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4 Au M ove. , 5 New Montgomery &t., San Francisco, Cal. rs Tiyne Month, Dally and Sunday .--2---sssssee=. tn td T eeaeQ Tone Year, Sunday Only °AGE EIGHT By J. BE. HANWAY AND E. &. GANWAY Entered at Casper (Wyoming) postoffice as second class matter, November 22 1916. he Ci r Daily Tribune tssued every evening and The Sunday Morning ribune every Sunday at Casper, Wyoming. Publication offices: Tribune building, opposite postoffice. usiness TelephOnes ~---------—-a0-neemeenne—— aac15 and 18 Branch Telephone Exchange Connecting All Departments t MEMBER THE ASSOCIATED PRESS the Associated Press ts exclusively entitied to the use for publication of ll news credited Ln this paper and also the locai news published herela. ‘ Member of Audit Bureau of Circulation (A. B. ©.) 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KICK, IF_YOU DON'T GET YOUR TRIBUNE f you don't find your Tribune after looking carefully for it call 15 or 16 nd it will be delivered to you by special messenger. Register complaints before 8 o'clock, GE Protection Not Embargo One of the stock arguments of free-traders is that tective turiff operates as a hinese wall” and shuts out for- cign products, That claim is on a par with otber free-trade claims, in that it is untrue, as the official figures show. During the ten months ending with May of this year the total value of all Imports is reported to have been $3,174,099,000 as compared with $2, 0,000 for the corresponding months of 1924, The effect of adequate protection is well shown by the im- ports of wheat. Under the tariff act of 1922 the rate of duty on wheat was 30 cents per bushel and the importations of duty paid wheat from July 1, 1923, to May 31, 1924, amounted to 11,270,000 bushels, ‘This showed that the tariff on wheat amounted to merely a revenue tariff, The importation of that number of bushels of wheat into a country producing a sur- plus of wheat for which a market must be found, was a serious damage to the domestic wheat growing industry. On March 7th IW24 (effective thirty days thereafter), the prisedent increased the duty under the flexible provisions of the tariff to 42 cents per bushel, with the result that during the eleven months bo- ginning with July 1, 1924, and ending with May 31, 1925, the total importations amounted to only 100 bushels. The farmers haye had a better chance in their own market since the duty was made adequate, and the prices have been higher, At the same time, it will be noted that wheat is still imported, the duty being not prohibitive, but merely protective, not a pro- Fundamental Principles The “Wheeler Defense Committec” is a heavily financed political organization now engaged in flooding the mails with attacks on the department of justice because it proposes to bring Senator Burton kK, Wheeler of Montana, to trial on charges of conspiracy to defraud the government in oil land cases pending before the department of the interior. The com- mittee is composed of prominent radicals and radical sym- , pathizers. \ The “fundamental principle” this committee alleges it is defending is that persons accused of infractions of federal Jaw should be tried in their home states rather than in the District of Columbia. In this particular case residents of several states are jointly named as participants in the alleged conspiracy. It is not explained how these residents of several different states could all be jointly tried in their own states. Moreover if this “fundamental principle’ applies in the case of a senator charged with conspiracy to illegally acquire oil lands, why not to an ex-senator? Former Senator Fall might have been indicted in nis home state of New Mexico, but . the government chose to indict him in the District of Columbia, where the overt acts in connection with the alleged conspir- _ uey were committeed. So far from protesting against this course it will be recalled that while the grand jury was in ses- sion considering the Vall case Senator Wheeler’ torney, Senator Walsh, made an appeal oyer the radio for Fall's pun- ‘ ishment. No unfair treatment of Fall is involved in indicting him in the District of Columbia, instead of New Mexico, and no unfair treatment of Wheeler is inyolved in the government's similar procedure in his case, A fundamental principle overlooked by the radicals and radical sympathizers of the Wheeler defense committee is that criminal cases should be tried in the courts and that rankly partisan statements in fayor of a defentlant, coupled with vio- lent attacks on the department of justice and the courts, vio- late the proprieties. If Senator Wheeler is innocent, his trial in the District of Columbia will make that clear. The people of the country will have opportunity to read the evidence and to determine this matter for themselves, while as a legal guilt or innocence a jury will make the decision. The unwill- ingness of the Wheeler defense committee to have the case tried in the cour ather than to have one side of the case aired by partisan press agents through the mails, seems to indicate that there may be some doubt in the minds of these propagandists as to what the effect of the presentation of evidence in the Waxpington trial will be upon the jury and upon public option Short on Americanism It is no new thing for an American factory to be removed to another country. Some years ago Albert D. Richardson writ ing on the manufacture of wat s mentioned wateh factories in Elgin, 11., Newark and Marion, N, J, and Waltham, Rox bury and Springfield, Mass. He added, “A seventh which was in Melrose, Mass., is now being removed to Switzerland, with the aid of Swiss capitalists who welcome American machinery as the only means of retaining their national pre-eminence in this art, The factory is to be established a hundred miles from the present watchmaking centers, that the hostility of Swiss workmen to labor-saving machines may not prove embarrass ing. The company take American artisans to start with, At present, watchmakers in Switzerland receive only from two and a half to ten frances per day, and in some centers one and a half franes a day will support a family, Whenever the com pany can ayail themselves of this cheap labor they believe that they can pay the duty and undersell American factories in American markets. Our import duty on watches is twenty-five per cent on parts of watches, twenty per cent. The keen Swins manufacturers take twenty finished watches port them in parts, thus over-re ers, und saving the five per cent.” An establishment on American soil, paying taxes to our own authorities, buying supplies from our own peop) ying wages that are spent largely in this country, represents vigor ous Americanism, A concern that goes abroad and plans to un dersell American establishments represents less than 100 per cent of Americanism, We all know that there are such establishments, far more nen than there were in Richardson's day, It is well to keep this before us, When it is announced that prominent American manufacturers