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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-09
ONE LONE DEMOCRAT
Will Go to the Legislature From
Alameda County,

OAKLAND, Nov. S.-Alameda County
complete, 90 precincts, gives j. II. Budd
1888, NJ. NJ. Estee 1896. II. Fuench 5S7, j.
V. Webster 1854. G. Fl. Dhnn 446, A. j,
Gregg 3910 w. Il. Jeter 5555. S. G. Willard
8579 L. H. Brown 1906. B. NJ. Maddox
J235. NJ. NJ. McGlynn 1921, E. G. Waite
401. M. c. Winchester 3S1. Colgan 1877,
DOre 6363, Meagher Alb, Needham 366,
Barton 514, Castro 4774, Magoon
499, Racklffe 1901, Dorland 553.
Fitzgerald 1920. Luckel 6547, Paris
1865, Anger 4735, Bassett 1861 Spur
rier 447, Wright 949S, LandsborouIgh 3714.
McGlade $685. Netheit ton 544, Ward 9346,
Black S145, Burns 437, Richardson $40,
Smyth 1928. Curry 8775, Hurlbert 1896,
Johnston 1884. Sheehan 572. Buck 1885,
Gibson 1854, Gould 1853. Henshaw II, 169,
Murphy 1908, Temple 3403. Thompson 454,
Torrance AIS. Bridgeford 1856. Daggett
1891, Hurst 48S. Van Fleet 1850. English
6549, Hilborn 9373 Scranton 400, Van 301S,
Lane 692. Morehouse 1910. Wells 1855.
Wheeler 46. Bretz 6O53, Clark $685. Kuns
373. Phillips 6137.
Complete returns have been received
from the Twenty-sighth Senatorial Dis
trict, and the figures conclusively esta b.
lish the election of Beard (R.) over O'Neil
3D. by very slender majority. At one
time the Republicans had given up all
hope and were quite willing to concede the
success of the Democratic candidate but
three doubtful precincts In Alameda
elected Beard. The figures in this district
are as follows: Beard (R.) 2561, O'Neil
3D. 1858. Taft (Peo.) 1909 Boards plural
ity is 1913.
Fassett (R) is elected in the Forty-sixth
Assembl District with plurality of 126.
He received total OF 1889, Mendenhall
3D. 1863 Brown (Peo.) 295.
The Forty-seventh Assembly District,
which includes nine precincts, elected ex-
Judge Waymire (R.), and gave him $50
votes more than he required The COM
pete returns give Waymire (R.) 1914, Ra w
son (D.) 1880, 6. Majors (Peo.) 1856.
In the Forty-eighth Assembly Distric,
Cav (R), received plurality of 259 votes.
The votes in the district were cast as fol
lows: Gay (R) 937, Bachrach 3D. CTS,
Ford peo.) $685. Laidlaw q. b. 500.
The Forty-ninth District was the only
one in Alameda County which elected
Democrats and then only by IL votes.
Mcdonald Cd $50. Collins (R) S45, Nc
Clure (Peo.) SO
The Fitch Assembly Dictrict elected
North (R.) over tie Rev. MIR. Goodenough
(Peo.) by 404 votes. The figures are North
tR) 1878. GoodenOugh (Peo.) 500, Farrell
3D. Geo.
The Fifty-frst Assembly District re-
turns c. G. Dodge (R.) by an overw helm
ing majority. Dodge was given 1442,
Pringle d. $50 and Fitch (Peo.) 594.
In the next Stale.L legislature Alameda
County will be represented by 5 Republi.
can Senators, Republican Assemblymen
and lone Democrat.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-09
F. Further Gains Gathered by the
Republicans.
FEW DEMOCRATS ARE ELECTED
In the Legislature the Republicans
viii Have a Ma iority of
Fifty-One.

