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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-23
COCO ROADS CONVENTION.
Holding Their Annual Meeting at the
Portland Exposition.

Portland. Ore. June % The an.
naai convention OF the National Good
Roads association. the first of the
gatherings Of national Importance TO
meet In Portland this year. At y, m,
today. began It's nrst session In festi.
val hall at the Lewis ana Clarke ex'
position grounds.
Promptly on the hour President w.
II. Moore. OF the association, assembled
the speakers platform aud took his
place with important personAges In
the good roads movement oregon's
principal officers and Portland's prom.
lnent business men surrounded him.
When the opening selection OF the ad'
miRlstration band had concluded. Colo
mel Moore formally called the organ
iEatiOn 10 order This act was hardly
accomplished when the proceedings
were interrupted by the arrival Of D.
Il. Huss dust.begrImmN from travel
who had just reached the Lewis and
Clark grounds In an automobile from
New York. bearing letter from Me-!
lille r. stone, general manager OF
the Associated Press TO the president
OF the Lewis and Clark exposition
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-23
sIO MORTGAGES FoREcLOsEO.
Property Of the international Packing
Company viii BE Sold.

Chicago, june 2f.-The property Of
the international Packing company
has been ordered sold under foteclos-
ure proceedings TO satisfy claims Of
Ss.s77. 900.
The company was formed dozen
years ago 10 take over the business OF
several OF the smaller concerns at the
stock yards. II Is the original corpora.
ton In the packing industry, but has
as the holder in trust Of most OF thu
compauy's bonds, the Illinois Trust
and Savings bank, represented that
no interest had been paid on the
81, 900 bond issue since 1896. and
sought to have the mortgage fore.
closed. Minority interests made
charges Of fraud and sought By an
injunction to prevent the sale. The
stockholders also entered the tight.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-23

Nine People Were Wounded sy Balls
from HE oun--lnsane Man Wac
BArrieadsd In His Room and Dshsd
the Crowd.
San Francisco, June 22.-After hold.
ing one thousand persons &C bay tor
two hours In Eddy street early today.
shooting nine people AID defying tne
police, Thomas Lsbb. a maniac. killed
himself.
The dead are:
Thomas Lebb.
The wounded:
W. S. HOFFMAN, shot three times.
G. 7. CheyalliS. shot In the eye.
W. Jones. wounds In the cheek.
Bniil Roberts. a boy. shot In the leg.
Quong DO, Chinese, rifle bullet In
hand.
George A. Delaughton, ulne wounds.
Vicente Romantic. shot In cheek and
ear.
Joseph LarrIbee. two shots In chin
one In hp. others in shoulder. face
and arm.
Policeman Patrick KRssah, shot in
the cheek while firing from adjoIn
ing room. Seven shots passed through
his helmet.
The insane man was barricaded In
his room on the fourth noor Of the
United states hotel, l23 Eddy street.
Lebb went 70 the hotel last night,
This morning he began thro9ipg fur
niture FROM the windows to tho street.
Several persons narrowly eScaped BE-
ing struck. Then he began nrlus
shotgun. Ne placed $50 and si00
bills in the mugzle OF the weapon aud
fragments OF the paper were scattered
over the street. The big crowd
quickly gathered. and hundreds OF men
we're prevented from passing the place
by fear Of being killed
Street car lraiic was entirely sus
pended. after one car had been fred
upon, and its windows broken.
Police Lieutenant Green rushed a
strong squad 10 the scene among toe
oaicers being Ave members OF tho
crack rife team Of the department
They were unable 10 accomplish any
thing. however. ~ the maniac Sas
strongly lntrenched IN his room and
appeared to have an unlimited amount
Of amunition.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-23
FATHER SHOOTS HIS COW.
BOY wss psfsnSlns 4ls Sister Whsn
10 WHs W00ndsd.

