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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-03-30

ern Auto Associate store, sup
plies for janitors, 5000; T. M.
Ehlermann, supplies for COM
missioners, $2.65.
Road and bridge fund bills in
Guided the following: Ohio AS
sociated Telephone Co, phone
service, $16.40; Major Equipment
Co., supplies, $91.06; Gillespie's
drug store, supplies, SO cents;
Standard Stag Co, Stag, $780,
rs; William Dimmerling, crushed
limestone, $507.50; H. Cole Co.,
blue line prints, 1858; Elswick
Insurance Agency, premium on
policy, $269.85; w. W. Hurst,
cumming saw, 81; Stakalta Mfg.
Co., brown envelopes, So; Far
mers & Merchants bank, interest
on note, 1884; Worl w. Thomp-
son, supplies, $29.6l.
Standard Oil Co., gasoline,
SLOTS; James Manly, supplies,
$4.40; Lorenz & Sons, supplies,
$109.32; R. P. Collier, repair on
seat cushion, SIS; w. c. DeLille
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-03-30

Co, oxygen and acetylene, $5.87;
briggs Auto Parts Co, supplies,
$23.06; Automotive service, sup
plies, $31.72; Clark's service sta
ton, tires and car wash, $l02.50
T. M. Ehlermann, fuel oil, $780,
20 ;Tipton'S hardware, supplies,
1898; Morrison Motor Co, vul-
canizing and retread, $80.50;
Pickenpaugh & Robey, gasoline
and supplies, $334.10; The Pol
mar Co, Inc, supplies, $2l.03;
Wright Typewriter exchange,
supplies, $3.50.
George and G. H. McCort,
crushed limestone, $58.75; r. c.
Moore Lumber Co, supplies, S.
%; Walter L. ChriStman, crushed
limestone, $562.50; H. w. Wun-
derlich, gravel, $92.50; Walter L
Christman, crushed limestone
$237.50.
Other bills included F. j. Heer
Printing Co., Ado fund, office
supplies, $4; F. j. Heer Printing
Co, ALB fund, office supplies
| 50; The Journal Publishing Co.
stamped envelopes, relief fund
$22.21, and Wayne Wiley, fixing
house of Robert Lorenz, emer.
gency housing fund, $l06.20.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-03-30

PROSPECTS Of a "sizable in
L crease" in the 1850 demand for
fertilizer make it advisable for farm
ers to act promptly in ordering plant
food now and taking delivery as soon
as it can be arranged, declared the
Middle West Soil Improvement Com
mittee in a statement issued here.
More farmers may want more fer
tilizer than ever before next spring.
The demand can be met only if fer
tiliZer manufacturers can keep a
steady flow of plant food moving out
of their factories this winter. To ac-
complish this, the cooperation of
farmers is essential in ordering ear
ly and taking delivery as soon as
available.
Unless finished fertilizer continues
to move to dealers and farmers, fac
tory storage space will become over
loaded and production schedules will
have TO be cut down. Already some
factories report they are running out
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-03-30

company VI ASNAASohO
Other bills for crushed stone
and gravel used in repairing and
maintaining Noble county's road
system totaled $1,366.25. The
major portion of the material
was furnished by Walter Christ
man, we'll known contractor of
the Lewisville community.
Included in the general bills
were: Ohio Associated Telephone
Co., phone service, $57.95; Sta
kalta Mfg. Co., three bottles of
stamp pad ink, $3.50; Bradys,
repair to lock on safe in treasur-
er's office, Sc; Standard Oil Co.,
supplies for commissioners,
$2.07; Gillespie's drug store, sup
plies for county home, IS cents;
Rocky Glen sanatorium, treat
ment for patient, $75; Gillespie's
drugs, potassium hydroxide for
janitor, 81; Fred Proctor Co.,
supplies for personal property
collection, $121.75; Commercial
Supply Inc, supplies for treas
urer, $1.49.
Barrett Brothers, supplies for
probate court, $43.50; DR.. Frank
Lande, professional service, SIS;
Walton Starr, postage, Sc; Bar
rett Brothers. supplies for clerk
of courts, $l1.75; Barrett Bros,
| supplies for auditor, $3.50; West
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-03-30

