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The evening world., 1902-05-08
UNDER FIRE IN COURT
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The evening world., 1902-05-08
MEYER FIGURED
IN EARLIER WRECK.

I'M COLLAPSE of the Webb-Meyer Syn
dieate has recalled TO mind the collapse
of the Pell- Simmons Syndicate In 1890
when the Equitable, the LenoX Hill and
tie Sixth National banks were wrecked
by the operations of a gang Of check
kiters," with Simmons and Pell at the
head.
Arthur l., Meyer was a director at the
time In The Lcnox Hin Bank.
His father. S!gmund l.. Meyer, was
a director In the Equitable Bank.
The Arm of s. r. Meyer q Son, ON
posed OF Sigmund and Arthur l.. Meyer,
was used In the negotiations of some
OF the securities and checks that Inquired
in the manipulation Of the three prop
ertiea.
Witnesses mt Inquiry
Sigmund 4. Meyer n Arthur l..
Meyer We're witnesses In the inquiry
into the collapse OF the Sixth National
Bank. as was Phillip Meyer, a brother
OF Arthur l..
Nothing discriminating was proved
against the Meyers. 1t Vas shown that
the Endorsement Of The firm of s.. !.
Meyer a. Son wa on a check for q
loan made by Peter j. Claasen. prcsi-
dent of the Sixth National Bank. to
Peli. Wallack & Co, a concern organ
lied for the purpose Of 'kiting' checks.
Admitted. Irregularities.
Arthur l.. Meyer, under oath, admit
ted that the Endorsement was 'irregu-
lar but maintained thai It was coun-
tenanced by banking customs.
The operations of James \. Simmons.
George II. Pell and their dupc. Peter
j. ciaasen, created a tremendous SEN
sation In the financial world. The names
OF many reputable men were used in
their schemes and man supposedly rep
utable Arms assisted them.
There was talk OF Wholesale indict-
ments when the crash came. but cventi-
ally the cases against all but simmons.
Psll and Claasen were dropped, These
three were tried and sentenced la serve
time In prlson-Pell ten years. simmons
ssven years and Classen six wears. Pell
and simmons were pardoned by Prcsi-
dent Harrison and Claasen by Grover
Cleveland.
A Daring Check .'kiter."
George II. Pcll was probably ;he mos
daring check "kiter" Ncw 2Drk ras
ever known, II was his bo,s; hat he
WAS carrying S2JO,OU worth %! Killed.
checks all the time.
Bhhkers relate how. on n cnpHaI
of $40 deposited In a certain re-
putabie financial institution he
conducted transactions amount
fnG 30 s3,OOO,O0O-- ~ got away
with "a.
An Interesting cYin0ideuo, comes a
mind In connection with PcIl The 80.
eial prominence Of hi family gave hin
The entree into the best society M Sow
York He was d suitor for the hand u
Leila Vanderbilt. daughter Of william
IT, Vanderbilt, aud AIR Vanderbilt wal
inellnsd 10 favor his suit 49,. Ntsl
Vanderbilt preferred the attentions 90
Or w. Seward webb aud ms cried MIN
To-day the name u " Seward Web
10 mentioned ,H connection Nith thui u
The evening world., 1902-05-08
LONDON MARKET STRONG.
American securities Active "i'h
Prices ~ 4 per Cent.

The LONDON market to-day VAS strong
ana active, The conditions throughout
err, much better than Tor some Iime
'iu Inc department flr American rail
.ay securities trailns Mas active ana
ur.,as NsTr AZ az ~ riasr advance 81 J
- ait Inr luHlsIH were consider
..biy improved ~ tone aud we're In good
III ths name Experiments the Ions
40 very ira MINING securities were
stsady slN prlprs uh'hANsta
The evening world., 1902-05-08
BROKER HEATH DEAD.

