te-
nor Ramiro Gomez Kemp, debi.
do al fallecimiento de su peque.
ma hija la que recibi6 ~cristians
sepultura en- ell dia da aver.
Tanto la Srta. Mercedes Pc,
rez como ell joven Ramiro Go
mez Kemp, estaran entire noso
tros ell pr6ximo microbes.
La obra que llevaran a esce
ma la noche del debut, Sc titul;
La Derrota de Nabucodono
sor," para la primera parte J
La gaceta., 1941-09-25

amados! Para las muelas, pa
IA las muelas, para ell est6mago.
para Ell reuma, para La jaque-
ca, para los infeliees que pade-
cen del coraz6n L., Jamas Sc ha
ofrecido en- ell mercado un medi-
camento como este. Animense
senoras y sehoresl iS6lo cues
tn una pesetal
Ell Chepa, muy impuesto de
su papel de brillante segundo.
circulaba entire Ell gentio, repair
tiendo los paquetitos de polvo
salvador, Y hacienda una reco-
lection de peSetas muy respeta-
bic.
En- menos de ma bora, Sc ha-
bfan quedado los grandes CRU
janos sin genera.
Y ell Cogorza tuvo que expli-
car a Ia distinguish coneurren-
Ii Tn momentO de cama, Sc
hOres On momentO de esperal
La gaceta., 1941-09-25

Siete relojes, tres carteras Y
I'm par de pendientes, que encon
traron en- ell fondo de un paque-
tito, donde tambien habia all
gunas baratijaS.
La gran sorpresa Sc la di6
q los randas una de las carteras,
que debia ser de un tratante.
Contenia cerea de dos mil Pc
setas.
En- las Otras, habia solo, en-
una veinte duros, Y en- la otra
cinco, entire documentos y pape-
les y una licencia de un quinto.
-Bueno, vamos a conner, Co
mo dos cristianos, que me pare
ce que bien nos 10 hemos ganao!
-fall6 al fin ell Cogorza.
Sc pidi6 una excelentisima
pitanza, que los dos randas re-
largamente con ell fresco
vinillo del pals, antesala del
PriOrato.
Los dos bandidOs sstaban de
La gaceta., 1941-09-25
Mug Pocos Dfas FaltGn

Mug POc0S DtRS Rattan
Para la celebration del gran
dioso Cabaret popular "Una NJ
che en- Shanghai" fiesta esta Sc
halada para ell entrante Sabadc
y que auspicia la Seccion de Re
creo del Circulo Cubano.
Gran interes ha despertado es-
tie festival entire nuestras fami-
las, cosa esta que asegura e.
exito de la fiesta.
Cuatro de las mas populares
orquesta de la localidad serar
los conjuntos encargados de la
parte bailable.
Sera de IL 100 de la noche q
500 de la manana.
Gran cantidad de mesas han
sido solicitadas por distinguidas
personalidades, estas Sc situa'
ran en- Ell Patio-Jardfn. Ell pre-.
clio de elias es de $500, sin en-.
trada.
Seguiremos informando.
La gaceta., 1941-09-25
La Gaceta FOlletin No. lis
TONIC TERCBRO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA CAELE

cerca del 'modo de usar la me.
dicina'.
En- un vasito peQueno, de
los del vino, Sc ponen dos dedoS
de aqua, y Sc hacen enjuagues
durante ounce minutes.
-Tambien puede usarse vi
no-ahadi6 81 Chepa,
-Si, sf-asinti6 Pablito-;
en- csc case Sc puede beber.
Comenzaban a pasar las pri
meras casas del pueblo.
Ell aldeano les llev6 POGO des-
pues a una posada, donde, antes
de separarse, Pablito y ell Che
pa Sc dieron mana para probar
el caldo de los pellejos, procla-
La gaceta., 1941-09-25
mandolo 6ptimo.

mdIluOlO OptlmO.
La posada estaba enclavada
en- la misma alameda donde sc
celebraba la feria.
Cogorza y su segundo deja-
ron las alforjas y las capas en-
la cocina de la pOsada, bajo la
v~igilancia del ~posadero, Y luego
Pablo pidi6 un vase, una jarra,
que llen6 de aqua, y una toalla.
Con estos bartulos, unos
INSTANCES despues, eStaban los
dos randas ibuscando, por entire
los grupos de aldeanos congre-
gados en- ell mercado, un lugar a
prop6sito para debNtar como
saca-muelas.
FL lector avisado sable que 10
que menos importaba a nues-
tros heroes era 10 de tener o no
exito como charlatanes.
COgorza solo guerra reunir a
su alreiedor un grupo de pale
tos para permitir al Qhepe O.
La gaceta., 1941-09-25
QUIEREN LOS NAILS CON
SERVAR LAS FINCAS CO.
LECTIVAS
Por LlyG Ehrenbarg

