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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-10
RUSSIA MENACES
INDIAN FRONTIER
Steadily Reinforces Her Military
Strength, Both in Men
and in Artillery.
SEC ,ECy Is OBsE RIVED
Troops. Guns and Munitions of War
Have Been Moving Southwark for
Two Months-Ene'ish Travellers
Forbidden in Russian Turkestan
Significant Story.
Dv assoc,ated Press,)

ST. PETERSBURG, March 9.-11:5a
D. m.-Russa is steadily reinforcing
her military strength, both in men and
guns. in the direction of the Indian
frontier.
Sensational rumors OF the despatch
of reinforcements for Russian Turlles-
tan were current two months ago. but.
they we're then denied.
The Associated Press is now in a
position to confirm their truth on the
authority Of traveller of unimpeacll-
able veracity who has Just arrived
from Tashken and who was personal
witness of military activity on the re-
Gently completed Orenburg-Tashkend
and other strategic railroads through
Meerv to krasnovodsk. s
Troops Moving Southwark.
Troops. guns and munitions Of war
have been moving southwark for two
months. Between the middle Of Jan-
uary and the middle of February Sc
military trains, mostly carrying artil-
lery. arrived at Tashkend. The guns
We're mostly sent from Meerv. from
whence purely military railway line
goes to Kursl.
The traveller in question was III
formed. although he had no personal
knowledge on the point. that Russian
troops had crossed Pamirs, through
Tere'l pass. and garrisoned Kashgar.
The orunburg IA sh'zend railroad was
SO crowded that the traveller was
forced to return by way of Kransnov
The Associated Press informant
stated that the greatest secrecy is OBJ
served. Travellers. who are rare.
must be provided With special per
m!ts from the minister Of war and are
kept under the closest surveillance
The baggage of this traveller was
twice seized and searched. although his
papers were regular. It is most sig
niticant that loca. officials have been
ordered not to permit Enslishmen to
travel in Russian Turkcstan.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-10

cld"d to first perfect the running OF
trains in The subway
tomorrow they expect to bring Tic
ci'vat.a service Up to The regular
standard
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-10

Continued on Fifth Pagc.)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-11

m l. A. CROSSE.
Talk about Inconsistency The
Victoria l.hetoaa club is the limit.
when Victoria met Seattle here
on July ~ in a league game the To-
cal club asked " Victoria would re
main over aud play an exhibition
game the following day. Sunday,
scattie paying vlctorla'a expenses.
Victoria wired that they would
play the Sunday game FOR 500
They doubtless had an Impression
that no other team eanld Be 50
cured by Seattle. but in that they
we're mistaken. IA Tacoma wAa
brought here and for less than half
OF the above sum.
Victoria is now making requests
OF Seattle They have written Man
ager Kennedy asking that the
achcduled game betwean their club
aud Seattle FOR September 30 he
changed - Saturday. August 10.
putting forth the exeuae that there
viii be a couple OF plenlea In Vic
tnriA on September 80. and thus
tho lacrosse game would probably
have a poor attendance
So anxious IL Victoria 20 have the
date changed that they are willing
now TO give Seattle an exhibition
sAmo on Sunday. August %. aud for
almost nothlnE
n tho truth IL known. Il h not
the plenieking which Victoria Is
afraid OF on September 30.
Seattle came within an ace OF
beating Victoria on their own
grounds. and later beat them here
20 = rtandstill. Victoria is not sure
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-11
FRISCO A Asss PUGS T 8s E. so' MKT

whom the fans fear when he comes
60 the bat when he comes up two
thirds OF the people IN the audience
can name the exact spot where
HoutK will put his hit A flx 70
the leftfleld rs tho spot. Manager
Hall has told him time and again
to place bis hits more TO tho righL
aud then he viii not knock 80 many
flies. lie has n good heavy swing
aud by turning ON them. he would
knock more groundera. An example
Of this Was shown In Wednesdays
game when he put an excellent hit
20 loftfield A little extra training
IN batting would not do Houtz any
harm. and would do the team a
great deal Of good. aud when theFe
are three men on bases and 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-11
NATIONAL i.HAGIE
FAN ROOD

Tho Siwaahes are certainly all
the money now. and Il looks "a n
they win sweep everything before
them till the end OF the season.
Thursdays game was one for which
the Siwashes deserve a good deal ot
credit They started cut bad. but
before two innings had gone hy
they took a sudden brace. and vad-
ed into the game with both feet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-11
Victoria Makes Seattle
Lacrosse Club Laugh

that their team will be 10 good on
September 80 aH on August 10. and
they also know that az the SEASON
Progresses Seattle win keep getting
stronger with each came
Kennedy looks upon the request
as the Joke of thu season. lie
wrote the Victoria management Fri
day that Seattle would be on hand
sSpinmbor 80. the date FOR the
scheduled game
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-11

