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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-13
PROF. MEAKlN HOME.
Returns from Long LeCturing Tour
in NeighbOring States.

Genial and generous John P, Meakin
has returned home after an absence Of
nine months during which time he has
been delivering his splendid lecture
Footprints or onward and Upward
In the states Of Oregon, Washington
and California. IL has been given UNI
der the auspices OF the Woodmen OF the
World, Of which organization the pro-
fessor is head lecturer. II Is, how
ever, entirely creedless and eleyating,
and In the words Of MIR. Meakin Is cal.
culated to make the world better My
sole object" said Mr.. Meakin 10 a
News" man today. is TO do what
can for my fellow men. without regard
to any particular faith, My appeals are
principally 60 young men and my ef-
forts are to dissuade them from the
downward course towards which so
many are tending 1 aim 70 show them
that II is wrong TO smoke. drink or dis
sipate in any form and TO point out TO
them that they cannot indulge in any
Of these things without paying the pen
atty therefor"
Prof Meakln says that he met many
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-13
CUBAN INDEPlNDltN'E'


washington, June i3.-It is eSpecI,g.p
nj ihe war department thaI Nupl9tu ho1
dopanuence win Doe an aocolnp''s.., on
faal DIV next Christmas. The next s,Jy
ln order now that the Plat aIntuu,,
mont is aaopted by the o1nstltut u.a'
convention. lf for the body 10 laNs gp
and rass an electoral bIll when VA a
plroyiJe FOR the election of all the 9lu,
cers necessary TO set mp ana lhIept" ..u ny
government IN cuba. 10 is saId, hsls
mat such bnl ls already framed ail
h ready for submission 20 the con,
y,nt,on M airy moment There is gool
reason for tho belief that Secy l,oO,
has seen this bin ami has nppro'el p.
IT, provisions H. indeed, he nag no'
actually had 20 do With lbs con'lI1c.
ton II is .5Uught that the convention
can dstOsc of this measure in q wees
on two. ana that will complete me Ia
burs ct the body
A p Rod Of ninety days Il Is sald
here. must De allowed Tor publication
Of the electoral act before the neces-
sary elections can he had
II may he necessary and propdoy
VIII De-, TO maintain some United sliJe'
t,40rs n Cuha aft o the new ollclas
are Inaugumtel ana until The ca
rans have had time 20 set mp a cuban
military fruca or gendarmerlc but lhe
length Of this stay probably wIll de-
rcnd uu7u the wishes of the Cuban'
themselves.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-13

young Mormon" missionaries while on
his lecturng tour and that they all
attended his meetings and were ever
pleased TO see him as he. was them,
and that they had many pleasant times
together. lie does not know how long
he viii remain at home as he IS sub
ject TO the orders of those IN whose em-
ploy he has been. A number of friends
have asked that he deliver his lecture,
Footprints" IN salt Lake, before goo
ing away again and II Is not Improbable
that arrangements may be made to mat
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-13
Hewlett Bros. Co.
SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES unrri
! JUDGE TIMM0NY'S COURT!
Observation-Disclosures

IN the police court this afternoon the
Glowing named Frenchmen We're ar
ngned on the charge of Vagrancy:
lgtor Pinot. d, Picot, Edmund Tre-
NOME, V La Grasle, Andrew Photo
Enlle Coll2, Leon Servis and Julius
hron Each Of the defendants plead
81 not guilty and their cases were set
tof the 18th and goth They ate rep
lGsilted by Attorney Trueman, and he
dynanded a jury trial in each case. one
case VIII be taken up at 2 o'clock, 4
o'clock, Z and O'Clock. They are out
under 500 bonds each
The case against John ID. Peters,
charged with assaulting one Fred Ire
mi IN. was continued until tomorrow af-
LanOOn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-13
EruptiOns