well as for applying wax to floors
and furniture.
Old dish towels and napkins are
excellent for securing purposes as
well as for polishing metals.
Use cheesecloth, cellulose sponges
or paper toweling for cleaning mir
rors, woodwork or kitchen anc
bathroom equipment.
II you find that ice tends to splat'
ter all over the refrigerator as you
defrost it, direct it all to the drip
ping tray by placing folded news
papers along the sides Of the evap'
orator.
Brown stains on tea cups are
easily removed by dipping a damp
cloth in baking soda and then rub
bing on the tea cups stains. Vast
and rinse as usual.
Clean lacquered brass first b!
busting, then rubbing with sWee
oil. Use a soft cloth to remove oil
then polish dry with another sof
cloth
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-03-30

of storage space. If this trend con-
tinues the plant food production may
not be sufficient to meet demands
next spring.
In prewar days, says the state
ment, many farmers could wait until
the last minute to get their plant
food. With the greater demand, the
manufacturing, curing and delivery
of fertilizer can no longer be crowd
ed into a seasonal rush period. Pro-
duction operations, shipping and de-
livery now must be planned on a
y~ear-round basis.
The cooperation of farmers in or
dering early made possible the big
increase in the production and use
of fertilizer in recent years. The con-
tinuance of that order early" CO.
operation is essential today for
every farmer to have the plant food
he wants when he wants it next
spring. This will save costly delays
when every hour counts.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-03-30
Unemployment Claims
Drop In State OF Ohio

Claims filed by newly unem-
ployed workers in Ohio last
week dropped 1907 from the pre-
vious week and was $500 below
the week ending March 4, Adj
ministrator Frank J. Collopy, of
the Ohio bureau of unemploy-
ment compensation, reported to-
day. The total was 13,10l.
Most of the decrease for the
second straight week occurred
in Youngstown, Toledo and
Cleveland. Ohio's eight largest
cities reported 1874 claims as
compared with 9,758 filed in the
previous week. Claims in the
smaller cities dropped from s.
$50 to 4,727 for the week ending
March l8.
The number of newly unem-
ployed workers increased l,l76
in Cincinnati and 1911 in Column
bus. Akron and Canton remained
about the same as the previous
week.
Continued claims-each of
which denotes a week of unem-
ployment by an individual-tot-
allied $4,000 for the week end
ing March 18, down from the
l47,l75 filed during the previous
week. Six out of the eight cities
reported no significant changes
from the previous week. Toledo
reported a drop of more than
1900 and Cleveland was down
nearly 800.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-03-30
TO PRESENT PLAY

The Junior class of Pleasant
City high school are now re-
hearsing their play, The House
of a Thousand Thrills, which
will be given in the near future.
The cast includes: Jim Harmon,
Lydia German, Francis Endsley,
Esther Kovalchik, Paul Thomp-
son, jeanne Lori, Winfield East
erday, Beverly Pearson, Vivian
Butler, Tom Trott and Evelyn
Weaver.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-03-30
Rare Operation
Performed On
'Margie' Estadt
The world was fighting a war!

The world was fighting a war!
' In Europe the tide was beginning to change, with the AL
lies taking the offensive. Plans were being mapped for the
'leap" across the English Channel. In the Pacific theatre, the
Allies were leap frogging' the islands which would event
ually shorten the direct road to Tokyo.
AT home, the industries of war were geared to full capac-
ity, and the people were talking when the war would end.
But still in the midst of all this, on the morning of March
S, 1914, life was breathed into a little baby girl, born in the
Marietta hospital, and that child was destined to give medical
science and surgery a case heretofore never fully proven by
an actual successful operation.
Margaret Joan, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Estadt,
Main street, was born, as explained by the noted surgeon,
with a malformed lower digestive tract.
When life was established in the little girl, the attending
physician, after examining the child, expressed little hope for
her. 1t was on this contention that the father had the child
removed to st. Francis hospital, Columbus, the next day,
March 6. Dr.. l. B, Harris, one of Columbus most noted sur
geons, after a careful examination of the child, set the stage
to save the infants life by operating the following day, March
z. Surviving the first of several operations which were to
follow in subsequent years, "Margie" was removed to her
home after six weeks, her condition improved and brighter
hopes held for her complete recovery.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-03-30
SERVICE