If the returns up to o'clock are correct
Budd's plurality has dwindled down to
2l33
Complete returns from 1868 precincts
out of total of 2274 in the State give
Budd 97,162, Estee 95.049 and Webster
43, 567. This represents total vote of
24S 633.
With GIG precincts to be heard from
there is possibility of further reduc-
ion in Budd's plurality.
F r Justices of the Supreme Court Qong
term) Henshaw (R) leads with 94271 and
Temple 3D. comes next with S5,697. For
the short term Van Fleet (R) is far ahead
with 0,S37
On the remainder of the State ticket the
only Democrats far enough ahead to insure
election are Wells and Beamer for the
State Board of Equalization and Stanton
on the Board of Railroad Commissioners.
The only change in the list of members
of the next Legislature which was pub
lshed in THE CALL yesteria is the cleo
ton of Fassett (R.) from the Forty-sixth
Assembly District. This will give the Re-
publicans majority of 81 on joint ballot.
The Confessional struggle is virtually
decided. Mcguire in the Fourth being the
only Democrat elected. In the First Dis
trict Barham's election is assured.
Complete returns from 32S precincts In a
total of 457 precincts in the Second Dis
trict give johnson r. 14,7S9, Caminetti
3D. II, 404. Cornell (Peo.) 1892.
In the Third District III precincts in a
total of 2O2 give Hilborn (RO u, $685. Eng
fish 3D. 1901 Vann (Peo) 1912.
In the Fifth District III precincts out of
a total of 200 give Loud (R.) Il, 273, Kelly
3D. 1912, Rogers (Peo.) 5562. Denman Qnd.
d. 1907.
In the Sixth District 234 precincts in a
total of 292 give McLachlan R) II, 325,
Patton 3D. 1861, Bowman (P. P.l S446
In the Seventh District com plete returns
from $50 precincts in a total of 479 give
Bowers R.) 1909. Afford 3D. 10,131, Gill
bert (P. p 1891.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-09
ALMOST A WALKOVER.
Republicans Have Big Majority in
the Washington Legislature.

TACOMA, Nov. S.-The Ledger's latest
returns from distant counties show that
the Republicans have been elected 10 the
Legislature in several districts where the
Democrats or PoDulists were first sup
posed to be ahead. The gains are in
Okapogan, Mason. Kittitas and Island
counties.
Indications tonight are that the Repub-
licans will have s. members of the Legis-
lature out Of total of 112 the Populists
IA and the Dem ocrats 10, giving the Repub-
licans clear majority on joint ballot OF IS.
Pierce County g yes Dolittle (R) for Con-
gress $500 votes, or nearly majority over
the Democratic and Populist nominees
Pierce County elects two Republican Sem
ators and six Republican Representatives,
the Popullsts securing four Representa-
tives, as the complete returns in the
Thirty-seventh District elect Baker and
RAIDER, Populists.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-09
GOULD is AMBITIOUS
And Has Ordered Magnificent
Keel Racing Boat.

NEW YORK, Nov. S.-Howard Gould has
given the Herreshoffs an order for crack
racing yacht in the twenty-rater class.
Work is to be begun on the boat at once
and she is to be ready early in April to 60
across the ocean and sail against tie
fleet of the British twenty raters.
Judging from my experience on the
other side" said Mr.. Gould to-day, 81 be-
lieve there is good deal of fiue racing to
be bad in this connection and | am going
over to try it with boat of my own.
have told the Herreshoffs that 1 want the
fastest boat of that class they can turn
out.
"Her design is not all complete yet, but
roughly speaking her oyerlength will be
about sixty feet and she will be about
forty-ive feet on the water-Ine. She will
be a fiu-keel boat with the fin made OF
bronze. and there will be about fifteen
tons OF lead in her hull. She will draw
ten feet of water"
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-09
OUT OF WORK.
Sixty Men Discharged From the
Nayy-Yard.

