Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 9, 1925, Page 11

THURSDAY, JULY 9, 1925 ANI Wyoming Joins in Tribute to Monument Dedi tes from all Wyoniing were neeat the dedication near 1, Wyoming, last. Sunduy of tne monument raised by the Knights yf Columbus in honor of the Rev. ather Peter John DeSmet, intrepid t missionary. Mr, and Mrs. M. Voley e former a member of Knights of ‘Columbus, and Mr. y 4 Mrs. Wilson Kimbalt, the former ® pioneer resident and Interested in the Natrona County Historical so. were present from Casper. Mass was sald at 9:30 o'clock at monument by Bishop Patrick vvern of Cheyenne. Bishop Mc- _yavern_was assisted in the dedica- 1 ceremonies by the Rev. Fathers john Mullins and Edward Cassidy of r, A splendid sermon was given by Father Kennedy, S. J., of Orleans, location of the monument «r Daniel, in Sublette county, is the very spot where, 85 years Father DeSmet offered up the t mass ever celebrated within the limits of the present state of Wyom- The congregation was made » of @ motley gathering of trap- hunters, Flathead and Snake Indlaas, It is safe to say that his : WI be harded down to pos- ef the bright orna- ments in the t nary annals of Catholic church tn Amorita. Pierre Jean De Smet was born a: Termonie, Belstim, Januury O11, but, at the age of twen! 1 with for the spread of the 1, emigrated to the United ates and entered the Society of Jesus, in which his designated field of labor became the country about 8h Ont St. ‘Louis: His first missionary journey was to the Pottawatomies, at Council Bluffs, in 1832. It so happened that during that decade four different delegations of Indians, from’ the far west, presented them- selyes before the bishop of St. Louis, requesting him to send them ,“‘black- | robes” to {nstruct them concerning the Great Spirit. Having no men at his disposal, the good bishop sent them to the superior of the Jesuits, who, for lack of means, could not see his way to grant their petition. It was at this juncture that Father De Smet not only offered himself for “this arduous mission, but likewise agteed to raise in his native country the means necessary to finance the work, His first visit to the Rocky moun- tain region was in 1840, when he traversed the sections inhabited by the Flatheads, phe Pen d’. Oreilles, the Crows and the Gros Ventres, NEARLY INSANE AT TIMES Relieved te of Change le 0 Tenn.—*'T took Lydia E. idwhile — the time and suf- fered dreadfully with my back. M; doctor said I would have to worry it out fe tele thi this Riad nae years before I began ig the Vege- table Compound which I saw adver- tised. I think it was eight bottles that I took. It has been two years since I took any and I haven't hada Soctor since for that trouble. Ido all my washing and ironing and I have gained from 116 to 138 ds. I ad- vise all women who suffer physically and mentally as I did to gi othe Veg- étable Compound a fair trial. I ho} it will do as much for them as it did for mo,""== Mrs. SAUNDERS, Til BE. Depot Knoxville, Tennessee. Street, YOUR ESSEX IS HERE NOW AT CASPER FOR $1,025.00 a DANCING AND CHICKEN DINNERS Under Shade Trees Private Dining Rooms for Parties Strictly a First Class Place THE COOLER SPQT Jesuit at sation: and laid the foundation of bis tus ture successful labors among these rious tribes. It was on this trip that, at the Green River rendezvous, he cclebrated the mass to which reference hag beon made. In 184i, after a journey to Europe in which he had secured both missionaries and funds