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D.. 70 unlu p "a psltplt h.slllai
Wll rlih HIlfrl ifHHu puld pllss.
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seat ~ , afhilsi ~ hAff ; tooth "a
ssltl fks asnilsi slsmpugs n
s.i.a .lglas ~ "a sss >"
The evening world., 1902-05-08
NEW YORKER WINS.
acts 0ss 40 IATafglF IFsn .ad
hfsfl laEiilnlF srbalATHblas

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The evening world., 1902-05-08
Low MAY KILL RICH MAN.
ASELMaS FrariaTsd His sLuu Ia
Quarrel

ATLANTIC cry y >, Ma s-F
4. heFEih, a Wealth. nan % lu .
efaieal condition al bls hpms 30 il
WlstaF place, from The rHrels ~ q bios
~ ihs head SIN . ]oarpsRisrs ir'u us
stnEeps dfsnSff a ~ his Norkm.u,
niih Nhem hs had d quauF' klHetrru
fiilelleS Hsra taken lu lHNItns scalp
ahd hlf saul 10 fractured
fifanHeT Nhn ra.apr1. uaf nHI ar.l
oapfufsd
The evening world., 1902-05-08
NO PATRIOTISM IN TRADE;
IT'S DIVIDENDS THAT COUNT,
ANDREW CARNEGIE.
Iron Master Tells England Not to Be Alarmed
Over the Ship Combine.

LONDON, May S.-Andrew Gar
negie. who sailed from New York
April 30 on the American line steam
or st. Louis, arrived in London to-
day and promptly proceeded to con-
sole great Britain on the subject of
the shipping combine. He said there
was no cause for alarm.
combine the shipping trptnc,' said
Mr.. Carnegie, rs a big order. There
is a free right OF way on the ncsl1 and
the tramp steamers l"c ALWAYS with
us h merger may give regular daily
sh'ings To passeng ers, which w1ulh he
advantageous. ] am MOI in tie naVigi-
lion syndicate, having retired IRON.
business and reformed. - ranuo, ~
wise YOU AZ to the exact chara,rer and
bearing OF the combination. BAT, IN my
opinion. the combine Is purely 4 matter
% money making
"Titcre II no question Of patriot
Ism In trade. 1t does not cnre IA
liz for IA hag. u IL dividends that
count.
OF course, every citizen worth a
cent wishes his OWL country to be first
IN everything, and a peaceful Industrial
victory is the only genuine one.
Wars Are easily.
"Nirtufy ,uruugh war generally costs
more than It il worth, II Great Britain
continues her costly wars for shadow,
~asceudaney In distant PARTS. and IA.
United States develops her Industrial
army, thor" can only be one result
Great Britain VII nave the shadow and
the United states tho substance
Ell ihlnk tnor" Is NO prospect To-. oarly
legls.ailon 10 permit British built ships
Ecl~ng American register. The Amer
i.al's nav" rcsuiyod to become a mari
time power commercially, and will soon
Dee able 10 Duild ships quite as cheap IA
Great Britain Al hrst the shipping
combine vii give the present owners
az l'I returns. bat regarding lhr later
Iau5p,rls ! DO not care 10 prophecy.
'Ihr people uf lhu United states are
300 .s WIa'lN with lhr e. trust. u
7r''n- tu nr a triumph fur thr nag and
Hl patriotic Americans, which means
AN Aln'Ilualh, are naturally pli abtd,
irHIlrH, ~ hyNo au idea that SO utH
manage an M ~ better than any one
'lar ami Their iH ground foT this belief %
'"H.''nlug lfuSls, generally, MI car
huKIu HHIt.
or Nul Iona n' allowed 90 uqloy
t'' H'I..aI "irlII.r counter combine
uNu. NIN hr formed and competition
".l Utalt'Ulng $3.50 tull'N
'""E'rss MAJ go naiIEoad rates
Nl'n ashgd q uH's.lnu p} . rap"rt'r
The evening world., 1902-05-08

!. 2. ~. re. X. 80. 80. . :ss Wa l:. :
The evening world., 1902-05-08

ln ifal manihs spd Z 20 b lellnis lpHnl
40 f4T months Tables hrlf ltAltsH AiA
IAu fs0elpis sfTp lalKr lhfsf i1nlI
Inns caused sanp aeiilp sellllf N p1l
ipa ~pugnAaafa 90 ihe llfe 4eFii lpaS
lllslf $50 klpd elpp Alil hialh.l
@ssisssslsl AZ ksssus
The evening world., 1902-05-08

When asked "a uIrH.l nu Ih q reporter
lIrrIiU 100 Roosevelt attitude M tuI
Ntt cello
N Irrs'd..l l|.psrNrl Thought an}
The evening world., 1902-05-08

ng ulnF prllY 500 AaB ba.f
l 'N y ill wv Myf.
ti nniplpl f8 M aEl. N0ttub.i y
Hpsa swAsg 40 M ~ JaA.siF
M S,6 A..L h. sA.g M,
in bsisaLsi. ~ Jazz @'@'
The evening world., 1902-05-08
MrIrr Owed sGO.OOO.

