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The Florence daily tribune., 1902-01-20

The complete organization of
the Florence, Victor & Cripple
Creek Railroad company with all
we'll known citizens and business
men would indicate that the road
will soon be incorporated, And
in fact the compay has every rea-
son to believe that the road will
be built
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-01-20

As usual the ranchmen on the
Western slope are kicking because
there is not enough snow to furnish
water for irrigation. 1t has always
been the case that when the snow
fall was light in winter the spring
and summer rains were heavier,
30 the farmers managed to pull
through with plenty and some to
spare.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-01-20

THE Isthmian canal commission
is in favor of purchasing the Pan
anna canal route in accordance
with the recent proposition of the
French company, claiming that
after an investigation it is learned
that clear title can be obtained
for that property.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-01-20

The much wanted Pat Grove
has been arrested at Creede this
time, at least the officers of that
town believe they have the right
man. The chief of police at Oma
ha is not inclined to believe that
the suspect is the man he SO much
Wanta.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-01-20

AN extra session of the legisla-
ture has been called to meet on
Monday, January 27, and the call
names seven subjects to be con-
sidered by the assembly, the first
of which is the revenue bill.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-01-20

Notice is hereby given that the
partnership of Smith & Price un-
der the name of the City Meat
Market, is dissolved. The old
firm will collect ali outstanding
bills and pay all debts Those
knowing themselves indebted to
the firm will please call and pay,
OWEN PRICE,
1917 A. M. SMITH.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-01-20
The Lecture.

LAND of the Pueblo's and Cliff
Dwellers," Morgan hall, Tuesday
night. %l6-17
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-01-20
To Rent.

Modern six room house Bath
and closet in the house Barn
Reasonable rental. Enquire of }.
V. McCandless. *95tf
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-02-06
Fmrore over Liquid Fuel.

III s ~ {r + i f
The newspapers Of the country
are deyoting d large amount Of
space 10 discussion Of the future
of Texas'crnde petroleum as liquid.
fuel. Almost every paper yon
pick mp has ii notice that some
new line of steamers has been es-
tablished which will burn liquid
fnel, to the exclusion Of wood and
coal. Why not try the same class
.of fuel for the human machine !?
You know that Golden Grain
Belt beer is pure and delicious.
that it takes less time and less
bodily effort TO digest il, and that
it contains the strength Of bread
and meat in liquid form, for it is
brewed from the purest barley
malt and hops. IF you have never
tried this beer order of your near
est dealer Or he supplied by Jack
Essler, Bemidji.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-02-06
Saved Him From Torture.

There Is no more agonizing trouble
than piles. The constant itching and
burning make life intolerabIe. No
position il comfortable. The tortue
il t1neeasing. DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve cures piles at once. For skin
diseases, cuts, burns, bruises, ali
kinds Of wounds il is unequalled. j.
$. GeFa9. St.Paul, Ark, says: aFrorn
1860 ] suffered with the Drotruding.
bleeding piles and could find nothing
To help me until I used DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salye. A few boxes COM,
pletelY cured me. Beware Of eoun-
terfeits. h. A. Mayo.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-02-06
Filed In District Court, t,eitrnmi County,
Minncsotn, January aoth 1907. K. y
q. w Si'IaIsI.M All ,l. .
Clerk of District Court,

State of Minnesota, County of l,eltralni, ssr-
District Court, Fifteenth Judicial Districiiassf
named court, do hereby certify that have
compared ic foregoing paper writing toF
which this certificate Is attached, with the org
couniy as the SAME appears on file in the Of.
hee Of the clerk Of SAID court, and the sarit
.is q true and correct copy thereof further
taxes was fled III my Office on tic twentieth
clay of January A u. 1. 1902. R@K &E az
IN, testimony whereof, | have hcreunta set
Court; in the Village u Bsni,dji, In said BcI.
1902. s
.tSEA1.i q. W. SPElI.MANy M #es
Clerk Of District Court iieltrami County.
+ Mimi 80
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-02-06
IOWN OF sSh ENi.iN.
Township l47 II, Range s6 NJ

