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The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-09
ON THE WHITE HOUSE GROUND
Mrs Mckinley Watches Thousands of
Children of All Ages, Sizes and
CoIOrs, Roll for Eggs.

Washington, April 9.-The picturesque
egg rolling fete of the children of Wash
ington occurred in the White House
grounds to-day. The gathering of the
multitude of youngsters of all ages, sizes
and colors, in the large terrace grounds
back OF the White House each year for
their Easter frolic is one of the sights OF
Washington. Last Easter 25,000 persons
witnessed the festival and fully as many
were present to-day
The fourth artillery band of Fort Mon
roe played throughout the day. Mrs. Nc
Kinley whose love for children is well
known, to-day spent most of the time
at her window or on the White House
veranda watching the little tots make
merry with their multi-colored eggs.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-09
A RECEIV ASKED FOR.
StocI<hOIder of Memphis and Charles
ton Railroad Asks for an Ac-
counting Win Southern.

Cincinnati, April S,-Simon Rothschid,
holder of $4,000 worth of stock. filed a
plea in the United States Circuit Court
OF Appeals to-day against the Memphis
and Charleston Railroad Company and
the Southern Railway Company, In which
a receiver and an accounting are asked.
II Is also asked that the Southern Rail
way Company be held TO have no right
or title in the Memphis and Charleston
Railroad Company, and be enjoined from
any possession under sale IN February
1895 II Is set forth that there was a re-
organization scheme by which the issue
OF bonds was to be 100000. instead Of
1880 900
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-09
TO CONTROL BIG COMPANIES.
Hill and Morgan May Form Corpora
tion, hut Not Gigantic Combine
Recently Predicted.

New York, April s.-The Mail and Ex-
press says
From people close to Messrs. James J.
Hill and ]. Plerpont Morgan. 1t was
learned to-day that there is ground for
the story that new corporation is be-
ing considered for the purpose of carry
ing a controlling interest in the stocks
of the larger railroad companies. which
some have styled the new trans s-conti-
mental system.
This new corporation. If formed would
hold shares OF the Northern Pacific, Bur-
iington, Erie and possibly the st. Paul
and Great Northern. 1t is not yet set
tied whether the debentures of the new
company would be issued against the un-
derlying securities, but this is considered
likely This is the method pursued in
the case of the Railroad Securities Com
pany, which was organized by the Harri-
man people for the purpose of handling
the Illinois Central.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-09
SEVEN FREE SCHOLARSHIPS.
TO he Distributed by University of
Pennsylvania to High schools
Throughout the south.

Philadelphia, April Sat the recent
meeting Of the board of trustees of the
University of Pennsylvania twenty free
scholarships in the college were estab-
lished. Each Of these scholarships is
worth about $3.50 The scholarship will
lie awarded upon competitive examina-
ticn to be conducted al the institution in
which the scholarship has been placed.
Seven scholarships will be distributed
by the committee in public higG0schools
and academies through the southern
states and the list of institutions in
which they will be placed will be an
nounced upon the return of DR.. Josiah II.
Penniman, who is making an extended
lecture tour through the South,
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-09
A PENSION AGENT CONVICTED.
McCIay Obtained Pensions for Ne
grOes md SwindIcd the Gov
ernmcnt for Yenrs.

Charleston, April s.-Geo. =. McClay
was to-day sentenced to six years in the
penitentiary In the United States Circuit
was shown to have been engaged in
swindlsng the federal government for
years. He obtained pensions for negroes
who did not deserve them or else for peo-
pie who did not exist at all. The papers
IN both cases would be forged by himself
and his accomplice. Solomon =. Brown.
Brown turned states evidence and was
acquitted. McClay's operations covered
the entire lower section Of the state.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-09
TO COMBINE FOUR ROADS.
Gen. Thomas Confirms Report as to
Southern, c., II. and ID, MOnOn,
and the Cincinnati Southern.

Chicago, April S.-That steps looking 10
the combination of the Cincinnati, Ham
iiton and Dayton, the Monon, the Cincln-
natl Southern, and the Southern Railway
are under consideration was admitted by
Gen. Samuel Thomas. former president of
the Monon, in this city to-day.
Il think the combination will be effect
ed, for all the roads concerned are faYora-
Bile to IT," Gen. Thomas said "The
scheme is not to amaigamate the roads
but merely 10 bring about a Capitalization
of power in the management of the affairs
of the various lines"
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-09

Cuban Delegates Hesitate to Take
Decisive Action.

