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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRTBUOT, MEDFORD, OREGON', MONDAY, AUGUST 8, 1932. E IIS MARATHON E Zabala Plods 26 Miles, 385 Yards in 2 Hours 31 Minutes Yankees Win Team Triumphs in Relays By ALAN GOULD, AsMctatcd Press Sports Editor, LOS ANGELES. Aug. 8. (AP) To the swarthy black-haired son of the Argentine, Juan Carlos Zabala, win ner of the classic Olympic marathon with a record-breaking performance, end to the sweeping triumph of America's fast-stepping, high-flying boys and girls, go the chief honors of the Olmplc track and field champ lonahlps today. While tbe forces of the United States were crowning their team tri umph yesterday with amazing flash es of relay speed, adding four new world records to the dizzy whirl In the Olympic stadium, . Zabala was plodding the city street, wearing down his rival with machine-like strides that carried him strongly to the fin ish In the new Olympic record time of two hours, 31 minutes, 30 seconds for the route of 29 miles, 385 yards. The sensawDiittl victory of the 30-year-old Argentine, whose swift pace broka the hearts of a half-dozen fav orites, carrying him home 200 yards ahead of Bam Ferris, British veteran, with a Flnlander, another Briton, two Japanese and an American next at the line of finish, capped the climax of eight days of athletic competition unparalleled In world history. There Is many an Olympic battle still to be fought along a rapidly widening front, with California's crew engaged In the defense of American elght-oared honors, the Yankee box ers facing British brisk skirmishers and U. 8. swimmers challenged al ready by Japan's sensational young aquatic stars, but It will be a long time before the thrills, the astounding records, the argument and the of ficial "boners" of the track and field championships are forgotten. Nurml Eclipsed, There has never been a combined athletic show for men and women like It. They thought much of the "kick" was extracted when the peer leas Paavo Nurml was banished from the games, two days before they started, but performances from the outset not only were so startling as to make about 400,000 spectator for get all about the great Finn during the week but sufficiently good as well to knock the last of Nurml' Olympic marks from the record list. What Paavo might have done yester day In the marathon Is something else, a subject that may be used for further debate, but Nurml at bla very best would have had his hands full trying to head off Zabala, Nurml throughout the week sat In the stands while his native Finland's stars were being handed their biggest setbacks In Olympic competition since the war, watching a Polander, Ku aoclnkl, take away the 10,000 meter honors, seeing "Jarring Jim" Bausch, an American, surpass Finland's fav ored all-around stars in a world-record decathlon performance, and an Italian, Beccall, put Finland's champ Jon and the rest of the world's mllers to rout In the classic 1000. Finland Outclassed. Finland won only three individual championships while the United States celebrated Its comeback on home soli and the fastest of all Olym. plo tracks by romping off wltti five of 11 of the 23 men's championships, In addition to five of the six wom en's title evenU, for the best all around Olymplo showing the V. B. A. has known in twenty years. The Americans won the men's team i championship with the aggregate of 316 points, to Finland's second place, en's contests, and equalled in three 73. The margin was even wider In the feminine division, where the American girls rolled tip IB 1-2 points to 10 1-2 for Germany, In second place. ' All told, Olymplo records were wiped out completely In 20 of the 20 vents for men and women. The only event that escaped the record smashing process were the hammer throw, broad Jump and high Jump, besides the 00,000 meter walk, a new event, for which the time must stand at least as a new Olymplo standard. World records were surpassed In 13 events, Including all six of the worn others. All of which makes quite a tune on Anybody's sccordlsn. PEERS POTLI G HT IT! ROSEBURO, Aug. t.(mAa all night vigil beside th, earcasa of a spotlighted, deer brought reaulU to Stat Policeman Fred L, Perry of the gam division Saturday when he ar rested Baxter and William Moore, residents of Buck Fork In the south ern part of Douglaa county, charged with possession of ventaon. Investigating report! of apotllght lug In the Buck Fork vicinity, Of ficer Perry found the carcaaa of a deer which had been recently ahot, and -srTnloh apparently had escaped from the huntera. The policeman hid hlm aalf near the body of the animal and mated the Moor, brothera when 1hey came In their auto shortly after daylight and searched until they lo cated the buck. They entered pleaa of guilty to the charge brought against them, and paid fines of 1100 each. Oregon went her. Partly cloudy tonight and Tuea day; normal temperature; entle, changeable winds offshore. Phone We'll haul away your refuse. City Sanitary Service. leal tv.tate or Huuraaoe . Leave It to Joaea, yjjoe 79 Hill Nosed ' v, . v I tjti vy k ',V ' td, - - ' 'I ? j(i " " Imri'l Lrhllnen of Finland winning the Olympic climes fiuuu-ineter championship In f.os Angeles. He tins the track to shut off Itnlph mil's tactics nsed by the Finn occasioned an argument among officials. Hill re fused to protest. (Associated Press Photo.) BASEBALL YESTERDAY Coast. B. H. E. Portland 13 IS 0 Los Angelea - ..... 