!.
20. III. Ekre, lot y D 44.n2 .o0
Il. Il. Walker, lot & ..l., ~ b2 5.tu
II. Barrie, neA Of sea ~ ~ s,Di
ls. Barrie, scN OF seq. .f.s. 10 AZ 2.oi
ned River Lumber Company, :.
55F lot 8. 80. rs. S... IL LII q
Red River Lumber Company,
# sa OF sWkt .., II. NJ u 3 ~ 3Ss4 y Y.
Wm Trask, ilw14 III sea ". ..li 40 2.al
Wni Trask, swA OF seq <. ii 40 2.5l
Red River Lumber Company, g.
Red kiyer Lumber Company. 81 4.
swA OF swl \. ~ ~ 4 % 70
Il. u. Walker, neA uf sM15..14 40 ai
John Heddington, nwA Of
.3t sw5a ..5. .8.. IA ~ -.tst
John Hedangton, nwA Of II 1, u,
s snela ~ ~ : !. ~ ~
II. B. Walker, swyg Of SCI ~ 4l as
Timothy Chevies lot IL VI s 05
II. B. aker, nWl4 Of nel ~ ~ e saS y
#sIt ID. Walker, swlI of neg ~ 40 z 9S
Minneapolis < ST Cloud Rail
way Co.. WI Of 1lwt44 49,. 5.i .22 90 IN
Thomas Eryant, nes4 Of nei4 % sss
Thomas Bryant. seA 6of aseA .23 4D y m
~. B Walker, seIA of ne54 .23 40 astS
John McDonga neA Of sw54 " ~ !: ~
John M Donegal, seIa of ssWt4 .26 ~
Thomas Griffin, sWta OF swA 80 40
Shelley Rose, se4 of sea ia 40 q
Nm. Dickerson, sneM Of neA 30 40 s2s7l
Wm. Dickerson, tiwM of neM ID ~ al
Calico Ducette. nei4 of nwl4. 30 4p II
Ca1iee Ducctte. seM Of nW1a. .35 40 ~
5Calice Ducette, swJ4 of mel 30 40 a.
sCalice Ducctte. nwA Of sci .35 40 q
1olIn Daytcii smM of sea : rs 40 I'll
John Dayton, ned OF seI4 -. 80 40
John Dayton, se74 OF neA IL D 40
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-02-06
TOWN OF HAMMERS.

0WnSff1p Iit M iNatiSe 90 sNN.s5Ss s s y.
e. B. VI aiker, nwl4 OF sw1l4 n Az !. -.
Bessie $. Clark Il sy94 of sW54 III ~ a,at
8A ID, Stephens nwa4 ot ney4 ~ 40 s:oi s:oi
AZ, d. Stephens, neI4 of neA. ~ AZ "
4 e ~ IA aIker, ,sws4 OF nek4 y io o.
~ ~ .vai,,er 4 8nsy5I OF ssLa 2z ~ i d.
$l' ID. 5syaiker,5 sea of swA 10 ~ y ~
A ID. Stephens NJ al sw24 III q :,
OF INV X ..s ass2i ~ :. =
A. D. Stephens Ct al, sea = y /, \,
OF nwlk4 $500 $3.50 ~
~, of M s3.ei'.is'.s i " a 2,5i
A 81 n yysa el.''sps Il. .W IS 40 5.i2
"a. d. Stephens ct al, swA u Y I, s.
OF swA II ~, ..s u so ~ -,os
"a. D. Stephens ct al, nw14 !, u !, y
4, ID. Stephens s. Al, swN {. \ !. !.
A, ii stephens et al seA ;a Z, ,,,3,. I.
ssKof seI4 \. -. ,-fi, d ~ ~ :, y
A. ID. stephens st al, nwA 81 /, .
Al ID. Stephens ct al, swA $s ], u
a. Stephens ct Al, neA i !. i.
5 OF nell ~ sod ~ ~ $-,st
FAX d. stephens ct al, SEA ],
x. D. Stephens Ct Al, neA /.
Of seq Z. ,s =. so AZ ! 1sss.-s ~
A. D. Stephens ct al, nwi4 !, s
sSS OF sW .54 ~ sS \. ~
3iA. p. Stephens ct al, nwN !, y. y.
OF nwl4.. ..o4 1' n - .
.A %. Stephens ct ali swA !, Il
Il of nwtt4 ~ .l.-54 Y aSt lsS-
e. w. Backus, neA of NED .5o4 40 Nv
e. M. Backus, nwA OF nell .y5 40 ~
3E.sW Backus, swA of net4 sc Az ~
T. NJ Backus, seA OF nel4.s 10 ~ t.ns
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-02-06
TOWN or LEON