VANCOUVER. ID. C. Aug. IL
The Seattle tennis club mel their
first defeat on Thursday afternoon.
when they went down before the
Vancouver teams. aud the Victoria
racket wieldera. The Seattle play
srs found their opponents zoo much
for them. and loat almost every
match.
Many interesting matches arr
scheduled Tor Friday. The tennis
BAH Wil b. given on Friday even
inE al North Vancouver.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-11

~ PiitHburg Pittsburg. 4; Bos-
ton. T.
At Chlcago-Chleago. .; New
York. /.
At St Iouis--st. Louis. s: Brook
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SEATTLE HoMEsEEKERs CO.

Al New York-New York. 2: Chi
csRo, 3.
The Philadeiphia and Washington
ramea were postponed on account %
rain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-11

The local club should never be
guilty OF playing sandy" Cowsn
again. CowRn il a good man. That
Is the reason CfRnbrook paid him
$500 for one game with that team
against Iefhbrtdge n the home
club expects TO hesp the players Ia
the Amateur ranks they should shut
down AZ onee on allowing q man 10
60 ringing" around the eountry
and then return TO wear q Seattle
uniform.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-11

PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
At scattle-sattle 6. san Fran
cisco 4
Al Portland Portland 4. los An
Kelra 2
At san Franelsoo-Taooma. a.:
Oakland. J.
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Rusty has n bad habit Of getting
ont OF his own territory. Both on
Wednesday and Thursday he ran
into ccnterfeld aud fimhled n fly.
which should have been taken by
the eenterfielder.
Hall redeemed himself BY his
fielding and throwing In the lnfield
lie fielded all his grounders fast and
threw them with great accuracy.
Kane also did n bunch % good
fielding and throwing. This. how
ever. Is not unusual for this lad. as
he always makes a sure field and
throw.
Walters got very fancy and tried
10 catch the ball with one hand. II
might have been done just 10 please
the ladies'. II 50. We will excuse him
THIS time.
His missing the bali. however
cost the Siwaahes two runs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-11

Hart hit gruunder 10 second
base, Nith a man running frum frat
Co second. Tho man ON second WAS
put out and Hart stopped short.
whereas IL he had kept ON running.
ne could have made first easily.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-11

ride from Of Scatter
makem long The will
Southeast addition where they offer
We sell lots and build
and talk Of the
ams all happy in $40
MONTH talk citizens Southeast
Seattle Take car Washington open every
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Williams. who offieiatod for the
Seals. made n fine two-basEer in
the last inning but lt was too late
90 do any danger. We already had
the game by the ears.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-11

The Seals PLAYED a very poor
fielding game Maybe Il was ON ae-
count Of the loss Of Mohier, hut
then Wheeler played a. good second
base a. could he expected In fact.
he played the position we'll and de-
serves great deal OF credit lie
was Just put there "Wednesday and
was taken out OF the box AT that.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-11

Owen. on third base f0r Frisco.
got very tired In the sixth inning
and, when Frary knocked him "A
hunt he stood and waited for IT,.
instead OF running up on Il aud put
ting hia man out on first.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-11

kid" MOhler was reported as be
Ing much better on Thursday nighi
He received a very bad bump sn the
Jaw. however, and will not he in the
game for n long time 20 come. lie
is one Of the strongest players the
Seals have aud Il will be q great
handicap 90 the team while he u
off second base. Il Was not very
long ago that he was laid up with
his shoulder and with this new hurt.
he will not be very apt 90 play much
ball for the resi- of the season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-11

Arrangements are under way FOR
a game hcre with Portland At Mad
Icon park on September 4. Labor
day.
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comes to the bat. instead OF hitting
fly o. the fielder he will. with n
little practice. u able 20 knock
them ON the ground and help bring
the men Ina.
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FRIDAY GAMES
- "a

