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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-17
UNITED STATES
MAY INTERFERE
Another Breach Of International
Law by sapto Domingo
Insurgents,
1nu- Assoolnted Press.l

5tgl (l3y |ASSOflttSo %IbSSS'S
a WASHINGTON d. q, Feb l6-The
rebels in San Domingo have committed
another breach of international law,
5wh'ch, added to those preceding, are
making up a. formidable case that may
Justify the United States government IN
in teryening to restore order and protect
the property In tho distracted island
To-day Minister Powell reported to the
state Department that ho had received
belated advices from Jean Villain, the
Vice consular agent at samarn. dated
FEBRUARY 9th, to this effect;
.Insurgents entered pur consulate at
samana with armed force and took Two
refugees out"
The state Department promptly conf
n,unicnted this information 70 the Navy
Department, with request that proper
action be taken by the naval authorities
to protect the UElted States consulate
This was promptly transmitted to Ad-
rniral Wise, and 1t Is the belief that he
will not only protect tho consulate. bn.
vii demand the punishment OF the per-
4petrators Of this outrage, and II the pro-
visionnl government Is not able to DO
this nd Will employ the United stares
naval force TO chastIsc the insurgents,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-17
F.I.D..E:,.N|'.C.,;.E|::,. .
OPERATE |:
Larry summerfeld Caught by
Police Below Famous
Dead Line. Z
An An ATTEMPT i 70 sW|ADLE.
This Charge Brought Against
Man Who Represented Him
self to be r. B. Morton.
AN ATTEM 3 TO sWlNDMLE M
This Charge Brought Against
CBy Associated Press.l

CBy5 Associated Press) 81. &
NEW YORK, Feb. 16-F Foilnd below tho
famous dead line" drawn years ago. by
Police Inspector Byrnes. around the New
York financial district. Larry Summer
field. an alleged confidence operator, and
now under heavy bail pending trial on
charge of grand larceny, was arrested
in Wall Street to-day. just in time. 1t Is
claimed. to prevent the consummation of
an attempt to swindie William D. Luther,
an insurance agent Of Dallas. Tex, by
the sale OF fraudulent mining stocks.
,Summerfield and Luther wero leaving "a
brokerage Office when a police detective,
who had seen them enter, accosted Sum-
merfield by name and asked him what he
was doing below the dead line."
You must be mistaken said Luther.
..this gentleman's name is not Summer
f!eld-its Morton.
IT guess not,,'.. retorted the detective.
Mr.. Summerfield and are we'll acquatnt-
ed. i5i; IT. Al
GET RICH G uICK.
He then asked Luther what dealings he
lad had with Summerfield.
r Luther told of answering newspaper
advertisement, falling how an investment
Of $4,000 could be doubled In a very short
time, and of receiving a reply signed
Up. b lNiorton... Luther was in Boston ut
the time and he arranged to meet Nor
tom at hotel there. Il,
BY arrangement, Luther came to New
York to-day to meet Morton II In Wall
Street, and was about to go with him to
close the deal when Morton was ar
rested. A charge OF attempt to swindle
was made. on which Summerfied was
arraigned and held for examination to-
morrow. With him also was arralgned
John Spears, Of Newark. who was ar
rested at the same time on similar
cha L-- -l.-.lL h l--.--. E-LNl.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-17

(spcclal From a Staff Correspondcnt.)
ROANOKE, A. Feb. .3 1s. " irginia' g
proportion OF the white man s. burden has
been; largely increased In tho Last forty
eight hours, added to. 80 to 3spe ak. to the
tune OF ten or fifteen. or may be twenty
thousand dollars That the burden should
have been so largely increased in a few
hours will cause thinking people to do
Some more thinking and mako Virginia
taxpayers grunt and kick a bIt-all to
themsclves-for they can't kick out loud
to any effect, and In the end they are
bound to submit. They can grunt as
much as they please, but the end OF 1t
all will be settlement OF the bill or
course the grunting and groaning tax
poyers are going to blame somebody for
this ten or twenty thousand dollar out
lay. Some will blame the Governor and
think he is too anxious to maintain the
dignity of the law or too fearful OF the
mob, or too handy with tho contingent
or emergency fund which the law places
to his official check.
Some will blame Judge Wood. OF the
Corpora ton Court OF Roanoke, and charge
him with inexcusable bullheadedness In
refusing to fall In with a brand new and
perhaps questionanie act Of the Legisla-
iture. hurriedly railroaded through both
houses Of the General Assembly. con-
fessedly to fit this startling and In every
way sensational Roanone case.
i, is enough to say that, but mighty
lsa .ztkt .ln ~ \, Nf.It q
and grlnters oven subscribed to tho oath
OF office of either a Governor or judge
in old Virginia. Both are mighty stringent
and conscience binding oaths, and under
the later amendments to the Constitution
OF the United States they do not allow a
Judge or a Governor to know any differ
encc between refined and educated
Anglo-saxon and brutal and lgnora an nt
African. b5
Ground for the Critics. &.
These critics among tho Virginia tax
10 yers VIII have to read the facts IN this
remarkable case and decide for them'
a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-17
MOST ASTONISHING.
Japan Said to Have Already
Landed 10000 Troops
in Korea, 5s,
(By Associated a Press.