VALLEJO, Nov. Subsidiaries have al
ready commenced at the navy-yard. Sixtv
mechanics in the steam engineering de-
partment were discharged this afternoon
and other discharges will take place very
soon. The United States ship Adams
was taken out of the drydock this morning
and hauled alongside the wharf. Ali
spars and rigging have been taken down
and stored in the various storehouses and
as soon as the stocks are out the ship will
go off commission.
Orders have been received for the York
town to go to sea on Saturday of this W eek.
Powder, coal, stores and provisions are all
en- board. From here she goes 10 Homo
lulu, thence TO Y0k obama. The York
town was hauled to-day from the wharf
down abreast of the Hospital wharf,
where she will lie for the purpose of being
painted. She is about ready for sea.
the wife of Gunner Stephen Young. u.
S. n. (relired), died to-day at the residenc e
Of her sister, the wife of Saimaker Will
liam Redslone. u. S. n. Gunner Young
is himself lying at the point Of death at
the hospital at Mare Island.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-09

592. Phillips CD 62O6 Kretz Pop) $685.
Total 81, $780,
Comp roler-Colgsn (R) 1l,S47. Meagher
CD 5637. Dorc (Pop.) 1883; total. %, 367.
The total vote cast In the county, taking
that for Governor as an index, was
25.OS1. compared with 22.77S cast for
President in 1892.
Es;ee's plurality ii the county is figured
at 1865.
For Congress. Sixth Observation-Disclosures
Ian R) 1864, Patton D.) 1884, Bow
man Pop) 1853. McComas (P.) 1922; Nc
Lachlan's plurality 4470.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-09
COLD.BLOoDED PRISONERS.
A San BernardinO Woman Confessed
to an Awful Crime.

SAN BERNARDINo, Nov. s. Mrs
Barnes, the woman arrested a few DAYS
ago. charged with slowly poisoning hel
husband in a conspiracy with her para
mour, has made a confession.
She says her husband hr0ugh Salter to
the house when sick. She nursed him,
and while so doing fell in love with him.
Salter proposed that they ell Pc. She
would not consent to this until her hus-
band was dead.
Then Sslter wanted to shoot her hus-
band. but she could not bear the Idea OF a
cold blooded murder, so poison was agreed
on. She commenced administering poison
in his food, and wton he was taken sick
they put 1T in the medicine.
AS he grew worse they increased the
doses. The woman many times wanted
to back out and Salter found it necessary
frequently to threaten to shoot her if she
did not keep giving the poison. They had
agreed to give up the work and elope when
apprehended.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-09
ONE PRECINCT LACKING.

Detailed Vote on the Principal Of
fees in Los Angeles County.
Los ANGELES, Nov. S.-Complete re-
turns from Los Angeles County, with the
exception OF one very small precinc bal
lona). give the following vote on Supreme
Court Justices, Railroad Commissioner
and Comptroller:
Supreme Court Torrance (R.) 1871,
Henshaw (R.) 1850. Van Fleet (R) 10,
974 Temple 3D. 6179, Murphy 3D. 5532
Brldgeford 3D. 5527, Gibson Pop.) 1869
Buck (Pop.) 2645. Daggett Pop.) 1900
Total 81, 327.
Railroad CONFERENCE.-The R.) 1O.-
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-09
VICTORY AND DEFEAT.
German Residents of South Africa in
Hard Luck

BERLIN, Nov. s.-A special dispatch re-
ceived here says 1000 natives of the Nav
noji tribe recently attacked Kilwaki-
windje. East Africa, and were defeated by
the German regulars and natives under
Baron Won Ehrstein. Later the Mawnoji
tribe captured Kelwakeswani with much
bloodshed. The Germans have not force
strong enough TO recapture the place.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-09
ALMOST FINISHED.
Getting the Worden Case Ready for
the Jury.

WOODLAND. Nov. s. - In the Worden
case Attorney Strong, for the defense, con-
Guided his argument this afternoon He
endeayored TO show an abb, and that the
defendant was insane. He was very Bit
ter in lis denuncation of the detectives
VINO testified, and also of the strikers.
Attorney Cook began his argument this
afternoon and will conclude tomorrow,
when the case will go TO the jury.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-09
Did Not Come OFF.

CHICAGO, Nov. 8.-The shooting match
which was to have been held in this city
between Carver and Elliott did not come
off. There was some misunders landing of
the affair. as Carver is in Texas and did
not know the match was arranged for
TODAY.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-09
REVISION OF RETURNS.
Budd's Plurality in San Joaquin
Less Tn an One Thousand.

