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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-19
Hotel Burned al sierlius. Ma.,

WORCESTER. Mass, Aug. is.-The Cen
trail Hotel. barn sni ou.eri,tiings at sser-
ling. owned by Mrs Carrie Elicit, we're
destroy ed by inceudiary sre tonight Los
$40 eco: Insurance - COO Aid was sen.
from Clinton and FitchbuYg.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-19
New Industry for Winthrop

WISrBRoP. Aug ls.-Rumor has il tha,
new industry is to be opened here, the
manufacture of table cloths. Preliminsris :
appear favorable to such an enterprise.
The Bosr. ef Trade should put their best
forts iT to il to make il q success.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-19
Barn Burned By Lightning at Sarger
vile.
Especial to keunebec Journal.

DovER, Aug. Is During thunder
shower lsst nigh. lightning struck The barn
Of Mr. Matt Jackson. .Iaeksens Corner
Ssnqerville, sni it was burned with twsnt!
tons of hay.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-19
Alabama Elections.

MONTGOMERY. Ala. Aug. Is The cfii-
ciai els returns from 60 of the 6s
ccanties received. Jones (deri-1 lao,o13 /;
Log (rep.l 4o,33t other counties will
increase the democratic majority 70 49,
O0a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-19
Other Gam IS.

At New lIaven-New Haven, .; Leba
non, I.
At Newark-Harrishurg / Newark, 0.
AT Baltimpre-Baltimore I; Whining
ton. 4.
At Toledo-Toledo, . Brooklyn, J..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-19
Old Jed Prou,y at Bangor.

Especial TO the kennebee Journal
BAsaoa, Aug. ls-0lj Jed Prcuiy
ops ned 10 packed hon.e, the largest on
record at the prices. Dora wiley's song
was a crest hit-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-19

kEESE. Aug l5.--Two barns with hay
ard farming tools. belonging to Angastns
II. Minis on the John Lockes farm, va,
burned yesterday. Live s-osk sarei; ioss
nearly 5000; insurei $3.50. Cause Ut
known.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-19

STAFFORD SrRrsss. Conn, Aug. 16.-
Henry Csaee's house and barn. With con.
te lts, Sess totally burned Sunday night
Insured for 81 $50. The origin Of the fiss
10 18kaqwn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-19
Hon. David Dudley OF Presq1e Isle
Dead

PREsquE IsLE, Aug. ls.-Hon. David
Dud ey of Presque Isle, died Saturday
evening of heart disease.
Tae remains were taken to Augusta
Monday afternoon and will be buried at
South China Tuesday,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-19
The kennebec Journal
may be found on sale at
the Chisholm Brothers
news stand, Union De.
pot, Portland.
WEDDING CARDS

The keanebec Journal Job Department
10 sprendfdly equipped for doing ali
ktnds of wedding printing, announce
nsuts, Invitations. cards, etc, I'm the
latest and most approved styles II has
done an enormous amsant ofthis class
sT work during the past year. It's or
dsrs coming from all parts Of the
state. No better work I'm this line was
,vsr done fn the state, with the coming
rear. It's facilities for this kind Of work
viii be still further increased, among fss
tssest thSags being beautiful hair line
serip-typs by which ts 10 enabled to
s.attste engraved work 90 closely that
vsry few can dstert the dfnsrsnss'
Terms reasonable. send for prices and
Anplss 70
RUux.EIGH Z ELTNT,
vs1>s Augusta. HaaAa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-19
Mi.sissippi Contested Election Case.