LONDON, Feb. l7.-According 70 spe73
ciai dispatches published here this Hornr.
ing from Toxic the Russian squadron has
returned to Vladiyostock. TN
| The Toxic correspondent of the nai'y
Mail says in dispatch that two RUS,
sian warshps appeared orr OH lsianA
in the southern part OF the Japanese sea,
Gil Sunday. 5F 4
The correspondent at chemllpo Of the
Daily Express makes tho astonishing
1aO.OoO troops In liorea. 5000 Of whom
are extended along tho fighting front
south Of che Yalu River N si4gS
No war news OF Importance appears ils
the London news papers this nornsaE'I
hut the press attaches the greatest SIG
nlficunce to the deparure OF Nieeroyi
Alexieff from Port Arthur. and cont
E,ents upon the sudden Throwing pl hns-i
SIAN troops into New Ghwan. as MAJ ma
eating Russian apprehensiops tnat t'prt.
Arthur e m danger. and that the N
aEese attack mas not after al be made
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-17
FUNERAL. / J: /, OF
MR. HANNA /. 4
Cortege Will be Simple, With
!: out Any D monstration or
Display Whatever.
sERVlcEslN 5sENATEy,,c HAMBE:R {:
President Will Attend, But He
1NillsNot Accompany the Re
1. mains to Cleveland.
IITfl7l = 3 q z. X I Z, Z,
NV Associated Pres IS. )

z 1E -,SF3 *
/ WASHINGTON. D. G., Feb. 16.-All = i
that is mortal Of Senator Marcus Alonzo
Hanna lies today in the room at the
Arlington Hotel, where. after the long,
brave struggle, he yielded to death. Thus
far only a few of the most intimate
friends OF the Hanna family have been
permitted to enter the death chamber
to view the body. In appearance the
features of the dead statesman are very
lifelke. They Indicate little emaciation,
and, on account Of the oxygen used dur
Ing the last days Of the senator's sick
ness, there is an absence of the ashen
pallor often peculiar to the dead.
AT a council Of the members of the
Hanna family and some intimate friends
OF, the senator held to-day. arrange
ments were made for tho funeral. After
a conference with the President and the
members or the Cabinet, II. NJ. Hanna
announced that the President would not
attend the funeral service In Cleveland,
much. as he would like to pay that last
tribute to his dead friend, but that he
would attend the. State funeral to be
held tomorrow at noon In the chamber
Of the United States Senate. It was
agreed BY all that 1t would be inadvis-
able for the President to 80 to Cleveland.
Funeral Services To-day.
The remains Of Senator Hanna will
be conveyed from the hotel to tho Capl-
Etol at II o'clock Tomorrow morning.
Tho cortege will be simple. and there
will be no demonstration or display.
Preceding the hearse and the carriages
containing the members Of tho family
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-17
This Adds to Difficulty Of Task l,1k#
Of Stopping Japanc,ssc: 81. #
Advance. fi8
STRICT CENSORSHIP NJ Y. M.
. OF ALL DISPATCHES
What News Leaks Through In In
dicates That Milado's Army
Is Rapidly Advancing To-
wards Yalu River, Where
Big Battle May Soon
Occur.