Moscu, sept. 25.-Antes de la
guerra, los Hitleristas calum-
niaban, en- todos los tonos, las
fincas colectivas del Soviet.
Ahora, en- las regiones ocupa-
das de Russia, tratan de conser-
var. por todos los medios posi-
bles, las fincas colectivas, pero
cambiandole 81 nombre a "fin-
cas- generates.
Los campesinos que permane
cen en- los districts ocupados,
han esparcido ell ganado y en-
ctros lugares 10 han ocultado
del enemigo. La orden del eSta-
do mayor nazi demanda que las
fincas c~olectivas devuelvan Ell
ganado a las fincas generates
Los pequenos animales y las a.
YES pueden ser retenidos; pero
la orden sehala que en- ell future
deben entregar tambien cerdos.
carneros y gallinas, recibiendc
compensation por el alimento.
La orden no. 81 del cuerpo dc
tanques de Guderia c~ontiene
instrucciones exactas sobre el
future de las fincas coleetivas
Dice: eel estado mayor econ6-
mico del frente Este ordena q
los terratenientes alemanes &C.
tuar en- la capacidad de admins
tradores agriculturales de fin
cas- colectivas
La direction de la finca es res
ponsable de la recollection Y Gus
todia de la cosecha. Las fincas
colectivas deben tener una tabls
o lapida en- la cual Sc escriba
Finca Colectiva Tai y Tai En-.
presa de Confianza-EjercitC
aleman.
De un plumazo los aldeano'
rusos de la Ukrania y de tods
la Russia han sido convertible
en- siervos de estos nuevos sa
distas senores feudales.
La gaceta., 1941-09-25
Otra gran fiesta

OtrG gran fiesta
Otra de las fiestas anuncia-
das para esta semana en- ell "In-
door Picnic" de la sociedad IL
Unione Italiana," ell que esta Sc
nalado para ell Domingo %.
Tenida en- cuenta la gran can
tidad de boletos de almuerzo y
entrada vendidos es de esperar-
Sc que ell edificio de West Tam
pa Sc yea colmado en- toda su ca
pacidad.
Dos orquestas 10 amenizaran.
una latina y otra americana.
FL almuerz0 empezara a ser,
virse a las 1890 del dia.
Daremos mas detalles.
La gaceta., 1941-09-25
FL Banquete de Hon

81 BdnQaete de Hoy
En- la noche de hoy Jueves ce-
lebrara su banquete annual de
instalaciones la Camara de Co
mercio de West Tampa, ell mis-
mo Sc efectuara en- ell odificio
del Centre Espanol de West
Tampa.
En- este scto Sc instalara CO.
mo Presidente de esta organi-
zacion civica al Sr. L. G. FOnte
y su cuerpo de directories.
81 banquete empezara a las Sic
te de la nOche, y en- ell t~ranscur-
so de la comida Sc presentarar
varios nGmeros de variedades
Actuara como maestro de cere-
monias Ell Sr. Norman Kirckon.
rel. MuchoS exitos lie deseamos
al Sr. Fonte y su Directiva.
La gaceta., 1941-09-25

Mi ayudante va a ir a por mas
genera al hotel.
lsidro subi6 al estrada imprc
visado, y ell gran Pablito le des.
liz6 en- voz baja, como un soplo
iAire, va tie estas largando.
compras cuatro 0 cinco kilos de
harina de maiz, y ia llenar Gu.
curuchos! Wives?
i Digo! Por ell aire.
Cuando, va cerca de las dos. los
honrados c%irujanos regresaron
a la posada, pidieron una habi-
taeion para lavarse" y descan-
sar.
En- realidad fu6 para hacer
ell recuento de 10 que Ell Chepa.
y ell Cogorza, despu6s.
habian lido Orlando de los bol-
slilos de los excelentes parro-
quianos.
la cOlecta habia sidO fructi-
La gaceta., 1941-09-25

en- Ia segunda presentaran un
gran acto de variedades.
Las localidades va estan a Ia
venta en- la taquilla del Circulo
Cu5ano, acuda temprano a Sc
parar la suya, estas son hume
radas.
La gaceta., 1941-09-25
OperGdG