! A Seattle = Seattle VI. !
! Frisco. I
! Al San Franeisco-Ta Tacoma ,
! W. Oakland 4
A. Portland VI. ,
! i.os Angeles. ,
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Parke Wilson was on the grounds
making as bis fuss over mere trl-
flea IS possible lie surely Is the
wee lsddin with the loud hal hai"
BlAnkenship received bad smash
on the fingers. but the game hid
still PLAYED the game. and whom a
few OF the Frisco team thought
they would take advantage % his
misfortune. he showed them that he
could throw 10 second aE good az
ever and they looked a little out.
Lefty Houtx made a great running
catch ON Thursday This boy IL
surely the hold 'cm-fAst" Kid when
he gets his mlts on them.
The audience did not DO much
hollering al the umpire on Thurs
day. That was because there we're
so many women Ia the audience. no
Doubt Bull certainly made some
bad mistakes The fans might have
a kick against Stats. bat. "oh Lord.
forgive them. Tor they know not
WHAT ths1 nave oct nov.
Fitzpatrick. who did the slab
work for the siwashaa. pitched a
very good game and aurprlas.d most
u the people In the audience. While
Fitx Is not a bad pitcher. be n not
aa steady as he might be. Some
times he holds the men down 10 a
few hits in a game. and other times
he viii have three men on bases and
then walk a man. lie pulled him.
self out Of a couple Of pretty bad
holes Thursday. however, and did q
little stick work that VAS real road
The only thing in the Seattle
u the batting 81 few of the play
era. or course there are no rial
poor hattsFH ia the team. bat there
are some who. n they would take
the advice given them BY their cap
tain. would come out better in the
seasons batting average. For in
stance. Lefty HoutE Lefty IL an old
and experienced player. and ia one
Of the best ieftfleidefa In the league
Yet. Lefty n one Of the few men
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-11

Even HoutE landed on the ball
lie only knocked one ny out to left
field. and that was missed by the
leftfieldor.
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FRIDAY GAMES

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At CinrinnAti-CiucinnAu.
Philadelphia /.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-11

AZ Boaton-Detrolt, 20: Boston,
Is.
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PArke Wilson was on the grounds
making as bis fuss over mere tr-
ilea IS possible lie surely Is the
wee lsddin with the loud hal hai"
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lyn 4
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lefty Houtx made a great running
catch on Thursday This boy Ia
surely the hold 'em-fAst" Kid when
he gets his mits on them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-11
STANDING or rnE GUMS.
General Clearance Sale

EVERY DEPARTMENT In this big
STORE has added it's quota shirts.
sox. suspendofs. neekWear. an
der~ear. hats. shoes. suits and
overeoats=an have been reduced
fully ane-third many of them
hhlf Here are some Of the prices
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-11
RESURRECTION OF TUscARoRA


According to the Reno journal there
Is 10 be- q regeneration Of the old min.
ing camp Of 'ruscarara. Nevada. 4 big
combination Of capital is forming for
the purpose OF taking over all the pro.
perties In the camp. The combination
Is headed by Mr. Duke Mayhem, who
has put new life into the dead camp and
soon all mining men In the country will
az Of yore turn their eyes IN the dircc-
ton OF Tuscarora.
The old camp has the record Of hay
ing produced s0,O00,000 In ore and the
surface has hardly he scratched
Speaking OF the future the Journal
continues:
I'VE are not advised Of the Inten-
lions of Mr.. Mayhem. yet doubtless he
contemplotes sinking three or four YER
teal working shafts, one possibly on
the Dexter ground, one easterly OF the
Commonwealth, and one IN the territory
cast Of the Grand Prize, either on ,the
Hidden Treasure or l.. & NJ. ground,
and If So. there is no doubt he win
disclose ore shoots Of wonderfully high
grade, far surprising anything hereto
fore opened up on this great mineral
belt
Duke Mayhem, the genial, loyal
hearted Duke. has aroused the camp
from its old-time lethargy, and activity
once more prevails whore all has been
silent for years; and there always Is,
and the only trouble about his propo-
scitlons II that they are too large and
aggressive, for comprehension OF the
average man. lie first examines every
condition aud then elucidates a method
for securing returns on an Investment
commensurate with the strength Of the
proposition. Mayhem Is man Of great
ability and IN every respect reliable,
and Is conceded to be the best organ
izer Of big enterprises In the entire
western country; and, what Is stu more
important there Is strength 20 the pro-
position when bullded by him.
This wonderful mineral bearing area
has produced its millions, but the hand
writing on the wall points To MANY mill
lions more as the years 20 by Tusca-
rora's star Is again in the ascendant
and It's brilliant past will be ecllpsed by
a greater future
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-11
LOCAL MARKETS.