9 a Koupal and Fltzpatrlck; Moncrlef, Mose. Pltzke and Campbell. Second game: R. H. E. Portland 17 0 Lob Angelea S 8 0 (Seven lnnlnga by agreement.) Zahntzer and Palmlsano; Stltzel and Cromn. R. H. E. Hollywood 8 7 1 Sacramento H 8 10 1 Sheehan and Mayer; OUllclt and Woodall. Second game: R. H. E. Hollywood .- 14 1 Sacramento ....HH.....m.. 3 8 0 Turner and Baaaler; Erj'an and Wlrta. R. H. E. San Francisco ....-......... 11 18 0 Oakland 18 3 Stlne and Brenzel; Joiner, Hemen way, Fleber and Ralmondt. Second game: R. H.' E.1 San Francisco 15 0 Oakland 0 3 0 Davla and Brenzel; Phebua and Le- veque. R. R. Seattle .... 4 11 ... 3 14 Mlaslona .......... (Ten innlnga.) Page and Bottarlnl; Reuther and Hofmann. Second game: R. H. E. Seattle .... ... 18 8 Missions ................................ 3-7 a (Seven Innings by agreement.) Kalllo and Bottarlnl; T. Plllettc and Rlecl. PORTLAND JUNIOR BASEBALLERS ARE PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. 8. (PI Defeating Eugene. to 1. the Lin coln Cardinals of Portland yesterday won the American Legion Junior baseball championship of Oregon. The Portland team will go to Walla Walla. Wash., to enter the Pacific Northwestern sectional flnala to be played August 18 and 17. In a consolation game which was a preliminary to the championship game here yesterday, Woedburn de feated The Dalles, 4 to 1. One of the features of the Lincoln victory waa the hurling of Leveen. For the eight Innings he pitched he held Eugene scoreless, allowing them only five hlta. Eugene'a one run waa off Taklma, relief pitcher aent In In the ninth Inning to get ex perience. Rourea: H. I. 11 1 8 8 Lincoln Eugene Leveen. Taklma and Eastman Mer. oar and Kelsey, R. H. K The Dallea . 1 4 3 Woodburn 4 8 4 Kremer and Ford; Lelfler and Vogt. SHOE FACTORY FINDS BUSINESS IN UPTURN ATLANTA. Oa., Au(r. 8 (AP) The J. X. Orr Shoe company, manufac turers, today reported operation at full capacity and said It was "be hind on Its orders. Oeneral Man ager C. W. Butler said "We feel the business ltd him deiinitly turned. Out By Finn . ,i ' riporlrd tn have nobhlcil all over attemnt to pass. The close finish and HOW THEY STAND. Coast. W. L. Pet. . 78 64 .085 . 73 88 .864 . 71 88 .660 . 88 69 .638 . 83 68 .484 Portland .. Hollywood Los Angelea San Francisco ...... Seattle Sacramento 61 60 .469 Oakland 56 74 .431 Mlaslona 51 78 395 Amorlcan. New York Cleveland Philadelphia. Washington . Detroit .......... St. Loula ....... Boston . 73 38 . 64 43 . 66 44 . 69 40 . 84 49 . 35 68 .676 .698 .596 .846 .524 .348 .348 , 69 '47 .557 . 57 48 .543 . 56 53 .614 . 56 S3 .610 Pittsburgh .... Chicago . Philadelphia . Boa ton Brooklyn New York' St. Loula ...... Cincinnati . 85 53 , 50 65 . 40 68 .500 .476 .467 47 65 Aid HOLLYWOOD FAILS TO E (By( the Associated Press.) Last week's golden opportunity for Hollywood to aneak up on the league leading Portland club went glim mering as Sacramento defeated tho Stara twice on Sunday and won the aerlos, five gamea to two. The Stara finished the week tow games behind Portland, and it would have been worse but for the fact the Beavers had a bsd week themselves, taking only one game out of seven with the Angels. Earl McNeely', rejuvenated Sena tor, beat Hollywood 8 to 3 In Stock ton Sunday morning, and 3 to 1 In the afternoon In Sacramento. Ed Bryan held the Stara to four hlta In the second game. The Beavera won their t.'- game of the Los Angelea aerlea. 13 to 4, tn opening the Sunday doubleheader. The Angela ;ook the closer, 8 te 1. San Francisco won the aeries from Oakland, four gamea to three, by taking both enda of the Sunday doubleheader. In the first contest the Seals pounded three Oakland pltchera for 18 hits and an 11 to 1 victory. Curt Davla was on the mound for San Francisco tn the sec ond game and set the Acorns down with only three hlta. winning 1 to 0. The Mission, snd Seattle broke even In their t'ro Sunday gamea. which gave the serlea to the Indians, four gamea to three. Seattle had to go 10 Inning, to take the opener, 4 to 9. The Reda came back to take the aeven-lnnlng nightcap. 