Township 149 N, Range 81 w
HI g. Clark. 5neM Of ncI4 40 q.
Ole O, Oalsnd, sc4 Of sea..32 40 2.al
Township Ibo n. isangc ~ w. !.
IN. ]. M. Watson. sea Of sc4.4 Az
A. L. kribs, swA Of ncA.s25 10 80
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-02-06
NAME Of OWNER I.


i. Il. Maker iwM Of neA 4O IN.
Al. u. Walker. nes4 of nwsa.s ta a,os
ls y, Walker, ses4 oi nss2s ~ s,ts stsf
lfni OfBrien, net4 Of ses4 AZ ~ sssa
81 H Nlrhey, nws4 OF nes4 ..4s asss assss
- Il. w ithey, ne34 OF nwM.sls ~ a,Si
& 4. y. Walker, ne4 Of hwsa ~ 40 2.oi
s'ansapo,'s Was a. M d OF 81 nes. soua N' 50 5.7a
MinneapoHs X ST. Iloua Kaii. ~
way Co., sea of SEA 70 ~ 20.
Franz x,,tlesan sea- az neg s6 Al 3.4l
Frank Vittlesan r 5 II scg. 26 SU y s.
Erank N,ttlesnn s>yl,;S nf scEi ZIG iU =, 81
Albert B Johnson, smia ..-o 100 is. .3S
john Brown, ses4 OF sws4s. ~ #g 80.
sJohn brown, sWs4; OF ssWt4 .,Essst AZ rs a.eI
Iohn lircwn, seia Of scs4 q. 8ssGe Az
FRANCIS Il. Judge, seA OF seas AZ NY
minneapolis 4 st. soud Rais. 49,
way Co, NV ID OF neta .Sl 4v .-ol
Otto Stevenson, ne44 on swt4.sSl ip "
0tto Stevenson, nw,3 Of scs4 "a AZ VI
Otto Stevenson, nega Of sea s,3l 40 2t..i
". AZ Prescott, nwA OF seq ..a2 ~ a.oi q
M a, Prescott, se5a Of sea s.S2 ~ .tol
NJ. 4, Prescott se4 Of nct4. ~ ~
gl, B,@Waiker, ne4 OF nclass ~ assa
.Oiaf Olson, sw1H uf swi4 j. 80 ~ III
4, 4. Walker. sw4 of "a Az sS1
ii. b. Maker, neA Of nwia ,.5a AZ Z.e.
8I. j. Walker. tnw94 of nwla ts3i 4J u u
II. u. Walker, nwA of 54.spd Az 2st
II. Dubois, neia Of uMt4 I. .3a 40 IN.
III. Dubois, NV oE5nesA q, 40 40 Sssfs
Francis M Judge, sea Of 3. i 4,
4 sw .s I, w. So Az 1sst'
Francis +. Judge, sw4 ei !, ],
Minneapolis Minneapolis 1 81 81 cloud .,ail. IT, s
way Co, seq Of sea. .s- ,.SS 40 2st
TOWNSHIP tF5 BAGIEY.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-02-06

State VI Minnesota, NountV OF Bcltranli, ss.
do soleinniy swear Tint iGe foregoing and nj
tachcd IS n correct and ttt,c copy of tns dc.
'iinanent fen, estate taxes for the year d.
remaining unpaid on the Hrst Monday III Juiis
,uary, lplg,
i)i =. sSlsNEsTIsIts h
AUDITOR
s..a.1. e.aas. VI ~. - lA q n
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-02-06