Dslzeii of Penusj lsanis. called mp The
Mississippi ccn-e.tzd election eass OF
Chalmers against Morgan. The msjsrity
report lnds it in fssoF Of Morgan the sit-
ting member.
Chalmers addressed the House il its own
behslf. He asserted there was row and
had for years been Conspiracy existing ia
the South fer carrying ofsele c;ions for the
democratic party. That party wss deter.
mined to carry elections, honesty If II
could, forcibly il il mnst. Missiaip2i
rss the leader in that conspiracy
and the men vho cared TO rEI
On the republican tickets or made ~
publican speeches carried their lives Fl
iheic hands. That tie back vote in th'
South could not be successfully deused an
il was on the suppression Of th'i
vote 'hushe republicans of the House ser
justified in the passage Of the Lodge bill
If the republicans after passing tha; hil
should adopt the majority fepers it soHl
Put themselves in . suspicious alfisnie be
fore the counuy- Before ihs meeting 0
Congress ii had been charged tia
the republicans intended to tarl
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-19
BROTHERHOOD AID LElGUR


At Philadelphia
Innings. i2S&5 $3.50
Brooklyn. 90 = s 0 0 Eli
Philadelphia. l2ss zoe D o. 8
Hits, Philsielshis, 10; Brooklyn, IL, Es-
rors, Philadelphia, s; Brooklpn !. Knell
and Hallman; Hemmings aud Daily.
AT Pi,ssburs:-
Innings, isst t565ss
ffttsharg, OH ll0l o / O. 3
Cleveland, 0oa ool 0 o. 3
Hits, fiIsharg. .; Cleveland, s. Er-
rors, flt;sburs. .; Cleveland, I, Calvin
and Carroll; Mc6ill and Brennan,
AT Buffalo -
Innings. lsSt5 7s9
Buffalo. D / 0 . 0 o . l.
Chicago, 400 o o 0 0 g. 3
Hits, Buffalo. 5; Chicago. :. Errors.
Buffalo, 4; Chicago, J. +. Haiiock and
Mack; King aud Boyle.
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Marshars Notice Of SsIzu|

TN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE U5Z/
i States for the district Of WaShinHoe
ern division.
UNITED STATES on AMERIcA,l
DISTRICT OF WASHINGTON,
WHEREAS, Libel of information kas ~ +
in the above court by p. H. Wiasu1 =
United 5 ates attorney, through the nle
United States attorney, P. G. Sullivan, a y
of the United States ana against LILO 5ia1&
OF prepared opium, alleging IN sustained
That on the Isl day OF august. lS2e h {
county of King, state OF Nashiagtos, al
Nj. Bradshaw. the collector OF customs II !
district of Puget sound, did, upon the ~
Puget sound, seize the said opium q af1
as forfeited to the United States;
That the said opium was OF fore1ru ~
and manufacture and subject 70 the poym4
duty upon being imported and pfouSnt ~
United States:
That prior 10 said date the said opnu
been Gy some person or persons unkneW
lawfully, elanGestinely, fraudulently k1dll
ingly imported, smuggied aad brought 1I&1
United states from the Province OF b1f1
unbia, IN tne Dominion of Canada, win
tent to defraud the revenue OF ~ qN
States of the duties thereon, and fnnf p
due on said opium had not been paid q n
10 be pa i 10 the United states;
And also praying that the said OPIUM
do u, . VI Np<A&~tl I
And, whereas, toe SAID coars D.
following order, fowit.
In the district court OF the United St1SM
district Of Washington. northern 0is'S
Unit d States OF America. ioeilau5 ~
tael tns of prepared opium,
Now, on this 2ith day OF Augu&
United states attorney for the distrlct
ington, by his assistant, z. G. suiiva9
tiled o libel OF Information aghln9
goods, wares and merchandise toWi; -!
tins of prepared opium.
IL is therefore ordered that the Ca
court issue q monition against ssd s.
disc: aud it is further ordersd tnes
days notice be given OF the seizure ~
said merchandise. ana that tue saL7
said libel, with the order OF the coan T.
containing the time and place appe
ttla be inserted in some newspaper ~
in the city of seattle, King counl
Washington; and that the said netics
in the most public manner for the $50 2
tee days, at or near tee pace 81 VIA. 81
Ii is further ordered that the ume -
of trial be OF the "a day CT October, -
hour of 2 O'Clock p. M, al the CITY y
King county, >taEe of washington
C. u. HANFoRD, Distries = W. '
Now therefore, in pursuant Of a. +. -.
issued under the seal OF said conrL y
rected aad delivered, and In accof19s
the said order OF the sad coufL ~
give public notice TO all pers ms cisia
said opiun or in any manner interests ~
tat az they be and appear before ne 49, !. .
court, 10 b. held at the city OF seas.. 4. ~
district, on the I'd day of October, ~
hour OF 2 o'clock .. m of said day !. i;
there to interpose their claim eno
their allegations in that behalf -
Dated this I'd day OF September. nseeou1
THOMAS B. Bkonal
United States -
BY CHAs. A. LAMPKIN. Deputy.
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MarshaI's Notice of Sai,ur. :
Sea Gull