o August 1891, Bans Examiner a..
lll discovered mat The LunuA m,
Bank was In d~!ricultics again lie wls
spiIs a" close the institution when ID
pm spirited ~stockho!irr stepped Boz
"Hd E'.NItu"rrd 90 raise the MONEY
,e'tHshB 70 save the bank from ruin.
Ihrr. was NtO0n owing 10 drpUsitUrs.
ana tN'"o q" pay IN NItl ri, Book
th'N,ru MA Arthui l. M,yrr had owed
M, bank So Inn fof iNu vrHrs
The uu~p.l.-8pUIird s.n kholdsr made
t'"a hir p"uWir, ami mo lenoA nm
hAuI "us NOT closed auruptlt. BUD
" .lhl W 100 sue a was thAi III, stJ.l
hUll'l. dI uH. suffer
The evening world., 1902-05-08
MEYER BROKERS
OWE So, 1881 4.
Receiver Bush, of Henry Bros. g. Co.,, Makes
Statement of Firms Liabilities.

Arthur l.. Meyer. who was examined in
the hearing Of George H. Pell concern
ing his part in the operations Of the
Pel-Simmons syndicate of bank wreck
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-02-22
The Last Hsard OF n.

''My little boy took the Group one
night and coon grew so bad you could
hear HIM breathe all over the house."
says F. d. Reynoldt, Msns6sld. o.
I'VE feared he would die. but few
doses of One ainute Cough Cure quickly
relieved him aud he went to slsep.
That's the last We heard OF the Group.
Now isn't cough cure like that Valu-
Abief" One Minute Cough Cure il absO
lutely safe and acts immediately. For
coughs, coda Group. grip, bronchitis
and all other throat and lung troubles it
is certAiu cure. Very easy to take.
The little ones like i'll. Aszley.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-02-22

The ToAno truckers are debating over
planting aiarge melon cropuext Spring,
fearing a REPETITION Of the state of affairs
that prevailed last season.
The c. g. o. Ry. Co. did not furnish
the cars when needed. Consequently hun
dreds of melons rottrd in the fields, and
were ruined as they lay at the sidiugs-
One large trucker lost several thou-
sand melons because the railroad people
failed to furnish the cars as needed.
This is a good thing for the Williams
burg business men 20 take up as q
body, because they can impress the rail-
road company with the .importance Of
having plenty Of cars for our truckers.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-02-22

The Newport News shipyard has all
the work it can do with force OF 5000
men.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Co.
il preparing TO stEaihten out ali the
curves on the Peninsula Division. Al
ready the surveyors are at work near
Lanexa-
Owing to the mildness Of the winter she
eordwood business has not been brisk as
usual. Bat the cold spell Of February
viii make things move. Hundreds OF
cords are piled along the railroad be-
tween here and Richmond. 81
The truckers at Toano are hkesy TO
eurtaii the melon crop. owing TO thf
the trouble TO secure cars for transports
ton. Last season many !uscioas sneion'
spoiled at the sidings because Of sesrsit,
Of cars.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-02-22
Education In The South.

A telegram from Milwaukee. Wis,
says -
Prof o. A. Hillyer, Professor of Bibli-
cal language at the Atlanta Theological
Seminary. in an address at Plymouth
Congregational church. made the state
meat that there were twice the facilities
for the education Of the negroes in the
south that there are for the whites.
The latfer. Prof Hiliyer said. had been
neglected. and il was to the advantages
Of good citizenship that attention be
paid 10 this phase Of development in the
South.
Prof Hiliyer has come north for a
thTee-months leave OF absence 70 arouse
interest in the poor " bites Of the south
He says the greatest problem in edu.
eafiopai and religions work in the South
is 20 secure men for the work. II ons
hundred churches we're TO be organized
there o-day, there would be no men fol
pastors.
The poor whites, Of the South arr
cot neglected. They have the same edu
/ casioual advantages ~ the rich. Eitae'
Prof. HilIyxr or the r<porter = "oG"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-02-22

The Peninsula Land and Immigration
Company held special meeting in the
Peninsula Bank building. Thursday at
II O'Clock NJ. Pres. L. F. Barnes. Of
Boulevard presided.
The only business Of Importance ira
sacted was the acceptance OF the resig-
nation of Mr. Chas. Ssott. the general
manager.
The Company regretted TO part with
Mr.. Scott. as he has sold several farms
since he has been with the Company.
His successor has not been chosen as Jet,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-02-22
A New Play.