Especial Gable y to- The rimes-D Dtspatch,S
Copyright 10043 ~ Y S8
u. LONDON. Feb. 1e, That two RtssianS
war ships should be blown UP accident
ally by their own mines IN Port Arthur
is most rema rka ble It is taken to indi-s
cate either a state Of tfdemora liza ton or
a lack Of discipline. ! which is almost in--sf XII
corceivabe. In some quarters the sug-
lgestlon, Is made ard receives some |, cree.
dencc that these strange disasters may
10 tho work OF revolutionists who have )
been pressed into the service Of tho Car
The loss Of fsnelthet. Of the vessels whiollls$ lls
have beer blown up af fleets the q ghtingS
strength OF 4 the Russian fleet to N any
extent but the fact Of the accde dental an1 s.:
plosions does not saugur we'll for the ottt -gs
cheney Of the Cars naval forces. IS
The Yalu Frozen. 0
The news which comes from Korea V TO \
the effect that the = alu River is frozanS
hard enough 1T bear the 1noYeme ant of
troops IS Important t, IN that & II makes
the task Of the Russian force, eorcen-I
trated along its mort hern bank tsto q stop
the. Japanese ivan e. much more al M
cult. Bs ,a 9,, lgs
With the wonderful ma rcl,ng qua litiessI|
of the Japanese infan trymen, as demon-
strated In the Pekin expedi itior, I VII "
be- aathard mat tor for the Russians to-
prevent their flank being turned II the
river may be crossed at any point. j5f N
Indications are not lacking that both
England and Russia are fearful thai
they may como to blows before peace
comes agair. England is getting herself
in shape quietly for whatever may comes
In india 1t Is known that Lord Kitchen
er lis getting the army and the defenses
of the Indian empire into the best posi-
bic shape. While there is Eothing lust
now to Indicate that England will be-
drawn into the fight, it is certain that
neither the War Office nor the admiralty
proposes to be caught mapping.
Strict Censorship.
The strict censorship Of news III the:
Far r East makes news OF the movement
of the armies ard war ships difficult to Il
obtain. From all that can be learneds5
however, 1t appears that the Japanese
are pressing steadily forward to the = alus
and must soon have men enough on the Z
fighting line to warrant c general ad-}
l vance. iis B3l y 8
The return Of the Russian squadron
to Vladivostock, the arrival OF the Japan -5
ese cruisers in Japan. and the retrea tF
of the Russian reinforcements to Jibut1l,i
makes 1t probable that there will be9 little +
naval fighting for a time at least.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-17
SIXTEEN MILLIONS
FOR BETTERMENTS
Proposed. Loan Approved il Phil
adelphia by Large Majority.
Republican Victory.
(By Associated Press,)

" (Byf fAsSuclhtetI I'TeSS'J Az
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. l6-The spring
muicipal election was held to-day and all
the candidates On tho Republican ticket
were elected, Tho proposed $16,000,O00 loan
for municipal improvements was approved
BY large majority,
George a. Castor, was elected to Con-
gross from the Third District at spe-
clal election held to fill the vacancy
caused by the death OF IIenry Rurk, Re-
publican. His Democratic opponent was
Samuel ]. Randall. son Of the famous
Speaker Of the National House Of Repre-
sentatiyes,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-17
Mr.. BRYAN RECEIVED
WITH ENTHUSIASM
nv Associn1cdy yJlress..

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Feb. 1s,-Wll-
llams Jennings Bryan spoke before an
immense crowd ttto-night at an open air
meeting here He was enthusiastically
received.
Bryan, who referred TO himself as ", j.
bryan, of jacksonville aid to the distin-
guished visitor as W..J, Bryan. of Amer
lea, There was additional interest felt IN
what Mr., Bryan would say from the fact
candidate fol. the Senate, but he con-
fined his remarks purely to national cues
lions, making no reference whatever to
state. politics. tf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-17
MRS. GREEN is
MISSING FROM HOME
Left to Go to Work, and Not Re-
turning at Night, Her Fam
lily Are Uneasy.