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or rp.
ern division. aetea, e
UNITED STATES or AxERrr.
DISTRICT OF WASHINGTON. 81
WHEREAS, A hbeg OF fnforr..3,--
nled in the above district cont ~ =
states attorney, p. II. wjnS;or = sae w
TIE assistant United States attornss IN
van, on oehah OF the Tn ted Statss ~. ~
tne sessei commonly called ~ ~!
Gull" her tackle, apparel and fr,..ss1N
ing in substance: asAta 4
TEat in the month OF July. lsn -.
Bradshaw. the collector O; castan. ~ ssseg :
trics OF Puget sound, did. on N. ~
fuget sound, seize sad vessel AZ io,;.,z ~ :
use OF the United states: = - \ :
That the name of the owner Of IA. -
was Mi knudson; that in Ii rar,s< a
1870, the said vessel was .aIy lsss.aass.
the laws OF the United states relsiiss =.
engaged IN domestic comlnerce, ma a.
tne oa.. Oh SAID seizure AZ a'ofessjd II.
vessel was owned by ciiizeus AMI 49,
the United States, but that an -
seizure II was transferred and sod = y
Mi knudsop, VINO at said time xxs.s
zen OF the United States, In yiolatian y.
4.olf OF the revised statutes al No.
states, By reason whereof the ssis -. y
tackle, apparel and furniture becsma ~
10 the use OF the United States.
A so praying that the said vesse, =.
condemned as forfeited as sforesss
And whereas the said court has nsdsa.
low ng order, towit:
In the district court of the Unitas -.
the district of Washington. nort6ers 49,
United States of America. lipeIlant s
sloop Sea Gull" her tackle, furnin:
apparel.
Now on this 9TH day OF August Is,a i.
information having been Il ed br -
winston, attorney OF the Uailed ststs.E
district of Washington, By the sssisfanr ~ !
attorney, p. c. Sullivan, against The 49,
Gull" her tackle. apparel and fuEuitr2
eauee OF forfeiture,
Il is ordered by the court that hs1,
had upsn said libel OF information nus- r.
day OF October, 1890. at the hour Al > ;sI-I
IN. OF said day, az the city of Ses,t.s n Z
state OF Washington, in the United slsr1 a
room: and that notice containiae ,ks1
and place apo nted for trial be pab5f<.1
the space OF iourt, en- DAYS. by the Jnft2 r.
marsha for che district of W ashinrfos ~
newspaper published IN the city Of Seas11 !
that said notice be also sted in The pe7 b
lie manner for the space OF fourteen an Z
near the place of trial.
And it s further ordered that ths - !
this court issue monition in acco;dzAl
this order.
C. II. HANFORD, District =. |
Now therefore. in Pursuance OF he -
issued under the Seal OF ssid coun to
rected and delivered, and in accordsnH
the order aforesaid of said court. h
give pubic notice 10 all persons CHR
said vessel. her tackle, furufture end
AMI cargo. or In any manner intersmed
that they be and appear before he "a
court, 10 be held at the city OF SeanSh
said district, on the I'd day OF ocfob<f, r
the hour of o'clock p. m. of said day, II
there TO inIerpose their claim and 10 ~ .
allegations in that behalf
Dated this ID day OF september. Ina
THOMAS r. Boom |
United STATES Nnl1
By CHas. A. LANPKIs. Deputy.
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Summons.
STATE OF WASHINGTON,