Sisters III st. BENEDICT ....S q Il 25
Sisters OF st. Benedtct. .s.. y. x9g
SISTERS OF ST. Henedicts. 40 n II S4. ty
Sisters of St, Benedict., I. .,m 2 w,
Sisters Of st, Benedict. Z. i. ~ NJ NJ II M J.s
Bcmidil 4 oWsite 20. I. RI. sss - : j Al ~
Tracy BardwelI. s.. 10. 10 . Ma
heniidJt IoWnslts SO ss .f3. i, \ 4,ls
BemiCJi IoWnsite 20 .s.st " 4 = n, ,ss ny " 2.ous
Bentidl lewhsite loo .t3 ssl ZOO
Ma. Beamegard ~ I, &, d Z a53 3SSA Z. svs
Benndll lpwnstc Sos. ~ ;s 2.bU
8l, j Reaudette, .gS.. .s3.. ..lS i w 1U.S5
3oeorgc Iiasris VI ..s9,. 49,. lu.Sl
nenii,ll 3Iownste sisSos. Iii II . Int
II. !. ldctnrc, IN. 3. 4. "a. ...1S q lo.bl
iSosr siodnais., 4, N. a, (. ,.S .s3y
81ust Bcrgs. .s n. 81. /, ~ /, \ r. i, ia 9 u M 2ol
Gust Berg, So, ..A3 rs y ~ III
3bemidli lo@nsitc Cos. ~ AIS
Bemiayi Iowpsite Co.. .. ..S 10 2US4
BeiniuJi iowHsite Co.. +. n. Ill IL rs
sBemidJl Iownsite lus. 4, IL 10 22yl
Bsintdii lownsite Cos lib l0F 2.3is
,iienndja lownsite 80 \, al # AZ III 4,lsS
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-02-06
TOWN OF coPLEY.
Townsliip 147 II. Range AZ III

SlDWHSl4ltt lit ~ tNdiiBf pt "
David A. Ray, swiI 81 sea u. i 40 III.
samuel G. Bagfcy. iot ] {. .s..5 A. 2.s
s1 u. Walker, swl4 of seN, ~ 40 2,5
Ti,oen atfd Davids. sea of
{ taSI4 y - az So
1hoen and Davids swA of
Tocn and DayIns, }ot 3,... q ~ 2.Sl
Ihoen and Dayids lot 4 u s.
Thoen and Dasids. lot e.. 2.6
y g. Walker. reA II swA q 81
n g. Walker. lot 4 "a n
Maurice Otinrl, lot 81. u. n
81 B Walker. seM of swa ;. 40 5.l2
II r. Walker. swM of seM ~ a3
Nm. ~ 'Brien, sell 81 se]4 ~ l6 ~
IN i; Walker. seA of sen G 10 I9.e
Thomas ,ietnpson. sea ot
q oen and. Da9ids. nwA d
Ti1nen and nsvtds ssM Of
S. H. Kriis nwZ of SET 40 2.Sf
A. r Kribs. swII Of selI.. ~ 2,t
"a n. Kribs. seH Of sea.. 40 2.SL
A. II. KriIis. nwI ef sw6. !. ~ go
A. T. Kribs. sWA of neA 10 2-s1
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-02-06
Bailey5s Addition.
Lake Park addition.