8 to 1. aa Ted Plllette beat Rudy Kalllo In a mound duel. SAO PAULO REBELS IN PRISON CAMPS RIO DB JANRtRO, Aug. 8. (API Oeneral Waldomlra Lima, command ing federal troop, against the rebels of Sao Paulo, reported today by radio that he had taken 1200 prisoners who are now eoncentratr.1 In campa at Ponta Oroasa and Curltyra. August apeclal. Three loada 16-ln. slab for .7J. Med. Fuel Co. Tel Ml. t 3 ?PV J NATIONAL LEAGUE OUTFITS BUNCHED IN HOME STRETCH Only Five Games Separate League Leading Pirates and Fifth-Place Dodgers Braves Regain Step By Herbert W. Barker, (Associated Press Sport Writer.) The New York Yankeea continue to coast far out In front of the rest of the American league pack, but there are prospects of another bttteT etretch duel In the National. Where the Yankeea lead by eight and one-half games, with no signs of a slump, the National league race has tightened up to a point where only five gamea separate the league leading Pittsburgh Plratea and the fifth place Brooklyn Dodgers. Pittsburgh, in the midst of Its worst alump of the season, dropped a double bill to the Boston Braves yes' terday, 3-1 and 7-6. The Corealra now have dropped nine games In a row since opening their eastern ln vaslon with six victories out of seven gamea aealnst the New York Giants, Krror Decides Second. Ed Brandt outpltched Steve Swe- tonic and Larry French by a slight margin In the opener. The second game waa decided In the ninth when the winning run came across on an error by young Floyd Vaughn. The Braves' triumph lifted them back In to third place, a half game ahead of the Idle Phillies. The Chicago Cubs, holding second filace. picked up a full game on the eadera by dividing two games with the Giants, and now trail by only game and a half. Lou Wameke, sen sational Cub rookie, stopped the Giants with five hits In the opener and won, 8-3. Wnlte Hoyt scattered eight hlta aa the Giants won the nightcap. 8-1. Dodgers, rteds Divide. Brooklyn and Cincinnati also split two gamea, the Dodgers taking the first, 6-1, and the Reds the second, 0-8. The Cleveland Indiana, surprise contenders for the American league championship, whipped the Wash' Ington Senators twice and moved In to second place, two percentage points ahead of the Philadelphia Athletics. The Indiana received excellent pitch ing from WUlts Hudlln and Jack Russell and timely batting from the cast, to win 7-4 and 6-3 decisions. A'a and Soy Split. The Athletlca got no better than an even break with the Chicago White Sox aa Ted Lyona outpltched Lefty Grove In the opener, 3-1. Tony Frel tas. Athletic rookie, held the White Sox to three hlta to win the second game, 1-0. The Yankeea, meanwhile, battered out 30 hlta against assorted St. Louis Brown pitching, and won two gamea, 11-6 and 9-4. Frank Crosettt, rookie ahortstop, drove In eight runs during the doy with two home-runs and two triples. One of Babe Ruth's four hlta In the opener waa his 31st homer of the season. Johnny Stone's homer with one on In the seventh gave Detroit a 3-1 vic tory over the Boston Red Sox. Summons for Publication. In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson County. Jackson County, a body politic and corporate of the State of Oregon. Plaintiff, va. Lilenn Albert, William and Minnie Clark. First National Co.. W. E. Buchanan. Wm. and Mary A. White. Arthur Dally, S. M. Clevlnger. J E Bralnard, Elmer H. Carter, J. T. Spencer, J. L. Richardson, Agnes Wagner. Llnnle Hanaoom, A. C. Walker. O. D. Tucker. O. B. Little, Cora B. ' Kenney, Bessie Williams. Mrs. Julia O. Thompson. Mary A. Mee. Earl W. Moore E. O. and Alta B. Whiteside, w. E and Mary A. Thomaa. Miranda Peck. Oeo. jf. Wehman. Lyle VnnScoy. Luclua Klncald, Wehman & VanScoy. Em ma Kyle. Andrew J. and Ethel Florcy. Mrs H. T. Pankey, John F Poe. Albert L. Poe, Jamea M. Live ly. E C. Wells, M. 3. Johnson. Jack aon County. Farmers It Fruitgrow ers Bank. W. G. Myers. Moily Har rison. Arthur L. and Edna Mullln, Ken-W. and Lulu R. Forbea, W. L. VanHouten, P. H. Myers. B. E. Adams. J. E. Martlng Estate. Ry L. Hall, H. H. Lancaster, Elsie A Walker, Zlegler, Marlam D. Way. J. C. Barnes, Big Pines Lumber Co., C S. Hatch. A. T. Mcllvaln. Nora Neathamer, Elizabeth Hatch, Jessie Farmer. L. I. Crawford and L. B. Crawford. W. W. and Mary Jane Kitra, Mary J. Etes. E. Q. Young. Kittle Dunn. H. E. Bowman. Luella A. Bowman. F. Sowaeh, Walter D. Sowash. Laura B. Edwards, et el, Worthle W. Haynea. F. L. Massey. Mswiret R. Butterrteld. Vetabelle Carter. Fred P. Burrall. Aucust Sohuerman. Welborne and Nellie J Beeaon. C. N. and A. N. Blaker. (J. C. McAllister et ux, Dixie A. Har vey, Mrs. C. Klelnhammer. Mar garet VanDyke. et al., Mrs. C. 3 Freeburg. Jasper J. Loomls. Ira Rfeder. J. M. Wagner. Lena H. Nel in. Maude A. and W. E. Williams, O. W. Goodwin, Fred Bonn. Abbie J. Champlln. C. E. and Lillian Le Molne. J. F. Gould. Frederick L Champlln. Oeorglana H. Kettle, Beatrice C. Jones, C. M. Thomas. Trustee. Barton Bly. Monitor Orchard Company, Jackson County Bank. Florence M Childera, P. J. Wallace. A. B and Gertrude I. Evans. Waid B and Llllle A. Stevens. Donald Steele, et al.. L. R. H. Dur ham. Barney Kalsman, J. W. and Edith M. Antl., Anlo Penwell, F H. Dressier, Kenneth Murray, Harry C. Christ ner. Thomas D. True. Elsie M. Monlamlth. McKlnlev and Ethel E. Gentry, city ot Meclrord. I. M Steele, Fay E. Diamond and Minnie B Diamond, V. L. Cornish, A. 8 Bltton. F. W. Scheffel. Altha Elisa beth Melvin. Vernle Gravel. O. F and Lena Ogden. A. E. Reames. Lillian L. Reames, L. K. Sunder land. S. K. Sunderland. D. J. Stull. Paul B. McDonald, Sewn Day Ad rent Church, Vorter J. Neff. J Verne Shang. C. H. Pel, Pine Lumber Co., Gay R. Hsrper and E W. Wilson, Fir Pine Lumber Co Jackson County, I. E. Schuler, John Beeeon at al. West Side Tennis Club. W. M. Pond. Joseph H. Batt