STATE OF WARRINGTON, ca
In iustice's court, william =. Gtsa
To G. W. Bell: You are hereby no1 a.s -
Joseph Fell has filed q complaint 3 u W.
said court, winch viii come on Q 49,
my office in Eunmclaw, in King eousss
ington. on the Both day OF sepssne.s ~
1890, at the hour of 10 o'cicck :. ~, . - a
sane vii be taken as confessed. ane e. = - =
mand of the plaintiff granted. Ias tie. ~; N =
demand OF said complaint is % recos 80 ~
OF $40 10, for money loaned. refTe 49, 5000
wares aud merchandise sold a9u ~ -
the said G. w. Bell, together WE
this acton. - ,eoa
Compliant filed Aneust 70. a. " ~, - -
WI. GILES, Justice Oh W -
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ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS

GAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE CoMPANY-RN.
- gineers ana contractors for bridges OF every
description: wharf building, pile driving, dredg.
ing and steam shovel excsvating; plans and
sponoence solicited. Office Occidental block,
Seattle, Wash
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

TICE-sTocKHoLDERs OF THE UNION
~ Mill Compsuy-The annual meeting OF the
stockholders OF the Union Mill Company Will
take place on the 5th day of september. al
o'clock y No.. In the Office of the company, at
los West Stewart street, SEATTLE.
GEO. A. CEDAR, Secretary.
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GAHYoYANTS.

A RRIVAL EXTRAORDINARILY DIR
IA Hortensse, Prophecies, sent to the people
OF ashington territory with a gifted spirit of
prophecy; dead trance medium, astrolog st
pslmist and destiny reader; while en-
tranced will spread before you q perfect
panorama of your whole life and after
you pass away from this life; reunites
the separated; shows photograph of the
one you will marry; settles al falnf Y troubles
has the celebrated hindoo charm to drive away
evil Influences: tells you where you viii be
lucky n business; locates all sickness and
cur with massage treatment and spiritual
baths; a those who have been deceived whose
fondest hopes have been blasted, tefore giving
up in despair, call and be eonyincei OF the
powers OF this wonderfully gifted seeress: send
and receive accurate life chart; also. CENTS
for circular of instructions. Office, l32sIs
Third street, corner of Union. Parlor 6, Plum
mer house, upstairs; hours, q m. to D. N.
strict
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GEORGE F. MEACHAM
6l7 Third Street

Advertisements under the heads of Lost
Found. For Sale, Fer Rent and Situations
Wanted will be inherited at the rate of cents n
word for the FIRST insertion; l cent q word for
each subsequent insertion. Payment always in
advance.
Advertisements will be received at branch
Offices of the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at:
Tacoma. .....-...............O h. Culver. agent
Port Townsend. Handley d Kelley
EOTICE-The business Office of the Posr-IN-
rELLrGENcER is open until u D. m. Classified
advertisements will be received up to this hour.
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DIED..


McCOWAN-In Seattle. at his home, Light street
and Olympia avenue, September 8, 1890, OF
consumption. Frank II. MCGOWAN, aged y
years.
Frank H. MCGOWAN was the only son Of T. II.
MCGOWAN and was well known in Seattle where
he had lived for some time He had been i'll
for q year, and originally came from Machias,
Maine. The funeral services will be held this
afternoon at 2 o'clock. from the Battery street
Methodist Episcopal church, Rev. Clark Davis
officiating.
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INFERRED.