The local markets open quiet this
week, and well supplied with all that
may be desired. So far there has been
no barrel poultry put on the market
that is, poultry shipped in from the
east. But local dealers fear that II
turkey prices are kept up here much
longer, the prevailing low prices back
east viii result IN the shipment west
Of large quantities OF barrel turkeys
which are never as desirable az the
home production. The wholesale price
down east Is IL cents. while In this
market il has been rs cents. But to-
day, the wholesale price here has
dropped to 10 cents. ana the retail price
is also tending downward, so imports
of turkey may be prevented Wild fowl
are practically down and out and the
season will soon close
There are fresh cars OF bananas. or
ange- and consgnments of figs and
dates. California cabbages, and quantl-
ties OF poultry and FISH on hand; but
celery Is scarce and Is likely 10 remain
high for the remainder Of the season.
Butter is declining-not IN strength, but
in price. while eggs are sitter than
ever. Tomatoes are up nickel per
pound. mushrooms are out Of the mar
kct. There is a steady spell on In grains
and folu. There win be a good de-
name as the week progresses FOR ever
greens Of all kinds, aud at good prices.
The prices obtaining In t0days markets
are as follows:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-11
DEVELOPING
HYDRO-CARBON.
R. N. Pope Pushing Things on
The Uintah Indian Res
ervatlon.
IS OPENING UP 100 CLAIMS.


r N. Pope the well known hydro
carbon mining man, Ia IN from the
I-intah reservation for short business
trip Mr.. Pope was one Of The first men
on the ground when prospecting VAS
admitted by the government prior 10
the opening. His intimate acqualnt-
ance With the country gave him an ad-
vantage which he was not backward IN
taking. The Rouen company, by special
permit had a number OF prospectors
out. These, Mr.. Pope says, held out
ON the company with the intention Of
locating later. Mr. Pope. however. was
10 be reckoned with, and the result IL
that he and his associates have now l00
claims Of valuable ground. OF these 81
are gilsonite. the remainder being ella
terte. He says there Is no big veins
either Of gilsonite OF elaterite on the
Uintah reservation. The largest one
OF elaterite ~ 40 inches In width and II
owned by the Rouen company. The
Pope crowd have the next largest which
is three feet In width. Mr., Pope has
had force nj men working on his
claims since the opening and has open
ed many OF the veins. He says he has
all the money needed TO develop the
ground, and that II Is his intention to
push things from now on. lie goes TO
the mines with 4 large force of men
and work viii be pushed all through
the winter. He expects 10 be a heavy
shipper of hydrocarbons during the
coming year
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-11
CALL MONEY
IS STILL HIGH.
Loans Made at 10 Per cent at
Opening Soon Advancing
To 10.
STOCKS RATHER IRREGULAR.
Moved up Ag2rcssiycly al Some Points
With Evidence OF Realizing
81 Others.

New York, Dec. .1l.--During the FIRST
hour prices In the stock market moved
aggressively upwards at some points
while in other stocks there WAS evidence
of realizing from the outset which be-
came general before the expiration OK the
hour Union Pacific rose an extreme p,
and reacted "a on the realizing move
ment Consolidated Gas gained ~, 81,
Paul and Atlantic Coast Line ? Reading
the Kansas City Southern stocks, Tonnes-
see Coal United states Reduction pre-
ferred and Peoples Gas ~. Sugar was
carried r. under Saturday. Pressed steel
Car, which rose J, reacted points. The
activity subsidized on the reaction.
Readng "a point jump carried some OF
the Coalers with H. Delaware x Hudson
rising 3. Erie ~. the second pfefcried 2
aud ontario and Western !. Pennsylvania,
Chicago Great Western and Wabash rose
St. Joseph and Grand Island . Pacific
Coal ~, I y. Rubber ~, the first pre-
fcrrcd 2 and tho second preferred a..
Theer were some rallies elsewhere but
other stocks weer affected SIN by rcali1-
ing. Tho Locomotive stocks, MetrOpOli-
tan Railwya, SiOss Sheffield steel and
l.insecd fell ] below Saturday aud Rail
way Steel Sprn IA. Loans were made on
cah Mt 10 per cent At the opening but ud-
yenced to Ii per cent
Bonds were Irregular ut noon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-11
PRODUCE.


