Hillsboro Iiidepeiiileiit.
B. V. BATH. Editor and Proprietor.
Miss Eliza Beamish is visiting
her home in Hillsboro.
Mr. anil Mrs. John Feujry. of
Portland, wore quests of Henry
Hesse ami family Sundav.
Ix'roy and Albert Tozier were
visiting old friends in IlilLsboio
last Sunday.
Miss Stella Iloscow of Portland
visited over Sunday with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Moscow.
Oo. Stevens of the Im
dent Telephone company
av and Wed
lejien-
sjK'nt
Tuesday and Wednesday in l'ort-
Jand transacting business for the
company.
They are still picking raspber
ries at Eugene. Here we have
roses, wearing pretty snow caps,
... i t l I ..M
and iney (ion c iook ery emu
cither.
m., r w ILirtramnf was
quite ill at her home Sunday
night and Dr. Tamiesie was called.
o.u.i tn,hiv lor one
lllt . 1 'v ... ' -J - t
hen it will own again
on the Monday, December JO. and
close for New Year's, resuming
again on the 2nd.
Miss Jennie Dcichman is ex
pected home tomorrow from Bel-
U'fwh where sne is
liiiKiLiiii.
(Ko iinrm.-il school, to
attvuvtiii v..-
sne nd the holidays with her par
ents in this city.
Mrs. Will Adkins returned
home from Portland Tuesday,
Kh w:is summoned two
weeks ago on account of tne ser
ious illness of her mother, who
was stricken with a paralytic
stroke, but is now reported to oe
on the way to recovery,
Mrs. Geo. Morgan and family
hnvp moved to the residence of
her father. W. D. Hare, where
thev will make their home. Mrs,
... i rK
remitted. !"
writs are re
turnable to the circuit court the
March 10. and the latter
1U1 III-
January i
$35,000 FOR
SNYDER, JR.
Famous Shjucs' riuiuer
Case Recalled.
BRADLEY AGAIN.
Carey Snyder's Son Celt HM Share
of the Old Man's Estate.
.i. t'
Morgan has rented her home,
Regular services at the Chris- corner Second and Oak streets,
tian church next Sunday. Topic to J. Mays, whose wfJJi" wa3 0rced her husband,
lor rorenoon. roonsoness , announced lasc .weeK. air. aim
Kansas. Citv. Dec. 1G.-A suit
to break the will of the late loo-
ert M. Snyder, a cajHuwai,
brought in behalf of Stanley.
,tnn G vears or age, me
arn rtt 1 JirpV O. OIOUII. "
comnromised here today.
Robert M. Snyder was killed
here a year ago in a mau)r-car
accident and his son, Carey, was
murdered near Hillsboro, Or., in
October, 11KKJ. Stanley Snyder
was the son of Carey Snyder by
thelatter's first wife, who div-
The estate
Little Fairy Lulu,
riiuii Lim.
I if Ha fnirv T nlil
1 " - a 1 a . x - I r
analysis oi me greater pan oil onlv three years old.
the Soil shows it to be sa polio, OH Beauteous as suntwaiu,
a natural polishing substance in I When morn grows cold
its natural form. It is said that blue heaven's iky
. ,.
Iha nro l,,,n,?,la nMn.nf i-ips so sweei to ihs,
I II, hp ii of m irikl.lttn lntM
una inainj.ii on uie .pienuses, To aee her. oh ! what blias.
and arrangements are now bemgl Refr..n
made to place it on the market
An Eastern editor said in a re-
the evening. "Some Wise Men.
SjK'cial music.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Imbrie re
turned from their southern trip
yesterday. They were accom-
panied ly tneir uaugnier, .urs.
Elmer Smith. ,
I E. Wilkes, of Montana
United States surveyor inspector,
i 1 1 1 1 i.
and accomi)anied uy nis deputy,
Pert Wilkes, returned home
Wednesday. They have been
absent since spring.