CORNILs-NoLTE-In Seattle, September 4. 1890
at the residence OF the brides parents, Tenn
perance and John streets. by the Rev. Benla'
min Parsons. Mr.. Peter v. Corniis and Miss
Julia Noite both of Seattle.
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BORN.

CoYLE-In Seattle. Aug. 81. TO the wife OF Z. J.
Coyle. daughter.
ELLITHoRP-Te the wife of R. z. Ellithorp, IN
Seattle, September 3, 1890, . son.
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L c. WHITE. NATURAL MEDIUM, TRANCE
Il test and life readings: will b. here bat
snort time longer; stt!ngs daily; circles Tues
day and Thursday evenings at s. I.408 Third
street. parlors "a and S.
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MARTHA 9. BR0wN-A LATE PUPIL OF
vi Professor A. W. Porters, of Minneapolis. and
NINE; Louisa Cappiani, OF New YORK, is now pre-
pared TO receive pupils in voice culture al her
residsnce. Sl2 Poplar street. CITY.
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NJ IsICAL INSTITUTE. SOUTHWEST COR
w ner second and Lenora streets. Thor
ough instruction; grand pianos; musical IL
brary; city references Mrs. willard ptincipsl
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NOTICE-JEsSIE NJ. ELLIOTT, ARTISTRY
IN studio viii be opes for pupils Sept sinber /.
Rooms "a ana 50 Seattle Conservatory OF Art
Hoiyof block. Second and -pring
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THE STUDIO OF MRS. l. II. SMITH, ROOM
Il 90. Boston block, viii reopen Sept Is
Sketches from nature. Alaska scenery q spe-
ciaity
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A RI EMBROIDERY STORE. 6l6 SECOND
"A street; orders taken for embroidery: fun
line OF materials; equipoise waists. Miss c. SIS
Paul.
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LLoRANCE MARVIN, PROPHECIES, WHO
y predicted the Seattle fire. Room 8, Phinney
block. corner Front and Seneca streets
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

III K. HAMMOND & CO. SUCCESSORS TO
liz Anderson d. Faegrel, commission rner-
chants and Wholesale dealers in hay grain feed
end produce; storage solicited. Commercial
Dock foot Madison street. seattle, Wash
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TESSIE NJ ELLIOTT ARTIST STUDIO
g Front and Spring. Conservatory OF Art, room
So and 81
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xoz1cx no coxrnAcroRa

WOOLEY & CO., or THE TOWN OF
w wooley, Skagis county, wash, have been
awarded the entire contract for sawed aud
hewn ties for the Seattle Il Montana railway.
and are ready to receive bids and let contracts
in lots from 500 to Is 900 along the line OF Seattle
& Montana from woolley TO Seattle, or along the
line of the Seattle Il Northern from Woolly to
Hamilton, or on the Fairhaven & Southern.
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DR. sTILLsoN. SURGEON FOR EYE, EAR,
~ nose and throat, Halter bal ding, will leave
ocioeer LIST for five months tour among the
hospitals Of New York and Europe.
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MORTGAGE LOANS AT LOW RATES IN
WI sums of $500 TO $4,000 promptly closed on
hand for building loans. E. A. Ayers & Co., IS
Halter block
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MONEY TO LOAN ON SHORT TINE;
wi real estate security. /. w. Entz, Union
block
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sTENOGRAPHERS

Miss MACAuLAY. TYPEwRITiNG AND
vi dictations Room A, Halter block, Seat
tie. Wash.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-06-27
THE REGATTA.
Arrangements Made by the Executive
Committee.