A pre-Easter service will be
held this Friday evening at the
Macksburg Methodist church.
The service, one of a series be-
ing held Friday of each week,
sponsored by the county minis
terial association, will begin at
7:30 .. m. The Flowers Brothers
gospel quintet, of Marietta, will
be featured and Rev. r. d. Win
CERT, of Cumberland, will be the
speaker.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-03-30
RECIPE OF THE WEEK
Baked Cheese Sandwiches
(Carx,aS A.

slices bread
teaspoons prepared mus
tard
2 tablespoons butter
"a pound cheese a shces)
2 eggs, beaten
/ cup milk
! teaspoon salt
~ teaspoon pepper
Make four sandwiches from
bread, butter, mustard and
cheese. Place in a creased bak-
ing dish. Combine eggs, milk
and seasonings. Pour over sand
witches and bake in a moderate
(350O) oven for 40 minutes.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-03-30
DEADLINE NEARS

William H. Archer, chairman
of the Noble County P. M. A,
said today that final date of
availability of corn loans and
purchase agreements is the close
of business May l, 1850. He also
stated that Noble county has
been designated as in the moth
area.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-03-30
Commissioners Spend S 7.366.7S For
Stag On Noble County Highways

The Noble county commissioners met in regular session last
Monday and approved bills totalng %$10,76995. Included in the
payment were general, road and bridge, emergency housing and
relief fund bills.
The road and bridge bills for the past month totaled $l0,3O8.95.
The county highway department spent $7,366.78 during the thirty
dy period for Stag which was purchased from the Standard Stag
Evening star., 1950-01-07
Nurse vs.. Policeman T
Ends With Forfeiture

Forfeiture Of So collateral yes
terday apparently concluded the
tiff between a trained nurse and a
traffic policeman.
The collateral was forfeited
when Miss Kaye Hoffman, 81. Of
the HOO block of Holbrook terrace
NE, failed to appear in Munich
pal Court in answer to charges Of
parking overtime and disobeying
an official sign. The money was
deposited December Is, after Miss
Hoffman vigorously protested Pvt.
R. r. Latimer had dragged"
her from her car when she failed
to follow him to police head
quarters. She later was treated
for nervousness" at Casualty
Hospital and released.
The policeman denied touch
ing her.
Evening star., 1950-01-07
Woman Repudiates
Charges Against Man,
Faces Perjury Action

The grand jury will be asked to
investigate a government witness
reputation in Municipal Court
yesterday of two statements given
earlier to police and to the United
States Attorneys office.
Judge Almond w. Scott inter-
rupted hearing to call for court
stenographer. after the Govern
ment witness. Theodosia Laucier,
36. colored, Of the 1900 block of
o. street NV. said earlier state
ments she had made were untrue.
The Laucier woman had sworn
out q warrant against William H.
Jackson, rs, colored, of the 800
block Of N street NV, charging
that he had assaulted her. She
subsequently signed a statement,
later notarized, that Jackson had
forced her to prostitute herself.
When she reached the stand, the
witness told Assistant United
States Attorney j. Leon Williams
she had sworn to the assault war
rant because I was mad at Jack
son."
How about the statement that
he forced you into prostitution?"
asked Mr.. Williams.
THAT is not true, either" she
replied.
Judge Scott had the stenogra-
pher make a transcript of the
testimony and said the conflicting
statements should be investigated
by the grand jury for possible
perjury. Mr.. Williams said it
would be done.
Judge Scott continued until to-
day the hearing on charges of as
Evening star., 1950-01-07
sault and pandering against Jack