Dry, moist, scaly letter, all forms
of eczema or salt rheum, pimples
and other cQtaneous eruptions pro-
coed from humors, either inher.
tied, or acquired through defective
digestion and assimilation.
TO treat these erupt~hs with
drying medicines is dangerous.
The thing to do is to help the
system discharge the humors, and
strengthen it against their return.
Hoods Sarsaparilla permanently cured J.
@. Hines, Franks. lli, OF eczema, from which
be bad suffered Cor some time. and Miss
Alviua Wolter, Box 2l2, AleoBa Wis. Of PIN.
pies on her face aud back and chafed skin on
her body, by which She had been greatly
troubled There are more Testimonials ia
favor Of this great medicine than can be
published
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-13
SCANDINAVIAN EXCURSION.

Tomorrow, Friday. there win De a
general scandinavian excursion 20 La-
COON under the auspices OF the ScanI.-
ndviau committee Several contests gIl
be arranged and valuable prizes dis
tributed 10 the winners. At O'Clock
p. m. a program consisting Of music.
singing speeches, etc., will be rem
dcred. and a special feature viii De the
voting Tor ihe most popular lady. the
successful candidate TO receive q choco.
late set valued az SIS. Everybody rs
invited TO special part OF Flag Day at
TnpD.r 90
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CABLES DOES
NOT SURRENDER.
Gam Sumner Reports Failure Of
the Negotiations
SOUTH LuzoN INSURGENTS
pl.sppoIument Fell in NAM" '.' "a''
,,,,ons A Number Of camps
uncovered and Destroyed

Manila. June ls.--The trl Of H. '" W.
Hspple. port steward Of the com" ,l'. 'ss't I,
depnrtment, charged with RECEIVING =, a
oartbly lnstallments money iio" ,,,-
. ,,sr''lI company began today . Ino
s s.,oDso y, ' that the money received was
" w. Cor extra services. The alleged
.sar.actlons appear on the company ,
, ua'" and # Is claimed that Happle hs-
r vyS nnder an assumed name ..,.,
VIZ NJ Carman the former Caliiorna..l
.sn "a, ras arrested in February last OF,
Me- charge Of furnishlns supplies ~ I ln,,
Ne insurgents, but whose plose ,,.l,. ~
vas abandoned last month, Is bgHlG ~
,ba Tinted states shortly ana mas
sssvot for The return Of $1,000 pald as
s ao"v FOR his appearance when sum
moned FOR trial. Cen Macarthur uas
SscIined 10 order the return OF ING
money but probaly It VIII DE re'ui"eu
after the resurrection IL over
Gen Sumner has returned here ana
nos renorted 10 Gen. Wade the failure
Of negotiations for the surrender OF
Cables the lnsurgent leader IN LaB1I'a
nrovince The Filipino apparently oe-
hayes he can hold out now that 'he
rainy season has begun
disappointment IS Eel! here AZ ule
backward conditions IN southern LuLon'
Some Insurgent camps have been DIS
covered and destroyed Lieut. Cowen
with a detachment Of NIFTY men killeu
dive insurgents near Joyclar
The United States Philippine comnlls,
sion today began the consideration OF
he code Of civil procedure. The Amer
lean lawyers argued against the pro-
vision making Spanish the court IAN
guage.
Admiral Kirchotf, Of the German
navy who Is on his way to Australia
and China, called on Gen. Macarthur
and the United states Philippine COM
mlssoners today, The island Of Para
qua has been occupied by the Tenth In
fantry.
The TweDty-nlnth, Thlrtieth. Thirty
second and Thirty-third batteries OF
coast artillery probably will 20 home
June 10th on the transport Indiana
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SATURDAY ORGAN RECITAL.