Committee.
The regatta to be held ON the Fourth
off San Pedro promises to be great
success. At meeting of the executive
committee last evening the following
gentlemen were appointed to otiiciate as
judges of the day; Judge H. G. Austin,
Frank Ellis, DR.. Weldon, j. G. Cline, T.
p. Lukens, j. A. Muir and j. w. Mont
gomery. The judges will follow the race
in the tug Catalina. The following
course was selected, subject to the ap-
proval of the yacht-owners, who are to
meet Saturday evening: The course to
be an imaginary line from bell buoy
to the judges boat; thence east by
north seven miles to stake boat; thence
southwest by west ten miles to a stake
boat; thence four miles north by east to
bell buoy orstarting point. After the race
the yachts will make for Avalon, where
a grand ball and reception will be
rendered the yachtsmen at the Hotel
Metronole. Messrs. Banning, Cline,
Benjamin, Montgomery and Ainsworth
were appointed a committee to select
the prizes. The large yachts were di-
vided into two classes-frst class from
sixty to eighty feet and second class
from thirty-tive to sixty feet. In the first
class the owners of the Aggie, Nellie and
Penelope have signifed their intention
of competing. In the second class the
starters will be La Poloma, Puritan,
Dave Weldt's pilot boat and The Ram
bier. George Williamson arrived from
an extended visit to the east yesterday
and will, no doubt, take hand in
manipulating the Rambler on the
Fourth.
The following division was made in the
small yachts: First class, 20 to 20 feet;
second class, II to 20 feet; third, 12 to II
feet. These yachts will race over a
triangular course, as follows: Starting
point, from San Pedro to bell buoy, three
miles east by north to stake boat, thence
west'by south five miles to stake boat,
Los Angeles herald., 1890-06-27
THE AUGUST MEETING.
The Entries to Close on Tuesday
Next

Horsemen intending to enter at the
August meeting OF the Sixth District
Agricultural Association are reminded
that entries close with the secretary
next Tuesday. There are twenty-four
events on the programme. The purses
and stakes are the most liberal ever Of
fered, and the association should secure
a big entry list. The meeting has been
doomed all over the Pacific coast. The
district events promise to fill well, and
better class Of horses will contest than
ever before. The closing of nominations
for the 2 80 trot for 81 800 has been post
poned until next Tuesday. Applica-
tions for stalls at the Agricultural-park
track are coming in from all points.
Intending competitors can obtain entry
blanks upon application to the secretary.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-06-27
REAL ESTATE RECORD.
THURSDAY, June &c, 1890.
NSEERS

TRANSFERS.
Charles S Cristy to George w Stimson-Lot
com in line of Congress street, also und % int
in lots IL and fracl parts (E of Altadena rail
Gilmore Vineyard tract, all in Pasadena; 3d.,
400.
John Schmitz to Charles w Detmering-Lots
l, 2 and block A, resub of Sheyboygan tract
$500
Dan H Pike and Lucinda B Pike to James
Smith-35 acres in Div G, G o G Assn lands
also lots 4S and SO Arroyo Seco 10000.
VIM NJ Carnahan to August Wuerz and Clara
Wuerz-E13 of NEA OF sec A N R 16 W;
81, 200.
VIM Carnahan to Mary Carnahan-W15 of
NE14 sec T 16 W; $1,000.
Benz Boynton to ] Holmes and M d
Holmes-Lot 81 Alta Vista tract $1,000.
John H Archibold- deed lots II, ,13 and
VIZ lot II block B. Beck tract; s4,211.
M. J. Blaisdell to Benan w Kinney-Lot 81
block 5, Highland tract add No l; 81 900
Benan w Kinney to NJ Blaisdell-Lot 80
block 5, Highland tract add No L. 81 900
California Cooperative Colony to Franklin
Daniels and Henry Anderson-Lot block So
Frank Cole to oliver A Ivers-Lot F block
100, Santa Monica 81 900
Kaspare Cohn and G w Tubbs to Frank
Kaiser-Lot block d, Walnut Grove tract:
81 $50.
SUMMARY.
Number transfers 81 900 and over, IL.
Amount, $26, S61.
Number transfers under 81 900, 16.
Amount, 5000.
Nominal transfers 5.
Total amount of considerations, $31 $3.50.
NoTE-Transfers of which the consideration
is less than 81 900 are not published in the
above list