Harold Taylor, who has been
suffering from a severe attack of
inflammatory rheumatism for cent issue that "the young man
alout three weeks, is again able who was seen with his sweet-
to be up and around. lie resides heart's head on his shoulder Sun
day night will get his name pub
lished in this paper next week
sure if he doesn't come in and
subscribe and pay a year in ad
vance before that time. " As the
paper did not come out the fol
lowing week, it is surmised that
the young man did not show up
and the editor's subscription list
went bump.
Rev. L. C. Bauer, who has been
pastor of the Paptist church in
this city for the past three months,
left this week for the South in
hopes the change will benefit his
health. Mr. Pauer, with his fam
ily, will first visit his mother in
Illinois and then go to the ex
treme south. He has during his
short stay in Hillsboro won the
respect and esteem of all. The
church has increased in interest
The rural mail carriers thought and attend. 1 fVm c,lo
I " vnv kJUIlUUJ
la vnliuul nr 1 000 OOrt. A 8 rt-
Mrs. Mays will go to housekeep- ltof thecompromise the grand
ingatonce. otni(lv. j3 riven $35,000
Thos. Pillinger of Portland has outright
purchased a hill on a ranch near
Forest Grove formerly owned by
Dr. V. G. Cole of Pendleton. An
just west of the long bridge.
Eight years ago a Minnesota
loy of 1(5 married a girl of 12,
but their parents separated them.
Ijist week they were married
again and the old folks make no
objections. It wouldn't have
done them any gwxl if they had,
with that couple.
The Misses Ora and Bertha
Johnson, Amanda Hartrampf and
Roy Rice returned from school
at McMinnville Wednesday morn
ing, to spent a two weeks' vaca
tion with their parents.
The glad Christmas time will
be welcomed with a tree, songs,
l)ooins and general good cheer on
Tuesday evening at the Paptist
church. The Sunday school joins
in inviting you to attend.
Airy, fairy Lulu,
Lulu, bright anj gay,
Juxt a laughing sunbeam
fullering in the (Jay.
Like the bees in summer,
Flitting here and there,
She dances round the livelong day,
Tripping everywhere.
Sweet as fairest rosea grown,
Aa well m violet blue;
Fairer thai the fairest lilv
Tipped with summer dew.
Refrain
Fairer than the fairent pearl
round on India's shore,
So gem so rare can aught compare,
, lhat found in Naturs'a a we. .
Slia'a lovely, vlsknty, oht ao sweet. '
She't happy all the day ;
She'i Just a sprite from Wonderland
Come hero, with ua to atay.
Uufrain
Albert O. Yatei.
mesuay and Wednesday very
cold days for buggy riding, as
they found snow several Inches
deeper after leaving the city.
Still, they look for more cold
weather in the future.
The delinquent tax list will be
in the hands of the Di inters next
week and will bo printed in this
paper the first week of IMS.
The county court ordered its pub
lication in both The Independent
and the Argus.
Preaching both morning and
evening at the Paptist church
next Sunday; Sunday school at
10:(M); p. Y. P. U. at C.::,,0. Come
and see how the Sunday school
and services are prospering generally.
Frank Smith and wife, recent
arrivals from Idaho, are down
sick with smalliK.x at the home
of their luivnts. Mr. :uid Mr
Vandehey. in Clcncoe. p.oth
cases are mild, and Dr. Wood,
county health otlicer, who has
had the house quarantined, (Ws
not think the disease will spread.
Etta. the little 0-year-old
daughter of Wm. Cray, living at
the corner of Third and Oak
streets, while playing in the barn
last Saturday afternoon, fell
from a ladder and broke her leg
just above the ankle, also sprain
ing the ankle. Dr. Wood was
called to attend the little sufler
er. She is getting along as well
as could be expected.
Calvin Heilig, of the Heilig
theatre, Portland, was alwnit a
year ago, granted a divorce in
the circuit court of this county,
from his wife for cruel treatment
They were remarried at once and
after basking in each others
smiles for just two days, she
again gave him the shake. Mr.