sauit and pandering against jack
son.
Yesterdays incident was the
second in two days in which
Judge Scott has advised investi-
cation of possible perjury. On
Thursday, the jurist offered to
testify before the grand jury him
self against James Herrin, Al,
colored, of the 1400 block of Dun
can street NE. Herrin refused to
testify against a defendant,
although a policeman testified
Herrin had told him several times
the defendant was guilty of
assault.
Evening star., 1950-01-07

in Washington. announced yester-
day.
Mr.. Jones succeeds Oscar F..
Banse, who has resigned.
The new Hay-AdamS manager
began his hotel career in 1922 in
Washington as night auditor Of
the Willard. He was manager
of the Willard from 1912 to 1946
Evening star., 1950-01-07

IF YOU LIKE 1T FOR 81 000 SAY SONash Motors yesterday
unveiled handbui ful-sze economy automobile the
Mayfowe Hotel part OF national to determine
whether enough people would buy 1t to full production
Invited guests at the previeW unanimously
1t is u feet long and five feet two inches wide with Fiat
Qaan) motor of 8 SO horsepower Gas consumpon As to
so miles to the gallon in the 18horsepower engine Speed
go to IS miles hour In the 8horsepower model anticipated
price, If full production would be 81 900 less
Evening star., 1950-01-07
Marshall Jones; Appointed
Manager Of Hay-Adams

MARSHALL H. Jones has become
manager Of the Hay-Adams
House, Harry Weissinger, general
manager of the Manger Hotels
Evening star., 1950-01-07

and later was manager Of the
Brown Hotel at Louisville, Ky.
Recently he was employed as a
consultant by the National Park
Service, resigning that position
to accept his present post.
The Manger Hotel Chain also
operates the Annapolis and the
Hamilton Hotels here.
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-30

Religious plays 0f the 18TH Cen
tUry sometimes took 30 days to per-
form,
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-30
EXECUTORS SALE
% VALUABLE
Real Estate, Cottage
Furniture And Fixtures

thF under sllfurd EArcutot az Mary
~ tuHiadOio desrHaed viii offer iOr
halH h3 Nay oi Public Auction. uu tho
piFnllHfs ai OAK Orchard. Delaware.
nH
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-30
OVERLOOK

aaese NAo offended Visiting Dag
~ fae ehor Iourae an ihe Uni-
seFs.lg ol llelahare 0n Hhursday
lram lais Flc.niy Here MFs Min-
H4e Davidson aud her grand
aaHshter MaIy AZ Mrs George
GhabpeII anl Slaughter Betty Niss
<ea ailIMan Mrs koy Eilings-
NFIa ASS Mliard white Mfs
ailef leauk hfs hchard Mill-
an $40 aaHeiser kessie Mihs
isafs aiilnan ~ touf oeloek
eg lel lor lloushooa Gardens
sal HlAe oc=4ell q H fhey a.
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Milford chronicle., 1950-06-30

