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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-06-01
INJUNcTroNs oBTA1NEp.
Fight Between Belt and seaboard
Air Line in Birmingham.

AIT Llue IN blrmlu$ HAM.
Birmingham. May 1-Developments
came fast In the war between the Sea-
board and the belt line today and by mid
night each side had an injunction to its
credit
Late this Afternoon the Seahoard secur-
ed an injunction restraining the belt line
from laying tracks on Thirty-second
Street, Tenth Avenue and Avenue A. the
point of entry into the city
No soner had this injunction been served
than the Seaboard representatives begun
having new crossties hauled to the base
of operations. BY the light from gaso-
line lamps gangs of laborers began lay
in ga railroad track on Avenue A for
$50 or 200 yards outside the city limits.
The Belt Line attorneys shortly after
midnight secured an Injunction against
the Seaboard and work was stopped until
a hearing of the case can be granted.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-06-01
LIGHTNING STRUCK SHED.
Fire Department Called, But Flamt;
Were Extiu1uished

During the thunderstorm yesterday at
I ternoon lighting struck a shed adjoining
the plant of the Montgomery Cooperate
Company in North Montgomery. The
shed caught fire and the eooperage plant
was endangered.
An alarm of fire was sent in and the
department responded. When the fire de-
partment reached the cooperage plant the
flames had been extinguished. There was
little damage.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-06-01
Ice Peddlers right stilIetto Duel.

ositionw FnzrdombopHfhuJD Wi 2f:npduw'
New York, May 31.-1hree Italian ice
peddlers engaged in a triangular duel
with stillettos in the dark hallway of q
tenement in East One Hundred and Fir
teenth Street Tony Avacato was stabbed
twice in the breast ana died on the way
to the hospital. Luigi Isorgrippo was
taken to the same hospital with many
severe wounds and the police are booking
for his brother.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-06-01
LARGE STEEL COMPANY.
Charles Schwab's Brother to Be Presi-
dent of New $50 DOC. 600 Concern

New York, May 31.--Joseph Schwab, a
brother of the United States Steel Cor
poration's President. has been chosen. ac-
cording to The Wo-ld. as President of
the new $S0.0000O0 consolidation of steel
foundries, which will be known as the
American Steel Foundries Company. Tho
paper mentioned asserts that the Office
will pay $4,000 salary. Mr.. Schwab is at
present travelling in Europe.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-06-01
LittIe AGAIN champion.-

Washington, May 31.-Raymond d.
! Little. southern tents champion OF 1901
today easily won the championship for
this year, debating Franklin Geohegan
OF the Cap6tol Fiji Club. reta
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-06-01
Judge Carmichael,s Condition.

The condition of Judge ]. w. Carmiach-
ael. President of the State Convict Board.
of the noise from the paved streets of
Dexter Avenue he has been removed from
the residence of Mrs. Bradford to the
home of Mrs. Felix McManus, 513 Adams
Street.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-06-01
Summer Skirts, Summer Suits,

Hosiery Shirt Waists all the things
cool and tempting that all you have TODD the immediate benh
without the bother of making h
they mad and BESIDES yourself the
HERE'S THE GREATEST CHANCE
before SAVE STILL MORE IN
You'll
do
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-06-01

ITS well enough to put your best food
forward, :, says !. the MapaYunk Phifoso-
plher. but it's better to get there with
both feet" 81 ~ =. psL
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-06-01

/ Nothing h 50 bad that II couldn't be
worse. Ne eallst suffer from insomnia
and nightmareaasfs the same time.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-06-01

An Atchison woman refuses to have q
bath tub in the house, because it Is toe
much In the shape of coffin.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-06-01

One of the marvellous things is that
some couples ever agreed well enough to
decide on the wedding day.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-06-01
Minister Recalled.

Guayauuil. EcuadoF. May 3i.--IIippoiyte
Franklin the French Minister at Quito.
who has been recalled by his government.
left here today on his way to France.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-06-01

|management Of these roads TO develop and
settle In oregna, Washaneton. southxD
California, and other point sin the west
many colonists within the next two years..
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-06-01
s@s
A. NACHNAArN. Ladies' OItfitte r, s.
IO2 Ave. Phone 500.

Is no reason why they should not be i'm
ported. as they would find a ready mar
ket the moment their merits became
known to the New York public. *
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-06-01

TommyAPen what is a despot? Tom
my's Pop--A despot. my son. Is a--a--
well, it's something like hired grid.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-06-01

The Woman's Club has finished the
course of study commenced last Septem-
Der and will rest until cool weather. Their
last meeting. held Wednesday afternoon,
was social affair. at which number
of guests were present.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-06-01

A man will loaf around a month before
ordering, suit. but when he finally Or
ders it, he wants it the next day.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-06-01
HOSIERY.