Heilig was given another divorce
at the court house here last Tuesday.
school has doubled its member
ship during his pastorate. The
best wishes of his people here
go with him and his in his search
for better health.
Before The Independent reach
es it many hundreds of readers
again the Merry Christmas will
nave passed, and we take this
opportunity to wish one and all a
very Merry Christmas indeed.
In your prosperity and happi
ness, sui rounded by your loved
ones, just stop for a moment and
think of the thousands of poor
homeless little waifs who will
' ' unng out a
ivrry (.Jinstmas, and if it is in
jour i,wer to make someone
"''.,,J' 11 ior auay, do not
hesitate to do so, and for every
good deed of this kind your hap-
i.i it,,.,. i .. .
'",MI" all the greater.
Mav thn ft,-:.. i I,
. v in ibuiius oeus ring
merrily for every reader of Tha
Independent, is the sincere wish
us editor,
iwo review cases were filed in
the circuit court last Monday",
one by Att
t """Vrocy against the city
of Cornelius. Tracy was tried
"u nvicteu December 10,
From Beaverton.
Reiruiar Correipnodaut.
The Christmas Sale held by the
Ladies Aid Society of the M. E.
church last Saturday evening in
the Grange hall was well attended,
and a neat sum was realized by the
sale of fancy articles. The pro
gram consisted of a one-act drama,
which was exceptionally well rendered.
tore Recorder Fitch, found guilty
d fined 25 for keeping his sa-
-m. open on Sunday, December
. In his petition for review he
al eges that the orainance of the
n y of Cornelius is void and that
all the proceedings of the re
corder are irregular. The sec
ond petition was filed by Attor
ney h. P. Tongue, for Dr. C
L. I-arge against the city of Fori
arge was convicted
ugu.si oetore Recorder Hoge
on a charge of selling liquor conl
trarv to the
... ..... and was
fined $100 and costs. He con
tends in his jtetition that the pro
ceedings be fore the recorder are
irregular and void and asks that
they be set aside and the penalty
A meeting of the taxpayers ol
this road district was called to meet
last Monday night in the hall.
Through some misunderstandings
few were in attendance, so another
meeting will be called later on, no
tices of which will appear in a few
days.
The question "Should Roosevelt
serve another term" will be debated
in the hall, Saturday evening, Jan
uary 4th, by local debaters.
Aunt Sally.
From Progress.
Rtiftilar Cormpondanl.
Since Aunt Sally is so faithful in
keeping up her correspondence Un.
clejohn thinks it is time he was
informing the people of some of the
happenings about Progress, so here
after will try to do better.
Miss Nellie Erickson, who has
been working in Portland all win
ter, is now at home on a vacation.
The M. E. Sunday school will
K"e an entertainment and Christ
mas tree at the church on theTues
day afternoon before Chrtstmaa
Every one is cordially invited to at.
tend.
Mrs. James Canane of Milton.
Or-, isvi.si-ing her mother. , Mrs.
"raaiey. Sue will visit
until after the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. John Blew snent
several days in Portland last week.
.""'K .to Astoria fln.t s-.;.t-
r - vvbi.iivh;
'or a lew days.
r .
-Mr. and Mrs. Rurrow aml sonJ
ennamj Chester Gault, of Tort
'and. spent last Sunday with Mr
Jensen's family.
Uncle John.
Poultry
ceese and A "l lnr"y-
. imisooro.
He Shoots a Policed
In Portland:
John W. GittinKu'u0-
was shot and killed at 6 m o'cl1
last night in front of the nM ti
saloon, at the corner 0f
and Delanev tr?rt Sv
4 i
Melville C. Bradley, a biaeklth.
employed in the Somhern ficiflc
carsbops. The killing Was ib
suit of GlttiDg's interference
quarrel between. Brajfey ttid
epu r. wveuer. Bradley', bntf
in-law, growing out of be'iD'
administer.'d to Mrs. Hradley bf
ber husband in fit 0fdrukeD
jealousy. Bradley fled (lci
shooting and is still at Iti
thought he has left the city
According to the story 'loMtW
ponce, uraaiey beat his wife yes
terday afternoon, then went W the
saloon. , An hour or so later Sfrf"
er went iu search of him noo"Ck
ing his intention to whip' tbe on
who had assaulted hi sister
Accordine tox.thc tmtttmf ol
those who were iu the saloon, v'
enersaid: "Come outside, I want
to see you. ' Brad W repe"
Vou do, do you? Well I can't
see you any too damned quk-V
and followed him to the door.