liemidjl Towiste Co.. !. III 3 i.67
heinilj fownstc TO-, y. ..,o 3 al / 81
Max Laiontaiie 1t /. !. S.. ays sl6 4 .b7 y
Max Latnntanlc. -. ... az B 1914
bcnidJI IoWnsitc Co.. !. .3 3.,1S !, / 81
Martin Mitchell. .,... 4. 4. 4. .a,l \ 1901
Frank Marrow, d, 3. . .i5 IA III 20
III j E1mondss .;s.. . ~ I. .5 % - IA Il VA 10 AZ
u S, Edmonds. \. ..-s. I. - 2.1Q
+, M Bcmer =. "a lS III
L, Al. Bemer.. .... !. I. 4. 10 Aia
A. y, Woodward, 81. I'd 2iG
sHctlidji loWnsite 4 o.. s., s35 Al sA l.67
Thomas MelInghes Il. .., ss.,3 t d B ! III s
Thomas McIiughes s, ~. ..Sg AL l.6T
james Henibot. 4. 4. al 81
III thompson. .Aa lb7
lkihcfts y. thompson. 4, 40 1.67
iicmidj Towssita co. 40 65 l.67
iienidli IeWnstc Co.. ), $50 4 4 VI !
&, ~, Fitch. 1, i. 1880. AT "a @7.g3
Swedbackss addition,
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-02-06

Il. 81. Walker, swI4l 80 l6o 81 e.
I! Sse seN 81 sis sw III Nh \. N. ii 10 .s7
Red RIVER Lumber Co., .s
nwJ4 of neA 81. ..Bs.. 9. 40 st
f. - Maker, nw'554 =. 4. \. *. 2ou ~ "
sNalker s.hs = s'ss s@s4 sR 40 7.so
W, III Ioyce. neI4 of ns54 . rs 4a 7.s0
d # q. p'.s !. 'o's -. a.'..25 4s IA
Great Northern Railway CO., X.
lots 8 and iv.- (. .sf.s 20 81 80
Great Northern Railway TO, %.
lots 2 and 8 $50. +. " - -
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-02-06

Subscribed ma sworn 10 befofe inc this soth
day OF january lMls
tSEAL q. w. Sf'iSfSLMAN. 1
Clerk ot District Gourt9
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-02-06
sweduaek Bros. !, q. D. :. 9 i lsls
Whites Addition.

j. w White, 80. /, !. .,4 j 2.5l
j. w, While,. ..3., is IA 100,
u. M White. a. I. 81. III I, ~ S 4 4 "a s,5Da
i.sSAN. ANtaite, ,5. b .S, ILL 2s,oyS
u M. WMtrs. 81, Al. b. ,95.. 4, 1 .{ z Z .Oga
., NJ. White, . i. liz = 2ia.s
l.sW. Mlnte,. y. st ..l3 6tIs
- rs M. White. III 81 81 A. . a IA F 1g9
III M Nliitr,. ss ~. .I0 Msl2 s33 .G1
~ w White .. y. .s ..#s .l6 As2 .s6i
j. w. White, 49, d. ..Ss. .S.s17 80 l25s
IL w, White. az, q, 8, (. .s5s q 1.67
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-02-06

=
Soiway Townste Company 8. y
Solway ToWnsite Company .. N
Solway IoWnste Company 4.
Soiway Iownsite Company =. =
Solway Iowrlsite Company s
Solway Townste Company s..
sSolway Townsite Company. y
Solway Townsite Company 8
Solway Townste Company +.
Solway Townste Company 40 y
SolWay IownSte Company Eli
SolWay Towrsite Company IL sS n s.
Solway Iownste Company .B
Solway ToWnsite Company .l4
| Solway Eownsite Company .15 l
SolWay Townsitc Company. 40 y
Solway foWnste Company ..l7 y
SoIway Townste Company IL &
Solway ToWnste Company ..19
Solway Townsite Company 30
Solway fownsite Company .2l
Solwav roWnstc Company % D.
Solway Townsite Company. % ! 81
Solway Townsitc Company ..A s s.
iii. O Pratt ., $50. .sB..10 y 200
t. @. Pratt Y. 4. .8.i ~ !. .a.. VS. I'll
W. ~. Pratt. z. 4. -. j. IL 8
MI. Munliall. 3 8. \. !, f. a. III sl
M. e. Hildreth. &. y. 30 10
A. ID. Stephens II s.g IA 81 s
Ii. Ls Gray 4. I. q. q. &. i:ss.. 8 y a.6
Ulysses Freestofie
=. Regan .s g ssss ~ Y
| AZ r.. Underwood Il. !. s. = .s 10 ~ u
All E. Underw cd 3. III 39. q
| A. r, Underwood. ~ u
| Z. trench. center rs 1t strip
Of 'ots Is. IA and ). }. ]. ..15 1.14
Al. ID. Mowers. y ..sa :. - .6l
d. N. Edwards \. .. i. 81
Mclienon Y " n ey s....8s 10 5.s'
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-02-06