Owing to the fact that the quarterly
conference Of the salt Lake Stake will
convene on Saturday next the Gus
tomary Tabernacle organ recital.
which takes place at II o'clock. has
been postponed until ~ o'clock noon
of the same day Ofganst Mcclellan.
while not ready to announce the bro
gram this afternoon. says that he VIII
do so tomorrow, and that II viii be n
good one. Harold Eldredge. the young
baritone will be heard in the Taberna.
Gle for the first time on that occasion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-13

New York, June i3--Vice Chancellor
Stevens at Newark n. j., today granted
an injunction to restrain the United
States Mortgage and Trust Co., the
American agents Of the Ecuadorean as
ISOLATION n Great Britain from making
delivery Of S5,OOO0OO OF debenture bonds
subscriptions for which closed yester-
day. The vice chancellor also granted
an order To show cause why receiver
should not be appointed for the Ecuador
DeVplOpmput cOmpauy
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PEOPLE VINO ARE PASSING

c. b. Horton, assistant superlnten-
dent Of the Western Union Telegraph
company, stationed at Omaha, Is in salt
Lake to meet with the state board OF
equalization to discuss matters con-
corning the taxation Of his companys
lines. In speaking of the business situ-
alton he said that throughout the coun-
try II was good THE Western Union,
said he did the largest weeks bus'
ness in this city last week of any week
since the office was established here.
1t Is pretty good evidence OF the in
creaslng growth and prosperity Of Salt
lake
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TO ENTER ENGLISH SOCIETY.
An American Offers $4,000 for
Chaperone for His Daughter.

London June l2.-An American who
through an advertisement in the Lon.
don Times, offers $4,000 for The intro.
suction OF his daughter into British So
teie'y. viii find little difficulty In getting
nus money accepted. The advertisement
An American gentleman desires the
Services Services OF an English lady OF title as
onaperon for his only daughter WHO
Will shortly arrive IN England for a
5000. i'0''0' az 'U''''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-13
GERMANS AT SHANGHAI
United states VIII Not Protest
Against Their Big Garrison.

Washington, June l3-The United
states government has not protested
ana does not intend TO protest under
present conditions against the main
tenanCe Of a large German garrison at
Shanghai which appears to be attract
Ing altentl n In England. The German
government has been very frank win
the United states In responding 10 ouI
representations In the past and our gov
eru,ont H. content 10 place implicit
confidence In 'ho motives of Germany
so far as the maintenance Of a German
force I'm Shanghai Is concerned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-13
DANCERS INJURED,
Were Having y Good Time In q Graz
nary when a Storm Demolished H.

Lamberton, MINI, June lS-Reports
have Just been received that during the
storm Of Tuesday In Redwood county
the new granary OF Fred Schultz in
Waterbury township IN which large
party OF young people were enjoying a
social dance, was demolished and FIVE
dancers severely injured. The injured
are John Noting, John Bittner. Char
ley Long, ida Bitner, Chris Noting
The granary was lifted from It's foun-
dations and hurled against barn, de-
mollshlng both buildings. a number
Of buildings were destroyed by the same
storm at Echo Revere and SHUTDOWN,
and additional reports Of further dam
age are coming in
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-13
Marks vs. Taylor.

Trial under a remittitur from the SUI
preme court was commenced before
Judge Hall today on the case OF Anna
Marks vs. Thomas II. Taylor and Emma
l., Taylor. The original trial was had
in December, 1891 when Judge Hiles en-
tered decree. ordering property owned
by the defendants at First West and
South Temple streets to be sold under
foreclosure Of a mortgage executed By
the defendants In favor of Mrs. Marks
to secure a $4,000 promlssory note dated
August rs, 1894. The land was sold at
a sherlff's sale December 10. 1891 and
December 23rd plaintiff filed a bill TO
have the mortgage reformed, On April
IL, 1899. the court granted a decree re-
forming the mortgage.
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SCHOONER DRIVEN ASHORE.
Four Men Are Drowned and Six
Others Injured.