The two men walked liurriedly
to the door and a moment later
eral snots rang out in nuick sue-
i
cession. How manv ehots were
fired is not clear. Some wt
many as 14, and others less. Pro
bably there were not more thai
eightor. nine. When the smoke
cleared away Bradley walked back
into the saloon, entered the lava
tory, remained there a moment and
then passed through the saloon,
leaving by tbe side door, and dis
appeared. Outside Gittiues was
found dead, about 20 feet from the
door of the saloon. Besides Git
tings two other people were on the
scene, Sivener. and a little girl, Ra
chel bnuth, who is Sivener s step
sister.
The stories told by the little girl
and Sivener tally In every detail
and seem to be the truth. Their
version is that after Bradley and
1 cMvener came out 01 1 .oon aiv-
euer acoueed UrmJleY Of beatio
hts wife and struck Brvlley a blow
in the face. The men wtre stand
ing then in the doorway ot the sa
loon and the little girl and Gittings,
who had accompanied Sivener to
the place. 1
Subsequent developments are
that Bradley went at once to his
home, where he secured a hat and
continued his flight.
Mrs. Bradley tells the following
story: ' "I took occasion to - go
down town today after dinner and
remained away until time to 'get
supper. After I had started to get
supper my . husband came In.
"What are you doing?" he de
manded. I replied that I whs
getting supper. He went and got
his gun and coming back to me in
the kitchen and said "G d
you, you need get no suppe for
me. I hear that
name
1
l..arneu
as George M. Bradley.
1 f their whereabouts.
.! city to nave w --
thisuu 4ra,n -nroute he
Ilitw ..... ,iro a harl.
ej in which me ior..r
wpummeled, Bradley stopped
U ii 1 ! ...,rA nrH
in this city, wnne n
wnL 10 i ureal Grove
Aniiti"" .,
..,,r a team took them
nar,ka. Deputy Sheriff Kane,
armed with a warrant, went to
Banks after them and found them
nunving the same room, urau
ley had been drinking and Kane
had to handcuu mm w uruiu nim
in as he was disposed to be ugiy,
Deouty District Attorney Wa
filed an information against Mrs.
Pradley and Anderson to which
thev entered piea3 01 ginuy,
Mrs. Bradley was sentenced to
three months in jail but was per
mitted to go on parole. " Ander
son - was sent to Salem for ai
months. Patrolman Gittings,
the murdered man, claimed to be
1 . . t - T .J 1 rl
a 'inenu tji rars. irauiey, nu
came to Hillsboro- at the time
and took her back to Portland.
Circuit Court.
A special session 01 the cir
cuit court is called to meet in
this city January 2, at whic
time Judge McBride 'will take
up and dispose of the following
cases:
2185. Frank M Vincent vs
Emeline Vincent, John G Vin
cent, Mable E Vincent and Oli
ver M Vincent; partition.
Isabella G Morrow vs Andrea
Braesco, Rosa Reghitto, E House
and Washington county: fore
closure. 1 ! ' '
2297. II E Noble vs J Arthur
Watrous and Watrous,
his wife. Sherman Bacon and
nas come around hn. acain.
With that he began to beat me,
throwiug me to the floor and rain
ing blows on my head and body.