Operadq
En- dias pasados fue someti-
Ga a una delicada Intervention
quirdrgica la apreciada Sra. Ca
mila Canto, esposa de nuestro
particular amigo Jose Ramon
Canto.
La Operaci6n lie fue practica-
da en- la Clfnica "El Bien Pdbli-
co" por ell DR.. A. A. Gonzalez.
Deseamos I'm pronto Y total
restablecimiento a tan aprecia-
da dana.
La gaceta., 1941-09-25
Santos del dfG
Maria de Cervell6n.

La Junta de h0y
Esta noche Sc reunlran las
Secciones de Damas y Recreo
del Circulo Cubano, para ulti-
mar los detalles para la gran
fiesta Cabaret que efectuaran
ei entrante sabado en- TODD su e.
dificio social.
Los presidentes de ambas
Secciones ruegan la asistencia
del mayor nGmero de miembros.
La gaceta., 1941-09-25

81, senior, compre la
pintura B. L. P. Soda
mente Sc vende en- King
Hardware, ga. avenida
v Gale 15s
La gaceta., 1941-09-25

Los dos randas llegaron, al
fin a unO de los extremes de Ia
Alameda.
7 Pablito lanz6 una exclama-
ci6n de contento.
Hombre, nous void. Que
decimos los franceses! iNi pin
tao!
ST que esta bien.
MAZDA, NADIA, aqui acampa-
mos.
Era un monumento, una es-
tatua, que surgia de alto pedes-
tai, tornado pOr varios escalo-
mes.
En- los angulOs, unos arriates
La gaceta., 1941-09-25
CapttMo de EnfermOs

Cuenta la Sociedad Cfrculo
Cubano, con los siguieItes en-
fermos en- la presente semana:
Herminio Rodriguez, Manuel
Perez Castillo, Mercedes de la
Parte, Felix Pelaez, Celia Alva-
rez, Maria Cuervo, Petra Gar
cia, Graciela Martinez, Pedro
d. Santander, Mario MART Pr
ia, Jose Fojo Santalla, Abelar-
do Galindo, Simon T. Rodri-
guez, Justo Ardura Carbajal,
Josefina Velasco, Raymond AL
fonso, Lila Velascc, Maria Dor
ia, Jose Martinez Antonio Fer
nandez, Pedro Mendoza, Nata-
liza Salgado, Angela r. Escobar,
y Rafael Escobar.
Deseamos para todos un prom
to Y total restablecimiento.
Para Cuba
En- la tarde de aver EMBARGO
(PGSG q Ia 5 pdg.)
La gaceta., 1941-09-25
perar contra elloS.

Ademas, de este modo. eli
gran Pablito podria darse cuen-
ia del estadO de este pueblo, tan
tear el terreao, gaipar, como de
cia ell gran bandido en- su len
guaje castillo y pintoresco.
La gaceta., 1941-09-25

Al zniemo tempo 81 daran q CO.
nocer Las comisiones a cada uno
eneomendada.
Sepanlo asi los interesados.
La gaceta., 1941-09-25

Netoriano Manteiga, Editor
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1941-04-24

County. Washington, lying East Of
the Spokane, Portland g. Seattle
Railway Company,S right Of way,
except the North 6l2 acres Of the
Northwest Quarter Of the South
west Quarter of the Northeast
Quarter of said Section %;
Also, the following described par
Gel:
Commencing at the southwest
corner of the northwest quarter of
Section IA, Township North,
Range 80 z. w. NJ. thence running
North SO So East 1858 feet be-
tween the northwest quarter and
southwest quarter TO the Northern
Pacific Irrigation Company's right
of way, thence Northerly 1898 fee;
along said right of way, thence
south go So west 1885 feet TO
section line, thence south to place
of beginning.
Also. Lots IL. IL, Is and IA. Block
/, and Lots 9 and 10, Block 2. all in
City Home Addition to Kennewick,
Washington, according to the Off
cial plat thereof on file and Of rec
ord in the office of the Auditor Of
Benton County;
Also, Tracts /, 4 and 5, Sub-di-
vision of Tract 4, Amon's Addition
to KenneWick. Washington. accord