Havana, April S.-The Cuban Constitl-
tional Convention did not meet to-day,
owing to the absence of Senior Capote,
it's president. La Lucha, referring to the
delay, says:
"The convention is unwilling to accept
or reject the Platt amendment. Three
propositions on lines practically the same
as the amendment have been rejected, but
the convention refuses to discuss the ma
iority report of the Committee on Rela-
tions, which is diametrically opposed"
1t is intimated by La Lucha that the
delegates are afraid of public opinion.
such as would be likely to result from
decisive action on the amendment.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-09
SURROUNDED IN SWAMP.
Negroes Charged with Arson Pur-
sued by Posse with Dogs.

Mobile. Ala, April s.-Thc police OF Mo
bile have been asked 10 apprehend two
negroes charged with setting fire on Sat
urday night to store In Bay Minette.
Baldwin county, Alabama. The negroes
were overtaken by a posse and and a
running ngbt ensued. One OF the negroes
was hit and they returned the shots.
wounding O man named McGowan In the
arm ana leg. They were traced 70 Hur-
rleane Bayou swamp which Is now sur
rounded and dogs are employed IN fol-
loving the trail
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-09
THE CUBAN WAN CLAIMS.
VIII lie Barred Unless Presented Bc-
fore Midnight. Oct. =.

Washington. April s.--The commission
appointed by the President under the act
OF Congress approved March q 1901, 10
carry into effect tho stipuiations Of ar
ticie Of the treaty between fhe United
States and spain AZ the conclusion Of the
lots war, met a. the department Of justice
building today All ~ the members of
ne commission Uere present The ffst
~ me rules governing the pfeHeniat lion
% claims WAS adopted Claims must be-
prfsented before midnight Oa. !, 1901, Or
" forever barred.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-09
THE PANAMA PRIZE CASE.
Litigation over the Prize Money SIN
In Progress.

Washington. April SIN the United
States Supreme Court to-day motions
were filed for leave to take additional tes-
timony in the case involving the prize
money due on account OF the capture of
the Panama during the Spanish War.
The District Court for the Southern Dis
trict Of Florida decided that the entire
award in the case should go to the off,
GERS and crew of the Mangrove The pres
ent proceeding Is one in behalf OF the
officers and crew OF the New York, In
diana and Wilmington, who claim to be
entitled TO a share Of the award.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-09
A DEATHBED MARRIAGE.
Chicago Lovers Married in Clncin-
natl at n. M, the Bride Dies
i'm Her Husbands Arms at
130 y. m

Cincinnati, April s.-Detective Fred
Hayes and Miss jeanette Evans, both OF
Chicago, were married here to-day under
peculiar circumstances. Miss Evans came
here a week ago to prepare for the we'd
ding at the residence of her sister in this
city. She was taken suddenly i'll with the
grip and it was thought she would die on
Saturday. Hayes was notified and arriv-
ed yesterday. The marriage license was
secured to-day and the ceremony per-
formed while Miss Evans was on her
death-bed. The scene with the weeping
family about the bed was very pathetic.
Soon after the ceremony Miss Evans be-
gan sinking The bride died at 1:30 p. m.
The ceremony was performed at 8 a. m.
When she was sinking about o'clock he
took her in his arms and soon after she
breathed her last.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-09

Mrs. Nation Wants Back Those the
Police Took From Her.

Topeka, Kan. April s.-Mrs. Carrie Ma
tion says she will sue the city for some
OF her hatchets, which are now in the
possession OF the police department. The
hatchets were taken from her on the oc-
casion of her several arrests during sa-
loon-smashlug days. She made a demand
on the chief OF police for the hatchets to-
day, but was refused.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-09
ALLEN AND THE MAYFLOwER.
Governor of Porto Rico and His Shin
TO Return Together.

washington, April SIT is probable that
Gov. Allen will go back to Porto Rico
aboard the Mayhower. 1t was the inten-
tion Of the Navy Department TO put this
vessel out of commission for a thorough
overhauling. but It Is reolized that the
governor must have suitable ship at
San Juan and the Mayhower Is best
suited for the services desired.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-09
ENGLISH PUBLISHER DEAD.
George Murray smith, WeII-TSnown
in Litsrny World.

