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The Transcontinental Association.
CHICAGO, July 26.-It is reported this
afternoon that the Canadian Pacific has
agreed TO compromise its claims on Cali
fornia business by accepting differentiaIs
OF about half the amount which il had been
receiving. The opinion is expressed by
members of the association that the South
ern Pacific can be brought 70 accept these
terms and that the association will remain
intact
The proposition of the Canadian Pacific,
which involves the surrender of some of
their differentials and a modification of
others, was discussed almost the entire af-
ternoon by the TranscOntinentaI associa-
ton and great pressure was brought 10
bear on the Southern Pacific to induce II
Was obstinate to-day. but the opinion pre-
walls that it will eventually yield.
THREATEN TO CUT RATES.
New YORK, July 50 The officials of
the Pacific Mail Steamship company have
notified the transcOntinental association
that unless the subsidy from the railroads
Is increased they will cut rates and take
all the freight they can get Ii Is thought
this is a preliminary stemp to q war agai1st
the Canadian Pacific road, and the fact
that the Southern Pacific has refused to al
low differential rate 10 the Canadian Pa
cIflc Is considered q confirmation of this be-
lief. The transcontinental roads intimate
that they are willing TO divide the through
business, giving the Canadian Pacific 8 per
cent, and dispatches from Chicago re-
ceived to day said the Canadian Pacific
was willing to agree to IL. If the Cana
however, war of rates will certainly fol-
low.
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NEW YORK, July 26.-The Brighton
Beach races resulted to-day as follows:
Three-fOurths of a mile-Reclare won in
l:l6>l, Benit second, Little Kinney third.
One mile and enc sixteenth OF a mile
Glendale won in l:52ll, Keystone second,
SbaRltem third
Seyen-eighths of a mile Meriden won in
l;3O, Forest King second. Cracksman third.
One mile and one-eighth of a mile
Quesela won in s561S, Miss Cody second,
BronZOmarte third.
One mile and One-sixtsenth of 8 mile
Fannie won IN 1:54, Kingsmate second,
AlbemaTie third.
won IN S;47, Kilkainey second. Delaware
third.
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MILES CITY MATTERS.
Killed by LIghtnfng---A Bad River
Rising.

Rising.
MILES CITY. July 26 Especial to e
Independent Tom Stevens, foreman OF
the -Four Four outfit. brings news of a sad
occurrence at the Belle FOurche, which re-
suited in the death of Wiley Collins, the
cook for the outfit. Wiley was driving the
wagon when a terrific thundeTbOlt de-
scended and the lightning struck the
driver, killing him instantly. besides
knocking down the leaders and killing q
dog which was with the wagon. Tom
Stevens, who was in front OF the wagon,
was also prostrated by the shock, though
not seriously injured. The drivers body
turned black in a short time, and the
weather being hot, IL became necessary to
bury the remains.
Tonight, as The train was leaving here,
. negro snatehed s65 from the hand OF an
employe of the Northern Pacic. When
the conductor asked for tickets the negro
Jumped from the train and escaped in the
darkness.
Tongue river is rising rapidly. due 70
rains in the headw6ters. The river rose
three feet in less than an hour.
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NEW YORK. July 2o.-The clerks of the
suspended firm Of Lewis Bros. & Co. were
busy to-day making entry Of assets. Mem
bers Of the firm refused TO talk until Q
statement had been prepared The firm
think the assets will be sufficient to pay all
creditors, but business men think that
unless a speedy settlement Is obtained the
assets will not be more than half the lis-
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Challenge. the World

DENVER, July Ex-senator Morgan,
OF the American champion bicycle team,
to-day deposited with W. F. Hughes, sport
ing editor OF the Times, forfeit of $500 to
match Wilbur f. Knapp, of the American
team, against any bicyclist in the world
any distance from one TO 100 miles for
81 900. the race to Iake place at Denver or
IN California The challenge will remain
open one month and if not accepted Knapp
Will defend the championship of The
world against all comers. A similar offer
In behalf of the lady champion Of the
world, Miss Jessie Oakes, of the American
team, is made TO all ladies.
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y. Use for small pox att.na.nt.