seek reduction of duties let us find where their plants are located. Are they here or over the sea? to pieces, and im hing our astute tariff mak We insult Europe when we ask for our money back and we insult Mexico when we ask that our nationals receive lawful treatment. The only way to avoid isulting some folks is to just take what they hand you and keep still. Think what an awful blow it would be to the Tour Mun dred if somebody should prove that we all deseended from the himpanzee, er Daily Cribune NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE (Continyed from Page Six) Olidale to Evansville, lot 16, block 2.1. ns-epyeeenenneeneeccrere Olidgle to Byansville, lot 17, BIOCK 2 coverererensenerererserere= Oildale to Evanuville, lot 18, DICK 2 -ceveseveererencvererverrss= Olldaie to Evansville, lot 19, block 2 ..--w--ee--s: Olldale to Kivansville, lot 20, block 2 .-~-..-----. Olldale to Evansville, lot 23; " Olldale to Evansville, lot 24, block 2 2 wenn nan een en ner eeeneee Olidale to Evansville, lots 25 to 48 {nclus' DIOCK 2 enneneeeenenen= River's Bend, lots 1 to $ Inclusive 11.12. ------—-enenee ere er ero men= Thorndale, lot 4, bIOCK 1 .p-eenpenneoenewereeenennn nee nnenrernenen= Thorndale, lot f, block 1 -....-~, ‘Thorndale, lot 6, DIOCK 1 eeneene-eseeenenne----asnnenrecesen—en—= Thorndale, lot 7, block 1 ... Tlorndale, lot 5, DIOCK 2 meceeeneneennansaneneewerne=* oseeeeene= Thornds lot 6, block 2 Thorndale, lot 1, DIOCK 2 wweneweeewer——nnseereennereeane: Thorndale, Thorndale, ‘Thorndale, ‘Thorndale, Thorndale, Thorndale, Thorndal ‘Thornd Thornd Thorndale, Thorndale, Thorndale, Thorndale, Thorndale, Thorndale, , Thorndale, Thorndale, ‘Thorndaie, Thorndale, Thorndale, Thorndale, Thorndale, Thorndale, Thorndale, Thorndale, ‘Lhorndale, Thorndale, Thorndale, Thorndale, Thorndale, Thorndale, Thorndals, Thorndale, Thorndale, Thorndale, Thorndale, Thorndale, Thorndale, Thorndal ‘Thorndal Thornda’ Thorndal Thorndale, ‘Thorndale, TLorndale, enewngeryorserse een satan tee—eeenemeenne ee ann eee n nnn nnn new en sereerencemteene= lot 8, DIOCK 2 wewwnneeeweenrncnve tens teeeeneeweeeen ere lot 9, LOCK 2, wacnwnaewawes ecweeernna-n--eewreewernen lot 10, DIOCK 2 eereneneeennnnnceeenn2— aan nnneneeresee lot 11, DIOCK 2 n.nwewenna-eonnn nnn ne- nnn neneemreneneee lot 12, dDlock 2 ences anna nnn nn nnn wnneene nee sn= lot 13, DIOCK 2 emwwwewenn-n-n--enen--ereeeereenes teres lot 8, Jot 9, DIOCK 3 swwwewnvwneeereccereenene—aeececeouen lot 8, DIOCK 6 ---eececaneeanereneeecersecewweseecossrre lot 4, block 7 lot 5, block 7 q. OL 6, DIOCK 7 ewneracennnceccenenvesneeseemerereeranens fot %, block 8 ... lot 3, dlock 8 ..--. lot 4 lot 5, DOCK 8 ap paennnnnnneennerenecmeerenereerees: + lot 8, DIOCK 9 -o------newernenneseeererer nee ecererwee lot 4, DIOCK 9 - 242 - nner eee ——e ner ewww eran ene een ereeeer= lot 5, block 9 —.-. lot 6, block 9 -..-. lot 8, block 9 -.--.=. lot 9, block 9 cean--e=, lot 1, block 10 ~.-.. lot 3, block 10 lot 4; block 10 «. lot 5, block 10 -. lot 6, block 10 ., lot. $, Liock 10 ... lot 9, block 10 . block 1 lot 2, block 11 .-------- lot 3, DIOCK 11 -nn- een enennewee-erewewensenseneen tenes lot 4, block 11 lot 5, block 11 - lot 6, block 11 . lot 7, block 11 -.-. lot 9, block 11 - lot 5, block 12 .. Jot 6, block 12 lot %, block 13 lot 4, block 13 -.. lot 5, block 13 .. Thorndale, lot 6, block 13 --.-~----. Thorndale, lot 7, block 13 --.