London, April s.-The death OF
George Murray Smith, the wsli-known
English publisher. was announced here
to-day. George was member of
the nrm of Smith, Elder a Co. and pub
liHhed some cf the frHf editions of the
works of william Makapsacs Thacksray.
tie fgrnaed the C0rnhill MaRaEine HI ikso
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-09
CARTER's HEALTH IS GOOD.
Has Not Been Under Medical Treat
ment for n Long Period.

Leavenworth Kans., April S.-Warden
McClaughrey of the Federal prison said
tonight that Obelin M. Carter appeared
to be in good health. He was attending
his duties without complaint and has not
been under medical treatment for long
period.
Three city physicians, he stated, made
an examination of Carter to be used in
the application of habeas corpus, but he
had not seen the certificates and did not
know what their report was. Carter has
made no complaint about his health and
the warden stated that he had no reason
to believe that 1t was other than good.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-09
CHINA AND RUSSIA.
'er Wu Fears Their Relations
81. have Been Interruptcd.

"u Fears Their Relations
", nave Been Interrupted.
,...s "'"ston' April s.-The Chinese min
De,. was an early caller at the State
a. ''yment to-day to seek Information
So ,He report, based on adyiees 10 the
it,.,-,.-.i. i'' 'inent' that there had been an
b.,,..' b'',." @ OF the diplomatic intercoulrse
No, y russia and China. Mr.. WI had
men, aqylsed Of any such develop.
sn,. -Da The Information before the
tbs, .. Dsp'rimfnt was 20 contradictory
tiea =, u. ,,' n'' permit any clear explana.
r,, 'ns real state of snsirs.
Roesa.lI.. .ii,et from the fact thst Mr.
uQr sng 800 si dispatch docs not men
hqs.s + e'eh qisarranxemont ana ths of.
si'sus ,.....'..ne ....ne 40 accept this az pretty
''-'N'f ihst prior lntimgti6ns II
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-09
DYING OF DYsENTERY.
Porto Rican EmiSrants Suffer Great
Ix ON Trim 70 Hawaii.

Iy on Trip 10 Hawaii.
El Paso, Tex, April S.-Dysentery has
wrought havoc among the S65 Porto Rican
emigrants bound for Hawaii, who passed
through the city to-day. Seven deaths
are reported to have occurred further
cast, and at this point two children who
had died were taken charge of by an un-
dertaker to be buried here.
The total number Of natives occupied
twenty-five cars, running in two sections.
Drs. Fulton and Jennings, the physicians
accompanying them, are overwhelmed, as
the cmigrants are all more or less in
disposed. The party will take ship at
Santa Monica, Cal.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-09
WANTS MORE APPOINTMENTS.
Congressman Gibson Asks for More
Lieutenants.

Washington, April s.-Representative
Gibson of Tennessee, asked the President
to-day for some additional army appoint
ments. One of the arguments he used 10
show that his district was entitled 10
more lieutenants was the production OF
figures showing that the enlistments at
Knoxville in February were larger than
at any city in the United States except
New York
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-09
TO AssAssINATE LOUBEr.
Alleged Plot Discovered by French
Detectives.

London, April s.-A dispatch TO the
Evening News from Paris says that the
French detectives were privately inform
ed of a projected attempt to assassinate
President Loubet during mis- coming trip.
Extraordinary precautions have been
taken everywhere and the usual police
protection has been doubled Outsiders
have been excluded from the railroad sta
tions. Ten thousand soldiers have been
detailed to maintain order during the
Presidents stay at Nice and stringent
orders have been issued to vigorously
suppress the slightest hostile demonstra-
tion.
President Loubet Is inclined to laugh
at the detectives fears that an attempt
will be made upon his life.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-09
FACTORY OPERATIVE KILLED.
Two Men Fall Out About Matter
Which Concerned Neither.