. E q @ 4 !. r y
TOILET b Landsvirk, lot e, - 1.Sl
Martin Hicks, seH Of swI4 .,... 40 2.09
Martin .aeks, swM Of swMt A. ss
Ill. G. Clark, lot 2. 4. .s3i.s.s2 26.S9 II, ~
eH q. Clark lot Al .as.. 4. .5.:. \. 2I.lR bb.9
Martin n. Hicks lots and. !, q
s0ie Erickson and Lewis Eohn,
Il sea Of nWM z. y. III. RI, - 40 gtOii
III nsh z ,sf Il s sa4 ~ 'es's 10 m
Ole Erickson and Lewis Lehn, ,4
& neM Of nwKt $780,. % ~ III .aS
8Ole Ericksonand Lewis Lohn.
s nW54 OF SnWt4 7. IS. S... vs. ss.s 80 40 ~
Grace f,ravick, eE Of nMIS,.10 40 5.bs
Martin \. Hicks, iieM Of MI 81
Martin 49, III ckE, 1iWM ef
N ,1,vIl I. \. s., 4. Rs.. Il, .i.. IA 40 sG is
Carl Hendriekspt1 ek Of set4 IN so $1Ss7a
Carl Hendrickson, eA nf neA q q SO Il .Gl
Carl Hendrickson. M Of nwIa.21 so 14.bl
Carl Hendrickson, sea of aa
n. ( Clark. neA t,f nwI4 25 40 l16. 80
Frank II 1l1Son seA Of sea q 40 -
s. Bagjey swM uf nwt4 30 40 AS
81 I lsagley nwEl 81 seIl al 40 S.ls
SIC Bagicy ~ of nell .F..at so 12.1S
Glsristina Larson lots and 3.3t co S,2f
$, G. Baglcy. nwM Of nwA .32 40 BIB.
AssP. Moen, ne4 Of nwA 81 40 y ~
s0le Dale, sWt of nwJ4 7. .G3 40 .0H
Frank j, Hixon, ne = OF nwH ~ Az 1sH
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-02-06
ToiyN or SINCLAIR

Christian Olson, swI4 Of swN il 40 l.e5I
I. T. Hixon. nwA nwA..32 40 ~
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-02-06
OWN OF NORTHERN. (

Township l47g ", Range 33 Nv
II. b. Walker, seq Of ne4 Z. 40 9.
IL. B. Walker, swM of . SEA- 40 y.
I'm. sB Walker, seK of seA 10 40 "
sls. Z 4. Nelson, neA Of sw14 ia Az !.
Little Falls and Dakota Ry =,
4 CO., WI Of swk 4. =. III ~ 3,
Little Falls and Dakota Ry. a
. Co., sA Of nw54 and neN ..l9 240 N
Little Falls and Dakota Ry. n,
II Sihley. neM Of sw14 rs 4J 8.
"A, nj 4 Sibley.. nwX OF @swI 2S 4U 81
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-02-06
TOWN OF TURTLE LAKE.
,row,,sl,;n 14s ii Range 3s w.