The William and Mary Dramatic Cinb
is TO give a new play at Cameron Han
on the night of February the 2Sth. 1t is
entitled '.John Smith" IL is 10 be given
for the benefit Of the College Base Ball
team.
These young ladies and gentlemen viii
take part: Misses Virginia Braithwaite
Lucile F ster. Rosa Emory, aud Messrs.
W ]. Wilkinson. Harry Hundley, T. b.
Smith. Robt Holt and Peachy Spencer.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-02-22
A Speciel Offer.

For the next 80 days from this date,
We will send any person, not 4 subscrib-
er, outside of the state oivirginiA, TIKI
GAZETTE IL months tor list oi25 names
with their postoffice address, OF people
likely to become subscribers. or who
are thinking OF changing their location.
We want them sc subscribers as we'll as
ncigbbors Write names plainly aud
mail TO THF GAZETTE.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-02-22
A Delightful Musicale.

A delightful musicale was given by
Mr.. and Mes. L. wyuue Roberts.
Monday night, at their home on Duke
of Gloucester Street. Those present were
Mr. and Mrs. Ino. b Spencer, Mr.. and
Mrs. e. |. Tabor. Miss Wright ali OF
Williamsburg. and Mrs. w. 5. McAilister
Of Ottawa. Can. A delightful evening
was spent.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-02-22

Mr.. G. A. Styrnhrough Of Magruder,
is busy getting out poplar logs for the
export trade. These logs viii go from
Lightfoot 10 Newport News. thence to
England. This is something new for the
Peninsula. and demonstrates its great
possibilities.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-02-22
s,yed MIN Frem Torture

There is no more agonizing trouble
than piles. The constant itching and
burning make iIie intoleraLle. No Po-
sition is comfortable. The torture is uns
censing. Dewitts Witch Hazel Salve
curee piles at once. For skin diseas
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-02-22
FavOriis Nearly Eysruhsrs.

Constipation means dulness, depres-
sion, headache. Centrally disordsred
health. Dewit's Little Early Risers
stimulate the liver. open the bowels and
relieve this condition. Safe. speedy
and thorough. They never RriPe. Fa-
vOrite pilss.-L. Henley.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-02-22

The best and most famous compound
in the world to conquer aches and Kan
pains Cures Cuts, heals Burns and
Bruises, subdues Inflammation, masters
piles. Mililons OF Boxes sold yearly.
Works won deIs in Boils, Uaees Telons
SKIN EFuptions. II cures or no pay
SC at II Heniey's drug store
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-02-22
Millions Put To Work.

The wonderful activity OF the new
century is shows by an enormous de.
mand for the worlds best workors-
DR.. Kings New Lille Pills For con-
stipation, Sick HesOache, Billiousness.
or any trouble of Stomach. Liver or
Kidney they're unrivaied. Only Csc
at L. Henley's drug store
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-02-22

Awarm campaign forthe mayorality OF
Richmond is on. Carlton Mccarthy Is
opposing Mayor lick Taylor for reno
mination. The fight is growing sensa-
tional. The committee has decided in
favor Of a primary.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-02-22
Mr.. Wheeler Got Rid Of Ills Rheu-
mafism.

.'During the winter of 1898 was 20
lame in my joints, in fact al over my
body, that Icould hardly hobble around,
when I bought bottle OF Chamber
lain's Pain Balm. From the first apple
cation l began TO get well, aud ws'
cnred and have worked, steadily al IL c
YEAR.. WHKELEn. Northwoods N.
For sail by all druggistz.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-02-22

Last Saturday ere broke out In
marsh at s'spatiey's." sheriff NJ. X.
Harrell's pret.y farm on James river.
The FIRE ragged for several hours. and
destroyed one house and fsnees. and for
time threatened the residences.
The loss was quite heavy.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-02-22

whsa you wake up with bad taste
IN Jour mouth. 60 IT once to any drag
store and set Tree sample Of Chamber
lsin's Stomach and Liver t&blsss. Qus
81 two dcses vii make you veil. Thsy
alien csrs biIi"asaesa sick headache -
ssestipssisn.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-02-22
THE OBSERVER.