-~- NEXSEX section 21, township 33, range 79; NWSW, section 23, township 33, range 79 ~-. NB, being blocks 1 to 49 inclusive in Bessemer, section 4, town- ship 32, Butler COFp. siessseserterterressen TANGO, 81 on ene nee nnn eevee: terror Butler Corp, GO Geo, By Clarks sessersarserren North Burlington, lot 11; North Burlington, lot 12, block 3 ------eersneve-eeeterernenrencewee! Buer Corp. vo W. 5S, Ferguson... + Midwest, lots 17 and 1%, block 5; Midwest, lots 19, 20 and 21, block 6 ~~. Butler Corp. eo John Jourgensen ....+9++01..Thorndale, lot 1, block 2 Butler Corp, eo Prunk Manzon, sesesNorth Burlington, lot 8 DIOCK 1 --ee-----+ ennnn--- nn newer rnwenee Butle Corp, Martin Thedin seeseeeNorth Burlington, lots 27 and 28, DIOcK 6 -.-----0ew-eemenns seeneen Butler, B. H., seweene Casper, lot 24, block 119 --+--e--: Butler, Mifflin «. ewe Casper, lot 4, block 28 ~~~ Butler, Miffiin Butler, lots 4, 6 and 6, block 2 Byrnes, G. A. a Butler, lot 7, block 85 Caln, Daniel Freeeeesseeessencss-e-Mills, lot 6, block 23 --- Call, B. G....sessassecses serves rene Call-Hart, South 80 feet of Nis of lot 5, block Cali-Hart, lot 5. book 4: 5 , lot 1, block cai Hert! North 2:3 feet of North {% lot 5, block 6; Hart, N% of tot 1, block 9; Call-Hart, South 60 feet of lot 1, block 9; Call-Hart, 8% of lot 2, block 12 Call-Hart, lot 1, block 13 ------- caspian? [- AAEEENS are Call, 5. B. c-0 Jas. B, Carpenter.....2..¢,.0-Call-Hart, lot 4, block 12 -----+--------- We ccrpacdcuitereeane Callen, B. ssevsessesseewerecee sree Casper, lots 23 and 24, block 120; Butler, lot 10. block 12; Butler, lots 7 and 8, block 15 -. North Burlington, lot 5, block 4 «Mills, lot 4, block A «North Casper, lot 186: Rerth Seen north 6 feet lot 187, block 18 Cantrell, Jesse A....ssecccccnee.---Midwest Heights, lots § and 9, block 8 -~ Cardwell, H. R, co Wm, VanVelxen Calman, Herbert J Campbell, Guy . Canney, Anne North Casper, lots 47 and 48, block 12 Carey, Alvina ... «North Casper, lots 56 and 57, block 37 Carey, J. M., Bros. semees-Casper, lot 1, block 1 -. Carey, J. M., Bro: ewcees. Casper, lot 2, lock 1 - Carey, J. M., Bros, awooes- Casper, lot 9, bfock 169 Carey, J. M., Bros. Casper, lot 12, block 207 -. Carey, J. M., Bro: seeces. Casper, Jot 16, block 207 Carey, J. M., Bros, evens Casper, lot 9, block 218 --.----. Carey. J. M., Brot seeces, Casper, south half of lot 10, bloc! Carey, J. M., Bros. seee-++ Riverside Farms, tract 39 ---.- Carey, J. M., Bro seooness Riverside Farms, tract 42 ----~ Carey, J. M. Bros. q. Carey, J, M., Bros. co F, BE. Empey wweees-- Casper, lot 10, block 169 ------- ++ Casper, an unplatled plece of ground lying north of lot 1 in block 14 -.~ stone Casper, lots sevee Cap. Hill, lot 12, blo Casper, lot 22, block 5: Butler, lot 1, block 1 ve s1an BY NWS NEMKBWH: El, section 32, township 33, range 79; “ SWUSW i, se 8, township 33, range 79; NWYNW, section 35, township 33, range Cs . Listestacsersorsersoe NBM, section township 34, range 81; eeeiore NEMNW: NWNBE\, section 35, township 34, range 31 --.----- Carpenter, Esther Carpenter, R. L.. Re Lasewsses Carpenter, > 79 wt 4 ’ ah: or , Peter .. +e SEYUSWY; SWYSEM, section 26, township 34, range $9; ahi anes NEKNEM: NEXNW, section 35, township 34, range 60 Carroll, T. «- Carter, Robt. Jiecnees secewns. Cartwright, A, F. co C. H. Anderson Co, Casper Brick & Tile Ce, co ©. U. Btarr.... Casper Investment Co, ‘olson, all block 10 ...--.- ow Country Club Heights, lot 11, New Country Club Heights, lot 13, New Country Club Heights, lot 13, New Country Club Heights, lot 14, New Country Club Heights, lot 15, block 1 New Country Club Heights, lot 18, block 1 Club Heights, lot 24, DIOCK 1 eeewewennennnnneneenenne Club Heig fot 25, block 1 -e-=-«: Club Heights, lot 1, block 2 sees. Club Heights, lot 2, block 2 .