Wilmington N. c.. April s>-over a triv-
ial matter in the Police Court this morn
ing, in which neither was directly inter-
ested, Lawtie Hardison shot and almost
instantly killed Mamie Breese tonight.
about o'clock, in the extreme southern
part of the city Both are factory opera
tives and are about -21 years of age Har-
Olson succeeded in making his escape with
knife wound in the temple, inflicted
by Breese.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-09
TWO FIREMEN KILLED.
Aud Two MniI Cars Destroyed In
Nevada Collision.

Reno. New. April SIN collision with
a freight train near Wells to-day the
west bound limited on the Central Pacih,
Railroad was partially wrecked. Two fire.
men were killed. No passengers were IN
jured - far as known here. Fire, which
followed the collision, destroyed two mail
cars.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-09
SCORPION LEAVES ron LAGURA.
Understood THAT Minister 60 vene-
Eueln a. Aboard.

Washington. April S--The Navy De-
partment received o cablegrom from Com
mander Bargen, of the Scorpion this
morning announcing the departure Of
thst vessel from Laguira for San Juan.
Alfbough no mention WAS made 90 the
dlspaich of Mr Lo0mif. u D. un1eratood
that be- ir aDo4fq the scorpion ona viii
be- Transferred at San Juan 70 merF
ehnns steamer fer renreyanoe 10 TIE
ssnlfsd Ef4tfa
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-09
Dean of Canterbury Very Ill.

London, April s.-The Very Rev. Fred
erick w. Farrar dean Of Canterbury
whose condition has for the last few days
caused anxiety, had restless night and
showed no Improvement.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-09

London, April S.-The Cape Town corre-
spondent of the Daily Mail wires that
Cecil Rhodes, who is at Kimberly Is now
in good health. having recovered from a
recent slight indispostion.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-09

Liverpool, April SC. Morland Agnew'
upon his arrival here on the steamer
Etruria this morning, admitted that ne
had the Gainsborough portrait OF the
Duchess Of Devonshire.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-09

Kingston. Jsmaica, April 6--Priyate ad'
vices received here from Panama tsy
imailpoK Il prevalent there
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-09

London, April son his arrival IN Lon
don Mr.. Agnew handed over the picture
10 the clerks and detective, who deposl-
ted Il IN o safe In the office.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-09

Richmond. We, April s.-.The Democrats
% Campbell county to-day nominated
United states senator John W. Daniel 10
represent the county Ia ne coming con
sufuiional convention.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-09

cape Town. April s.-six fresh cases of
bubOnlc plsgue in Cape Town were OFF,
clally reported to-day.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-09
JAPAN Is RELIEVED
At Russia's Decision Not to Press
N1anchurian Ngaffer

Yokohama, April S.-The News of Rus
sia's decision not to press the Manchurian
agreement was received here with a feel
ing of relief. In anticipation of compli-
cations that might ensue, had Russia
reached another conclusion the govern
ment had resolved to postpone a number
of important state undertakings involving
large expenditures
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-09

New Oreans April sr~hF -eongfearnan
Bstf y. Logon died hers to-day, eFed ~
years
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-22
A CHRISTMAS TREE

The children Of the Lincoln school gave
q Christmas tree entertainment Friday
night at the South Lawrence Christian
church.
Mr.. and Mrs Santa Claus were present
with lots of presents for everybody. The
entertainment consisted of music and rec
itations by the children. A very pretty
drill was given. IN which the colors red.
white and blue were used, each child
being dressed in a solid color. one white,
another blue ard another red
The Christmas tree was q large one
and was decorated with pretty baubies,
strings OF popcorn and presents
The children enjoyed themselves 10 the
utmost, and al went away with the feel
ing that Il was good TO see santa and
the children get together once more.
a large crowd was present and filed
the church comfortably
uROW- ATZKT- MARK " EDDING.
Last Tues day. at the nOme u the
blides parents. 81 Eaeie street. SIR Z.
II. Drowatzisy AID Miss ia 81 Mark
were united in the holy bonds of matri-
mony Tire wedding ives q quiet home
enair. and was very pretty Reverend
Bruce Griffith performed the ceremony
The wedding took place 81 SIX O'Clock IN
the evening after which The comI any
were JeIi1htfuhy entertained for short
time Oliy a few fricEJs were .7rerert-
SIR ard 1Irs. Dr0a1f zity VIII Pc ~ ique
20 their friends at 1853 s.. Francis ave-
nue. after January :
Those who were pres m fellow.
ar sna Mrs. Frank MarE- ar and
1lIs NJ r. AaTS SIT end Mrs Ezra
PagIn Afr and alrs. Biuce Griffith. Mr..
Tsrowatztv 81 Wisconsin. Miss Cora Mark.
Leroy Marx FRANKIE Marx. Orin Paulln
and Cari P4ulin.
TIE TWENTIETH CENTURY CLUB.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-22