Chicago, Dee, ll.--Docreased shipments
of wheat from Russia during the last
week had a bullish effect TO-DAY on the
local wheat market Favorable w-Athei
for the movement Of the crop IN IN.
United states has also completely oHsel
this Influence. As result the market
was slightly unsteady, after showing a
fair gain nj the opening shorts Were ac'
tive bidders early In the session, but thcl
demands were soon satisfied. May open
ed i.aii to n higher az SOS to s0l, solt
up 10 sgas ana then reacted to $50.
MINNEAPOLIS. Duluth and Chicago rc
ported receipts VI $50 cars against lile2 g
year ago.
west caused weakness I'm the corn market
May opened unchandged 10 Y lower a.
the corn market, May opened unchangrI
To ,, lower at iias a. a., sold on 70 li'e.
Oats were weak. May opened unchang,
ed to shade lower at 52s. TO a-0sPH ana
sold of to- 3!i.
Provisions were tribe easier bccaus,
pf a jdlp decline I'm the prlCr ~ i've
hogs. Trading WAS very quiet MAY PORK
was on shade ~ 1915, lard was down -.
at 40, and ribs wer" 2'4H5 lower at ~
NEW YORK
New York. Dec. H. sugar, raw, strong
Fnlr refining. 3 l-lffEp-, centrifugal .9
test 3as molasScs sugar, . 3'ltG2%
Refined Steady Crushed, J.p; powder
ed $50; graduated 40.
Coffee-StcadN. no, q y LILO
Butter Firm street price extra cmr 90
cry. 2id2pg: official prices creamery, com
mon TO extra, 1924, wc ton factory, com
mon 90 iirsts, Hftlla. western Initiation
creamery extras, lS'-ql9; do. tirsts' l'lg'l
Cheese Market steady state ful
creams 1874: do. late made average best
lia,; do. large T.; do, fair, llHllia
Eggs-Qulct. Western finest selected, u
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-11

solidated Mercur left for the camp this
morning.
Manager Crowthcr Of the Continental
Alta reports very cold weather at Alta.
Experiments are going on In Mex
leo To produce copper bullion directly
from the ore.
Henry krumb. one OF the engineers
OF the Guggcnheims is IN the city after
having examined properties in Nevada.
a stampede Is looked for to the Wal
ker River Indian reservation, which II
Is said viii be thrown open 10 miners
soon
- II. Pecry who has been at the Holy
cross Hospital for some weeks recov-
ering from an operation, IL now at his
home.
Manager Meats ana President Black
Of Inc Latham, Nevada. viii be in the
cltN ths week to place orders for ma
chInery.
According 10 director Hasbrouck. the
Copper GLANCE mine at bingham, Is
looking fine, Miners are now engaged
In blocking out ores,
H. ]. shefe Of New York is at the
hnutsford. IIe II on his way 70 Search
lighI Nevada. where he is heavily In
'trested IN mining properties.
The ossiaed man has been outdone
by the copper woman according to the
New York Herald. The story Is OF a
woman caught IN ''cave-ln," in a oop-
per mine centuries ago in Chile. She
had turned To copper
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-11
BEAVER DEVELOPMENTS
work Progressing Finely on tie Lulu
Md frisco Contacts.

Mcssrs Ryan RohlGug and Tibbls.
who went To- Beaver county Ia exam
inc some long Idle properties have re-
turned. TaeN report that the weather
was $50 cold that tae object oft this yls-
It was I'm "a measure defeated, The
mines thew went south tO examine
we're the Rebel, the Mammoth and the
81. M1ry's. Mr. Byer Is interested in
these ana 70 deal is presumably on.
The properties ATE old ones and haya
long been idlr and are 200 poor shape
for examination. Another trip. how
ever. viii Doe made when the gentlemen
nupc to- accomplish their task.
Will" south they inspected the Lulu
and Frisco Contact mines iu which
Massrs. Ryan and RohlOng are inter-
cstrd They state that 90 dritt along
the yolu from the 500 level is being run
ana that the indications ot % strike are
very assuring
At the Frisco Contact the shaft is
down nearly 500 feet. going down ON
the hanging WalL When the zoe foot
level U.s. reached % dran viii be- run 70
catch the Vein. Both of thesr proper
ties orr ueighbors OF the Horn silver
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-11

lots is and ~ block /. Linden park j
Katie McHenry to Carl Holder, quit
claim deed, part Of section ). town
shin south, range west ,...,..,
f.. ". Wilson to Theodore Schoro-
der, part lot T. block a. plat B....,,.
John Byard 10 L. w. Snow, lots y
and q. block 3, Perkins add ton,
carl 4. Eek 20 Twenty-fith Coop.
Of Church OF J. C. OF J.. y. S.,
lots AZ etc, block 10, city Park,
Thomas Price to Lewis Critchley,
part lot 4, block ,, Lynch x Glass -
mans sub, ,... ...,.,......-.,-..' -'
George II Tmglcy ana wife 20 W. u.
Erickson, land IN section :, town
shin south. range cast.r......,
Lorenzo Williams and wife to Orson
Sanders, laud In section :, township
, south. range | cast ..,....,..,....
James Hughes ct al 10 Joseph
Geoghcgan. lot g. block 10 plat z.
W. r. Burnside and wife 10 Glen II.
Boutwell, ct al. lot 3, East Side