My little boy, seeine what was
happening, ran to the nearest tele
phone and called up my father's
house, saying that he was afraid
his daddy would kill me, and to
come up right away or to send a
policeman. Bradley left me after
beating me black and blue and
when my son came back be ran
down to my father's house to tell
tliem about it. Aiter a while, it
must have been about a quarter to
7, Bradley came in again in an aw-
nurry. He grabbed me and
said: "Where U m.. t...'' I re-
M4JT JiAtt -
plied that he had gone out with his
hat on. "Where i, my bat. d -you,
tell me or Ml beat you again,"
he said. I told him i. his hat
' l.JeS
was in the trunk, u- went and
got it. "Now.' said 1,- . Tve - got
of the ,. 'ik ' and
one
goodbye,
with that he rushed out.
The above was taken from the
Oregonian of yesterday morning
and refers to the Bradley that
figured in a BCandal that-was
aired at the court house in this
city about a year ago and brings
to light the arrest and conviction
of Kate Bradley on july. 16, on
a charge of adultery. Mrs- Brad
ley, in company wit'h w. T. An
derson, went to Forest Grove and
lived together for 8hort time as
husband and wife and engaged
in the restaurant business. Mel
ville G. Bradley, who gav his
. Bacon, his wife; suit to
quiet title.
2354, George VV Miller vs J W
Shute, E B Tongue as adminis
trator of estate of Thos II Tongue
deceased, and J W Connell; in
junction.
238C, Mary Becker vs Henry
Becker; partition.
. .2412. '-.Nancy A Johnson vs
Sarah -E Sphers & William
Rahars. ' her husband. Jas Vv
Sntfth. Samantha Smith. William
E Smith and Smith. -his
wife; partition. "
. 241G. Carl Sorenson vs Antone
Jacobson; action for money.
2424, Pacific Railway & Navi
gation Company vs Mary S M(S
Gee; condemnation.
2428, Beaverton Willsburg Rail
road Co., vs George Mazzei, and
Rosena Mazzei, his wife, and G
0 DeVere; condemnation.
' 2434, Cornelius State Bank, a
corporation, vs M S Allen; ' ap
peal from county court :
;'2438, Rosa Reghitto and Lo
renzo Patrone vs Luggi Mazzei
and Guiseppe Mazzei; action fof
money. ' 1 ' 1
2451, Oregon Electric Railway
Co vs Rosa Reghitto, David Re
ghitto and Reghitto, his
wife; cendemnation.
' 2452, Oregon Electric Railway
Co vs George Hartness and --'
Hartness, his wife, Louis Sigen
thaler and Fred Sigenthaler; con-
demnation. ' ' ' '
1 2455,' S M Holland vs C
Rhoades and Abbie Rhoades;
foreclosure of mechanics lien.' "
245G, S M Holland Vs C
Rhoades; action for damages. ;
2459. Emily J Fleming vs
James A Fleming; suit for di
vorce, " :' '
' 2460, E S Callendar vs Daniel
McCloud and John McCloud,
foreclosure.
2163, J W Shute vs Antone
Pfanner; suit to quiet title. ' 1
"' 2465, Rachel Hawthorne vs W
B Cato, action for money. " "-'
- 24C8, Rachel Hawthorne vs W
B Cate; action for money.
. 2469, Beaverton & Willsburg
Railroad Co, a corporation vs
George McCoy; condemnation.
"2472, 'Oregon Nursery Co, a
corporation vs J N Gardner; in
junction; -. - '
2474 Beaverton & Willsburg
Railroad Co, a corporation vs A
J Fanno and Kate Fanno, his
wife; condemnation.
2175, Beaverton & Willsburg
R R Co, a corporation vs Rebec
ca J Fanno; condemnation. t:'"'
2476, Beaverton & Willsburg
Railroad Co, a corporation vs'A
R Fanno and Ada R Fanno his
wife; condemnation. '
2477, Pacific Railway & Navi
gation Co, a corporation vs Elvle
C Jacobson and W M Jacobson;
condemnation.
2486, C L Large vs city of For
est Grove; writ of review.
W 1 Harvey vs Joseph Duerst;
action for damages.