Boy Was Defending hls sister when
10 WHs Wo1nded.
Roberta. Ga. June IA. q. spill
Iers. . farmer living about miles
from town. late yesterday afternoon.
shot and painfully wounded hIa 500.
william epilleTS,
Mas splileFs. q Erown dauGhtsT 81
A. q. spiiiers. was assisting her faith.
"a IN packing peaches and asked that
shs Be allowed 90 oents. Hsr faith.
o. became angry ssd threatsnsd 10
slap the face 81 the yeune woman.
uhsrsupoa Der brother told Mr.. SOIL.
Isrs be could not DO 20 while be was
prssent
This - GaEsred The father that be
knoeke6 the son aown vita an empty
ernts. E0t klt Eun aaS SHOT hin. Fof.
tunaisly. the shot we're ANAL aad the
lad entere1 the yOuaa naan's len arm.
oss Or two psIists enfsrtas ne hFeas,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-23
SAVE VERMONT FNoa DISGRACE.
5000 oWsrsS 10 othelsls n They Give
Me-. Roger Polaon.

Windsor. VI. June 22.--A .sttsr c0a
tanning poison and making al ourr
Of $1,000 n the substance we're gIysh
to Mr Mary A. Rogers, Who u 10 be
hanged here Friday for The murder %
her husband. was received By SuperiR.
lendsnt Lowell. OF the stats prtuE0h,
today.
The letter Was turned over 10 the
federal authorities The letter bore
no signature bat WAs nailed at DOslOn
yesterday, according 90 the postnaFk
Oh the envelope u says the writer
wished 20 save the state Of vermont
and all S0manklnd from this impeHd'
lng aiagraes. and requested Mr. Lowell
10 arrange for Mrs. Rogers 70 take
tks povdsF Which vas enclosed. prom
lslsE that n the saiiows h cheated
on Friday. 60 mail BIN t~o 81 900 bills
TIE writer says 10 further details
are desired 10 Insert, q psfsonal 10 .
csrtain Boston paper 70 "Justies
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-23

Atlanta. June 11,--Ths sbaaal go.
vsutlon oi the Georgia STATE Ee1sra'
tiSu Of Labor VII eonvsns tails mora.
lag In The ball Of The Atlanta FsdsTa'
ti0a Of Trades. tth North FoFsyth
street Tha pfeera@ WAieh has been
sTuagsa fer the opening exercises h
VSEy sishorsss aaa n ineladss am0u6
fhs Mt ~ speakers soss % the most
pfominsnt mep In the state
,, n y5swtst. psssiesat Of the A.
laaaa BedeEntioa ~ Trades. SiH pFS
Sc ever tbs nsstlsG ne afSf
spsaksr - - called spOs viii BE- 0ov.
efnoF teeeph ~ Terrell roliSwiaa
HIN win eoas 10 tasesssioa Aayos
lanes q. WeedwaFd and 0thsf pfomL
seat osoggisns
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-23

CAieago. Jaas f3,-TNs Era SERIOUS
stFfts aiaurasg N sSme tins seegrFsd
todag whsa 20 wasDns bssensip9 10
ne Anesiess KzprVss es@ssag eers
hloeknasa ~ the tsamsisrs e Van
Bufan an6 ciintoa streets a 6epssg
sheriff - ons - the UAGona eecA IN
Fsiaa SO tri-1 - drive ssoal1 the
eoafrartisn. bsi 10 ths sasSea swerys
= pstestrian We hnoehsd aoWn. a
lsrsB eFawd Ekfhefs1 saa bsasn %
Slsr anf rhrrsfsn chs dspgfg. 90
hufssmssd pfta sinsesitT ~ erlvlna .
nipck neTth. bsf hers 80 espwd hs9
erown - ssess sd tsreafeAfss fhaf
Ne oHeps uns samptiie1 - efsW ~
rasarsf ms heit ~ go 4 easna
aHsa q esElsai ~ 4 $500 ~ peae|
eha spegsFs a. elpwS
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-23
Ashslsssa Alest 10 Indlanapell..

Indianapolis. juno 21.-oYer four
hundred athletes we're within hearing
distance when the national salute that
marked the beginning Of the hrst day
Of the festival a. The North American
oymnAstic unioa vas Sired By TIE Ger
maa Veteran association. schedulsa
call fog IL special trains 10 arrive
here today bringing "a carloads Of
oermaa-Amsrtean athletes 20 paStici.
pate IN The festival. the opening event
Of which yin tsks place this evening.
TIE athletes viii Be housed "a tssts
Al ne state fair grounds. trained 10
TIE hour for the physleai contssta.
which viii take place tonaorrow. m.
Dag and Saturday.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-23
husband shot; WIfs Arre.,ed.