to support them, we find him in the Oregon country estab- lishing Ignatius’ however, was later to Missoula, Montana. As the terrible} Blackfoot were a constant menace to the Christian Indians, Father De-|{ Smet determined to go to them per- sonally in order to direct their steps in the way of peace. In this he was eminently successful, and Father Point was left to establish a mission that would perpetuate the results of his peace parley. By actual calpulation this re- nowned man traveled 180,000 miles on his various journeys. When it ts considered that much of this was made in “prairie s¢hooners” and on foot in actual missionary labors, it must be set down as a most remark: able accomplishment. Recognizing his intimate know! edge of the far west and his extra- ordinary influence among the In: dians, the United States goveryment made use of his services both as an |City of Casper, County of Natrona, and State of Wyoniing, a ss due and unpaid on the eame will take place between the } army chaplain and in the conduct of pace negotiations. The most im- Portant of these missions was in 1868, when he went alone into the hostile camp of the Sioux, under Sitting Bull, and induced the In- dians to sign a treaty. General Stanley says of this feat: “Father DeSmet, alone of the entire white race, could penetrate to those cruel savages and return safe and sound.” This unselfish man passed to his reward at St. Louis, May 23, 1873. His ability as a writer {s attested by a number of works dealing with his labors among the Red Men, and their popularity may be gauged by the fact that they have been trans- lated into several European lan- guages. ANT-FOREIGN AGITATION IN CANTON GROWS CANTON, July 9—(By The Asso- clated Pre&s)—Continued anti-foreign agitation started an exodus of Can- ton Business houses to the Brit- ish settlement of Hong Kong, 95 miles distant. The move was started when predictions were made that hos- tilitles would last for six months. The controlling Chinese govern- ment yesterday issued orders for- bidding anyone to accept foreign cur- rency and assumed control of the postoffice for censorship purposes, Thousands of Chinese have aban- doned their residences at Hong Kong and are arriving here daily. As a precautionary measure for- eign gunboats are proceeding to waterway approaches of Canton for the purpose of convoying ships car- rying foreigners. Strikers continue to receive food stuffs and money from abroad. How- ever, many clerks, boys and other | workers are anxious to be back at their old employments but are pre- vented from returning by Chinese strike leaders, A double guard h: been placed at the residence of the British con- sul general here because of the re- ports that attempts would be made to kill him. Coal Stocks Show Decline WASHINGTON, July 9.—(Asso- clated Press.)—Stocks of bituminous coal in consumers hands June 1| showed a sharp decrease over March | 1 while anthracite held t retal dealers increased, t al sur-| vey declared tods covering the trad The total quantity of bituminous in storage by consumers June 1, 1925, was placed at 38,000,000 net tons, against 44,000,000 on March 1, and 51,000,000 on June 1, 1924, “The trend of stocks,” a state- ment sald, “has been steadily down- ward since the early part of 1924 and the heavy reserves built up by consumers in late 1923 have been/ reduced to more normal proportions in fact the present suply is slightly less than in the summer 1921" - MOTHER'S | PLACE 1260 North Durbin—North Casper i On the River Front wpe Casper Oaily Crivune NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE _ THE STATE OF WYOMING, °) - - \ | COUNTY OF NATRONA Shi tice is hereby given that on Tuesday, July 14th, 192 e Courthouse, in the ours of 9 A. M. and 5 P. M. Said sale will continue from day to day until all of said property is disposed of. The real estate to be offerediat said sale, together with the ta costs due on the same, is described as follows, to-wit: . Adams, Willlam HL 5 Casper View, lot: 21, block € --..