« Club Heights, lot 3, block 2 .-—---: Club Heights, lot 4, block 2-----e-: Club Heights, lot 10, block 2 -.. Club Heights, lot 13, block 2 ights, lot 21, block 2 ew Country . block 3 ‘ew Country Club Heights, tot 22, block 4 ew Country Club Heights, lot 3, block 5 ---.--enene----. ew Country Club, Heights, lot 4, DIOCK 6 ceecnn-nneecceenncenennnn= Country Club Heights lot 11, DIOCK 6 eeeenenennencenecneenee= y Country Club Heigh tut block 6 Country Club Heights, lot 4. DIOCK 6 pesen-neeeeereeeeeeeennn New Country Club Heights, lot 9, LIOCK 6 ---sececenesenceneeenene= New Country Club Helghts, lol 10, DIOCK 6 encnaceeneneenavacnenne New Country Club Helghte, lot 12, DIOCK 6 cenceenenceneeneeneennne New Country Club Heights, lot DIOCK 6 eeenrennnewnennennenne-- New Country Club Heights, lot 28, DIOCK 6 —-----neemnncenanennne Country Club Heights, lot 6, DIOCK 7 cnseeeeerennenrencennnenne Nts, 1Ot 1, DIOCK 7 seeewerevennceeneneneenenn ot 23, DIOCK 7 eenecwneenceernnncncenss New Country New Country New Country yew Country ew Country 8 New Country Club Height DIOCK 7 -anennnnnnenennnnnennnne == Burlington, lot 16, LIOCK 3 .-..--ccnsensneerenenaneeneneennnneenene -~ Burlington, lot 16; Burlington, lot 67; Burlington, lot 68, block 10 ... Casper Land & Townslte Ce. Casper Mfg. & Const. Co... Casper Motor Ca, oo L. G. MUFPHY.+ee> + lot 93; r, lot 131 block 4 . lot tk block 16 tet Bt Casper Nealty . rth Casper Casper, lot 6, DIOcK 117 .--------eenecamececeecepemncmmeent tecenean 3 9.61 a1.1t 18,06 438 4.58 4.38 488 458 4.38 4.88 458 4.38 4.38 4.48 4.58 438 4.53 4.08 3.95 2.95 3.95 3.98 3.95 3.95 3.95 3.96 3.95 3.95 3.95 3.95 3.95 3.95 3.95 3.95 182.81 458 S14t 16.97 11.54 114,39 03.18 $4.89 9.80 67.08 bia 3.89 6.78 THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 1026 a ee iL enaed North Casper, lot 52, block 17 q, ene rerezereseesecessersseresses 43,42 North Casper, lot 176; North Casper, lot 177; North Casper, north half jot 178, Bleek 18 oreeeererpweneresecerces North Casper, lot 189; North Casper, lot 140, DIOCK 50 cremeaveneresertrnrntevenermeerseee North Casper, lot 66, DIOCK 21 ncendecrmerysorrenrereneresesernces North Cusper, lot 161, BIOCK 21 --pereeercererecenterrweres teueer ie North Casper, lot 149; 84 North Casper, lot 150, plOck 24 <rpenenteemerernerer-receeseseverere 10.42 North Casper, lot 63; North Capper, lot 64, BIOCK 31 ~ncecapues-enegyerenereroentenccess, 12.28 North Casper, lot 189, block 3% sseyeweerseseppecsrncescesetoeeeses 50.62 North Casper, lot 15, blOCK 47 ~.aecenenneenocetecencesesesconseses 30 ‘asper Realt, ny bel ri eaaury scmeeessesceeee North Casper, lots 163 to 168 inclusive, BIOCK 38 yecnceweccercnecee 10.61 Casper Realty c-o Samuel Bedsaul .... «--North Casper, lot 49; North Casper, lot 80, LIOCK 10 sceeeeneescuseereqecesnenmeertcsece S154 Casper Realty 0 Roy Boatman. .ecsarseccossoe North Casper, lot 4, DIOCK 41 srncenvwsennerccernecnwesncet teeeenee 21.10 Casper Realty co H. Brumbau, North Casper, lot 164; North Casper, lot 165, DOCK 13 -.eeneunnarencencneracvenencneeveres $5.12 Casper Realty . . 0 Geo, B. Coons. .2..2.seeees see North Casper, lot 91, BICC 22 ~pseenwe-nnenceccnnencennennnecewene 34.03 Casper Realty ¢o John Gallegos. North Casper, lot 118, block 33; d North Casper north half lot 174, bleck 38; North Caliper, lot 152, block 31; North Casper, lot 151, DIOCK 21 ~rec-sene---seeersnneeneeenneesne= 0.16 Casper Realty ©O Ned Gomes. .