ler, H. M. Ferguson. Ella C. Mark laud, Nicholas R. Mycr. Everett L. Womack. Bertha L. Tlmmermsn. M. E Bullock. Wm. p. George. Wm Olen Latdlrv. Kate Laidiev. Putts Fau Lumber Co, SJ-,14 iloooe- Koenlg. First M- E. Church of Med ford, Luke Ryan, J. D. stalmaker. Joseph Pool. Rlchford A. Thomaa. Jennie Charles. Harlev Dunn, R. P. Mell, James M. and Georn O Spencer, Geo. C. and Lulu J. Spen cer, Alice Flnley, Hamilton S. and Mabel Isemlnger, G. A. and Bessie Adams. Bernloe Raaor, Talent Irri gation District, W. H. and M. L. stickler, P. A. cox et ux, airs, conn Nolle, and J. F. Swan. W. H. Abel. First National Bank of Ashland, Wm. M. Brlgga, Cad and Nellie Ellis. David Wood, David Ebenlzer Wood, Wm. Lewis, H. D. and Nora Norcrcus, Jerald and Margery Len nhera. Jennie E. Merrltt, E. C. Corn. W A. Nlckell, Wm. Hoefft, Louisa Oden, Hoefft Bros, W. A. Rocke fellow. Roy M. Chaffln. A. L. Cog gins. A. P. Shibley. Norman E. Wil son. Bert L. Wilson. Frank Werner, G B. Little et al, John M. Rich. Nancy J. Carnlne. P. B. Millet, N. E. Robb. W. D. and Oretchen Mc Donald, J. J. Hall, John Hall, Rob ert Shults, Murle Cofleen, Sarah L Klnsclman, Luke Ryan. W. E. Ham mill, Marlon and Vlcay Caster, Marshall Mlnter, George Wallace, R. D. Williams, The Music Box, Ida J. Watklns, John Foster. Lottie Pelton, Waldemar E. and Jessie Hammlll, J. F. MorrlU, Eagle Point Irrigation District, Elmer E. Wilson, Monitor Orchard Co., Medford Or chard Co., Frultlanda Improvement Company. Frultlanda Improvement Co, Orchard Company Ltd., Ben O Sheldon. W. J. Messenger, Elmer and Zona E. Harris, A. C. Wether by, John O. Schuette. Geo. N. An derson, Laura V. Edwards et al. oeorge Weir, F. M. Carter, A. L. Wray et al, F. M- Carter, R. O. Holman. Sterling Mining Com pany. C. L. McKenzle, Anna J. Calkins, Rachael V. Perry. Irwin R. Koenlg, Chas. H. McCormlck. Ruth H May. Clyde J. Backus, Thomaa W. Oodjrev, Federal Land Bank of Spokane, J. Irving Bedford. Clar ence H. Glalse. J. R. S. Vincent. F. S. Emery, Mary A. McKlnnls, J. D. Kelfer, O. W. Kelfer. David C. Wil son, D. C. Wilson. Bessie L. Mes senger. Millionaire Mining Co., G M West, Hugh Porter, E. C and Bessie K. Corn, Hugh and Beatrico Porter, First National Bank of Medford. H. M. Porter. W. L. Lull. W. D. Miller. Elmer Chllders, J. C Barnes. H. F and Eva Preabt, O M. and Cora Wilson. Noel P. Kel logg, J. E. Jonnlson. F. H. Dressier, C. McMillan, J. E. Judy, Wm. and Amanda Cherry, Richard and Jen nevleve Talboy, Geo. E. and Ida M. Wright, C. A. Nelton. Robert O. Schlclchert. Cllde and Emma Fields. Clyde E. Fields, Wm. Redanz. Vic tor 8. and Geo. B. Morgan, Emi grant Schol Dlat. No. 4 of Sherman County, Anna J. Calkins. Victoria Backus, John L. Welde, J. L. and Carrie Welde, Mrs. A. W. Thomp son. Walter Messenger. Truman B Babb, Low E. Packard, Frank B. Payne et ux, J. E. Durkee et "lr. Wm. L. VanHouten. W. L. Van Houten. Chas. E. and Ruth Par rlah, Adjustment Bureau of the Portland Aae'n of Credit Men. Mra. Leda Parker, Opal M. Harvey and Sarah McDow. Gold Ray Realty Co., M. S. Johnson, Revival Min ing Co, E. P. Tuck. Mrs. Georgia S. Peter, Edwin J. Brown, James O. Pierce, J. O. Pierce. Elmo Throckmorton. Albert E. and Min nie F. Hill. C. w. Glasgow et al, Elmer Keyes, Effle Eaton. Fred Opp, Rose Opp, John Cantrall. Chester P. Pursell, Edwin and Mil dred Tavlor, C. K. Webber et al. Maggie S. Webber, W. H. May, Samuel A. Richardson, F. E. Mer rick. Vivian N. Bartow, Kathryn N. Law, Clarence J. Stlehl, Mary A. Walter, Wm. L. Blackwell, John H. Bachelor, E K. Chapman, Cora E. Chapman, Mabel K. Hammersley, W H. Milton, Wm. A. and Wini fred O. Hartman, Wm. Kemble. Mra. G. S. Lehrman, Emma L. Sav age. M. J. Carpenter, Melvin J. Car penter. W. R. Munro. H. C. Mea- songer et al, Grace M. Edwards. Helen F. Flnley, George Truax, George A. and Hazel Truax, E. M. 'Urt, Jeanette Eppenateln, Eugene W. Thomaa. Sim Jung, Ray A. Cook, Cordelia L. Ankeny, Ernest Phelster. J. E and Lola B. Reedy. Jamea Stewart, N. Maude Evans, Vernle Brabel, Mason Motor Co, H H Clark, Union Savlnga 8s Loan Association, Belle E. Warner. Wm. and Oliver Conner, Mason Motor Company. S. S. Bullla and P. J. and Isabell Neff. Ida A. Kidder. Ida J. Clark, J. A. Rathwell. Wm. Klnscll et ux, W. M. Klnsell, and all other persons or partlea own ing or claiming to own, or having or claiming to have any right, title. Interest, lien or estate tn or to the property and premises herein de scribed, Defendants. In the name of the State of Ore gon: You. and each of you aa own era, claiming, or holders of an Inter est. Hen, claim or estate In and to the hereinafter described real ' prop erty, altuated In Jackson County. State of Oregon, and all persona own ing or claiming to own. or having or claiming to have an Interest therein, are hereby notified that Jackson County, a duly organized county and oody polltlo and corporate under and by virtue of the constitution and laws of the State of Oregon, the plaintiff above named, la the owner and holder of certain certificates of delinquency, numbered aa set out in the complaint on file herein. Issued on the 6th day of December. 