--.. Adams, Wilfam H. .... Cusper, lot: 7, block 181) anaes, Alshion, Fred W., co Anna Jelen... Wolton: lot 9. block 2 Albin Carl, c.o Synneve, Otterdalc.. Burlington, lot 4, block J ---- Allam, Mildred 2 eewenvenee--- Casper, north 29 feet of-lot 1, bloc pueee ae. Mlen, John D. . sececcces sas. Vindicator 1, Vindicator! 2, Vindicator 3, sectlon 16, township 32, Allen, J. I). sms swsrersuecsans ome smn AllQnGs Allendale, ict 1, block 17 <------. Allen, J. J. ssncsnssersnssseneves cnn Allendale, lot 6, “block 17; lot 1, block 18 & Auten, J. J. --Allendale, !ot 8, block 18 Allen, J. J. sow Alléndale, lot 20," blocks 22 Alien, J. J. s--Allendale, lot 4 and-5, block 23 ~ Allen; J. J. Allendale, lot'8; block 23: -.-.------<.. J. J. -.. Allendale, tots 10,°11, 12 and 13, block 18 --... Mills, lois 12 and/13, block 296 --------.---- 60.34 NWYNEXYNEX section 18, township t4 3.83 Anderacn. C. A, North Casper, lots 188 and 789, biock 34 Anderton, Thos. co Caroline Atdersen, G North Casper, lots 157 and 158, block 36 Casper, east half of lot t, block 169 .. Burlington, lot 15, block 3 --.-.-- «- Capitol Hill, lot 19, block 37 ------------- -..B%, section 26, township 35, range 79 .. E%; NEMSEM;: SEYUSWK; section NYNEX. NEYNW, section 20, 1ow NE, section 27, township 40, range 81 mbild Cc. Anderson, Geo. W. Anderson, Harry G. .. Anderson, Martin . Antelope Eprings L. and L. © nip 40 range $1; Arbogast, J. Ray, et al., co N. & A. Coal Co. .....-..-.,-,.-.. West Central, all block 3 Archibald, Stanley, co N. E. Blanford .. Aronson, John . Askwith, Mérle ~.. Kehwood, lot 5 ----------------- North Burlington, lot & block 6 ..CAsper, lot 5, block 54; Casper, west half of lot 6, block 154; : Capitol. Hill, lot 9, block 38 ~~~. ssesenssae sen Sheridan Heights, lot 6, block 118; Allendale, lot 2, block 6 Butler, lot. 3, block. 86 ~. BENWH; SWHNWS Tints weatselitastane 10, block 67 Mary D, Batley...Casper, west 34 feet lot 10, block 67; rears 9 Clave, strip back of lot 3, block 141; Glendale, lot 7, block 6; Gothmore Park, lot 51 ---------~---. Bahr, Nellie ... Bailey, H. M., c-0 A. G. Noel..o... Bailey, Wm. J. . . Bailey, W. J., c-o Baker, Christine M. ointain View, lot 1, block 1 -------- Baker, Christine M. Mountain View, lot 2, block 1 Baker, Christine M, Mountain View, lot 3, block 1 ---.. Baker, Christine M. View, lot 4, block 4 --.-----.--. Baker, Christine A, ..Mountain View, lot 6, block 12 ----------. a Baker, Christine M. fountain View, lot 40, block 16 --~---~---------~-=----2rwennen== pe Bak-., Christine M. Mountain View, lot 8, block 17 ~~------------ ae Baker, Christine M, .~ Mountain View, lot 21, block 20 --------------0--nennnnwnewnnennn OF: jaker, Christine ae c D. wet weep eeeeee ue. Mountain. View, lots 24 and 28, block 21 -----. fe CaN ae ead NL Baker, Christine, ¢-o W. C. Burch,, Mountuin View, lots ¢ and 6; Mountain View, lots 6 and 19; pe ww, lots 20 and 21, block 6 22.39 Mountain V. View, lot 19, block 3; View, lot 2, block 13 --.