DENVER, July IA Santa Fe, v. M,
special to the News says that Deputy Sher-
i'll Moore was shot and killed at Wallace,
n. NJ, this morning by Joseph Chacha.
The latter was a small pox attendant and
fired three shots into a crowd of citizens,
wOuDding one man. He then fed to the
hills, pursued by Moore, whereupon he
turned and killed the Officer, and was him
self overtaken by an angry crowd and rid
died with bullets.
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HoBOKES. y. j., July BINARY Ayers.
a demented woman 20 years of sge, who
sngaged passage by the Hamburg steamer
Augusta Victoria. which sailed yesterday,
was taken in charge by the police She is
a woman Of culture, and says her husband
Is proprietor and editor of the Los Angeles
Cal, Herald. She will be held until her
friends can be heard from. She claims to
own considerable property In California
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Met by the Other Roads.

DENVER, July 26.-An evening paper
says: "The seaboard rate of SO 50 per hun
dred for firstclsss freights, which went
into effect to-day on the Fort Worth road,
via Galveston and the Gulf of Mexico, will
be met to morrow by a similar rate upon
all other trunk lines centering in Denver.
The latter rate is authorized by the Trans
continental Association and will apply to
all roads affected by the Fort Worth roads
action. So far no tariff has been issued
affecting the grain shipments which, 80 far
as the agricultural states of the west are
concerned, are by far the most important
Whether there will be is as yet purely q
matter of conjecture"
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Irwin cIty Joekey c1ab Raoe..

ST. PAUL, July 26.-At the fourth day
of the Twin City Jockey club races the
weather was hne. the track lumpy and
slow, and the attendance about :, 600
For year-Olds and upwards, seven fur
Iongs-Graele ID. won, Bonair second,
Alphonse third. Time, :331S.
Maiden year-Olds and upwards one and
three-siXteenths Of 8 mile-Blantyre won.
Charlotte j. second, Gov. Ross third.
Time, l:20.
Merchants hotel handicap for 2-yesr-
oids, nve furlODgs-Miss Belle won, A bileDe
second, Blarney Stone, JT., third. Time
i:04
For 2-year- olds and upwards. six fur
lOngs-St Ledger won, Kedar Khan sec
ond, Enterprise third. Time, I:lSs<.
One and one-siXteenth of a mile. Hotel
Ryan handicap for S-year olds and upwards
-Brldgelight won, Tenacity second Dad
and Winning Ways tied for third place.
Time, l:52S<.
One mile and quarter, over five hurdles.
Tor hurdle 3 year-Olds-Linguist won,
Philip ). second, Nellie Watkins third.
Time. 2:ZBi<.
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The Presbyterian sabbath School.

The annual Presbyterian Sabbath school
picnic viii be held on Tuesday, July 30, st
Central park. All members OF the school
expecting to attend must either be al the
First Presbyterian church, on Fifth ave
nue., az 7s30 a IN. Tuesday, or the Montana
Central depot by O'Clock, sharp The
train will leave 81 SIS, and walt for no one
Friends Of the school can secure tickets
either Of the teachers or officers AZ the
depot Adults. 81: children, 81 Members
Of the school must show their tickets on
the train
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NEW YORK, July 2d.-Lawer John X.
Dunn was sent TO Sing-Sing prison to-day
TO serve sentence of nine years and six
months- Dunn was found guilty of hav-
ing induced Cashier scott. OF the Manhat-
Tan bank 10 steal SlS5,OOO. So soon as
DunD had occurred the greater part OF the
steal ne advised scott to a. the country,
subsequently the cashier came back aud
appeared AGAINST Dunn.
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L0VE'SLABOR LOST
A Fiekle Female Fans the Flame Of
Folly's Fatally Furious
Fire.
Two LoVe-Siek SWANS in Spokane
Fight a Duel With Pistols to
the Death.
a Youthful Fiend In Iowa Murder. ri,
Father and stepmOthsr-GaI-
lows Fruit.