1931, as hereinafter set forth, by the Sher- County, State of Oregon, to said county, and bound In book form u required by law, for the delinquent taxes for the year 1937, m therein aet forth, upon and Including all the property upon the tux roll in the office of the said Sheriff and Tax Collector fpr said year, and upon which no certificates of delinquency nave rteen wtued previously, or is- i!wk" '?,r i ".ldJfrr "? I . 7.H J, " , :i so Issued to said county were tiled oy aald Sherllf and Tax Collector In the office of the County Clerk of said county on the 32nd day of Jan uary. 1933, for delinquent taxes for the year 1927, on property the titles to which are not registered, and on the aald 32nd day of January. 1932. for dillnquent taxes for the "er 1937, on property, the titles to which are registered tinder provisions of Chap ter III, Title LXIH of Oregon Laws, and constitute and are public records of as Id county, and open to the In spection of all persona InUitaied therein. You. and each of you. are further notified, that the descriptions ot the property Included In said certificates of delinquency, the name of the per son or persona appearing upon the latest Ux rolla In the hands of the Sheriff and Tax Collector of Jackson , County, State of Oregon, at the date C6728 Fred P Bturall. Ashland, of the filing of the complaint andUif, Addition. 1-3 Interest In Lot 17. application herein, as the iwner or Block 3 $2 96. owner of aald property, and If un- I C5729 Vet-sbelle Carter. Ajhland. known, so stated, and the total taxi Alfa Addition. Lots 18-19. Block 3. and costs due to December 5th. 1931. $18 26. the date of the Issuance of the said CJ730 August .-huermsn. Aah certificates of delinquency, are as, land. Allendale Addition, Lota 18-19- follows C5656 Olenn Albert, Butte Falls. Lot 5. Block 4. 617 90. C3637 William and Minnie Clark. First National Co . Butte Falls. Lota - Blo.-k 8. $15 H. v I C3658 W. B. Buchanan, Wm. tnd Marv A. White. Butte Fall. Lot 3. BJoc 17, 13.1.47, 4 C5859 Arthur Dally. Butte Falls, Lot 16. Block 17. 610.94. C5660 S. M. Clevlnger, J. E. Braln ard. Butt Falls, Lot 4. Block 18. .7 46 I C5661 El.ner H. Carter. First Na tional Co, Butte Falls, Lot 4, Block 19. 631 81. C5662 J. T. Spencer. Butte Falls, Lot 10 and E'i Lot 11. Block 34, 6676. C5683 J. L. Richardson, Central Point. Lot 6. Block 10. 643 97. C5664 Agnes Wagner, Central Point. Lota 12-13. Block IS. 18 11. C5665 Llnnle Hanscom. A. C. Wal ker. Central Point, Lota 1-2, Block 28. 63378. C5666 Llnnle Hanscom. A. C. Wal ker. O. D. Tucker, Central Point. Lot 5. Block 36, ,4.30. C5687 O B. Little, Central Point. Lota 1-2. Block 31, 620.15. C5668 Cora B. Kenney. Centra Point. Lota 3-5-8, Block 31, 68 73. C5669 o. B. Little. Central Point Lot 8. Block 33, $37.27. C5670 Bessie Williams, Central Point. Lot 6, Block 65. 625 88. C6671 Mrs. Julia C. Thompson. Llnnle Hanscom, Central Point, Lot 7, Block 56, 820.15. C5672 Mary A. Mce, Central point. Lots 1-8 Inclusive, Block 59. Per sonal tax applied. 691.80. C5874 Earl W. Moore, Central Point, o-k Park Addition, Lot 18. Block 2. 62 40. C5875 E. G. and Alta B. Whiteside. W. E. and Mary A. Thomaa, Central Point. Shields Addition, Lot 6, Block 3. 610.01. C5670 Miranda Peck. Central Point, not platted, described Deed Record 127, page 204, 3 1-3 acrea, 647.42. C5677 Geo. H. Wehman -and Lyle VanScoy. Lucius Klncald E.inle Point. Central Addition, North 4 feet of Lot 28. all of Lot 29. Block 0. 623 03. C5078 Wehman it VanScov. Lu clus Klncald. Eagle Point. Central Addition. North 4 feet of Lot 38, all 01 Lot 29. Block 9. Personal tax ap piled. M1.47. C3679 Emma Kvle. Eagle Point. Pryera Addition, about 3 acres p."t iJifl 1 ana u. ,3.00. C5680 Andrew J. and Ethel Florev Eogle Point, not platted, lot described ueeo Record 153. pare 457. Deed Rec ord 151 page 620, $17.95. C5681 Mrs. H. T. Pankey, Gold Hill. Lot 10. Block 7, $20.28. C5682 John F. Poo, Albert L. Poe, uoid Mill, Lot 1, Block 0, 63.69. C5083 Llnnle Hanscom, A. O. Wal- ker. Gold Hill. Lot 7, Block 10, $15.81 C5684 James M. Lively, Gold Hill, Lots 1 to 8 Inclusive. Block 11, $22.83 C568S E. C. Wells, Gold Hill, Lot 12. Block 14. $8.88. C5687 M. S. .(ohnson, Gold Hill, Lot 9. Block 13, $16 45. C5687A Jackson County, Farmera A Frultgrowera Bank, Gold Hill, Lot is. Block 18. $11.35. C5689 W. O. Myers, Gold Hill, Lots 17-18. Block 16, 645 16. C5690 James M Lively, Gold Hill, Lots 1-2-3. Block 19. $3.69. C5801 Molly Harrison, Gold Hill Lots 3-4-5-6-7, Block 24. $77.06 C5694 Arthur L. and Edna Mullln Gold Hill. Lot 13. Block 23. $6 88. C5695 Ken W. and Lulu R. Forbes, Lulu R. Forbes, Gold Hill, Lot 7, Block 30, 88.79. C5698 W. L. VanHouten, Gold Hill. Lots 8-10, Block 31, $10.71. C5697 P. H. Myers, Gold Hill, Deekuma Amended Addition, Lots 5 6, Blork 19, $4.33. C5698 B. E. Adams, Gold Hill Deekums Amended Addition, Lot 12, Block 19, $2.41. C5699 J. E. Martlng Estate. Gold Hill. Deekuma Amended Addition. Lots 1-2-3-4, Block 20, $3.03. C5700 Ray L. Hall, H. H. Lancaa. ter, Gold Hill, Deekuma Amended Addition, Lots 11-12, Block 20, 64.07 C5701 Elsie A. Walker. Gold Hill, Deekums Amended Addition, Lots 3 and 10, Block 22, $2.41. C5702 W. L. VanHouten, Gold Hill Riverside Addition. Lot 4, Block 2. water right, $91.10 C5703 E. C. Wells, Gold Hill, not platted, land described Deed Record 10, page 587, in Section 15. Town ship 38. Ranee 3 West, V2 acre. $16.45. C5706 ziegier, jacKsonvuie, n o t Dlatted. 