Genuine Isle Thread Hose, plain o.
drop stitch, the ,3oc kind z3c.
One hundred styles colored Lace Lisle
Hose, all colors and black and white,
not pair worth less than soc, sale
price 3oc.
MERCERIZED SKIRTS
OF best quality satteen rufle or accor-
deon plated founce, worth 81. SO and
/ So. so, sale price $I.o8 and $I.4o.
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
Chemise of good muslin, rnffic trin-
med, worth CSC, sale price ROC.
Chemise of soft Nainsook, square
neck, embroidery trimmed, worth CSC,
sale price 4oc.
Gowns of good muslin, embroidery,
tucks and embroidery trimmed, worth
|65c, sale price .47c.
Cambria Gown, low neck and short
sleeves, worth $t.a5, sale price 7sc.
A special sale of Corset Covers, Scr
booklet forsprices.
SKIRTS.
Tucked Muslin Skirts, we'll made and
full width, soc.
KNIT. UNDERWEAR.
The best LOG Vest in existence, sale
price, 6 to a customer, soc. Knitted
Pants Ioc. 3
A small lot Embrcidencs and Laces,
worth up to 4of 4 yard intwo lots:
Lot r--s--sy$:ss !,
Lot 2--E Sc
~ .rze 80. ssq..a
ladies' Outfitter-.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-06-01

/ Late hours are ant to tell on 4 man
|fbut, AZ he is fnarriedt he, doesn't sa<lsn u
|seare. 3ust 20 they refrain from telling III
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-06-01

Albert Metcaif was host at n delight
full party given at the residence of hts
parents, Wednesday evening. In honor
of his cousin. Miss Roberta Powers OF
Monterey.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-06-01

When a dressmaler makes two dresses
alike. there is great indignation, and her
friends fear that she will be mobbea.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-06-01

You can't tell a childs father by the
color of his hair.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-06-01

When a man wants to borrow money he
discovers that his most distant relations
don't always live farthest away.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-06-01

kerchiefs, worth up to I5c, sale price SC
Odd lot Umbrellas, good for sun OF
rain, worth 75c, sale price 4oc.
SKIRTS.
Of Mohair, black or blue, plain or tuck
ed, lined or unlined, worth $3.50, sale
price $3.49.
- Of Cheviot, unlined, as we'll made as
a $40 skirt, extra size waists up to "a,
lengths up to AZ, sale price $3.50.
Of ~Etamine, with silk wrap, MORE or
Taffeta trimmed, well worth $I7.
sale price SLIGO.
Black or blue Cheviot Skirts, well
tailored, hared or founced; not skirt
worth less than Sc; sale price 1898.
SHIRT WAISTS.
A few of the 6oc white and black and
white waists left from Fridays sale, a5c
Only one to customer.
Nine styles White Lawn Waists, open
back or front, tucks or embroidery
trimmed, all dainty and summary; worth
$I.a5; sale price ooc.
Of sheer, dainty white Lawn, tucking,
hemstitching or embroidery trimmed,
open back or front, worth up to $I.7s;
sale price CSC.
SILK UNDERSTANDS.
Black and colored, deep ACCORDION
plated hounce, worth So. So, sale price
$4.4o.
A. NACHMAN. ]
lO2 Dexter. Ave.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-06-01
BOUGHT AN ENTIRE TOWN.
With It Went 10000 Acres Of
Land

Greenville. May 31.-(Special.) 1.-The town
Of Boiling nine miles below here on the
Louisville and Nashville, with 5000 acres
of land, was purchased yesterday by
Messrs. w. C. Shackieford, r. r. Kolb
and +. Sid Jones. The town and much
of the land was the property of the Mil
ner. Calwell and Flowers Lumber Co.
Several Thousand acres was purchased
from the estate of the late Judge s. J.
Boiling. The large saw mills at Boiling
were moved elsewhere two years ago,
as the timber was exhausted.
The new, owners of the property will
bring colony of Western farmers who
will utilize the land for truck farms,
vineyards. etc. The town will be laid of
systematically and many improvements
made A large hotel an dpark will be
among the new features. There are a
number of nice residences. a church and
school house. express and postOffice al
ready there. and 1t Is expected that the
new settlers will soon begin to arrive
The name Of the place will be changed
TO Sidney. Captain r. F. Kolb Presi-
dent of the company. will probably make
his headquarters there. and Captain Sid
Jones. General Manager. will attend to
the interest of the company at Chicago.
This deal means much to Butler Coun-
ty. and the growth and Development of
the new town and industry will be watch
cd with interest.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-06-01
THE LIGHTS TURNED OFF.