SPOKANE FALLS, July 25.-The elOpe-
ment which occurred here few days ago
eliminated in tragedy this evening. A
wedding was 70 have taken place last Mon
day between a young man named Ray
mond Bierce and Miss Eva Adkins. The
day before the wedding Miss Adkins went
70 neighbOring town with Neil Hubbs.
who was to have been BIerce's best man at
tue wedding and married him. This morn
lng they returned and called upon the
orlde's mother, Bierce was At the house
and when they entered opened FIRE on
Hubbs with revolver. Hubbs returned
the hre. Several shots were exchanged
aho HuOos ran out OF the room. Bierce
then nred on the bride infiicting a serious
wound Hub0s re-entered the room and
oeht blerce 10 the hOor with his revolver
pierce then dragged himself into an ad-
lplnlhg room, placed the pistol 70 his head
ana oieW his brains out. Hubbs was shoT
-nrough the abdomen, the ball penetrating
ne spleen His recovery Is doubtful.
mlS' Barney was placed under arrest to
llkht on suspicion OF being implicated In
y having previous knowledge OF the plot
u Bierce against Hobbs.
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On account Of the annual encampment
Of the Grand Army OF the RAbu6lie In
August. the Northern Pacific Railroad
company will sell tickets to Milwaukee and
1855 SOL.
Tickets will be on sale August lq % 26
inclusive, good 70 return until sept Z. The
hnAl limit returning may be extended AZ
Ailwaukee until Sept 80.
A. D. ED6AR,
General Agent, Helena, Mont
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Last Day Of Camp Meeting.

Sunday will be the last day at the Cen
tral Park and large delegations are ex-
pected TO be present from Helena, Butte
and elsewhere The Montana Central will
ron accommodation trains and all who
wish to attend should avail themselves OF
the opportunity. The meeting has been q
success 50 far, and the wind-up SUNDAY ia
expected 10 prove great event In the his
tory Of Montana
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SPORTING RECORD
Guy and Johnston Attempt to Lower
Their Record al Detroit
But Fail.
Last Day of the Detroit Meeting
Good Sport at the Hanline
Park Races.
Jem smith. the British BIunsr. Claims
the Worlds Championship Because
sullivan Heeds Him Not.

DETROIT, July 2s.-To-day was the fourth
and the last day of the Detroit clubs sum
mer meeting. Weather fine; attendance,
5000.
Guy appeared between the races and
made the circle In 2:I2iS. The wind was
blowing strong at the time He made the
quarter in SS5z. the half IN l:6s<, the three
quarters Ia 1928, and the mile in 2.l2IS.
Johnston. PAGER, also endeavOred 20 iseat
his record. He made the quarter in s2I[
the half in LOS, the three quarters in .S6L
and the mile in 2:0ali. Parties who he'd
watches in the sLaDd made the time 2sOssl
The timers may have erred, but of course
the official time must be excepted.
Class 2.l4, pacing purse Sl5OO-ROy
Wilkes won, Gossip, Jr,, second Silver
Thread third Best time, 2;14t4.
Class 70, pace, purse 81, 5O0-Budd
Doble first, Sir Archy second, Lillian third
Little Ida fourth. Best time 2.I59S
Glass 2:l9. trOt, purse S2,OO0-KII curry
won, Geneva ). second, Jack third Black
Diamond fourth. Best time, 2:l41<
Purse $1,000, to beat Maud SIS record of
Z;OS9 94-Guy, one mile. Time, 2:l21s.
Special purse, $500. to beat Maud S's
PAGER. one mile in 2.O9I..
The decision nf the judges in the last
heat of the 2.ls class was that Kit Curry
toOk the heat. although Geneva came nn-
fer the wire first
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The following business was transacted
yesterday:
Catherine Ming VS.. Geo. b. FOote, argued
and suemittedd.
United States vs. Silas J. KING, argued
and submitted.
c. G. Bradshaw WAS admitted to prac-
tice law in all the territorial courts.
Court adjourned until Wednesday, AU-
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BATON koUGE, La, July 25.-TOm Dow
ling teoloredl was executed in the Jail yard
Of this city to-day for the murder of PhiIip
Walsh (white). The marder and his vic
un were about the same age, 10 years.
RATvILLE, La, July 26.-ChreIes Sell
eIs was executed here this afternoon for
numbering BunYsn Robins in Richard
PARIS, Ky, July 26.-JAmes Kelly. col
1te1, VINO made criminal assault on Mrs.
IeteI CrOW, was taken from jail this morn
ing by a mob and hanged
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CHICAGO, July % Guy c. Coery and J..
B, Williams, local heavy weights, fought
SIX rounds in barn near here this morn
ing. COery pounded Williams unmerci-
fully from the start and put him to sleep
IN the sixth round with a terrific right
handler.
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A Section House Burned.