-.. ser iersnsee North Casper, lot 153; North Casper, lot 154, bloek 13 .2.-.--ce ceueceeeeceeecennennnnwee 26,94 Casper Realty co Harding Bros...-..-..2.- North Casper, all block 2; North Casper all block 1; North Casper, all block 3, North Casper, all block 5; North Casper, all block 7 " North Caeper, all block. North Casper, all block 11 North Casper, all block 1 North Casper, all block went erenreeeeesernnereeeseerananeeersee 196.68 Casper Realty " CO Harding Bros...e.sacserseesee Part SEYNW, section 3, township 33, ranBe 18 seecncecenctecee 16.06 Casper Realty, eo W. J. Jones.... + North Casper, lots 194 to 196 inclusive, block 18 106 Casper Realty é C0 Olto Lindquist...sscesressesse NOrth Casper, lot 51; North Casper, lot 52, block 37 ~.-cnccceevecvedbeonesence: 25.48 Casper nealty eo Gertrude Maerck. «North Casper, lot 168; North Casper, north half of lot 169, block 17 ~..-secoweweveceencnee 25,26 Casper Realty C0 Ole MOON, 2. s-peersersersene North Casper, lot 69; North Casper, lot 10, bIOCK 21 ----seecoveccenerevevencenceenceeces 10,35 Casper Realty C0 A. Cy McIntyre. cnc ser ser serene North Casper, lot 42; North Casper, lot 43, DIOCK 16 ~--.ecevccecrevncvceneceevecscceses 35.90 Casper Realty 0 A, He NOON. 26+ es secversers North Casper, lot 10, DIOCK 17 ---vescocecerecevacceeceverececces | 24.99 Casper Realty co Lee A, Pearson, a ~North Casper, lots 57 to 60 Inclusive, block 31 ----eecwer-neresrn-nee 21,54 Casper Realty C0 J, O. RODD. cos sarcercorses ren North Casper, lot 76; North Casper, lot 17, DIOCK 18 eocerecorveeevrevecccensenecceeccscs 18,61 Casper Realty eo C. V. Robbins. North Casper,*lot 22, block 46 sevece. 3418 Casper Realty CO H. Fy Schmidt. ....-sserseseoe North Casper, lot 65 North Casper, lot 66, bIOCK 31 eeweerrr---erecrecencerenveveczese 18.43 Casper lealty = ©0 Frank ©. Stevens, sossessesse- North Casper, lot 179; North Casper, lot 130, bleek 22 —... isis Casper Realty CO Hermann Tholl,..sesceseeese NOrth Casper, lot 158; North Casper, lot 159; North Casper, lot 160, 37.89 Cu.sper Realty Behan C0 T. B. Wells..--sascecsessesee North Casper, lot 198; North Casper, lot 197, block 38 --.. 45.34 Casper Wyoming Rodeo Assn.._..-Millz, lot 8, block 7 102.83 Castine, Wm, co P. A. Burni Midwest Heights, let 21, BIOCK B --wencescecceccnccemevenrecvences, 488 Castor, Ivan , Casper, cast 48 feet of lots 1 and 2, block 104 —.-cenececenccceene 52,07 Caswell, N. H. +~+e~Burlington, lots $2 to 35 inclusive, blOCk 6 .--evecccececeveeeneees 58.40 Cathcart, Dallas ©-0 Jack Mills, 2. sessessesses sea Casper, lot &, block 155 <. a anna | A.) f Catheart, F. R. eo Otto McMurray. oo CORTON, 20041 DIGEN -168 "658.3 lt cenoecbubespuehacwnl 42.546 Chapin, Bert ... --Call-Hart, south 40 feet of lot 2, block 3 --.------.-2-.. 6.08 Chapman, Jessie c-o B. 8. Stanley. se+ewee Capitol Hill, lot 3, block 37 -.... -- eeees weneeenrseen 160,36 Chase, Walter C. co W. J, Smith. + 1Ot 3, DIOCK 18 ~-ererceroeevernae-novewrcenrrecescccmcces INE Childers, Arthur NESE, section 1, township 30, range 3¢ soni rmeceennenewccnne 3,08 Childers, Arthur A. stone N54. section §, township 30, range 83; Lot 6; WRSE%; EMSW; SEXSE', sections, township $0, range 83; ‘ : > EYNW; NEXSW; Dig, section 7, township 30, range $8 .... 53,02 Childers, Arthur A...-..2+sesse+se-e NWHUNWH, , township $1, range $3; ENE, section 18, township $0, range &3 --..-..---.---------- 6.40 Christensen, Anna .....2,.2-.-.---S'sSW, section 20, township 36, range 81; WIGNW, section 29, township 36, range 81; NE, section 30, township 36, range 81 ..