FRATERNITY ENTERTAINED
The Phi lambda Epsilon fraternity o.
the High school was entertained Tuesday
evening at the home Of Mr.. Charles Hat
ton. 4l2 Riverside Cards was the Drlnci-
pal entertainment OF the evening, but this
was enlivened by much pleasant and 10
vial conversation. Light refreshments
were served. after which the members OF
the society joined in singing college ana
fraternity songs. The menu was as fol-
I
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-22
Sandwiches

Cake Chocolate
Those present were Messrs. Emmett
Hin, Lock Davidson, Dean Minick. Reese
Lewis, John Stark, Gilbert Tucker. Ed
Burton. Bert Brown. Harold Sternberg.
Harvey Schollenberger. Roy -Henning.
Clarence Powell and ATanley Wareham-
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-21

Twenty-eighth avenues. COO W 14I Sc
932:S, E SO a; also lot on w line OF Ion street
100 Of Bacon, w 40 by S 100. being lot
block 100; also property In other counties $40
Covington Johnson, Juliet ]. Mezes and Cor
nelia ]. Pringle to William Bogen lot on s
line of Oak street, III :3 W of Central avenue
(LotD. w 81 by 13T :6; $40.
Estate Of Charles S. Johnson Thy William
Pringle, administrator to same same: S1I47
William Bogen to Elizabeth Bogen lot on s
line Of Oak street. Ill 3 W Of Central avenue
NotD. w 81 by 1876; $40.
John Coop and James W. Smith to Lincoln
Sonntag, lot on w line of Clayton street 81 IS
N of Frederick. N 25:6 by W 96:1O16; $40
Robert L. and Clarissa L. Taylor to Gustaye
c. Lindauer lot on w line OF Capp street 161 .6
S of Twentieth, 90 by W 122 *: $40 W -
Gertrude Elaine Carney (WoIfe) wife of
Frederick G., to Clarence n. Wolfe lot on n
line OF Twenty-third street, Sc 90 w OF Bari
lett, w "a by 12o; $40.
Union Loan Association to Michael and Ed
ward Pendergast. lot w line of FIorid,
(Columbia) street, 149 of Twenty-ffth s Ok
by W 100; $3.50. -
William p. Mary Ann Anastasta and Afs-,-
Ellen Lambert (by Henry p Umbsen (cornn1is.
sioner) to Western Loan Association lot on w
line Of Castro street, ITO n Of Twenty-lrst n
% by w 125; S3327. 4"
Joseph c. and Christina Butcher to Mscbaer
D.. Cogley. lot 155, Heyman Tract: $40
SuSannah NJ. Cor Susan NJ RlnrnsTr,ts,--~ .
q of Clay, S 20 by W 55; $40
Estate Of Robert Willis (by John and ,,,o
Willis. exeeutors) to John j. and Lena ReLrn
lot on f line of Leavenlgorth street AZ 9 ~
Vallejo 10 10, z 37:6. S = inches E 31 y
20. w CSC: $3.50. - o. ~
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-21
BAPTIST.