The relatives OF Mrs. Rosa Green arc
anAious concerning her whereabouts, She
left her home, No, 1881 Yenable Street.
yesterday morning, ostenslbly to go to
work at the box factory on South Twelfth
Street. She had not been seen or heard
from by her people up ia late hour last
night Her daughter. Miss D. NJ. Green,
has sought police aid, Any information
will be gladly received by Miss Green or
the. police. The missing lady Is about fifty
years old.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-17
BoYARlN BLOWN UP.
Russian Cruiser Destroyed and
Her Officers and Crew N
Z Perish.
tRx Associated Press.l )

, tBy Associated Press) 3.f
st ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 16,--T1le res
port circulated here to-day that the Rus
sian cruiser iBoyarin was blown UP last,
Saturday and that all her officers and and
crew, 1877 in number. We're lost, is con- con-
firn,ed from a private source,
Tho Boyarin was 3ls feet long, Al feet
beam and 16 feet draught. She was Of
3,oO0 tons displacement, and her tria 4
speed was Twenty-Five knots, Her arnla-s5
ment consisted of six Al inch guns. eight
is inch guns. twol.4 inch guns and three
machine guns. She was also fitted with
six torpedo tubes, Tho Boyarn was last
reported as having taken part In the
engagement of February 9th at PORT
Arthur g4 5 ag
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-17
APPEALED ONE. DOLLAR FINE
TO THE SUPREME COURT

Especial to The -Dispa tch.)
81 vii son, n. c., Feb. 16.-Thn case Of
state vs. George Morgan, charged with
conducting gambling house. was con
tinued until next term Of court. r. q.
Briggs, "a witness in the case was fined
enc dollar for declining to tell II he
lad been In Morgan's room any time dur
ire the last two years. and took an alo-
real to the Supreme Court
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-17
BANK CASHIER
ENDS HIS LIFE
(By Associated Press,)

K MACON. GA. Feb. 16.-Claudc IT..
Troutman. cashier OF the Farmers and
Merchants Bank OF Milledgevllle. shot
himself twice just above the left nipple
tonight with suicidal hntent. Ills wife
and three children wore taking leading
parts lr an amateur play at the opera
house at the time. He left letters to the
bank president and his wife; contents
not known.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-17
BRYAN'S TRIBUTE,
He Has Kind Words to Say Of
Senator Hanna.
(I3y Associated .'ress.)

TALLATI Assb:l1,, Fla, Feb, 1e.-W'll,
liam jennings Bryan, when informed Of
the death OF Senator ~, hamna, salu;, i.,,, a.
ures liz modern politics. He won his, placs
at the head OF his party In the Sennte
and In the nation by his extraordinary
executive ability and by his skin In or
party, and even his political opponents
recognized the strength Of his. person
ality and mapy admirable gualltiea.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-17
BALKAN SITUATION
CAUSES UNEASlNESSt
lBy Associated Press,)

VIENNA, Feb. l6.-The situation IN tho
Balkans Is creating great uneaslneHss H
here, The denial of the rumors Rs O. = tae ,iaa
to to reassure the public, and It Is still as
Serted that the government intends ,tt, 70
mobize two sorpS pffG6ssRnhiR1ig
frontier because OF Fears that ,rurkay
,wul provoke Bulgaria Into war, IL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-17
! BASIL w. DUKE is
MEMBER OF COMMISSION
lBy Associa ted Press.l lL

(By Associated I'ress,) ass 3
& WASHINGTON, d. O., Fob. 16.-Gen-
eral Bash w. Duke, Of Kentucky, has
been appointed as the sGonfederate plem-
her OF the Shiloh Park Battle commis.
HIons y 3S{ss.r, n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-17
VICE-PRESIDENT
SEABOARD AIR LINE

Especial ia The Times Disnatch.)
z NORFOLK, VA, Feb. lo.--Fdward z.
Cost traglc manager Of the seabocrd Air
Line Railway, was to-day elected second
vice president of the system. He came
here in 1902 from the Big -Four.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-17

Stock market is slightly moro active
than on Monday, but the slight gains IN
prices made III the moraing were wiped
out when traders began to take pron IS;
bonds firm, but very ,tul ull-NeYss Of the
destruction of the Russian cruiser Boy
arn Witlr her officers and crew ls con.
1irmed: Yan River. frozen over md will
help Japanese; strict censorship of news
Senator Hanna VIII be gwen a. state
funeral In Senate chamber, but there Will
bc no demonstration nor display; Prcs!!. !.
dent will attend tile serv.c5s, but Will
not accompany the remains to Cleveland
twelve persons hurt, two OF them p. obab.y
fatally---ReX holds carnival In various
Southern ctics---New York shoe lner-
chant ends his life by jumping overheard
from steamer Martinique in southern,
position as Philippine commissioner to
succeed General Luke Wr gnt, made Gov
crllor Of the Islands On the resigaut t on Ot
Mr., Taft--Basil w, Duke appointed
menlber Of Chickamauyua National Park
Commisslon---senate adionrns out. ofzre.
spcct to Mr. Hanna, and his colleag.c,
Z Mir, Foraker. delivers an eulogy on tho
dead man---Judge Adams overrules do
murrer Of Senator Burton to indictment
ns..t.ssl hl!r---Air, Bryan has kind things
to say of Mr.. Hanna---Cnited States may
Interfere to restore order In santo Do-
mlnTO.s 55I tf4e et1.5aa II ysA Ff.s y .-ilit
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-17
MINIATURE ALMANAC. y