New York. June 22.-Edward W
Crane. OF East New York, is dying
in a Brooklyn hospital from a bull.
let wound IN the back Of his head
His young wife was taken In charge
by the police. Crane 10 81 year old and
has lived for some time in the modest
cothge where he was shot. He re-
fused TO make any statement when
told that his end was near Mrs.
Crane was taken to the station where
the police say she declared that her
husband came home late. started a
quarrel aud threatened 10 Kill her. In
scuffle over q revolver which he
held. she said he was shot How the
bullet happened to strike Crane in the
back OF the head the young woman
refused 70 tell.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-23
To Psrpstusts G. A. r.

Dcrver. Colo. June 22.---For the
purpose Of pepretuating the name OF
the Grand Army OF the Republic. a
society called the Cons Of the Grand
Army OF the Republic has been called
In this city. One hundred names
have been placed on the charter roll.
The charter will be extended 20 all
cities and towns in the country ~ rap
idly a possible. The requirement for
membership is that a man must be a
direct descendant TO one who has
fought In The civil war. Leo w,
Kennedy. Of Denver. has been chosen
president and william c. FerriIl..
state curator. secretary.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-23

ornnd Eoska. n. D.. Juss fe.--BertnI
ASS. AGED %. kilied himsslf 10 sAs
eoanty Jan esriag tie mgnins "a .
novel msnner. Ne twisted the chaln
n . toilss FUS@ arosnf Me nssk.
lsannd forxaFd and stnnaisd 20 aealh.
wNes 10unA b saeEiE TuFnsy ~ vss
sian1lng simoss apnsks. aa1 the
chaln eRvs way 81 ths hrst losch
Ass shovsG sasna a inaaniy q year
ago
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-23
GENERAL oMAYA.

mulIntzu. 20 miles northwest OF wei
yuanpaomen and drove the enemy
back on his positions on the Kirn
road.
Further north another force. the
eame day dislodged the enemy froS>
Yangtsu pass and the vioinities 10
miles north Of weiyuanpaomen and
occupied q line OF hills northwest OF
che same place.
In the ChaRgtu direction our force
advanced along the railroad and dis
lodged the snemy's cavalry and In.
fantry holding an emineBce 2 miles
north Of the ShahotEu railroad station
and took possession OF a line OF hills
eoatA OF SuimatEn and Is miles nrth.
aast OF ChAngtu June 10. The station
was wound to be demolished Our
ensualtlas were four men wounded.
TIE enemy left 10 coFpses. including
are body Of IN oficer and tnree horses
killed.
Our force captured one machine sun
and one horse. The enemy's loss must
haze been heavy.
Our force advancing on the Feng.
ava road after . vigorous nght vita
tRfentry and artillery from three IN
ne morning Of June IL dlsiodged the
<nsmy from PeifAngehengkoa. 10 miles
Aonfheast OF Hsiticnchian and occupied
nfosso O'Clock the same morning lea.
tfankou. 10 miles north Of chnngtu
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-23

0ytma. Ga. Jsas ~ --JShs Oliver.
geang Stns mas she lives asaf
otshard Hsl. fhis eOuaiy. bFohs his
arm 2os6sy. TSh "a ths ikiFtSthifd
tfne 10 hss bFgksn Ms sfls % Lee.
w. hsa Shs, are called s0n boass.
aBa eKs stana 80 fail ~ strain. tiis
iers and afms are 10 . Fes5 erooks1
a.m1ifiaa SOC sn4 ~ eislns fhae ~
bolss lhs soFi4s record Or hshsn
ltalAA
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-23

0Fifan. Ga. Juns f5s--PsFi1ss con.
InE from ssaF holsra 10 oFiasn 70
poy too Eess psgFoes aea1 - . -.
sult q the sHesfsaea rss aaisfSeS
iron Warn npFfsGs - AtAania Ths
o@eass - HsaFy eespiT ase hespan,
onsA have bssn ysrY aetive snl ma6s
Ga moes arrests Tuesday. Abogf ~
havs bssa arrested noe snd ~ ~
a. Meroaossb n fsiL saperisr eeaFt
asas cot nssf tksTs Rsfii ogeaesg.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-23