7K, acres. $5.77. C5707 Marlam D. Way, Phoenix, Lots 11 to 17 inclusive. Block 39. $893. ' C5708 J. C. Barnes. Big Pines Lum ber Co, Phoenix, Hllslnger Sub-division. I acre. Lot 2, $3.54. C5709 C. S. Hatch, Rogue River. west side of Oak street, Lot 4, Block 1, $56.64. C5710 O. S. Hatch. Rogue River, west side of Oak street. Lot 4, Block 1. Personal tax applied. $19.90. C5711 A. 'i'. Mcllvaln. Nora Neath amer, Rogue River, G. R. Balla Ad dition, land described Deed Record 168. page 375, Lot soutn ot hiock o. earner it Sa'jln Addition, Block 1, $3 45. C5712 A. T. Mcllvaln. Nora Neatn- amer. Rogue River, earner & Sabln Addition, Lor. 1, block o, eo.ai. C5713 C. 3. and Elizabeth Hatch. Roeue River, not platted, Ixt de scribed Deed Record 149, page 259 corner Depot and Main streets, $38.93. C5714 Jessie Farmer, Rogue River, not platted, beginning at point 105 feet ent of Northwest corner of SE'i ot SW'.i. Section 15. Township 36. Range 4 West. ,w. M, running casi 400 feet. South 165 feet to North bank Ward'a creek, thence South west to point due South of begin ning thence 250 feet to beginning. containing 19 acres. $26.00. C5715 Jessie f armer, itogue mver, 'v""!not platted, land described Deed Rec ZZ,.CyKA?:.,? ,J'C2 "J 160. page 2.1. 9. i acrea. PV- sonal tax aDDlled. S7.00. C5718 L. I. Crawford, L. I. and L. B. Crawford. Talent. Lot 1-3, Block D. Personal tax applied. 83.13. C5719 W. V. and aMarv Jane Este. Mary J. Estes, Talent. Lota 17-18-19-20. Block E. Personal tax applied. 12 95 C5720 E. a. Younir. Kittle Dunn. Talent, Lot on Wagner avenue and Plit street. South of Block J, de- "lbed Deed Record 160. page 313. Block J. 673.94. . C5721 H. E. Bowman, Luella A. Bowman. Talent, Lota 13-14-15, Block K. 30 45. C572J F. Sowash. Walter D. 8o--a.h. Talent, Lota 17-18-19-30, Block M. S30 00. C5723 Laura -B. Edwarda, et al.. Talent, Lot 25 feet by 60 feet de scribed Deed Record 157. page 93, Lot 3. Block T. $6 62. C5724 Worthle VI. Haynea. Talent, Gibson Tract, lot described Deed Rec ord 117 .page 529, $11.52. C5725 F. L. Massey. Ashland. Sum mit Addition, Lots 1-2-3, Block 61, 1833. C5728 Margaret R. Butterfield. Aihland. Saxmsn's Pennsylvania Ad dition. Lota 4-5. Block 58. $22 64. C5737 Vetabelle Carter, Ashland. Alfa Addition. 1-3 Interest In Lot 17. m-t a ti oa 20. d 71. C573 1 Wei borne and Nellie J. Bee son. C. N. and A- N. B'.aker, Ashland, H. B. Carter Addition. S; Lot 20. $58 93 C5733 Welborne Beeson, C. N. and A N Blaker. Ashland. H. B Carter Addition, SS Lot JO. Pe:oel tai pp..M, (4 40, C5733 0. C. McAllister et ux, Dixie A. Harvey. Ashland, H. B. Carter Ad dition, West 308 feet Lota 30 and 32. $55 85. 05734 Mra. C. Klelnhammer. Mar garet VanDyke. et al. Ashland. Prachta Alaska Addition. North 81 3-3 feet Lota 1-2-3. Block 3, $96 97. C5735 Mra. C. S. Freeburg. Ash land. Prachta Alaska Addition. Im provements only. Lota 6-6, West 'j Lot 7. Block 4. $18 95. C5739 Jasper J. Loomle, Ashland, Railroad Addition. Lots 33-24-35-26. West 3 feet of the 8' Lot 27, Block D 646 01. , . C5740 Ira Reeder. Ashland, lot de- acrlbed Deed Record 163. page 61. being a tract adjoining Block O of Railroad Addition on the North fronting 118.9 feet on "C" street. Sheriff aaseasment, $6.65. C5741--J. M. Wagner. Ashland. Granite street, east side, lot describ ed Deed Record 103. page 503. 65.1 foot front near Main street. $79.68. C5742 Lena H. Nelson, Ashland. Granite street, east side, iraci de scribed Deed Record 150, page 477. corner Mill atieet and Hargadlne street, lot described Deed Record lo6. page 477. 130 foot front. Personal tax applied. $93.13. C5743 Maude A. and W. E. Wil liams. Ashland. Iowa street, South 315 feet of land described Deed Rec ord 63. pages 69-70. corner .Harrison and Iowa streets, $65.69. C5744 J. M. Wagner. Ashland. Pine street, lot described Deed Record 75, page 272, 115.5 foot front. $08.16. C5745 G. W. Goodwin. Ashland, Taylor street, east side, beginning at Southwest corner lot described Deed Record 134, pagea 187-8. South 350 feet; East 145 fe,:i North 350 feet; West 145 feet to beginning. Describ ed Deed Record 134. pagea 187-8. $25.10. C5746 Fred Bohn. Ashland, Sec tlon 15, Township 39. Range 1 East. Land described Deed Record 97, page 378. 154 acres, $62 00. C5747 Abble J. Champlln, C. E. and Lillian LeMolne. J. F. Gould. Frederick L. Champlln. Oeorglana H. Kettle, Beatrice C. Jones. C. M, Thomaa. Trustee. Orchard Tracts. Champlln Sub-divlston, 16.2 acres Lot 17; 6.6 acres Lot 18; 4.8 acres Lot 19. $104.72. C5748 Barton Bly, Orchard Tracts, Eagle Heights Fruit Farm, '10 acres Lot 28. $10.68. C5750 Monitor Orchard Company, Orchard Tract. Monitor Orchard, Lota 1 to 72 Inclusive, 363 acres, $225.92. C5751 Jackson County Bank. Or chard Tracts, Orchard Home Ass'n Tract, 1-3 acre South 63 feet Lot 4; I acre Lot 5, Block 8, $3.36. C5752 Florence M. Chllders, Or chard Tracts, Pepper & Tavlor Suo dlvlslon, 2.13 acrea Lot 13, $41.72. C5754 P. J. Wallace, Orchard Tracts, Rogue River Valley Orchard Company, Lot 4, Block O, 8.49 acrea. $17.40. C5753 A. B. and Gertude I. Evans. Ward B. and Llllle A. Stevens, Or chard Tract, Rogue River Valley Or chard Co., 10 acrea Lot 9 Block I. $9.20. C5758 Donald Steele et al. Orchard Tracts. Rogue River Valley Orchard Co, 2.5 acres described Deed r.ecord 110. page 599. part Lot 16. Block I; 3. 