---17
gf IL. Walker e1s of nwl4 SO p M
sr. sB. Walker, lot i. ~. /. !. y. ~ ii.t5
"A. lib. Walker, lot q. 81 6.u.
8J NJ. Sturdevant, lot 81 40 s6S %,
81 M Sturdevant, lot 81. sd ~ ~
4 a,,e.'ns sWI ass., 8. 40 il .4s
sIohn q Haden. VIZ Of nwI4 III so a.9l
e,,i anwh q dn,y aW a'.'p ... ia 10 As
SCI AZ of 'n,.sI neh '.eA rs 30 10. ST
4 C. a. Ruggles neA of swA. rs 40 ~ 56
Il. E., DepeW. sek Of se4 is 40 ZIG
y /. d. Ne!son SEX Of nwl4 .31 40 1910
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-02-06
VILLAGE OF REMIpJT.
township li6 n, Range IS IS.
:. - la..ls l.>ts ~ and

Ii. III Il. Il, I. u, . ..S. 4i.6O s5 90
set, 40 25, 90
8I,cthed Mitchell, sw,4 ot sell z 40 S,I
lGethed Mitchell anwy3 Of nwy 4 ad Alt
5Bemidii lownsite Co., ot l..1b I9 225 %
Harris Richardson, lot d. .16 rs l6.bi
Hprris Richardson, lot 3.. .le 30 l6.67
Harris Richardson, lot 4 .l6 2l Al Us
sSwedback Bros. lot i .s.. IN % JIG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-06

sent to this city. The superintendent OF po-
lice submitted his annual report. The medi-
cal fraternity OF Washington had practi-
cal demonstration OF Dr.. Lorenxs blood
less method of reducing congenital disloca-
lions OF the hip by means of q clinic held
by the famous Austrian surgeon at Provi-
dence Hospital. The bar Of the District OF
members OF the bench and prominent cit
teens met to do honor to the memory of
the late Justice Walter 8. Cox. Rev. c.
Ernest Smith was formally installed as the
rector OF st. Thomas Protestant Episcopal
Church. The Spanish War Nurses
Association held its annual meeting. The
first international sanitary conference of
nual meeting of the Associated Charities
was held. Richard Cole, colored. arrested
in connection with the death of Mrs. Ada
Gilbert Dennis, was released from Gust ody.
william Kelly. colored, was held to await
the result OF injuries inflicted by him on
James Smith, also colored: physicians stated
that Smiths injuries were necessarily fatal.
fell from second-story window which he
was cleaning on Pennsylvania avenue and
was killed. James Osborne, colored. was
burned to death in his home. Bernard
Wagner. fifty-seven years old died OF heart
disease in the Congressional Library. Jo-
seph Trainor. a clerk in the auditors Office
for the Post Office Department for more
than thirty years, died Of heart disease
while at work at his desk, Among others
est employee Of the pension bureau; George
NJ Jones. better known as 'Mitt' Jones,
and Capt. Peter NJ. Dubant. well known UNI
der the old form of government and ac-
lively connected with the business inter-
eStS Of the city for over fifty years.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

North Columbia Heights-William L.
Bowie ct ux. to Curtis E. Gresham, lot o,
block 2: s997.50.
Petworth-William NJ. Terrell eft Tx. to
Henry NJ LIE Due. lot 15 square %: $40.
Park View Terrace-Thos. E. Waggaman
ct ux to James B. Nicholson. lots Al to 81,
block g.; $40.
Petworth-Horace S. Cummings ct al,
trustees, to George w. F. Swartzell, lots
80 to 49, square 40: $4,40O.
B street southeast between 10Th and 18th
streets-The Washington Real Estate Com
pany to Annie Roache lot 142, square 1915;
So, 800.
Observation-Disclosures H. Bailey ct al to
John F. waldron. lot 81. block 8: $40.
N street northwest between 10th and 10th
streets-Eugene Morgan to Michael Nolan,
lot g. square us; s11 $50.
No 1415 New Jersey avenue northwest
John A. Mccarthy to Vernon c. Tasker, lot
S, square w. of 553; so.
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains
Nicholas E. Young ct al, trustees, to Fred
erick s. Smith, lots ass and 4S6; $40.
Tenth street northwest between and U
streets-George NJ. Emmerich ct al, trus-
tees, to Henry H. Bergman and Julius A.
Maede, trustees, lot 81, square $685. 81 400
Ridge street northwest between 4th and
9Th streets-Lulie X. Lipscomb ct viz. VIM.
P, to Aaron S. Caywood, part original lot
40. square 513; so.
Washington Heights-Edwin l.. Porter ct
Tx to Edwin H. Bond, lot 30, block 8; SO
Edgewood-Emma w. Adams eft vir, Milo
R., to Bertha H. Adams, lots 80 to A.
square 5; SO. .-... 49,. .-
street northwest between 18th and 10th
streets-Jerome A. Johnson ct ux. to Mich
ael .Keegan, lot o. square 1872; 5000.
street northwest between 10Th and list
streets-Geo. N. Beale ct Tx. to Violet b.
Bloomer, part original lot 8. square 1913;
$4,000.
Metropolis view-Samuel c. Redman to
w. Parker Smith, part lot 35; $40. w.
Parker Smith conveys same property TO
Chas NJ. Campbell, T. Gushing Daniel and
Samuel c. Redman; so.
Seventeenth street northwest between L
and streets-Jennie NJ Camp to Joseph
E. ard Blanche F. Cusack, lot g. square i16;
Sc, 400
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THE COURTS.