59I m IN Fcbr,inry II 1O04. ~
Sun rises n. u. .6:5S j 1lIGHh TIDE.
Sun sets....... $50 81 Morning ........ ~
Moon acts .....7.10 II II lEvcnlng.........5:A ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-17
Richmond.

n t4Sg s59sst- G ISlCIll1lOlll.ftst E sA agk
Tic t-saloon Leagua planning D 8; 4 for y
uoy ;he wIiians iih ms trial 4! : KonnokeThe
amended Jordan Oyster Ell lspassed BY y n, shn
Medical College OF Virginia. Second Q {
the ant.saloop meetings held las. t ,1,grs 9 ~
Committee charges a subcommittee with
he prsra,ira ton of tle budesfanSy l' ranS
Jilstis and Of ex.Poiceman%7 Harmon, --l ID.
Nansield gives o. ma l,nccntl produstion
nnd Is ,Ererted bysn bfllinn. nldieince.I,- -.
1{epuDlcans - Le IS. slatlve committses
leaves on tour of inspectio ion--W WrcstlirE
match Tonight between Parde,lo aud
Dwyer--Light receipts, but good prices,
& IN the tobacco Meeting OF tn,
local council brotherhood OF St ALdreW
-----Real estate mon and Board Of Ag .io.l- 4
3 t1Te working to adpnsr.e interests OF thy'
tate.L---BrlIiant wcddlng last nigh g lof Z.
llr. Lew.s Rnsendorf and Miss :, Bianche l,,,eis
swnnser a,st q r Rgssu5 s csIls
Rosa Green. Of Venabie Stte.,,F rnissing
from home and her family uneasy about
Commune On = r'oileges
Patterson 5 primary slseslen bI!l to ate, !, re-.
1or.so e i
Was not +consiiered--F'uncrn OF Mr.
James a. Puckett- Patterson. shooting
case before Judge Clopton---ReY. g: E.
- Ward to speak to young pcople---Alrs.
Eree III
Virginia.
Henry Williams. assallants OF Mrs.
4 shields, gwen speedy trial at. Roanoke
under military protection, convicted and
sentenced tn hang March 18th: escorted
10 Lynchburg and placed in iil--T,ha su-
rfervlsors OF Charlotte county order q
general vaccination --s Tho u Executive
Committee OF tile Hoard of VisitorsSOf
tho University order pl ans for two y new
wards at tho hospltal-:--Balti timore steam
hannock that if had had tn, return to Bai,i-
more without making trip to $FredelicAe-
blrg-Man In Newport News tainted At
rteWs Of z! Hanna 's death, and then died
rnself--Dead man found In Baltimore
identified by officials OF Albemarle 4 nd
Chcsa peakc Cana s as lockkcepcr on that
cana THE battleship.f Virginia tlto be
launched at Newport News in April, and
Z Governor Montague Will probably name
"a he sponsor--J. ! y. Weller. well H.. own
man in Gloucester, shoots and Kills him
telf-Physic ans on the peninsular ar-
peal tn Governor against ruling OF sur
Eeon general against private pnysicians
5practicing on military reservation at Old
Point-Dr I.arkin Henley very III In
Essex-Thc Pythian. Grand Lodge meets
IN Petersburg and holds a pdra4e in the
afternoon; Edwards retires as grand
keeper OF the seals.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-17
North Carolina.