GREAT FALLS, July 26.-ISpecIAl to the
Independent I-InfOrmation has been re-
ceived here from Bowdoin, a station on the
Manitoba railroad 2l6 miles northeast of
here, that the section house was burned to
the ground to-day. Miss johnson. sister Of
the section foreman, was seriously burned.
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Another Big Orerffnu.

SHANGHAI, July 26.-Yellow river has
again burst its banks in shan Tung, in
undsting an immense extent Of country.
There is twelve feet OF water throughout
ten large governmental districts. The loss
of life and property is incslculsble. The
government authorities st Pekin are dis
mayed, owing 20 the incspacity of the local
authorities Foreign engineering aid, in
order 70 permanently repair the channel of
the canal, is considered Imperative.
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Death Blow to the Mormon..

Boise CITY, July 27.-The convention
to-day passed the article on election and
suffrage which is intended as death blow
TO the Mormon political power IN Idaho.
The convention hopes TO complete lsbors
within the next ten days.
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During this hot weather call up teIe-
phone lss for frog legs, spring chickens
alive and dressed. dressed turkeys. live
spring dacks, hens alive and dressed, fruits
OF all kinds, vegetables, etc, etc.
j. = Dr-xr 4 Co
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WASHINGTON, July 2s.-The secretary
Of the navy awarded the contract for fur
nishine AS tons of steel plates for the
armored battle ship. Maine, 10 the Linden
Steel company, of Pittsburg. for ss4.7ss.
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NEW YORK, July s6.-A cablegram from
London was received by the Police Gazette
to-day saying: sullivan having refused
Smiths challenge, Smith claims tie cham
p Onship belt Smith is ready 20 light any
body for the belt and 81 ElOOO q slde.n
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Denied the Application.

NEw YORK, July 26-Judge Ingram
this morning dismissed the application Of
Henry Ives for release on q writ OF hAbeas
corpus and remanded him 70 jail
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NothinrImportantn nnn.-

SIOUX FALLS, July 26.-The convention
consumed the day in discussing the report
of the committee on schedule and ordin-
snce. Nothing important was done.
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A YouthfuI Murderer.