5 acrea Lot 17,-Block I, $3.55. C5757 L. R. H. Durham, Barney Salsman Orchard Tracts, Rogue River Valley Orchard Co, 5 acrea Lot 18. Block I. $8.18. C5758 Donald Steele, et al, Or chard Tract, Rogue River Valley Or chard Company, N. 5acrea Lot 20, Blo:k I. $6.90. C5759 A. B. and Gertrude I. Evans, J. W. and Edith M. Antle, Orchard Tracts. Rogue River Valley Orchard Company. 7.91 acres Lot 1; 7.80 acres Lot 3. Block J. $16.88. C5787 Anlo Penwell, Medford, Cot tage Addition, lot described Deed Record 138, page 353, Deed Record 146, page 153. part Lot 11, Block 1. Personal tax applied. $103.50. C5771 F. H. Dressier, Medford, Im perial Addition, Lot 12,- Block 13.. $9.64. C5773 Kenneth Murray. Harry O. Chrlstner, Medford, Kenwood Addi tion. Lot 7. Block 1. $3.54 C5774 Thomaa D. True, Medford. Kenwood Addition, Lot 11, Block 1, $8.59 C5775 Llnnle Hanscom, A. C. Wal ker. Medford. Kenwood Addition, Lot 5, Block 3, $7.20. C5776 Elsie M. Monlsmlth. Mc Klnley and Ethel E. Gentry. Medford, K.-nwood Addition, described Deed Record 145, page 231; North 13.5 feet Lot 13, Block 3: South 37.5 feet Lot 13, Block 3. $1.72. C57B0 City of Medford. I.M.Steele, Medford, Mary Place Addition, Lota 3-4. Block 2. $7.81. C5731 Fay E. Diamond. Fay E. and Minnie B. Diamond, Medford. Medford Heights Addition. Lot 10. Block I. Personal tax applied. $186.25. C5783 V. L. Cornish. A. S. Bllton. Medford, Morey's Addition, describ ed Deed Record 127, page 503, part Lot 10. $41.30. C6784 F. W. Scheffel, Medford. Morev's Addition, described Deed Rec ord 164, page 217, part Lot 11, $79.67. C5785 Altha Elizabeth Melvin, Medford, Newtown Addition, Lot 12, Block 2, $1085. C5788 Vernle Orabel, Medford. Oak Grove Sub-dlvlslon, Lot 14, Block 1, $7.20. C5788 Vernle Grabel, Medford. Oak Grove Sub-dlvlslon. Lot 4. Block 4. $6.59 C5789 City of Medford, o. F. and Lena Oeden. Medford, Page Addition, Lot 7. Block 3. $9 63. C57!0 A. E. Reames. Lillian L. Reames. Medford. Park Addition. Lota 9-10. Block 7. $164.93.' C5791 A. E. Reames. Lillian L. Reames. Medford, Park Addition, Lots 9-10. Block 7. Personal tax applied. $81.40. C5792 Lillian L. Reamer, Medford. Park Addition. Lot 11. Block 7, $24 88. C5793 L. K. Sunderland. S K. Sunderland, Medford, Riverside Sub division, described Deed Record 160. pace 48. part Lot 8. Block 1. $6 59. C5794 D J. Stull, Medford, Rose Park Addition, Lots 7-8, Block 1. $105 25. C5795 Paul B. McDonald. Medford. Queen Anne Addition. West 33 1-3 feet part Lot 3; East 25 feet part Lot 4, Block 4. $16.94. C5796 Seven Dav Advent Church. Medford, Shorta Addition. Dait Lot 1. $30 95. C5799 Porter J. Neff. J. Verne Shancle. Medford. Tuttle's Sub-dlvlslon. East 57 feet of the West 107 feet Lot 8; East 57 feet of the West 107 feet Lot 7. Block 3. $63.84. C580O C. H. Pagel. City of Med ford. Medford. Walnut Park Addition. Lot 7. Block 3. $21 61. CS801 Pine Lumber Co., Cltv r.f Medlord. Medford. Walnut Park' Ad dition. Lots 8-9. Block 3, $15.73. C5803 Gay R. Harper and E. W. Wilson: Fir Pine Lumber Co, Med ford. Walnut Park Addition. Lou 1-2. ;OCK 4. 7.81. C3803 Jackson Countv Fir Pine Lumber Co, Medford. Walnut Park Addition. Lot 3. B;oek 4. $4.15. ' C5806 Pine Lumber Co, Fir Pine Lumber Co, Medford. Walnut Park Addition. Lota 6-7-8-9-10-11, Block 4. $63 84. , C4817 I. B Schuler. Medford. Woiverton Sub-dlvlslon East 12 47 feet Lot 3. Blork 1. 47 53 feet Lot 3. ' Block 1. Personal tax applied. $56 53. C5818 John Beeson. et si. West Side Tennis Club. Medford. Main itieet. YYeat-Souta aula 70 feet Uoat described Deed Record 160, page 294, $51.66. C5823 W. M. Pond, Medford Ber rvvale Addition. Lot 17, Block 5. $1.87. C5824-Joseph , II. Sattler. H. M. Ferguson. Medford. Olenn Oak Sub division, Lota 31-32, $872. C5825 Joseph H. Sattler. Ella C. Markland. Medford, Glenn Oak Sub division. Lot 39. $3.54. C5828 Nicholas R. Myer. Medford. Latu 'hurst Addition, Lou 15-18, Block 1, $9.03. C5827 Everett L. Womack, Bertha L. Tlmmerman. Medford, Laurelburat Addition. Lot 8. Blork 7, $3.88. C5828 M. E. Bullock. Medford, Mountatnvlew Addition, LoU 13, Block 2 $4.73. C583I Wm. P. George. SW!4. Sec tion 3. Township 33, Range 1 East, 160 acrea. $78 10. C5832 Wm. Glen Laldley. Kate Lald ley. NtJ of NW"4, SW'i of NW'4. Section 23, Towr.:hlp 32, Range 1 East, 120 acres. $52.50. C5B33 Butte Falls Lumber Co., SE"i of SE'i, Section 32, Township 33, Range 1 East, 40 acres, $7.02. C5834 Edwin Moonev Koenlg, SW !4 of SE'i, SE'i of SW'.i. Section 29, Township 31, Range 1 East, 80 acres, $14.54. C5835 First M. E. Church of Med ford. NW'i of SE'i, Section 36, Town, ship 34, Range 1 Bast, 40 acres. $8.52. C5838 Luke Ryan, EVi of NW'.J. SWli of NW'i, Section 