We VIII expose tu sale, hN way ut
Iuhllf Auction, on
SATURDAY. JULY ist, 1850
~ 100 o'clock in the afternoon, Eas,
premises. bslea ths g,Nelllno henss hen 'nS NJ
sue iate John ~, Gala, deceased, on
Mili street, in thp Village ot Houston,
County ~ Kent, state 0f Delaware,
the following described Real Estatei
ALL ihnt certain tot piece Or par
rrl uf Mnd, together with two story,
"lkhl room, frame, shinBlo root dwell
lnk house, iWorpur garage, storage
house, und an other uuthuildmBs aud
improvements erected thereon, situate,
igiuh aud hriuR in the VilmBn nl
Houston keni County Delaware,
more Particularly dusrWhpd Aa lul
corner ui land ut Alice " Wilson, and
running nom thence North hiBhtNs
nlu' $50 doBlrrs West. i9iHM tM
fnde ana flNu tAl feet Ca "a STONE al
llr nnui lohsi corner of land formerly
oi Aiiird ApplrnlHn, deueAaud thence
N'Nrh rlthiha tbhl perphna tn the
middle ut MIN Atrnpti thence South
NlkhiA nlur tAN drBTups East Hipht
tal rods and rive co.. feet "a tho
huNhNrsi CORNER ut hand nf tho said
Ah't li Wilson und frnm thence
..''ff' ..fff. hff w .rit.t " NHAf NlNli anu
pa tNfh flfhlhs thfs prlvhps GO tho
place az BEGINNING, and unntaminp
Nlt lhil tltl acre ut lHud be- tho
humr more ul lpsa
hruR ihr real estate of John a
am rate ui ihu village ul Houston
county ui Kent state ut Delaware.
dnrrhhed. aud viii hp aOld hA ua m
settlement nt the Parliamentary Trust
created hy hla Last WIN aud TnHtn
W'ni oi irpold n The Oihrp Ot tho
hesiatpr uf Wills nf tho state nf nnla
MhiN lu niul tui Kent County az
huNrI delaware,
7 RMS, Twenty Dor ronlum taOw)
ui thu purchase price viii be- demand
rd uu thr day ol sale hud the balance
~ tho purchase price shall hn paid ON
ui hrfniu July 40, 1000 nt tho Law
Onrra uf Houston Wilanu, Unorpo.
town Delaware during unlru huurH
ht which tlmp h good aud sunlulnnt
deed conveying tltlp tu the uuuppHaful
purchaser ur purchasers viii be- dp.
lhrrud The pulChnaur or purchasers,
VIII hu required to pay the costs aud
rhprnarH ui the decd Nud W the rrVpa
nur stamps thereon should tho purs
rhnapt or purchasers, fan or npplpct
tu comply with ihuap turma, the
amount paid uu ihr dnN Of aulu Will
h' forfeited
MAY WILLIAMS
THOMAS n WILLIAMS
Trustees uIW ut John ~
cam dprpuapd
blpkprauu iifuthprs, AuVtionnura
Houston Wilson, Attorney
Issued june ~, 1850 6-l6- 3tp
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-30
PUBLIC SALE
oP VALUABLE
Personal Property
aHd
Real Estate