-.... 89.42 Christianson, John ero Arthur Pueblan..esseceerses+. North Casper south half of lot 93; North Casper, all lot 94, block 84 ..--«. ‘Teapot, lots 2 and 3, block & Teapot, lot 1, block 8 ~~... Mills, lot 8 biock 16 -..-.-.. Chriseman & Cristobal... Christman & Freeman, Clark, Alfred M....++ Clark, C, W,, Co, C0 T. BP. Hill, cossessocsessessarre SIZSEM, section 34, townrhip 41, range $2 .....------0--. Clark, D, Ly eo Winter & Winte: ction 17, township 81, range $1; acres of SEY%SH, section 8, township 31, range 81 ......-. Fiv Clark, J, Crssercersmstereewonessaee Mills, lot 3: Mills, lot 4; Mills, lot 6, block 21 ... Kenwood, lot 468 Clark, J. Cur serseveer Clark, Nora ...------ » section 14, township 32, range 83; VUSW%, section 12, township 32, range 83 ..., lot 8, biock 1 Clark, Willis G Clarkson, Jobn . Clarkson, John W.. ip 32, range &: section 21, township 32; range $2 .----------.---- NWUNW, Clemons, Ed .secscesssserceseresne Nelson, lot 6; elson. lot 7, block 17 . Allendale, lot 9, block 17 +-W4SWhs SEUSW'| section 14, township $3, range 8: S'4N': NEXSBY section 15, township 83, range 85; Lot 4, section 40, township 34, range 80; Lot 1 NEXNWk! NWMNEM section $1, township 84, rang Clouse, Robt. EB Cobb, A. Hisserte 2491 Cobb, A. H., & Son, +-Crabtree Addition to Mills, lots 1 to 23 inclusive, bloek 1; Crabtree Addition to Mills, lots 1 to 28 inclusive, block 2; Crabtree Addition to Mills, lots 1 to 24 inclus: block 8; Crabtree Additiog to Mills. lots 1 to 24 inclusive, block 4; Crabtree Addition to Mills lots 1 to 12 inclusive, block 6; Crabtree Crabtree Crabtree Addition to Mills, lots 1 to 12 inclusly addition to Mill Addtion to Mil Crabtree Addition to Mills, lots 1 to 2° inclusive, block Crabtree Addition to Mills, lots 1 (o 24 inclusive, block 10 .......... Nl section 15, township 85, range 33 asper, lot 10, DIOCK 209 .---nannees WSWh: SEXYNWY: BY section > range BYE; NWYKNE\ section 15, township 34, range $0 ....... block 6; dlock 7; Cobb, A. H., & Son. Cobb, Wiillam B.. Colson, Henry J Coltrane, C, M. ©-0 Hal Curran..roccossessoseeese Milla, lot 16. block 18 ..--.--.-..--see 41 Coltrane, C, M. eo Veta Ida Drew... ooMills, lot 7, BIOCK 46, ‘nccenevscsocacoumemsssopesbenncoonassbencde f1t0T Cc. M. ve A. T. Edwards.....2..--Mills, lot 1, block Tbe Coltrane, ©. M. OO Fred Hunter. .o.sessassessess Mills, lot 13, block 40 Coltrane, C. M. oo Wm, Shapland,..........0..-Mille, Mills, let 9, block 41; lot 8, block 49 .......... Coltrane, C, M. oo L. Townsend... Mills, lots 1 and’ 2, Block 23 -..encecneengeteccccsccesscdcecncece 1.61 Come!, T. B. G0 TONY BAB80. 2s sasrascarcervne Casper, East 70 feet of lot 6, block 161 .---cecccccenceccuceccescue 119.88 Community Extension Corp. c-0 Bee Ben Realty Co,...........Communlty Park, lot 11, block 2 65.59 Community Park, lot 18, block 2 «. 17.40 Community Park, lot 4, DIOCK 4 c-ccmeccncasercescesensesccnces 21:64 Community Park, lot 8, DIOCK 6 ceccceccecccaccecnnnconcsncsecncce 26.25 Community Bat. Corp. co See Ben Realty Co, --.-++-++-- Community Park, 3, 4, 6, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12 block 1; Community Park, east 87% feet of lot 13 block 1; Community Park, lots 16, 16, 17, 18, 21, 22 and 24,/block 1; Community Park, lot 1, block 8; Community Park, lot 13 DIOCK 9 ...---n-nnesecennecenceccnse-cne 827.80 Community Kateng on Corp, . CO ANNE WAILUC. 6.0.10, e+ sane OMMUNItY Park, lob 22, BIOCK 3 cccccerececaccoceccecccrecescece 60,08

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