6, Township 35, Range 1 East, 121 acres, $19.16. C5839 Jackson County. J. D. Stal maker. SW!i, Section 9, Township 35, Range 1 East, 160 acres, $33 00. C5840 Joseph Pool. E'i of NE'.i. NE'i of SE'i. Section 13, Township 35, Range 1 East. 120 acres, $14.60. J C5843 Rlchford A. Thomaa, 8i o NW'i. SW'i of NE'i. NE'i of NU Vi. section 34. Township 35, Ranj I East. 160 acres. $10.27. C5844-Jenn!e Charles, 1-3 Intere.l In SW'4 of SW'i. Section 14, Towi ship 36, Range 1 East, 13 1-3 acn $1.30. C6845 Harley Dunn, NiJ of SW'i, SW'.i of SW'i, Section 5, Township 38, Range 1 East, 120 acres. $13.46. C5846 Harley Dunn. W'i of NE "t V,'!4 of SE'i, SW'i, Section 5, Township 38, Range 1 East, 280 acres. Personal tax ajiplled. $70.13. C5848 R. P. Mell. Lot number 1, described Deed Record 81, page 486, Section 29, Township 38, Range 1 East, 5.35 acres, $1.78. C5850 Welborne and Nellie J. Bee so.i. lond described Deed Record 152, page 618, Section 31, Township 38, Ranee 1 East, $2.07. C5851 James M. and George C. Spencer; Geo. C. and Lulu J. Spen cer, land described Deed Record 142, page 134. Section 35, Township 38, Range 1 East, 100 acres, $79.10. C5852 Alice Flnley, Hamilton S. and Mabel Isemlnger. land described Deed Record 165. page 458, Sections 2-3. Township 39, Range 1 East, 38 5 acres. $17.99. C5S53-Allce Flnley. O. A. and Bes sie Adams, Land described Deed Rec ords 87. page 456, less 7 acres ditch right of way. lesa Deed Record 165, page 458. Sections 2-3. Township 39. Ranrie 1 East. 36.5 acres. $17.78. C5854 E. E. and Bernlce Rasor, Talent Irrigation District, land de scribed Deed Record 106, page 552, Section 2, Township 39, Range 1 East, 13 acres. $72.88. C5857A Jackaon County. W. H. and M. L. Stickler, W',4 of SE',4 of SE'.i, Section 16, Township 39, Range 1 East 20 acres, $11.50. C5858 Jackson County, W. H. and V L. Stickler, land described Deed Record 157, page 236, Section 16, Township 39, Rango 1 East, 5 acres, $2.47. C5859 P. A. Cox, et ux, Mrs. Zona Nolta and J. F. Swan, N'a of SW'i of SW'.i, Section 17, Township 39, Range 1 East. 20 acres, $4.43. C5860 Welborne and Nellie Beo son. 8V, of SW'i. SW!i of SE"4, less Deed Record 154, page 168, Section 26. Township 39, Range 1 East, 75 acres. $11 66. C5861 w. H. Abel. NE';, Section 26. Township 40, Range 1 East, 160 acres. $32.02. C5862 First National Bank of Ashland; Wm. M. Brlggs and Cad and Nellie Ellis. SE'.i Section 2, Town ship 41. Range 1 East, 160 acres, $4.48. C5883 First National Bank of Ashland, Cod and Nellie Ellis. N'4 of N'4. Section 12. Township 41, Range I East. 160 acres, $6 06. C5864 David Wood, David Ebenlzer Wood. Lots 1-2, E'i of NW'i, Sec tion 19, Township 32, Range 2 East. Personal tax applied. $3.26. C5865 Wm. Lewia. H. D. and Nora, Norcross. Jerald and Margery Lelin hers, Lot 1. SE'.i of NE'i, E'i of SE'i, Section 6, Township 33, Ranza 3 East. Persona tax applied. $16.54. C5866 Jennie E. Merrltt, E. C. Corn. SE'i. Section 14, Township 33, Ranrte 2 East, 160 acres. $69.70. C5867 W. A. Nlckell. E', of NW'4, Ranee 3 East, 160'acres, $17.25. C5868 Wm. Hoefft, Louisa Oden, SE'i, Section 32, Township 36, Rango 4 fcast, tuu acres, C5869 Hoefft Bros, Louisa Oden. SE'i, Section 32, Township 36, Rango 2 East. Personal tax applied. $31.03. C5870 W. A. Rockefcllow, S'i of NW',1, N'4 of SW'i, Section 18. Township 37, Range 2 East, 160 acres. 914 82. C5872 Roy M. Chaffln, A. L. Cog glns. NE'.i. Section 23. Township 40, Ranee 2 East, 160 acres, $37.19. C5873 A. P. Shibley, Lot number 1. S!i of NE'i. SE'i of NW'i, Sec tion 4, Township 33, Range 3 East, 160 acres. $99.70. C5874 Norman E. Wilson. NE'i of SE", lev! timber, Section 33. Town ship 35. Ranee 3 East. 40 acrea, $4 06. C5875 Bert L. Wilson. SE', of SW li. SW'i ot SE'i less timber. Sec tion 33. Township 35, Range 3 East, 80 acres. 37.C3. C5876 Frank Werner, N'S of NW 'i. SW'i of NW'i, NW'i of SW'i. Section 8. Township 36, Range 3 East, iou arr-f, tou.su. C5877 G. B. Little et al. E'i of NW',. SW'i of NW'i. Section 33. Township 37. Range 3 East, 120 acres, $14 72. C5E78 John M. Rich, NE'i Sec tion 28 Townnhlp 38, Range 3 East, iou acres, a 19.40. C5879 Jackson County, land de scribed Deed Record 161, naee 629, Section 16, Township 39, Range 3 East. 60 acres. $6.41. C5880 Nancv J. Carnlne. NH of SW'i. SE'i of SW'i, SE'i, Section 36. Township 39, Range 3 East, 2 BO acres, $09 60. C5881 F. B. Millet. SE'i of SW'i. Seet.on 19. Township 33, Range 4 Eo.t. 40 acres. $17 30. C5882 F. B. Millet. NW'i of NE 'i. E'i ot NW'i, Section 30. Town ship 32, Range 4 East, 120 acres, $50 90 C5B84 N. E. Robb. W. D. snd Oret chen McDonald, land described Deed Record 16;. pa;c 83; Deed Record 164. psse 165. water ntht and ditch. Section 36. Townshln 33. Ranee 1 West. Persona! tax applied. $14 30. C588t. J Hill. J.v-.n Hall. S'.V'i Section 22. T-wn-hiD 34. Ranee 1 West Personal tax aoplied. $14 08. C5887 Robert Shults. SE' 01 NW 'i. S'.V. of NE'i, E'j of NE'i, Sec tion 26. T.-Tn.h p 34, Ranie 1 West, 160 acres. $'7.38. CJ388-Murle Cof.'een. E'i of NTS Section 30. Tow!:sfc:p 34, Raute 1 Wet. 80 acres. $15 13. C5F89 j-irah L. Kmse'.man, '; of LCouUiiued 00 Fags Seven I