The uudursignud win olfur az Public
sale nt her humu, lOf North street
Mlliurd, Delaware, On
SATURDAY, July 18th, 1850
RAIN on smiNE
- Th" following Personal Property and
Real HaNtu,
sale o. Personal Property 60 BEGIN
AT 100 O'CLOCK p, NJ
Real Estate 60 be- Offered
At ESQ O'CLOCK y, N,
PERSONAL PROPERTY
ono wash stand, 3 hoor mmpn,
lorkore, ! uuituu table, Kitchen Chnlr
TWO 3 burner Perfection stoves, 3 poru
lhhlo oll heaters, ! small Kitchen OAb,
met ! canister aut "a ploppHl, / onor
holhul oven, ? duHkH Mission ChAtr
Wlokur table, ! occasional CHAIR
clocks, ! metal bed with inntnrsanrinp
MAJ ltiuHA ana folding coil spring.
walnut hulpNlh ! round table, / hlrdau
eye hurehlL round top table and rock
lnE chair ? trunks, lot of niptuVna and
picture frames, I breakfast Het, ! cool.
orator bathroom HuAln, dlnhua,
phpfl ~ alNUG service pf HlNl wal
'Wphuhrd ! day hpd, ! Wnrdrnhn,
antique clock, I Eureka electric Vlnnnr
ot liouNur VNrput HWonpur, dnak
lhhlel ] davenport ana rocking Chail
'!Wlb ! 'tuN WlM ! lnuluum WAg
nlnotrlo lnm I electric iron, ! silver Ice
pliVhub step Mddura nnH hnll
Vlnnnrs a yards aud 3 NnNsli / health
hhpl = or auiH Ot dmpNa, pair white
W!lhlns, ! mirror I pnlr antique VAaeH
! INlloo table mdiu antique phhiG
REAL E8TATB
'onslsilng of an apartment h0uar
uohlpllHnd ~ ilNu ApnrlmpntH, all with
private Mthh Nnd four RApnHnH, more
fullN upsurlhnd Aa lOliOWAl
Az lhht certain lot, piece or parcel
pl hhd with "a three story Frame
uMulllhB house And OWtMildingh thppna
oh erected situated on the eaM aldr
loldl kenl county ana state of Della
ware, ndi0lnlpg lands nf the heirs
nI dohn, y steward and otherR ON
thu hoWh hndh Ot AAm a. AnderaOu
hhu ulheN on the nAHt, AndH Ot John
" steward Hnd Nn alley way or drive
WAY between the property hptphy con
NnAed NUd Walter Dulm On the anuth
nnd said North street on tho Weat
lmNlhb q tlohihBr Un HNid North Rlrppi
~ inWA nine feet OiNo, There Ia All
hllpN way for lngrpAH hnd egppan 'Ou
lhlH property that opens lhrOugh tho
property t0 n " Nnc0nd Ntrnrt
TERMS
peraOnAl p0ppUW cash
hphl Nhihtpi 9OW dhN of hnln, hnl
hhpp ln 40 dAAH, when a good and
Hulnolnnt deed win hn delivered, purs
vlmH"t Mlll he required 10 nay the
MRS, Rose HART. owner
DipheWOn hTOso AuptiunpeFs
ueufnp MAnlUve outside VlpFh
Ma'eaIpi Ans,mp, inside Clpfk asga. 9u
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-30
PUBLIC SALE
0T VALUABLE
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
: viii ourr ui Public Nnlr at my
home W ~ Marshall street Milford,
Delaware, nn
SATURDAY, July lst, 1850
A. ONE O'CLOCK y, N.
Rain on SHINE
The following
HOugNkt0iB 0A6Re

HOUSEHOLD GOODS
iiuds wash stands, chest, of drawers,
bureaus. hud lluons, quilts, ono pinca
rockers, one sowing machine. ono dnV
hrd, one llhlHfy table, picturos, several
stands, one Victor Niptrum nnd roe
ords. one % n 1879 Administer rug, ono
electric nWrppUG one wheel chair OVn
dlnlnB room chairs nn dAhlo, ono
uiiliiy closet one Kitchen cabinet, iOO
pound capacity CuolrrNtuG nVn humur
uh stove one cook stove, one Coles
iiut Blast stove, No. ia one Oil hums
"L practically new ono OH drum
porch chairs. diahoa, cooking utonsilH,
and many Other things too humorous
Go mention.
TERMS CASH day uf snlo
MRS, JENNIE MYERS WEDn
Aariishss' Walt pirkeTaon 0.a3,at
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-30
sATrRDAY, JlLY isi. 1850

houie of the tate Mollle ID Coates
eu Market Street lifldRevillr Dela
MaIf, ou
SATURDAY, JULY Isl. 1850
Ar 1890 O'CLOCK a. H.
Rain Or Shine
Ihe following
hOt StHOlD GOODS
AND ANTIQUES
One wrought iron day bed. American
ffotlueiHi paintings. early American
pici uit frames, marble TOP chest and
haah eiandsI toilet sets. ; hedroom
SUITE. antique bed, one throe-uuAr-
tef hf0. dining room suite 4 organ. }
library sable. ] carpet sMneper. Duo
thefm pi burner pillONs, mattresses.
springs loi 0f Kitchen utensils. rugs
eludoh bliuds, on oook stONr. Old
chalfs. couch. old cupboatds, lamps
ano uiany othfi tlunss too numerous
io Hueutlou
TERMS cASR day at salp
WILSON ~ WhEA1Ii9f
fkrrutuf
Johu l)lckeIsou. Auetioneer 6-28 gtp
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-30
SATURDAY, JiLY sth. 1854
AT 900 OCLOcK = A.
daylight Saving Tlmel