-----. View, lot 26, block 21 -. View, lots 7 and 8; View, lots 9 and 16; View, lots 17 and 18, block 3 ~~. View, lots 3 and 4, block 17 -------------------==. Jountain Mountain Baker, Christine, c-o D, J. Fisher, . Mountain Baker, Christine, c-o R. G. Johnson. Mountain Mountain Mountain Mountain Baker, Christine, ¢-o F. J. Bush Baker, Christing, c-o I. A. Lawson.. Baker, Christine, c-o Mrs. C. K, Taursen Mountain View, lot 22, block 2 --...-~~------00~w-—- nnn wenn eween Bakev, Christine, co 0, H. Marvel..Mountain View, lot 39, block 17 . aker, Christine, . “t tm 2 he . Mountain eee 5,6 . - co Mtn, View Dey. Co. lots 6 to 9 inclusive, bIOCK 19. ---ene-------nnneen Baker, Christine, oo Fred H. Nelson . Baker, Christine, co W. B. Shedd Baker, Christine, co B. B. Strong ..-..2-.0.+--+-.-Mountain View, Mountain View, Baker, Christine, > co H. H. Walker .....0..0.....0Mountain View, Baker, Christine, . Mountain Vie : lot 16, block 20 -...--------.-----<2-<--00-=: .Mountain View, lot 3, block 11 lot 6, DIOCK 13 210 -teennndnn ann nnn nnn nnnnn nana em lots 12 and 18, blOCK 18 ~.-e.nn= + a-a-nnnn--enene co W. EB. Walker ..c..c.s-.--+.2Mountain View, lot 21, block 5 -------n-0-------n---n-nencennesne 15.94 Baker-Grude Inv. Co., 7 629 co Dee Lee Mortimor -------.---Mountain View No. 1, lot 13, DIOCK 26 -.-0--------aa--=1-neneenen= a Raker, J. L, . Teapot, lots 4 and 5, block 1 Teapot, lots 11 and 12, block 7 Teapot, lots 6 and 5, block 17 aenen+ tecneccnee=+ + Mills, lot 3, block 20 tacessneme Teapot, lot 22, vlock Teapot, lot 4, block 32 - Barfoot, Mrs. Abbie, ‘ eo C, C, Barfoot .....0. Mills, lot 7, block 24 Barker, Tollivia -Casper, lot 14, block 14 Barlitt, Roland B., co C. M, Hawkes Barlitt, Vina . Barnes, Alta M, Barnes, Carl K., c-o Western Realty Co. .. Barnes, J. B., Jr. --esacce-ae. anse, Ban Mary .. , Fay M. .-SEXSEX, section 26, township 36, range 56 --Sheridan Heights, lots 9 and 10, block 71 .. w~++= Casper, lot 67, block 15 ..----. - sass= White's Addition, West 64 feet of lot 7, block Casper, lots 4 and 5, block 168; Casper, lots-7, 8, 9 and 10, block 166 ~. Butler, north half lot 1, block 15 - Rarnhart. Ellaabeth C.,... Barut, Earl .. Varrett, Rowland, eeons South -% section 3, township 36, ran Barthel, Lewis J.. . +-North Casper. lots 93 and 94, block 30 -.. - Barthel, Lewis J. c-0 Joe Holland. ....0..0+.=++e+0eSEYNEK; BYSEYM section 7, township $5, range 53 BSWUNWK: -WHSW% section 8, township 35, range 65; SF" WW section 17, township 35, range 33 Bis wer EYE; WKSEX section 18, township 35, range 83 -------------- 87.40 olow, Laura M, ~..... Gaasetenl North Casper, south 20 feet of lot 187; North Casper, all lot 18%, block 18. - 4 Basker, Isabel Jot 9, bie i's rth Burlington Bassett, Mrs, . fills, lots 3 and 4, blocic - is Ras Clarence Teapot; lot 7, block 4 Bauman, F. A,. ceo J, A. Lujan + += Casper, west 4% lot 11 Casper; all of iot 12, block 125 Beanblogsom, Mariam E...0+.0.....Kenwood,* lot 395 - Beaton, John C0 FT, He Carey, .ossmscescasvar re Teapot, eaton, John . co Teapot BIG 10 Loacrecenousecscoue lots 11 and 12, Dav. Coe. sessasssrnee Teapot, Teapot, ‘Teapot, ‘Teapot, Teapot, Teapot, ‘Teapot, ‘Teapot, ‘Teapot, Teapot, Teapot, lots 16 to 17 inclusive, blo.k 1 lot 4, bluck 2; lot 3, block 3; lot 4, block 6 lot 21, block 10; Jots 10 and 11, block 14 lot 20, block 22, lot 4, block 29; lot 20, block 2: lot 6, block 36 Jots 9, 10 and Teapot, lot 6, block Teapot, lots 7 to 10 Teapot, lots 23 and Teupot; lot 8. Diuck 3 .. Teapot. lots 14, 15. 