ST. Johns n. f., June lS.-The
schooner Car bound to Labrador with
fishermen and their families, seventy
persons altogether, was driven ashore
on Cabot island, on the north coast OF
Newfoundland, in dense fog and gale
Sunday night, Four men We're drowned
and six Others were injured, but the
women and children were all landed
safely.
The survivors were on the island two
days without food or shelter Then an
other vessel, passing toward Labrador,
sighted their distress signals. rescued
them and landed them on the main
and, whence they win return home on
board a mail steamer.
The Car became O total wreck and
those on board Of her lost all their be-
longings The women and children
were IN a pitiable plight when they
reached the island, being aroused al
midnight and being able to secure only
a little Of their clothing.
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CLOSING sToCKs.

New York, June &c. & A. MA;
Southern Pacific 60is; Leather l4h; do.
preferred Slh: b. Il. 4. S2is; 7. c. |. S.;
Metropolitan LAX; Southern Railway
34is; do. preferred S.; c. b. & Q. L96B;
Amalgamated Copper 1884, Wis. Gem
trail %; w. u, 95A n. e. w. "A; b. & O..
LILY: Gas ll6 Sugar 1881; Penna.
i53M; L. & \. l.iOk; Northern Pacific
l.23h; Atchlson S7h; do, preferred
l.O3h; NJ. X. & T. pdefcrred Gi7s; Mexi-
can Central 2Sla; Chicago Great West
ern "a; Reading 49,; do. FIRST preferred
7SB: American Tobacco l40; Manhat-
tan l2i; n. Y. Central l,5ei4; Union Pa
ciic l.13k Rock Island 1.6sN; ST. Paul
10; c. +. & /. llGh.
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PATRIARCH NEEDHAM DYING
Especial to the News. ..

Logan, June lS,-Patrarch John
Needham, over 50 years old, is dying at
his home here. He has many relatives
throughout the state andas Well known,
His aaliction began some time ago and
the approach OF the end has been an
tlcipated. Ii Is now a D. M but a
question Of few hours until death
shall come.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-13
Rio Grandc western Plans.

Denver June 13.--'1 have not yet
taken up plans for the operation Of the
Rio Grande Western, said President
Jencry OF that company and Of the
Denver ~ Rio Grande railroad. who Pee
turned today from New York and will
bee here Tor some time
II expect 10 so out over the line at
the convenience Of Col Dodge probably
next week, for an inspection trip. Col
Dodge Is thoroughly familiar with the
road and ! desire 10 learn as much "a
possible concerning the line. do NOT
think there Is any reason for any lm-
mediate changes. There are really nl
plans 10 announce"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-13

Yesterdays DEALS.


Abstract Of file, county recorders of.
fee, Salt Lake City, June 70;
William b. White to II. ]. Foul
ger 1x3l5 rods southeast from
rods south ~ rods east OF
northwest corner OF lot 1. block
3, plat b, warranty deed ms 1000
Mary A. Gerber 10 John r. Ger
ber Jr., l0xS0 rods northeast 4
southeast Y section 49, town
ship south, range west, war
ranty deed observation-disclosures. 300
Mary A. Gerber to Aaron II. Ger
Der, l0xSO rods northeast IN
east y section 80, township 1
south, range / west, warranty
ueeu ....,,. Observation-Disclosures. 300
Est Isabelle Sanders to Louise
McCarty, lot ID, block H. plat
2, Main street addition, war
ranty deed Observation-Disclosures. $50
Fred Christensen ct al. TO Emma
S. Ellerbeck, 69xiS5 feet north
west from 20 feet north of south
east corner Of lot Z, block rs.
plat A.; warranty deed nom. 10000
Martha T. Arthur TO Anna ID.
Bentroth, part lot Z, block Ia
plat ~, warranty deed ....... 2400
Ester Price to Louise Gasser, lots
80 and "a, North Englewood. etc,
warranty deed .............. 300
Christian Trap to Charles Zeig-
Ter, southeast Y section "a,
township south, range 2 west,
warranty deed ............. 800
Libbie X. Pratt ct al 10 Wanna
p, Eldredge, block ILL., plat d,
quit-caim deed ............ 1
Salt Lake county TO W 5. McCor-
nick, Ely lode, etc, West Noun
tain. quit-claim deed .......... 20
Charles V. Anderson ct al TO A.
f. Holden. northeast !. north
east u section 80. township 3
south. range west, sheriff's
certificate Of sale ...."...,.,. 6le
Total nam" .....,...,...,u,.Sl6, 2S7
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win Grant No Drawbacks.