STOCKTON, Nov. S.-A revision Of re-
turns from al! of the forty-nine precincs
of San Joaquin County gives Budd $50
plurality. The plurality given yesterday
was 1861.
The total vote is: Budd 35l7, Estee 1857,
Webster 1896. Clark, for Railroad Commis-
sioner, has $40 plurality in San Joaquin
County.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-09
FOrger Sentenced.

Los ANGELES, Nov. 81. G. Leyshon,
who forged the names of several penpls in
this city by signing their names to various
instruments and raising money on them,
was to-day sentenced to six years in San
Quentin prison. A stay of execution Of
sentence until next Saturday was granted.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-09
Ex-City Treasurer Arrested.

TACOMA, Wash, Nov. S.-George w. Boggs,
ex-Ciiy Treasurer was arrested to.hignt upon
information by the County Attorney charging
MIN WIN The enlightenment of S2436S, the
sum deposited by him In the suspended State
osSihgs Bank. lie Immediately gave bail.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-09

Ii man whose whole business career
has been devoted to buying clothing from
makers. wholesalers and j0bbers, and then
retailing it to you, tells you be is a whole
saler selling at wholesale prices, just tell
him he is not. We are makers of cloth
ing. selling at wholesale in wholesale
store in the wholesale district-whole-
salers pure and simple, nothing else. II
you have need of clothing for man. boy or
child. and want to save just one-half, come
to us.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-09
Steamer Disabled.

LONDON. Nov. SIT is reported thai
the steamer Venetian from London No
vembfr for Boston is making for Queens
town with her machinery disabled.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-09
BY EIGHTEEN VOTES.
Estee Gets a Plurality in Nevada
COUNTY,

NUuHty.
GRASS VALLEY, Nov. S-Complete re-
turns from Nevada County give Estee 1894,
Budd 1876 Webster 1879. For Congress
men: Caminetti 1925 johnson 1417. Cor
nell 1881. No returns have been sent in
on Supreme Court, Controller or Rail-
road Commissioner. Candidates on the
various tickets will probably run with the
heads of the tickets.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-09
Yale and Princeton.

New YORK. Nov. 8-Yals and Prince
ton will play their usual football game
December ! On Manhattan Field.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-09
WAS VERY SMALL.
Plurality Gained by Budd in Santa
Clara County.

SAN JOSE. Nov S.-The total vote in
Santa Clara County for Govern or is Budd,
4404; Estee, 1857; French. 1884; Webster,
1850. Budd's plurality is 67.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-11
A Curious Collection.

A well known Leeds banker Possesses
an immense number Of different bank
notes issued at various times by banks
that have como to gricvous smash and
which have involved thousands of persons
in their ruin. Not alono are bank notes
included in this curious collection of rel.
les of broken banks, which must start a
world of painful reflections in IL CONNER
cial community, but also bonds relating
to celebrated undertakings which have
proved sources of immense loss to spccu.
lators, these including scrip of the
South sea bubbles, Of many Of the schemes
of Hudson, the railway king, and of tho
Tichborno bond enterprise So far as the
bank notes arc concerned, it is astonishing
to SEQ what u large number OF establish
mcnts they refer to, and tho whole collcc-
ton represents the names of schemes
which have drained tho investing public
OF hundreds of millions sterling. Tho col
lcctor relates that on several occasions Wis
itors who have seen the collection have,
on coming to some particular note, burst
into tears, for they have been directly con.
ncctcd with the ruin wrought by the crash
Indicated by that Same notc.-Cornhill
Magazine.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-11