IL chuckied the second man. That I
why / brought the dog to scent 1t out.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-06-01

The young folks just out OF the school
rooms enerted into the pleasure of the
evening with zest and not one of the
large number failed to haye a good time.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-06-01

Rev. e. M. Stewart, who has recently
accepted call to the Presbyteria n
Church. will preach tomorrow at tho
morning and evening hours.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-06-01

II man owned the earth he would try
to dodge the tax collector just the same.
-slt HQ ~ ------- vN
Virtue is its own reward and genius is
frequently found in, the same class, \
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-06-01

L. B. Porterfeld, who has been enjoy
ing visit to his parents, was ordered by
the Navy Department to report for duty
and left this morning for New York. He
will sail from that narbor on the war
vessel sent by the United States to Eng
land to be present at the coronation Of
King Edward
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-06-01
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Embroidery and hemstitched Hand
kerchiefs, worth up to I5c, sale price SC
Odd lot Umbrellas, good for sun or
rain, worth 75c, sale price ACC.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-10
TO THE ARTILLERY BALL.


Houston Society Party Finds Elegantly
Decorated Car on G., n. and n.
A party composed ot nfty.Gve ladies and
gentlemen. representing Houston society.
were I'm attendance last night at the ArtlI
lery bah az Galveston. They left Houston
yesterday at 4;45 p. IA. ON the Galveston,
Houston aud Henderson dyer
Through the 60 lrtcey ~ General Passcn,
8cr AGENT W. f. Mcclure. the nrrauge.
mCnts Tor tho ioulncy 90 Galveston and rr.
turn we're mndc on an elaborate scale.
to,oncl Mcclure placed the mugnidca ut
observation palace cur OiCOtt. which das
Just returned FROM the 81 Louis shops re-
modelled aud elegantly furnished, IL the
disposal OF the party, ana he ace mpauled
The party 9s conductor lhe party was not
prepared, however Tor the pleasant sur.
prise which awaited them al In luterua.
tlonal and Great Northern station, whore
the journey was begun.
When they entered tho car they found n
TO he NeritHhlc bower. The blinds wer,
drawn end the coach was brilliantly H.
lnmlnatcd with Pintsch gas Chandelier.
The rich coloring OF the palace ear was de,
lighuuily set on by decorations. aftistirEll,
arranged. There VAS q PROPULSION N cur
flowers, potted plants, iRrdenler \, etc. and
tse passengers, upon heholding the mteri "
OF the coach could not suppress rrclaml.
lions Of pleasure ana surprise, ana Colonel
Mcclure was the hapfiest 20 All
Agent Farke az Dickinson had heard a'so
~ inc coming OF the party, and whom the
tihln arrived ne presented each ladv Ia ina
party a beautiful bouquet OF flowers
The party VIII return home this afternoon
on the Galveston, Houston and Henderson,
leaving the oieander cts az 90 o'clock.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-10
A RAID MADE BY THE POLICE

busy ever since the arrests trying TO
classify and assert and make out lists Of the
articles recovered, aud inquirers should not
call to examine property until after
O'Clock this afternoon.
The negress, ollie Hawthorn, has always
borne an excellent reputation. Her mis-
tress. whom she serves as COOK. yesterday
phoned to chief Ellis requesting that be be
Ienient and wanting TO know the details Of
the arrest. The lady was much concerned
about her cook, who she stated. was good
servant who bad proved herself 70 be per
fectly Trustworthy The chief kindly as
sured the lady that the negress was In a
serious predcament aud that heavy bond
would be required 70 secure her release
The lady could hardly believe what she
heard
The police expect the negress 10 provide
them with useful information concerning
the whereabouts Of other stolen goods.
General Baggage Agent Taylor and City
Ticket Agent Hunter, representatives Of the
Houston and Texas Central and many clti-
gems are warm In their praise Of the excel
lent detective work performed by the police
department and much credit Is given Chief
Ellis and Detectives Lee and Smith tog
their unerring Judgment and great celebrity
In running down the thief.
The negro submitted 10 Arrest quietly
ana later made a confession.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-10
HOME FROM WASHINGTON.
Mr.. George p. Brown Brings Word Of
Prcsidsnps Intended Visit.