Washington June l3-The secretary
Of the treasury, acting under the recent
decisions Of the United States Supreme
Court, in the insular cases, has held
that no drawback can be allowed on
merchandise shipped to the Hawaiian
islands after July T. 1895, these islands
having ceased TO be foreign country
within the meaning Of the tariff laws
under the joint resolution Of Congress
annexlng the Islands to the United
States approved on that date
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-13
reformed Presbyterian church.

Cincinnati, o. june 13-The general
synod of the Reformed Presbyterian
church organized today as follows.
Moderator. Rev George w. Pro,rro,t
d. D., Of West MiddleseX pennaviyanj5.
STATED clerk, Rev. j. Y. Boyce. Of phlla-
,ueipha, associate clerk, Rev. J.. Ii.
Kendall Tuentum, Pennsylvania.
Alttr the installation OF officers tle
session To-Day was devoted 10 considora-
lion Of the report Of foreign missions.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-13
RAYMOND STILL IN JAIL,

7. Raymond, the man arrested last
nlght on the charge OF assault with
deadly weapon, has not heen arraigned
set, In fact no complaint has been filed
by the county attorney. II Is alleged
TINT Raymond became involved in a
row with Bruce Johnson and some 9TH
er colored mSn and It is said pulled a
revolver from his pocket and threatened
to kin of a few OF them.
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Wounded in a DucI

Paris. June ia duel with swords
was fought today In the Pare des Prin.
ces between Gerault Richard, manager
OF the Petite Republique. and Max Re-.
gis, the anti-semlte mayor Of Alglers.
The latter was wounded In the wrist.
The quarrel which led 10 the encounter
grew out OF the recent duel OF VI. Regis
with NJ. II. Laberdesque.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-13
American shooters Nictnrs.

London. June l3-In spite OF blrb
winds and dun skies the American gum
nefs at the international clay bird tran
shooting match, which began at Hendon
tuesday, continued today TO show their
superiority over the British. W. r.
CI9soy Killed the FIRST twenty straight
anu Killed IL out Of the second 20. u.
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Elllslmmons NIny wrnslle.

cleveland, o.. June 12,-Geo. V. Tuo-
hey manager Of Tom Jenkins, the
wrestler wired Bob Flt2slmmons today
at Bath Beach as follows:
III you are sincere about adopting
wrestling I Will match jenkins against
you YOU 10 name side bet and condi-
tiOns."
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No Pcnco Ncgoliations.

London. June IA ] Balfour, the
government leader answering Ques-
ton in the house OF commons today
said there was no foundation for the
rumors an1at Of pence negotiations
with the Beers The strength Of the
Beers WNs estimated % be 5000 men.
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AFTERNOON MINING CALL.
May Day SCARED to Sl.40 TcsOra Much
Str0nger--Ben Butler Firm.

Business was light on the Mining FIX
change this afternoon, May Day was
the feature Of the call, Sales were made
as high as Sl4O. Eagle and Blue Bell
sold up to soy, while Tesora climbed TO
sos. West Morning Glory sold at 3S,
Little Chief was traded In at 2lh, while
Sacramento moved up to S6h. Ben But
Ter was active at 9&.
Closing quotations were posted as fol-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-13
KINGS CHAMPIONS ARMoR.
Duke OF Marlborough Presents il TO
King Edward.