16 and 17. block 8 Tenpot 7 and 9 block @ . Teapot, lot 21. block 6 Teapot. lot 4; vlock 7 Teupot, lot 10; block Teapot, lot 17) block 7 Teapot, lot 4, block 8 ~. Teapot, lot 13, block Teapot, lot 15, block 8 ‘Teapot, lots 20 and 21, block 8 Teapot, lots 4 to 6 Inclusive, block 9 q. ‘Teapor, lots 10, 11 and }2, block ¥ =~ Teapot, lots 17 and 19, block 10 .... Teapot, lot 4, block 11 ~---. Teapot, lote 7, 8. 9 and 10 Teapot, lote 16, 18 and 19, block I oo. Teapot, lot 24, block !1 .. Teapot, lots 2 to 6 incl ‘Teapot, lot 9, block ‘Led pot, lot block 14 -< ‘Teapot, lots 8 and 9, block 14 Teapot, lot 13, block 14 Veapot, lot 8, block 17 ‘Teupot. lot 6. block 19 Teupot. lote 18 and 4 Teapot, lote 5 6 , Teapot, lot 1%. blek © Teapot. tote 16 and 14, ble valve block lote , DIGeK 12 onnne. e of vesl estate for taxes | 23.69! | PAGE ELEVEN tot td, wlock 2) blocw 42 Perpet, Teapot, | Teapot; tors lots 1, $ lots 13. to 18 {nels lois d and 6, blo lor lot lots 13 to 23 lott ols 38 3, block 40 Jot 21, biselk Téapot, Tedpot, Teupct, Peapo' ‘Peapo 443 = 195.49 .. range %9 .. ~ 26.05 Benson, C. J block 10 a Reet Bergstrom, ° CO J, H. Carcy..scssecesscaccnsen NOVth Casper; tote’ 161 and 163, block 39 . wnene 69.86 Gerthous Land and Lean Co, cor MW Pres., 2. ses om Mlidwest, lots 6 and 7; Milwest, lots § and 9, block $ ae testertarcesenss RENWOOS, lot 10) sr a C. H. Anderson Co., @ 84 to 63 inclusive, block $ -..2- cece eee ne see 271.08 Binseanelmer, 4. Wy * coo Jia A. Warret. csc. «Casper, part of lots 2 and 3, 156.93 Bingenceiner ner Co. co Ray Harding —.... .ceseece-- Nelson, lots § und Nels joty 10 and 11, block 9 —_... 18.08 ie, lot 6, blocks 6 ’ nship 86, range 83; 6, township 88, range 83. » township $6, rang: Bon, Cecil . Rosta:, [dn 44. section 22, township lot 20, block 1 —. ts 8 and 9, block South, lots 13 and 14, block E .. Bouzin, John Bowser, John . d. Allue wT. Daley,.... eo} yyer, Claude W. CO. H. . MUPDBY sressersessascee North Casper, Int 155 North Casper, tot 186, block 85 -. ph sienomegomms NNW; SWHNTWX, section 8, township 34, range EY%NEX, eection 4, township $4, range 79 . + enes Powder River, ‘lot 18, block’ 12 -.-20.. te eeermeeeeee North Burlington, lot 24, block 1 -ss-n--eaeno- Bradfield, Chas, H. Bradley, W. Bragg, W. M. ©o Chief Clerk, R. R, Mail Serv. Brekebill, H, B...... Branit, Arthur We successes «Wh, section 34, township 46, range 89 ~~. soceees Mills, lot 12, block 11 ... —— «+ +a+- West Butter, lot 6, block 129; ° West Butler, lots 6 and 7, block 128: West Butier, north half lot 8, bloc 129 11.82 Brower, W. C....+.nsceseersmeonnss Powder River, lot 12, block 17 ---2.--—- 3.2: Brotschnesder, H. C, ovens Casper, lot 6, block 182 <---ncceeveeceve ee. 10.97 Breyman, F. O. , 6-0 C, 'S. Browns .1s sar sasseneene= Butler, lot 2, block $8 --22l.-cecee Brittlan, Marjorie seeTeapot, lot 13, block 11 .--...---. + Casper, lot 13, BIOCY 100: an ewwne omnnnn nn nnn nn == woos Cersper, lot 5, block 154 3..--.-.-.--. ction 1, township 37, range 86; section 12, townsh{p’8?, ranga 86 ---... cog FS SEE Brooklyn, Richard ..... Brooks and Cilne....... Brooks, Wulda C. co Wn, Shaplay Brown, C, D. Brown, Ella ‘.2-North Burlington, lot 18, block 6 1... White's, lot 6, block 49 -.... 