Mr.. George p. Brown Brings Word Of
Prcsidsnps Intended Visit.
Secretary George p. Brown of the Bust
ness League is home from q sojourn o. two
weeks ia tho city OF Washington aud yes.
terday held levee In his Texas avenue ~
nee, sreeting, many friends who dropped
Mr. Brown enjoyed hls trlp immensely
ana brings 20" news tuut he has positl 70
assurance inat President Roosevelt win
WISH Houston ana the Texas coast country
Brown took occasion 20 further hls causr
aa candidate f1r the postphicc 20 sucrcrd
postmaster strong, whose term expired
last July
Tie personal portion OF his trip Is not o
topic Of extended comment upou the part
ot Mr. Brown. but ne has much TO say con
corning his observations as q Houstouian
who is active In his city's behalf
Secretary Brown found Houstou's rcputn.
tlou well established IA the East Secre.
thry torteiyuu WAS enthusiastic iu recount.
Ing the advantages Of this city. He re-
fcrred 10 his visit here q few years ago
wth the late President Mckinley, and was
highly complimentary concerning the on.
tertainment " the prcsidcuts party iu this
city upon that occasion, He said Il was
the Intention OF President Roosevelt 10
Visit this section In a few months and he
looked forward with keen anticipation To
this sOcond visit among Houston citizens.
9s nc would certainly accompany the preai
dent as private secretary.
In conversation with Mr. Brown, Mr..
Roosevelt referred 20 the Intended visit
to this city aud said the trip would be
made next spring.
The railroad Interests. said Mr.. Brown.
are alive to the great business opportunities
presented by this section Of the great Lone
star State and he says other roads besides
the Rock Island are cestIag about for way,
and means TO enter this ei5 and contiguous
territory.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-10
A RECORD no RE pporn op

). Miller Kent, who viii present CIvde
Fitch's latest success. 1.-THE Cowboy and
tho Lady" At the opera house, matinee
today and tonight, has certainly record
ot which any uctor might ba proud nis
NTSl Sew York appearance was made with
Ne''l FlrglsS IN the long run az "V{m"
~ inc bllou theatcr, where the Young ac-
tor was seen by the late Dion Bouclcault
ana cugngcd for the iuvellue roles in his
various plays. Including The Shaughrau
Colleen Bawn," "trrsh Ma Poguc."
kerry etc, remaining with Mr. R,uri.
ceull long enough to learn The foundation
ot nus art ns only that great artist could
teach II, aud as no other man teaches IL
today. After leaving Bouclcault. Mr. Kent
Joined the company Of Mr.. James O'NcllI
in that actors original production Of
Monte Crlsto," playing the son, Albert
aud appearing In this character for oyer
~" nights Last season when Liehler &
Go, uade u magnificent revival OF the ever
popular play, they offered Mr., Kent his
original role. no other actor having az.
prared upon the scene who seemed able 10
MI the part as had Mr. Kent Having
made previous engagement however, Mr..
Kent was unable 10 accept
The following season Mr. Kent "a con.
neetion with Mr., Mckee Rankin, produced
me Canuck' at the Biiou theater, and
later the same year went TO England.
where he made his debut in London with
! Wilson Barrett, playing the leading role I'm
a drama called Father BOnaparte," and
ductlon Of Hamlet" ON his return 90
America Mr.. Kent was al once engaged
by Chnrles Frohman 10 play the Leading
part tn William Gillettc's popular com.
cdy, IAN the Comforts Of Home." For
many years Mr., Kent remained with
/ Charles Frohman, playing in number ~
! this managers important New York pro.
| ductlons, such as Jane" "Aristocraty. 4"
Too Much Johnson" ''rhe Founding. 20
I white Heather Hearts Are rrunlps'
/ and ITO Have and TO Hold" Mr. kent
l also appeared IN Liebler & CO.'S stupendons
/ production OF THE Musketccrs." PLAYING
/ Aranis with rare power and eject 10 the
p'ArtngnHn Of James O'Nclil The second
I night OF the season Mr. O'NclU WINS taken
Z 10 aud Mr. Kent was called upon 10 play
I the leading role one ~ the longest and
I most exhhnstlng an the history OF the the
I ater II was great task, but the young
I actor accomplished u So well he received
I the most hattrring notices from the on.
Z tire press Of New York and showed him
/ SELF wen suited FOR tho center ~ the
stage Mr. Kent IS a striklngiy handsome
and graceful actor. snd = splendid pcr.
! Torrance OF Teddy North. the lending role
"a the cowboy ana the LADY," mas be
expected " him Wherever ne has m
peared In this part unqualified praise has
been bestowed upon him
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-10
A CARD
To Cotton Growers and the Business In
teiests Of Texas.