~ VIRTUE OF A DEED OF Trust EXE.
- cuted to me as trustee by homas A. Boiling
on inc 10th day OF July, 1871, and duly recorded
IN the clerks office of the Hastings Court for The
city OF Koanokc in deed book No So, page 4. con-
veylng the hereinafter described property in
trust TO secure TO Beverly Tweedy the payment M
the sum OF $3.50, evidenced by three ncrotiabIc
notes OF the said Thomas A. Boiling, each Tor the
Gum or $4,000, hearing even cate with said
dceu and payable with interest ut the rate of G
per cent. per annnm to the said Beverly rrwccdv
or order nj the Fret National Bank of koanokc
~, Ill SIX, twelve and eighteen months from
ualc respectively. ard default having hecn made
III Inc last OF said notes and having hccn rc
gucstcd by the holder thereof so TO do / will On
SAIokDAl, OCTOBER Il, 1894, AT - O'CLOCK
~, AT INC front door OF the courthouse in Roo
nokc city, ofcr Tor sale 10 the highest bidder ut
puphc auction, all that certain LOT or parcel of
l'.nu lying ana being in the city of Roanoke Va
anu bounded and described ne follows: '
beginning al the northeast corner of Blainc and
ark r,fccts, thence with Park street north 21 no.
sLees ~ minutes cast 81 feet to an alley thence
W'sn said alley south a. degrees 10 minutes east
~ lcoi 10 point, thence south degrees 20 min.
u I west 10 feet TO Blaine street, thence with
nlaite street north 81 degrees Is minutes west 20
feet 70 the beginning. "Ns'" o
IERMS OF SALE Cash sufficient tn nay orr
@n9 ulschargc the amount now due on said ilotn
aDu INC costs OF this SALE said note is subject TO
SIcult OF 500, us OF the second day OF April 1872
pas"Ecc IN one and two years from day of sale
ucicrrtu payments evidenced by the negotiablo
i o. inc purchaser and secured BY a deed of
t ns' upon tho property above described
Ola 81 a. i. STAPLES, Trustee
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-11
LEGAL NOTICES,
JUDICIAL SAL

JUDICIAL SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN ROA-
- nokc city and Vinton.-1hc undersigned as
commissioner OF the circuit court OF Roanoke
county, in the chancery suit of Ada b. Smith vs.
ROSA V Smith ct ais, pending in said court, will
sci at public auction on TUESDAY, OCTOBER
y, 1884 on the premises. the following real estate
situated In Roanoke city: /. That certain lot of
land in said city, described as follows:
beginning at point on the north side OF Rob-
ertson street 23l feet east of Henry street,
thence with Robertson street south 81 degrees as
minutes east 20 feet to point, thence north de-
grccs is minutes cast 95 feet to an alley thence
with said alley north 81 degrees Is minutes west
3o feet to point, thence south degrees is min.
ntes west 95 feet to beginning. 2. Lot No ~ sec.
ton 70, Of Rogers, Fairfax u Houston addition
10 Roanoke city. B. Lots Nos, II, IS and ., sec
ton 2, OF the map OF Roanoke Land and Improve
lnent Company. 4. Lot No. 81, section 10. of the
land OF the Glade Land Company, situated Mt
Yinton. 80
These lots arc improved with good buildings,
&c, ana VIII be sod separately.
Terma-Cash $3.50, to be apportioned among
the several lots or parcels pro ratn. The balance
on credit OF one, two and three years, with
legal interest from day OF sale, to be secured by
bond and deeds OF trust upon the property
sale OF Roanoke city property at IL a. M; OF
Vinton property at p. m.
JAMES S. SIMMONS,
Commissioner.
curity has been given by the commissioner in
thIs cause. W. GRIFFIN,
''tu y" Clerk.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-11
A Game of Little French Ch,ldren

A game which the New York Sun say:
Is great favorito with French children is
LIN Tour Prends Gartlo''-'Towcr, Take
Care. s" Two children join hands to rep.
resent the tower The colonel and the
captain march around the tower The
duke Is Mt u distance, with his son by his
side, and the guards stand near him. The
colonel and the captain sing:
Tower, take care, tower, take care, OF
you will be torn down." and the towc,
answers:
eve will take care we will take care
not to be torn down" And again the
colonel and the captain:
81 will go and complain, will go and
complain to the Duke of Bourbon"
go and complain, go and complain tc
the Duke of Bourbon"
So the colonel and the captain kneel
before the duke and complain to him
about the conduct of the tower. The duke
sends one of his guards, and the song and
dialogue are repeated, and the colonel and
the captain get two guards, then three
When there are no more guards, they ash
for the dukes son, and finally they beg
him to destroy the tower. He places him.
self Mt the head of the line and tries to pull
apart the hands of the children who rep,
resent the tower. The child who succeeds.
In doing so becomes duke for the next
round. This is an ancient song
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-11
rI,RUsTEEs SALE OF real rsr,Tr nv

TNRUSTEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE nv
virtue OF deed OF trust dated the 22nd do =
OF december, 1922. from Melissa Van Wsvo uy
anq husband to a. X. Douglas and Thomss no
miller, trustees, which deed is of record in ~:
CieLh oiacc or the corporation court for the civ
OF ROANOKE, In deed book 81. page is TO secnrs
10 tne Middle states Loan, Building and Con
s shn company, of Hagerstown, MARYLAND
s n pay ment OF the ducs, interest premiums and
Iavlng occurred in the payment of the said
dues, interest, premiums and fines for the spacc
OF SIX months and more, and being reouestrd az
10 DO by the said Middle States Loan. f,niidinT and
construction Company, we will ON TiifiPS
DAY, THE 9TH DAY OF OCTOBER ISL ~
ilu5 O'CLOCK A. NJ, on the premises nrorccd
TO sell III public auction tn the highest bidder ali
E p CERTAIN parcel OF land lying in the CITY of
Roanoke Va, and described ms follows: va
-ncSlnulhS ut a point on the north side of
ythc avenue 1891 feet cast of Eleventh strec,.
a point; thence novthwardly at right anrIcs from,
y,hc avenue 1917 feet to an alley: thence alone
said alley wcstwardly so feet to a mini. thnpcee
soutnWardly III 81 feet 10 the place of bcsinninS
nclng lot No. 10, section = according 10 The ~,
or the Mclrosc Land Company 'N'f
TENNIS: Cash rs to enough 10 nav tho coe. or
G,Accutihs thls trust and to pay the amount now
quo aiiu IN arrears on said interest. premiums
lhcs ana dues, VIZ: $326.I0 and tho rcsidnc shali
nc payabc in two equal annual payments of one
ana iwo years from day OF sale tho deforrdd nav
mcnts to he secured ny deed of trns; ,,non p ~
property and TO bear interest from the date Of
safe. Upon THIS land il constructed n convenient
anu desirable dwelling house
II. X. DOUGLAS.
~ tds 20 :" m.,,itr
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-11
q 4 tds.

RUSTEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE-KY
virtue OF deed OF trust dated the 18th DIV
or December 1892, from John T. Gray ri nv ~
Alexander NELL and Rush u Dcrr. trnstces
winch deed is OF record in the clerks Office of he
corporation court for the city OF Roanoke in deed
Dook 50, page &c. to secure TO the Middle Stutes
Loan, Building and Construction Company of
iagerstown, Maryland, the payment OF the dues.
interest, premiums and fines therein stimulated
payment OF said dues, premiums, interest and
hnes, ior tho space OF six months or more. and
tne eald hnsh U. Dcrr having departed this life
leaving the undersigned as the surviving trustec
ana being requested so to do by the Middle
states Loan, Building and Construction Com.
pany, viii. on THURSDAY, THE 4Tu DAY
UF OCTOBER, 1924, AT 10:45 O'CLOCK A M, ON
me premises, proceed to sell ut public auction.
TO inc highest bidder, all that certain parcel M
described as follows: -'
- beginning at point on the north side OF
Wythe avenue 2iS..l feet cast OF Eleventh street
thcnce with Wythc avenue in an castcrly direc
t0n gu feet to n point: thence northwardlv AZ
right angles to said Wythc avenue 13i Is feet IN
an ailcy; thence along said alley in n westerlv di
rcctlon 81 rect to IL point thence southHardly
Ioi;'i Ieet 10 the place OF beginning, and known
as lou NO. $, section 2, OF the Melrosc Addition
IEhMS Cash rs to enough TO pay tho cost of
executing this trust and to pay the amount now
nncs and dues, viz: 1920 40 and the rcsidne shoIi
Dc payable in two equal ANIMAL payments OF one
ana Two years from the date OF sale the deferred
payments to be secured by deed OF trust nnon Tho
property and to bear interest from the date or
sale. Upon this land Is constructed convenicn,
and desirable dwelling house
Va tds 81 ALEXANDER NELL, Trustee