An appeal to the Supreme Court. in
senator Simmons 5 father Governor Ay-
cock grants a pardon 10 a white woman
- Conference with Goyernor In regard
believed 1t Will be leased. Will give de-
csion In q day or twoNew shoe com
IIany. chartered by ths Corporation Com-
Inission-.rhe time that the men on tho
Coast Line who went out on strike may
return has EXPIRED; no disorder has oc-
ucrrcd and the company expec,s no diht-
Guilty In filling their places--hf 4liiam
Jennings Bryan to visit Greensboro O .:nd
speak February 21tlr---Fire at Ltuetnn
destroys large planning mill-----Fourteen-
ion county--Sydncy Moore gwen fittsen
years for attempted criminal assault at
Winston- -Saiem--Cldar dealers in Dur
ham must pay heavy llccn4e tax
Southern Railway acquires land between
SALISBURY and Spencer for q transfer
dcpOt. 4y2 EasH Il 6f7gt a,s III. e z,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-17

Continued on Ninth Page.,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-17

Highest temperature yeEtcrday........33
Lowest temperature yrsterday..........d
Mean Temperature yesterday y............lS 9
Normal temperature for lrebrllary..... y
Departure from normal tempcratire....yl j
precipitation during past u holirs......s Y
Arizona republican., 1904-02-17

Success Oil & Gas Co, articles: J. l.. Dabts, c. w. Reid, T. H. Martin, ct al. Edward Prethero and wife to Edward F. Jones, deed, 10 1-6 acres of sec. l, township 1 N. range j F.
 Edward w. Jones and wife to Letitia Jones. deed. 4 acres of N. E. IA of sec. ?. township 1 N, range E.
 Nels Penson to John T. Hughes, mort gage. w. 1-2 of s. W. IA of sec. ', township 1 &, range w. and w. l-2 of N. w. IA of sec. Is, townshiD 1 S., range { w.
 Cordelia L. Beckett to H. H. Steed, trustee deed, und. 1-2 block 30. Phoe- nix.
 The Evans Loan & Investment CO. to Martha E. McD. Flanagan and E. w. Lewis, deed. same as above.
 w. R. Creager and wife to Wm. c. Dunham. deed. lot 1, Sunnyside tract. John c. Roberts and wife to John c. Hurley, mortgage, N. F. IA of N. F.. 1-4, z. 1-2 of N. E. If. s. F. IA of \. w. IA of sec. S, township S., range 4 W.
 Rosel Cooley and wife to John E. Hunsaker. deed, lot 1, block 4, Mesa city.
 Isaac Dana and wife to J. Ebert Hunsaker, deed. 15 acres of N. w. 1-i of sec. 29, township l N, range F..
 J. r.. Hunsaker and wife to Isaac Dana, deed. lot 4, block 4, Mesa city.
 Mary B. Ulman estate to Chas F. and Amelia Wilcutt, release, N. 1-2 of N w IA of s. w. IA of sec. 8, township l N. range E.
 Robert N. Moore and wife to Mrs Ellen Gleason mortgage. same as above.
 Geo. H. Clayson and wife to Frank II. Clayson, deed, W. 10 acres os S. E 1-4 of sec. 31, township ? N, range 4 E.
 Geo. H. Clayson and wife to Daisy J Millholland, deed, part of $. E. IA o s. F. 1-4 of sec. 31, township N, range 4E.
 Geo. H. Clayson and wife to Roy G Clayson, deed, 10 acres of s. E. 1-4 O. s. F.. IA of sec. 31, township N, range 4E
 J. NJ. Jamison to Eleanor B. Quack. enbush. assignment. s. 1-2 of N. w. T. of \. F. II and 27 acres N. F. 1-4 o sec. 6, township l N, range E.
 Jerry Millay, trustee, to Mary J Webb, deed, :. 1-2 of N. 1-2 of N. w If of sec. 30, township ? N. range 3 E.
 R. F.. Jones to Geo. H. Clayson anc wife. release, s. 1-2 of N. W. IA of N F.. IA and 27 acres N. E. IA of sec. 6 township l N, range E.
 Martha A. Clayson and husband t, Eleanor B. Quackenbush, mortgage same as above.
 Josie Arthur to Phoenix Building S Loan association, mortgage, lot II block 3. Seger addition.
 M. L. Vieux to J. c. Cole, mortgage lot 10, block AS, Phoenix
 J. D. Marian and wife to Maria Locke deed. lot 6, block l. Montgomery addi ton.
 c. B. Williams to Phoenix Nationa bank, ortgage, 9 head steers.
 s. Oberfelder to T. J. Walker, release 50 head cattle, etc.