Equity Court No. 1-Justice Hagner.
Coleman agt. Coleman; hearing continued
on additional afTldavits. White agt. Glover;
time to take proof extended fifteen days.
Redman agt. United States Building and
Loan Association; offer of purchase ordered
accepted. Evans agt. Bailey; payment of
500 out of registry ordered. Addison agt.
Allison; sales ratified nisi. Bradbury agt.
Fox heirs; appearance ordered. Kuhnert
agt Kuhnert; order of November "a. 1902,
rescinded Coon agt. Coon; divorce win.
mat. granted.
Probate Court-Justice Barnard.
Estate of George S. Prindle; inventory
filed Estate of Mary E. Hotchkiss; will
dated May 49, 1898, filed. In re Cora Stan
ley ct al; inventory filed. Estate of Grace
Kearney; do. Estate Of Sebree Smith; ac-
count passed. Estate of Harry l.. Work:
do. Estate of Hartman R. Linthicum; in
ventory filed. Estate of Michael Murphy;
do Estate of Annie r. Shanahan; proof
of publication. Estate of Ada Gilbert Den
MIS- do. Estate of Thos. D. Haddaway; ac-
count passed. Estate of Jedidah II. BaX-
ter do. Estate of Amelia Fisher order to
sell personal property. Estate of E. Marion
Clements; will dated September /, 1898. filed
with petition for probate Estate of Lottte
E. Simms; order of publication. Estate of
Jas. Keliher; do. Estate of Emily Heint-
zelman; eXempified copy of will filed and
admitted to probate Estate of Annie H.
Doherty: cause referred to auditor. Estate
of Emma " Montgomery; inventories filed.
Estate of J. FitZmorris; do.
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DROWNED IN CANAL.
Sluggish Stream Claims Victim in
Person of John r. Adams.

John r. Anderson of 719 10Th street north
west was drowned last night or early this
morning in the sluggish James Creek canal.
The police have been unable to determine
how the man got into the canal. The body
was found a short distance south of the
n street bridge near where many other
bodies have been found during recent
years.
Richard Eckert of 494 Clark's court
southwest discovered the body and no.
titled the police. Harbormaster Sutton
was informed and the members of his crew
recovered the body and had ii removed to
the morgue For many years the canal
was not protected in any manner. and pc
destrians or drivers We're very apt TO get
overheard after shutdown. To fall into the
stream meant almost certain death unless
there happened to be some one about the
vicinity of the accident to answer an ap-
neal for help. The canal was fenced dur
ing the past few months and the police
supposed that fatal accidents would not
occur thereafter.
On Anderson's person the police found
bottle of whiskey and some articles Of but
little value. The unfortunate mans name
appeared on an envelope found in his coat
pocket. There were no marks of violence
on the body. The deceased was about forty
years old.
Coroner hewitt investigated the case, ard
gave a certificate of accidental death. I'm
dertaker Wise took charge of the body and
removed it to his establishment to be pre-
pared for burial.