The Waco Tribune begs TO announce the
issuance on December II 10 j. Of lis Boil
Neevh and Cotton Pests Edition. The pur-
pose OF the publication IS 20 better equip
cotton growers 10 deal with the conditions
OF LeXt year. The time to commence fight
Ing the Mexican pest is right now.
rms edition presents iu compact and In.
teresins shape an that rs known to date.
In Mexico and Texas. OF the bon wce,iI
and lts ravaEcs. An that is known az urc.
Ftution and remedy. The facts. lnfo!ina-
non and suggestions are those oft actual OK
P'rlence authorlmtiyely reliable and wifi
ID" found practically valuable This nun.
Acation should be in the hands of every
cotton grower and we ask the cn-opcration
Of the business interests of the state tn
thaI cn1 Prices, 100 copies $500 5n
copies $1,000, lu0o copies $500. We prc.
pa} postage or express 10 party ordering
Single copies cents.
This compendium has been prepared With
conscientious and intelligent care and lts
practical Interest ana value are guaranteed
AS TO ils reliability and staudlns, the Waco
tribune refers To any bank or business
arm In Waco. Address an orders 10
The TRlBT NE.
Waco. Texas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-10
"TuE oTHER FELLow >,

Mr., Harry West. the German dialect
comedian, and bis select company Of artists
win be the attraction at the opera house
tomorrow, presenting new and original
farclcai comedy In three acts entitled THE
Other Fellow" This play was especially
written for this company and abonnds Ia
a continuous avalanche Of laughs and
funny situations The company Is clean
and bright. The complications that arise
during the progress OF the play have a
tendency 10 drive away the worst case Of
the blues In addition 10 the play itself
a number OF high class vaudeville acts will
be presented the same that have appeared
IN all metropolitan cities. This attraction
complete is without a doubt the best OF It's
class on the road todAy-as nothing has
been omitted 10 make II such.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-10

Moilic Booker. being sworn, ON oath .es-
tiGed as follows: ~ know the deceased:
have known Hun far seven years he IS
about 80 yoars % Tge. J don't thlus ne was
married saw him shoot himself az the
Dew Drop Inn. He asked the bartender
for pistol md ne gave &C. 60 him and tho
bartender turned his harl and ! saw Scottv
PUT the pistol 20 his hoad md fro He fell
and died instantly, DO not know WAY be
shot himself ] WIS standing I'm the door
rll the time. The bartender, Mexican
know Of. ! know That Mr.. Scotty shot
himself"
rho Mexican, Ioe Hernandez, who ran
out of the harronW when the pistol WIS
hrei, was arrested yesterday and Will be
held 70 await developments IN the case.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-10
Real Estate Ttansfers.

A. D. French aud wife to Emma J.
Movers, lots To- lb and H. block
2B7. iu Houston Heights. s
Rnu S@'yi is5 ssq9 6 % acres 20 Sf Land snd
near Hockey; nm u1llvided one
half lot IS, section .. 81 Harris
county school lands .s....,....
b. F.. and Susan A. Beesou 10
George r. Scott 3!ls acres Of Gil
hort Brooks league .....-,....
]. M. Casey and wife to George r.
scott, l6o acres land on san ia
ciutn river OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Carroll NJ Carter to franklin r.
Nichols, lots and ., block $3.50, In
j q, aud r. b Ross 20 ". Z. RIgSs,
Tor 10 block oaS w r. Baker
addition north side Buffalo bayou
John Moss 60 VIII Powars lot
block 3, Powars' Southside add
John r. Corless trustee. 10 Alex
Rartilingck. lots . and 80. block
], Bruner addition; other consid-
GRAFTON and ..,.s. ...,....s-....,
Jesse Williams and wife to d. n
out y s Il Harris s'' oSe.th lid
league; quit claim,
George r. Corkeet and wife 10 n,
u. smeatun, lot IS, block 145. In
- HOUSTON Heights ~, .,,.;,.
-, block las IN Houston Heights
Heirs ~ Amanda and Andrew Rich
ardson to $. /, Reamer, 25ia acres
OF John II. Black survey ......,,
The City of Houston to C. w AIS
worth, trustee. lots 1. and o.
block 81, CHAPMAN third addition.
north side Buffalo BAYOU. 1900,
J, W HIN and wife 10 J. r. Ervne.
lots : and 4. block 30. Fair
Ground addition. correction ,.t
Sophie c Webster TO j. " John
son lots n and IL block N
subdivision of ten acres lot -.
Holman survey ..... .
c. T. NeuhAHs 81 al. 10 Grant $.
shannon, lots I aud 2 and adioin-
log halves 81 lots n aud 10, block
2lo' south side Bunalo hayou 80. 7,