EMMANUEL BAPTIST, Bartlett street, be-
tween Twenty-second and Twenty-thrd- d-Rev.
j. George Gibson. MORNING
organ. Pilgrims Chorus Wagner
Opening doxology by the congregation.
Invocation.
Barytone solo, "Glory to Cod ... Wagner
Rev. j. George Gibson.
Responsive reading-Psalm xxiv
Soprano solo, 1.-The Vesper Prayer Bracket
Miss Marguerite Slocombe.
Prayer and Lords Prayer .................
Chanted by the congregation
Organ. Christmas Song" from the Danish
Hymn. Stand Up for Jesus e..Ds
Scripture reading-Luke i:46 to 55.
Notices.
Ofertory "o'er the Hills Of Bethlehem.
Bary:one solo, Unto Us Child Is BoFn s@a''sS
Rev j. George Gibson.
Hymn, Anywhere With Jesus ............
Benedietion.
Organ. Harvest March" ".............. Gabriel
EVENING.
Organ, 81 VIII Extol Thee (from Oratorio
Hymn. " hi'1 Onward Christian Soldiers Costa
Barytone solo. ITO Bethlehems Plains
Rev. ]. George Gibson.
Scripture reading-Isaiah lx:1-9
Soprano. solo. 1T Came Upon the Midnight
Mrs L. Wright Mcclure.
Prayer and Lords Prayer. r.................
Chanted by the congregation
Violin solo, ITO the Evening STAR with
organ accompanmenD, from Tam
Basa seIo 20 Love Diving wagner Hag5i9g
Delevan B. Bowley.
Hymn, "All Hail the Power of Jesus Name
Contralto solo, THE Birth of a King" -.
Miss Elsie Arden.
Scripture reading-Matthew ii:1-2
Congregation please rise and sing.
Soprano solo, when Heavens Sang to
Miss f. H. Perkins
Notices.
Flynn RSsg solo 10y - to ort the c0T World" d{
Elijah" Mendelssohn
Ernest George.
Offertory Norwegian Pastorale". .
>, '...'.' :.'... .Petre, Op. II
Barytone solo. Ring Out" with violin
oolSdIol Meredith
Rev. ]. George Gibson.
Short talk by the pastor. ..................
Congregational verse. My Country, 'Tis of
Atiee '''''''' .: - -; '''.''-..'....
Benediction.
Organ recessional. ''Hallelujah Chorus
Reader, Merton E. Titus; violin. Paul
A. Normand; piano, ]. II. G. Bells;
organ, Miss Lotta Underhi1l; assistant
to organist, Miss Lillian Bennett.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-21
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

A. P. Hotaling & Co. (corporation) to Samuel
B. Weich lot on NV corner of Francisco and
Larl<in streets. w 1877 :6 by N 1877 6; $40.
Curtis and Union Trust Company, executors) to
Stephen A. Born, lot on line OF Union street,
1879 w of Fillmore, w $50, S 100, 20,
ss5sS SatSn anu steiner s'Se'' : ''.0 " ~
Magdaiena L. sabick formerly Kuhirt, wife
of A G.J to Charlotte Gerichten. lot on n line
of Hermann street 1868 w If Fillmore, w 20
by N 100: 5000
Estate Of Amelia " R. Pixley (by ]. p. D.
Curtis and Union Trust Company, executors) to
street. 112 :e Of Union. S % by w 10oi $1o5O.
Horneseekers' Loan Association to Nettie G.
n Ellis Gi Ereet 25 ne by 4o snO
George H. and Mary ANN Baker (by B. p.
Oliver. commissioner to Hibernia Savings and
Loan Society lot on S line of f. Green street:
Ojo de Aqua de Figueroa. thence 127 feet to
Green street E 105; $54o0
Rowland S. and Mary S. Williams to Mag
street, 62:G of Fulton, N % by w 96:10h;
willis A. Dunshee to Dora G. Dunshee, undl-
60 w Of Church w % by N 100; gift.
Fernando and Julia A. Nelson to Leopold
and Marie Schench. lot on line Of Hartford
street. 1904 N Of Eighteenth, N % by e 125;
Hibernia Savings and Loan Society to Doug
lass w. Montgomery. lot on E line of Valen-
cia street, so 5 OF twenty -thlrd > 1ZU py T.
1870; So, 500.
Thomas II. Scott to Hannah Scott, lot on N
line of Seventeenth street, BIG w of Castro, n
1861 1887, NV to point 1924 from N
line of Seventeenth street, 1924, e "a; gift.
Helena J. w. Stevens. also as trustee of
George Stevens, Louisa Ellen Allis (Stevens),
wife of r. c., George, Frederick Eliza Ann
and Walter William Stevens Henrietta Leono-
ra Stevens and R. S. and Sally Esther Kitchen
(Stevens) to Charles 5. Laumeister, lot on Sc