MASON CITY, Ia, July 26.-At Elk
township, Clayton county, wednesday
night last, Wesley Eikins, an iI-year-old
boy murdered his father and stepmOther.
After committing the crime he took his In
ian Iant sister IA q carriage and drove four
miles 20 a neigh bOrs', where he reDorferi
having found his parents murdered. Yes
terday he confessed his crime, saying he
had had difhiculty with his father aud be-
tween and O'Clock 10 the morning went
into the house and taking a ride sent
0ullet into his fathers brain. he then
Killed his stepmOther with a club, after
which he took the child and ran away.
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NEW YORK, July 26,-James Mccall, Of
west Troy, surrendered 10 the police this
aitsrnoon saying: 81 have 2slcksd my wife
to death" An Investigation proVed fbo
ruth OF the statement. Mccall saws bis
head had been hurting him.
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The plumbing business formerly con-
Quoted BY Arthur O'Brien will be contin-
usd az same place, No. ITO Grand street,
Harvey block. Prompt attention given ali
orders JOHN y. o BRIEN.
AssfCuaa
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BosToS, July "A special TO the
Record says Gov. Ames Is very III ct his
home ct North Easton-
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in a hundred what
Judge of Clothing-
ro he. Nobody can
trade Why, then,
10 you that make IL
fong III a question of
hing Is less costly
lis, take it steadily
, the very big fact,
Joined 10 reliability
y and quality that
wing in trade. Our
p you better. We
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The Association Games.
At Brooklyn-BrOOklyn, 20; Cincinnati,
g.
At COlumbus-CoIumbas, s. Louisville,
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HARRIS,
ONE-PRICE CLOTHIER
st. Louis Block, Main St,
HELENA, M. T.
n. B.-Out of town orders
will receive our best attention.
Goods sent on approval to any
part of the territory. Price list
and rules for self-measurement
mailed free on application.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-04-13
DAILY REAL ESTATE RECORD.
Published by the Abstract anH TiaAe
Insurance Company of Los AM
goIes. .
FRIDAY, April 70. 1889.
CoNvRYANCFs.

C0FvEYAHCRs.
IA block 1, w L Johnson Cos sub NWA OF
block 175, Pomona: 81 $50.
Jacob Scherer &c w FL Stoll--Lots 80, "a and
30, Kiefer tract; 81 400. :,
Adelaide Alexander to Elisa M Cruz and
MAR MARY A Cru5-Agreement to convey ~ ieet
Pomona Land and Water Co to Fl Graber-
Block 133, Pomona; 81 900.
p Tonner to A Palmer-Agreement to
convey lots IL and IL block 55, Pomona;
So, 500.
Painter to Matthew slavin-Lot SO,
Michener's sub part of block U Painter & Balls
add, Pasadena; 81 800.
Mrs Louie Syme to same-Lot block B,
George Wetngarth sub SE14 80 acres marked
Lippincott, in div B, G 20 G Asso'n lands;
@ E White to Jon A woy-Lots 25 26 and 27,
o + Griffins sub block Isl, Pomona; 81 800.
California Cooperative Colony, lothian Blk
by, Lewellyn Bixby and Thomas Flint to F E
Green-Lots II 13 Ia and Is block 27, Califor-
mia Cooperative Colony tract So, 900
Camillus Caudle to Cutler Arnold-Und 1S
int in 100 acres of land In Ros Los Bolsas and
Santiago de Santa Ana; 81, 200.
Edward Frost to A M Strong-Lots / 3 4
lot 13, block B. also lot in Frost's sub part lot
. block H, San Pasqual tract; 81 600
Central Baptist Church of Los Angeles to ia.
bez Percival and Joseph Chamberl-Lot block
A, Baker tract; $4,000.
Estate of Christian Jargstorff, deceased
Order confirming sale OF lots 2, and IL block
Range o, Wilmington TO Francis Ferrier;
81 400.
AW Potts admx OF the estate of Christian H
Jargstorff, deceased to Francis Ferrier-Lots 3,
and IL block Range g, Wilmington; 81 400
William Allen to James Cuzaer-Lots 3 and
a. W Alleus sub, part of 81 lot 3 and part
NJ lot 4 block D. San Pasqual tract; 81 500.
East Alhambra Land, Water and Improve.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-04-13
LEGAL.
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE.