The streets Of Williamsburg presented
an unusual sight this seek. SNOWFALL
;ug and sieighiug. IL looks strange for
the sunny South" but the general bliz-
xard brought us genuine wiuter weather.
and the young people enjoyed il az only
the young eau
Skating what delightful thing IL IL
for us, who. 10 one year out OF Tour. have
ics to skate on The young people have
''skated Jones pond blue."- A great
many married folks had a good time,
too, and were very glad to be chaprones
Of the younger set"
This IS the time for the candidate.
They are out ia galore, just look at the
announcements ia THB GAZETTE. Ne
see some of our best young men asking
the ''Demecratic Primary" TO endorse
them. The Observer is glad 20 see these
young men casting their lot with the
Democrats. I hope they will always be
as ardent Democrats as they arc now,
for there is a time coming soon when
Democrats viii have something to do.
We Democrats have il all our own way
now, but when the new constitution is
in force-then there will be something
else to contend with.
The Observer recently read a copy oI
! First Families" al outgrOwth OF Rich.
uaond Our Capital City may be count
ed on for amy old thing" 10 seems. Ia
, speaking of certain social function tho
! editor said that everybody who wa,
5 anybody" was there, well we hope tn,
J "nobodies" won't feel cut at that point
7 ed remark and however. since then TIT
name of thesjournal has been changed
from First Families TO ''The Echo
T, What "a slam 20 the First Families.
2 Are they an -'E~hoY"
J. The Observer has observed closely III
action of our City Council the past few
! years ! have watched the reports o
the meetings as published in THE GAzETr
II Mayor Jno. L. Mercer made an appeal Z
' the Council that shonld touch the hear
e OF every mother In Williamsburg. II
= delivered a speech. or report, infavor {
~ turning Palace Green into n Park. b
lieve he recommended .==& the Counc
!, appropriate funds. land urge the pee
pie TO contribute to it) 20 beautify Il
i now barren waste that our little on
j. might have "A place 10 "rusticate" w hs
q the heat Of Summer come. II | were
- voter should cast my ballot for Mays
10 Mercer, for his observation-disclosures and B
consideration for the mothers of "
ns Harrisburg. He is brave enough 90 cor
be out aud urge a new venture and no
ID or him for il. The Observer.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1902-09-24

LeClare, NJ Fox 4 sheriff, tor
account by l.eClsre Of his man.
agement Of Don Juan mine and
for judgment for amount found
due plaintiff and to restrain Fox
and sheriff selling said mine on
foreclosure ..............,..
Bill of Sale-Sept Is, ] W Cxhow
to p N Fry y int In Gem saloon
and business Whitney ..........
Bill OF Sale-Sept Is, PM Fry to
Thompson same a. last .....
Bond-Sept Ia, A w Williams 4
VT to Oregon Electric Power Co
100 acres In SEC IS tp 7 ~ by
Oct 10, 'O2. 2.................. Il
Attachment-Clark 4 Son VI Geo
Hyda AMT Of an account. ......
Suits H Bell W Grays Peak Gold
Mining Co 6-stamp mill aud Ons
engine and appurtenances, Or
their value. ................ "
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1902-09-24

DeRDo.
Sept Is, d X Wells " Isaac King
Trade Dollar qtx elm .......
Sept IL, NJ X Young 4 G B Com.
stock to l + Rose, Jumbo group
eight Qtx Gins -.
Sept Is, G Il Gray to + l. Hackett
int in Triangle qts elm :.....
Sept l3, u T. Wellmsn TO Wellmsn
Gold Mining Go, Ohio and nine
other qtx Gins ..........:.....
July II, J NJ Hanley ct sl 70 Harry
Fry 20 II Of Hurshel Fraction
Sept III, + Il McC0rkle 70 J l.
Dickens et al u int in st Joe 4
four Qtx Gins 1900.
Sept q, Emma = Fault tO Eastern
Oregon Mining Go y interest In
Willard qtx elm ..............
Aug %, David Coping 4 VT TO J
J Hennessy int in Dewey, Lost
Lode 4 MOllala Qtx clms. ......
July -, II II Salisbury to Crane
ton 4 Moeiier y int in Lucky
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1902-09-24