'f fftNNi '"fl lttf J iiifl
D. foiioNlnF Property. town,
tAh illhi certain tract piece. or pur.
eri of land siiuutr. lying and briur il,
ttah orchard Indian River Hundred
nilnffh county lrluWuTr houudrd ott
lif hpuh. hy lands of Grort. I A.
ithf iiahah on thr East hs lea Iona
liHhfl. nu fhr south. hN tllr Mnetdnua
Road leadluR ffom OAK Otrhnrd to
iliffi aair. aud ou thr West. hy lands
'i NNpfhr ~ q. Hurhauun Ioilud.a
600 ofhriiilfd as tullOMs. Houitururinp
point ou thr horh side uf thr
Hltpff mentioned Maradam Road apv-
th't loui and hfNru teuths t74H feet
itDih inf asuiri oi Mllry Glade. thrucr
at'itf thF ihuaa ut GrufRr On a. Buch-
stiai hoiih seven aud one -half drFrrrs
ffa' 'hfnib ono aud eight trnths
i'.'t 'h drkttrs W Pas fDriJ 40 "a
.. 'iN.ii'' continuing with thr
taiiNf "i AFutkF Az n. hurhauuh North
.'' hfni hlhF aud one. quarter degrees
ttari. lUifb -tND and Once tenth irst AN
1929 arktNFs o. Akl ierD to uu mon
pitf' NDihFt ioi iie ioa Iona Bush
=, iurh'. blih thr said Bush lot
'sN aiiQ seven h-irnihs feri as ~ de-
kittf A. 4kl isriJ to q point ou thp
lhefth th alnf ui said MHrudum Houd
h.aaihk a. iAksfaale thrncs with sHult.
Aaffh hf+ffttg eight and one haif a..
ffEss Mfsf hitb .nND tua an qhl IN.
kthHinf Containing Ous Thousand
fntif Hnunfrd Hud Sixty tive and ono.
ifsith nNuHt fert ~ aGa SQ FiJ a
iflllk p hau 0f a lHtRri trart eouA.,rd
~ isFrtha kuchahau hN kuhrrl sl,ott
~ MHtrh ~ 1920 and recorded iu An,
Dfinf co. fht krDurdlnE of Decd. IA
'itoi keiohn. ln aud toe thr said Count,
81 nNhath. lu iAaed Record al Ill AZ
el ttU pakr 41b rir
l,''ttet,'a t.l..... Oh fipse hoom hungalow
600 ptHpuiidlnk tuHrthrf with thr
fiHtftNiF hn0 Fixtures iuoiidtup
hFaiiftk honae Elaoifio hefnReiutoi.
H.h taaf ntofF Hna space HrHtrt
tEkMs HUN uf thF Dufeba.,. ,,,o,,
~ hit - demanded ou thr day a.
aatt itt balance ui ihr purchase price
lo ih iHld within 8N dHbs from thr
Aat eI halt upon receipt uf which hHl
HiiNf good Hnd sufficient decd .,ll lr
thtt NitN 500 delivered tu filf purchaser
~ hafFiahfft ~ thf uutrhHstt ot
hAfNiiHef fHil ~ comply with thusp
fae thr ifi NFuiuu paid uu ihr duN
M Aah hiil if forfeited Ha Inundated
aattiahtF TIE purchaser or puFchus
80 hll tf Required tu phy ihU euata
Ai ~ SEQ Hud revenue clamps
f1f ifaaibEhT DiHlet"rORs
AhD COMPANY Ol TnF .FAkN
ite hAhk Di ThE STATE OI'
ltitltA u A3fit. thFrutor uf MARY ~
fflef HNUfn. lArtNua.d
isatlfH ahun Auptous.r
tfHuk AZ jones Attorney
t4eni % ioan liriahHl, jon. 2y. 1850
$3.50 ~