MARY A. VAN ALLEN VS.. ALLEN P.
M Poaps Sheriff. Sale No. 1892.
Order of Sale and Decree of Foreclosure and
Sale
Under and by virtue of an order of sale and
decree of foreclosure and sale, issued out of the
State of California, on the 8th day OF March.
A. ID. 1889, in the above entitled action, where
in Mary A. Van Allen, the above-named plaint-
iff obtained O Judgment and decree of fore
closure and sale against Allen 2. Poaps, defend
ant on the 9th day of March, A. d. 1889, for
the sum of 1858 40100 dollars in lawful money
OF the United States, which said decree was, on
the Sth day of March, A D. 1889, recorded in
Judgment book of said Court, at page =, am
commanded to sell all that certain lot, piece, or
parcel of land, situate, lying and being in the
County of Los Angeles, State OF California, and
bounded and described as follows:
Lot three (3) of block thfrty-one (31), accord
ing to map of East Santa Monica, recorded upon
page 95 ct seq. OF Miscellaneous Records of Los
Angeles County, California in Office of County
Recorder of said county. Together with all an q
singular tenements the hereditaments and ap-
purtenances belonging or in any wise apper-
tanning.
Public notice is hereby given, that on Wed
nesday, the 10th day of April, A. D. 1889, at
IL O'Clock NJ. of that day, in front OF the Court
House door of the County of Los Angeles on
Spring street, will, in obedience to SAID order
OF sale and decree OF reclosure and sale, sell
the above described property, or so much there
with interest and costs, ETC., to the highest and
best bidder, for cash lawful money of the
United States.
Dated this 18th day of March, 1889.
M. G. AGUIRRE,
Sheriff of Los Angeles County.
By A. NJ. THORNTON, Under Sheriff.
WILLIAMS & MCKINLEY, Attorneys for Plaintiff
mic 22t
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-04-13

ment Co to Andrew Viele-24. 50 acres in Sec
23 T l 5 B 10 w; So. .299. so.
California Cooperative Colony, Jotham
Bixby, .Lewellyn and Thomas Flint TO same
Lots 4, 5, 9 and block 2, California Co-opera-
tive Colony tract; $4,000.
San Fernando Valley Impt Co to Ssn Fer
nando Valley Water Co1Agreespent, 9s q to convey
Mormon or Brown canon in said Sec seq
Sec 8 and EEl4 OF NWH and NW14 of NE}< sec
16, SEES and Ma OF NW14 and Ma OF NE14
of sW1s of SWN Sec 8 in I 2 N r 16 W, and
right to develop water, ETC. in eanons known as
Lime.kiln and Also Canon; $1,50O,0O0
San Fernando Valley lmpt Co to San Fer
nando Valley Water Oo-Fracl part of Sec
lying Of x sec line T Q N R 10 w; $65,000
Germain Pellissier and SeptOuB to Swift
Lots IA aud 10 block and lot 10 block A, Pei
Jacob Leow and Emily Leow to H VOLTA
cott-s1a of lot block 81 0 s; $4,000.
Martin Furstenfeld to C W sheats-Part of
lot blosk B. andrews. Crane and Hickney
Same to same.Wl5 of lot 8 block Blees add
to Santa Ana 81 900
ssly9ngss "a weeks Is ts OG James McFadden'ON
Jennie Wicks TO S Cushman-Sec 30,
N, r 13 W: $3.50.
TT Lockhart to George H Blount-Part lot 1
1881 (Gray tract); So, 200.
Fufus Stewsrt and wilfred Wells to
Robert COurtrightmsA Of sWA Of sw14 of sec
Same to Alvina 0ourtright-N16 of SWA of
Sec 49, t s. r IL W; $1,000,
sigler to Z sigler-, Property commenc
ing at NE cor of tfact Of land and being part
lot BLOCK 81, H s.
Joseph w Wolfskill to A Bartlett-Lot %
block is, Wolfskill Orchard tract; SO, 600.
Dan Mcfarland to Barbara Renne-Lot 81,
Park Villa tract; 81 ,050.
SUMMARY.
Number OF transfers above 81 GOO each, 20.
Amount, ST. GAS, ,S05.
Number OF transfers under 81 600, 27.
Amount, $13 453.
Number of nominal transfers, %.
Total amount of considerations 81 ,661, ,538
NoTE-TrensfeIs of which the consideration
Is less chan 81 900 are not published in the
above list