0b Si DIGAE{LT on ns —enngrneenevanenawmceserwenacneeeencne 81.41 ctlon 1, township 40, range 19} by] ESEM, section 3, tospship 40, range 19 -——eenwngnnn-nnnw--nnnwe 11.08 eeeeeermcmreneeenneeeene 200.65 eeeeees: Browne: Jas. encnanes SWUBWH, section 13, to Ip 31, range 82; n 3] Bection 14, tox BI) range 82; ay kage RENE section 23, township 81, range 82; ‘i NWUNW, section 24, township $1, range $2 -.. betas, GAP Bruce, Earnest E... - BUerpTIDel 1," DIOCK 18 tankeathtuckautuctenenceteosncconcnciesscsas' 6.89 Bryan, C, M. CO EB. E, Yingat.cocscssescorses Butler lot @, block 16 as. Se nenarmoneseineencn 6808 Bryan, Fy FP. co B. MH. Simpson....... -- White's, lot 2, block 61 ...-..-.--... 20.68 Bryan, Grace P, Casper, lot 18, block 97 -. 101.15 Bryan, Grace F, CO Te He BYe]dS. 066 s0s ses smscnsse White's, part of lot 1, block 52 ~... 113.09 Bryan, lL. . J co R, EB. Parrish..., sone Sunrise, lots 1 and 2, blo¢k 4 ~.-----.----. 6.78 Buckley, Jas M.. \eeowe All section 17, township 34, range 80 —.. 34.08 Buhr, Jog. co Chas. Casper, south half Jot 19, block 69 ...--. = 10.42 Bunnell, A, -5WHNEX; BEXYNWK, section 26, township 33, ran, 19.57 Burgess, Henr! — Powder River, lot” 29, Block 18 ....... 3.22 Burk, L, J.. Kenwood, lot 100 401 Burnett, J. H, co We wttereeesess Sheridan Heights, lot 15; Shéridan Heights, lot 18, block 67 ...-..---.---.----~-------- - 14:18 Burns, P. A. + Midwest Heights, lot 9, block 1; Midwest Heights, lot 26, block 1; Midwest Heights, lot £1, block 2 Midwest Heights, lot 10, block 4; Midwest Heights, lot 11, block 5; Midwest Helghts, lot 19, block 8; Midwest Heights, lot 18, block 8 .---- dvagtenenewes ecnnnnnnene--+ 29.33 Burns, P. A. ‘ oo A. Lindenmeyer...,,......0.. Midwest Heights, lot $1, block 4 ~.-..--------------+-- rae ee esl 15.69 Burns, P. A. oo H. B, Uts ...... Midwest Heights, lot 8, block 1 . wat Burns, P. A Ct 1, B. Paulson, ... 0. .escmsses. Midwest, lot 24, block 4 ~---------------. eocerenw enw ewecnnncenesene 20.47 Burns, P, A, co B. R. Young +» Midwest Heights, lot 14, block 3 ......-.-----00--0------ecseseeee 11,06 Burns, P. A co B, A. Zahn... t 12.95 Bush, F. J.... lot 18, block rp é --» Burlington North’ Burlington, lot 5," block 1 ~ acenesce ‘ ‘orth Burlington, lot 9, block 4 - - . ‘ North Burlingtos, lot block 4 1a North Burlington, Hast. % lot 25, block 4 .. ‘ North Burlington, lot 6, block 6 .. North Burlington, lot 1, block 6 North Burlington. lot 9, block 6 .. North Burlington North Burlington Nerth Burlington, lots $4 ang 85, block 6 lots 9 and 10, block 13 .. fots 34 and 85, block 13 Nidale, lot 6, oluek & . 13 Olidale, lot 7, blovk 6 Clidale, lots 10:and 11, Olldale, lot 1, Nortn % lot Oildule, lots & and 9. bic Olldule, tow 10 aud 11, block 6... )\dale, lots 4 and 6, Olldale, lots 6 and Olldale, lot 16, ble 44 - ale to Evansville, lot 4 Olldale to Kvanaville, tor 6 6.25 O'ldale to Byansvlile, lot 6. block 1 c Vidule 10 Bvanvville, lot 7, blork . iale to Evansville lot 8, block 1 A Kidale to Evansville, lot block .1 Yidne to Evans lot %, block 2 i dale to Bvanaville, ic block 2 idale to Evans lot 18, block Oildale to Ev lot 14, block Olldale to Evansville, lot 16, block Olidale to Evanavyille, lot 18, block 2 Olidale to Evansville, lot 17, block 3 Olldale to ile, lot 18, block 2 Otidale to Evanevil) block 2 Oildule to Hvansville, lot 20," block 2 Olldule to Evansville, lot 23; Olldale to Evansville, lot 34, block 2 ..-.- . Olidale to Eyaney! lots 26 to 48 inclusive, block 2 .. fuver’s Bend, lots 1 to & Inclusive ...----- Thorndale, lot 4, block 1 Thorndale, lot fy bIOCK 1 seeerecen ‘Thorndale, Thorndale, lot- 4, block 1 ...--- lot 7, block 1 lot 5, block 2 lot 6, block 2 lot 7, block ¢ lot 8, block & Thorndale, Thorndale, , Thorndale, lot 9, block 2, - Thorndale, lat 10, bleek 3 .... (Continued cn Page Twelve)