2450,'M Bisbee vs E Ii Harri
son and C Harrison; action for
money."1
2479, Joseph Ix-mberg and
Walberga Lemberg vs Washing
ton county, Oregon.
2423, Hannah F Camubell vr
Joseph Campbell; divorce.
State of Oregon vs J A Baker
selling intoxicating lijuor tomin
ors. ; :;
State of Oregon vs J A Baker
selling liquor without license in
less quantities than one gallon
State of Oregon vs J A Baker
selling intoxicating liquor tomin
ors. : ' 1
State of Oregon vs Marsha
Robinson and Walter Reynolds
larceny1."" ' ' ' "
2400, M C Steeples and Sarah
Steeples, his wife, plaintiffs vs
Lilly Burns, : Elmo Bradford and
Lester Bradford; defendants.
2305, George W Kiger. plain
tiff vs S G Hughes, defendant.
State of Oregon, plaintilF vs
W Baker, defendant; larceny
from person.
; The Otchin Will Contested.
. i A petafHoi? has been filed in the
county court by Rebecca Tongue,
mother of ' the late Thomas II
Tongue; asking that the will of
the ' late ' Thomas Otchin, filed
December 12, 1906, be set aside
Mr. Otchin,' who died December
6, 1906, was in his 93rd year, was
a member of the Hudson Bay
Company, came to Oregon in
1839 and settled on the Tualatin
Plains in 1842, on the original
homestead which he owned at
the time of his' death. He was
widely known' throughout the
state and it was a privilege and
pleasure of many to hear him, in
hisJ advanced age7 relate the in
cidents of his early pioneer life.
' His wife died many years ago
and a fiiece; Mary Ann Simpson,
came from England shortly after
and cared for him until the time
of his death.- She is highly re
spected and devoted the best of
her life to his care and service.
Thfl-ni now in controversy w'as
r -
admitted to probate over a year
fljgo nd Miss Simpson, as execu
trix hoped tQ' have the business
Of the estate settled last Satur
day but was prevented by the fil
ing of the petition to set aside
the will. She had planned to
eave at once for her old home in
England, where she has not been
for many years, but will now re-
mam nere until tne contest is
settled. Mr. Otchin left an es
tate valued at about $34,000.
The" petitioft""fiIed by ' Rebecca
Tongue sets forth that the value
of the estate is greater and that
property of the probable value of
$33,800 was by the will bequeath
ed to Mary Ann Simpson, and
that the value of the property
willed to the heirs of Thomas II.
bngue, deceased, who was a
nephew of Mr. Otchin, is $2,000.
A portion of the estate valued at
$6,500 was given to relatives in
England. Rebecca Tongue is a
sister of Thomas Otchin, and the
owner of a large farm north of
this city. She is well advanced
in years and well to do financial-
She alleges in her petition
y.
that Miss Simpson has resided
with Mr. Otchin since coming
here from England, and that up
to the day of his death by fraud
ulent and deceitful devices and
schemes and with ' the intention
of inducing him to omit his sister
from the will, installed herself
into hid confidences by continual.
carrying untruthful tales to
said deceased concerning his sis
ter and the heirs of the late
Thomas II. Tongue. The peti
tion further charges Miss Simp
son with inducing Mr. Otchin to
believe that she' Was the only
person who had any affection for
dim; that his sister and the heirs
of Thomas II. Tougue cared noth
ing for him and were only wait
ing for him 'to die' that they
might get his property.
Many charges of this and like
character are set out fully in the
petition and it is claimed that
Thomas Otchin thus became pre
judiced and his mind inflamed
and was unduly influenced in the
making of his will. E. B. Tongue
and A. E. Reames, a son-in-law
of tha late Thomas II. Tongue,
appear as attorneys for Rebecca
Tongue and ask that the will be
set aside and that Mrs. Tongue
be permitted to take of her broth-
er' property as though he died
Intestate. The holiday question
will enter materially into the con
sideration of this contest, as a
petition to set aside a will must
be filed within one year from the
date of admitting the will to pro
bate. More than a year has
elapsed but it will be claimed
that if the governor has author
ity to proclaim holidays by the
wholesale, the days' so proclaim
ed will nM 'ccur.tcd in Cir.;pt-
ing time.