Feb 3, SOi. A l. Keenan, ct al to
Washington Gulch Mining Co,
Washington Gulch placer. 80. !
Sept 10, Cranston 4 Moeller to 6
Jay ct al = int In Lucky Boy
Sept e, + D LeCiare to ca Johns
Richmond group four qtx Gins I
Sept 20, A Hansen TO South Pole
Con Gold Mines Co, Oregon
Clipper and four qtx Gins and
Hansen placer claim, company
Sept 5, P Basche 4 wife to South
Pole Con Gold Mines Co, 4 vii.
lard qtx elm, stock k......... 40O, 900
Aug o.. A Hansen to J H Robbins
ct al Oregon Clipper and four .
Sept 20, ) Il Robbins 81 ii 10 South WV
Pole Con Gold Mines Co same
AsS Is, Thomas Thornton 70 j T
Donnelly, Oregon Chief 4 Cor.
nomonta qta Gins. 1
Aug 81, Jno Thornton 70 T Don.
nelly, Msde Of Erin and Homo.
stake and York OTIS Gins ....... /
Sept 7, J T Donnelly 4 vi TO Orc.
eon Chief Gold Mining Co same
% last two o..........,....,. l
Sept IS, w II Bentley to A F
Wunder, Cornstalk placer clm 80
oruss lxsraumsNrs.
Articles Of Inoorporation-Septl IL,
Eldorado Placer Gold Mining Co
by G W Mitchell, J Nat Hudson
4 Thos G Hume, Sumpter. d. &. . 500, 900
Articles Of Incorporation-Sept IL,
Gold Pan Mining Co by H T
Hendryx, w F Dillon and W l.
Patterson, Baker City ...... 900 900
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1902-09-24
OFFICIAL RECORDS.

The following instruments were file
ct the Baker county court house durir
the week ending Sept. %, 1902.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
DEEDS.
Aug IL, Jennie White 4 nd to
Toney 86xlOO II at n g junction
River 4 Valley ave Baker Cy... l6(
Bostwick 3Ox8O II blk II Stew.
arts adm Baker City ..........
Hept IS, Frank 4 ,HNbson 4 vi TO
N G Kurs swK sec 81 tp 10r 81 *
Apr 8, N Spielman heirs 70 Lissie
Woods l6O acres In se1< sec 28tP
Aug 50, jno Chatham L vi to An
Hale lao acres In sec Is tR IA
oc. /, %, u 8 4 to Boyd q Eli:
ott lot 1 In sec 8 tp - rS7 ......
Jan Is. rs, u s A 70 Luke Nc
Murren neX seH SEC s tp8r 50 :
Aug 50, Roy H Miller 4 vi 10 PD
Estes lots 8 L 7 blk 50 vinson's
sept PIT is, :i Henry Evei.nd i vi .oj y
r Dean lao acres in sec 80 tp -
June !, George Il Allen 4 vi to RI
Rev B w Morris lot 2blk South
ban 3, Hsir. OF Of + i; + Small to jT "
DOnnellv 4 & b Small interest
in lot IL blk A, lot blk I G Il
Fishers adm Baker Cy and other -.
Sept Is, j T Donneiiy 4 wi toGB
Small 4 int In lot blk Fish.
ers adm Baker City ............
Sept IA, '86, w ] Hughes TO Jen.
ME Baisley, Baisley homo I'D.
joining central school Baker G. n
Sept II, l. E Miller 70 Jas N DAILY
lot l blk 8 Baker City townsite: 25(
sspt 10, Jno s Mead & wi TO Sol
Mead lots Is 4 10 blk 2 Pacific
adm Baker City ..............
Sept 8, A Vinson 4 VT TO Miles G
Moore sw4 sel SEC ! tp8r 20. l:
Aug II, w M Rumery 4 wi TO viii.
son Investment Co lot 7 block 2 -,
Sept il, Ben wood L wi to Geo r
byke 100 acres i'm sec II tn 10
roe. .... II
Sept II, A G Little 4 NC Richards
/ wives TO Sumpter Light 4
Power Co lots 9, 7 and 8 block 8
SumpteV
sept ~, Z Conae q WI 70 WS
blk 5 Heilners adm Baker c 80. lO'
June 5. Minnie L kissell 4 nd to
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