London,June l3-The Duke Of Mari
borough headed a deputation which. at
an audience Of King Edward TODAY.
presented his majesty with a suit OF
amor which formerly belonged TO the
kings champion This historic arm0r
was recently offered for sale at auction
ana was purchased by committee who
oeslIei that it be preserved at Windsor
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LATE IOCALSr

Sheriff Naylor viii leave for Provo
this evening az o'clock with Mary
Hoothmore, the aged lady who was yes
terday adJuGged insane by the county
authorities.
The News" is in receipt Of an inv-
tatlOn 10 attend the commencement
exercises of 81. Marys academy to be
held Thursday morning next An
elaborate and instructive program has
been prepared. II will be given under
the auspices of the sisters Of the Holy
Cross.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-13
cosprMSrp GOODS Aof NJ

CONDENSED GOODS ""' y \.
In Justice 70 the Kunor li'H ,.',s.s
Denver Colo, we have be,n ,,s h
10 state that the car Of pickles IN" 4, n
gar recently made mention % ~ MI
columns and which the sta'e ~. !. 1,
spector condemned, did no ~, W. IA
their factory. The KuneI VI, VT 81
Denver manufacture Pure r Mss Il
gar, Pickles and High H.Av IN
Products and comply strieus. %
state law governing the sg,ar,lar 3
goods have become very p.ps,sls Il
the people Of Utah and are Oh '
grocers.
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To be Marshal of Washington.

Washington, June Ex-senator Foster
saw me President today with regard
10 the United States marshalship Of
washington The term OF the present
incumbent Marshal lde. expires on July
J, and Charles r, hopkins of Spokane is
70 be appointed as his successor.
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Tom Jclrfn NuIGNC Accent

Hamilton. o., June 1S.-The Daily
Democrat this evening publishes the
following dispatch in reply to state
ments that congressman Tom l..
Johnson would accept the Democratic
nomination for governor.
Cleveland, O., June l3,-There Is alb
solutely no truth in the statements IT,
ferred to. 1 would decline the nomina-
tlon. would refuse to serve II elected.
Is that strong enough? Nothing on
earth could cause me 10 break my con-
tract as mayor with the people of Clevo-
land for the next two years
MlrnM l. InHNSlNn
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II. Tripp got SO QUITO I 40 and j. A. N'"'
oft 81 out OF 40. u,rd conse.
The Americans won The thlru ..S INV by A
cutIye day Of the clay bird mal ..i.. W oc.
score Of Si8 to l39. The result Wa S, or an
c ccU with the greatest good WIN 14
me- mart of their British opponents, 1 u,o
ladies on the stand waving Au, " tter.
and British 0ags. Speeches were nm Sor
ward made by Capt r A. MqisI'"' 9n N,
the United states. ana by cap" D1''
for the British.
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Er.Congressman Rea, Dead.

st. Joseph Mo-, June l3,-DaWd Rea,
ex-congressman from this district, is
dead at his home near here aged rs
years.
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TODAYS REALTY TRANSFERS
County recorders report Of transfers
Of real estate as filed In his office up to
8 o'clock this afternoon;

James Il. Jennings and wife TO
Joseph A. Jennings, deed,
Hampa Extension, northeast
Rattlesnake, Keepapltchngln
lode mining claims in West
Mountain mining district ....S2,7s7 81
Avon McMurtry Harcrow to Jo-
seph r. Matson, warranty
deed part lots 20 and "a, block
?, Kelsey & GIllesple's subdi-
vision block a, plat &c" 80. 500 90
Peter Rourke to c. NJ. Neu-
hansen. warranty deed, lOxi
+. northeast from 2l5 feet east
Of southwest corner lot I,
block S4, plat "F" ........ 800 90
Kate l., Thornton & J. Il.
Thornton, husband, to Mary
p. Hull, warranty deed, lOx5
rods northeast from rods
east OF southwest corner Of lot
2, block 81, plat 20" 49,. d. to9s ~