The contest will be bitter in
the extreme. " The various fami
lies involved were, before' the fil
ing of the will,- apparently on
very intimate terms and since
the filing of the' will and particu
larly since the petition against
the will containing the ugly
charges against Miss Simpson,
bitter feeling has grown. ' Miss
Simpson has ' employed' counsel
and declares she w ill ' fight the
cause to the bitter end, if for no
other purpose than to vindicate
herself, She is now past middle
1 1
age, has never married and na3
spent the better part of her life
in caring for her aged uncle.
Many thought before he died that
all his wealth would be left to
her and when the will was filed,
the distribution of his property
was considered equitable. From
the petition it appears that it is
not so mucK the failure to re
ceive a larger portion of the es
tate that the sister and heirs of
the late Thomas H. Tongue ob
ject to, but the indue influence
which they claim was used
against them. '
The contest has excited more
than usual attention and interest
in that all ' the parties are well
known throughout the state, of
high standing and well to do.
The charges against Miss Simp
son are surprising and she will,
of necessity be compelled to fight
the proceedings to final determi
nation, would she receive full
vindication. There are many
who will not believe Miss Simp
son guilty but think she should
have received the entire estate,
while on the other hand the peti
tioners claim they can substanti
ate their charges, and over the
alleged misconduct of Miss Simp
son they feel aggrieved. Port
land Journal. .
For Sale.
About thirty full-blooded Buff
Orphington Cockerels for sale.
Inquire of C. Rhoades, corner of
Ninth and Baseline streets, Hillsboro.
500 00
100U 40
225 00
10 00
1 CO
175 00
Real Estate Transfers.
KJ I) Curtis et al to A W Dickey
lot 4 Curtis subdivision in
Win Stokes d let 1 n 3 w..
O Murrutia anJ wl to Geo Wea
cott nw )i ot ne sec 25 t 2 n
3 w (40 acres) 650 00
K M Tongue et al to J A Moore
pt ol amended plat to fair-
viowadd Hillsboro.',...
United States Nat Bank to J F
Compton 5 acres In sec 2t 1 1
s 1 w
Fred Scofleld nd wf to Detroit
Trust Co pt of sec 25 t 3 n 5 w
Jos A Moore and wf to Detroit
Trout Co iw J of ne M sec 2 3 t
3 n 6 w
Ag-nes Wirti to L O Morley nw
ii oi lot 3 blk 24 FO
Robert P Wirti to L O Morley
ne J of lot 3 blk 24 FG 150 00
Margaret K Leach to Catherine
Hyland pt ot blk 15 F G 850 CO
R L Ayers et al to Frank M ait-
land 14.26 acres in sec 10 1 1 n
4w 1000 00
A C Alexander and wf to F M
Torter 61.60 la Wm Carpen
ter d 1 c 1 1 s 4 w 1S00 00
F.dwin n James and wf to Flor
ence McDowell Green pt of
lotlblk20FG.
J M Pollock to J M Tollock and
wf 0 80 acres in Harvey
Clarke die..................
Anguct Mattliies and wf to K.ll
Sy and wf 20 acres in Wm
McMndlctls3w
Geo Schncller aud wf to David
FleU-her et al lot 3 blk 7 Sher
wood 450 00
J F Compton to John A Wilson
5 acres in sec 21 1 1 s 1 w. . . . .
It II Kyraan and wt to Arthur
Bell 4 48 a sec 32 t 2 1 w..;.'
Wm F He I rood and wf to Jas T
Dunning 10 a in D. B Dustin
dlctln 1 w
ItiOO 00
1 00
4500 (X)
500 00
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1600 00
(uiutU Bros.
Dealers In
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Real
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AND AUCTIONEER.
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Olllce snath of Court House, Main Ft;
Money to Loan.