MEin. a.. 1uns 11,-hfsrSssss lGan
esatuszl asse - yesss. rnshe1 h ffsnf
g . faas tram e. IN Northwep,sra
rad ane pailae 1-ysaFois Ysznt ilo@-
10 fluD the isnrk isst - tfnls %
ne - ba1y ffuni inseast dsafh
To gaseaar uns knncaet aewB a.
$500 paFi - g. seasne e. ahs nprnnr
fsnm 81 flarss 80 msee enesss ~
~ Wa2 * ssIsm lapsWs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-23
SWEDISH RlKspAo IN SESSION,
King Oscar opens Meeting with the
Uausl Ceremony


uaasl Ceremony.
Stockholm, Sweden, June 22.-The
extraordinary session OF the riksdag
summoned by King Oscar TO deal with
the momsntCus question raised by
Norway's declaration dissolying the
union, met for business today. A
foreCasted by the Associated Press
yesterday, the government immediate.
ly introduced hin asking for All
thor.zatiuu TO enter into NEGOTIATIONS
with the Norwegian s'orlhing and
draw up conditional settlement oi
the questions involving The separation
of the heretofore dual Kingdom,
The session Vas opened by Klng
Oscar In person, with the usual core
monial. T'he hing made speech from
the throne In which be protested
against the charges that by violation
of the constitution be- had provoked
me steps taken by Norway.
In tho council nf state which sane.
toned the Introduction of the bin IN
the rlksdaE dealing with the crisis
both the tlng aud the premier were
on the side Of a pacific solution
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-23

Philadelphia Jsns ft-~TAs esty
Trun sps safe DEsgsii eompsay. q
ats sify. sipsed ss snosa toaay zee
kns soas TITO ne kas6s - = tsm
porsTy TsesissF A aetles was pssisa
sisaed ~ A 4. TsA.as. setisG Fseaipeg
slatine 49, fte ffuaf ppapaaY 49,
seen sasaaf ~ oFdef ~ ekt aGnkl4e
asssstness q Fsasgisskls.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-23

the coast Of northeast Korea and are
apparently moving on Possiet bay, 50
miles southeast OF vladivostok, 40
cording 10 q Times dispatch from 81.
Petersburg. A large aeet q trans
ports have sailed from 9ensan for
Viadlvostok.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-23
JApAnEss eoNrlsUs ADVANCE.
ghs Rvsslaas Hsvs Been complsssly
outnankaa.

Lonaon. jane 23.--Ths corrsspon.
ssnt Of the Daily Telegraph a. Toxic
1ends The following:
~Tne Iapanese are containing their
tletosious advance IN ManchuFia. Tao
Hnasians have been compieieiy out-
Nsnksa on both winSs. and news 81
.sstAnsse Victories may b sKpectsS
1korfls.
me Japanese have coastasrabls
1&as haif a million msn IN The aslt-
HHsls prslinlnary opssstioAs begsn
a. haeh a. May -.
Emo magnInesut anneancsneais
|s kean m16s. the ara thst ths
&ntas consll seasr1l has iniofUse
aiessoy % i1HaK Kisng nat A.
~ rnn'a HgaadrOn tntsnas %
fhe YaAsss river: ane ne seS.
at the EAailsh sgsA4rea a
nmz wfl pruceed ~ Wei ma
heckh pfsrios az sAAssSna
- 1ups -
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-23
BATTLE IMMINENT
IN THE FAR EAST
Japanese Continue To Force
Russians Norihward.
OPTICAL D,spArcH TO TOXIC

Japaness Capital Receives News From
TIRE Msnehurlan ArSny--BelIsVed that
oyams Intends to Strike LIassiteh
crVshins Blow.
Toxic, June a1.-4 ,. m.-The fol-
lowing oaicial dispatch was received
today from the headquarters Of the
JApanese army in Manchuria:
In the direction OF Wei Yuan Pao-
men. our detachment occupied Yeng-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-23
STEPS BEING TAKEN
FOR AN NMlSTICE
Negotiations Are Now In Pro.
grsss Says Report.
PRESIDENT 10 MUCH INTERESTED

Conference Between American ANnbSs.
SAdOr at st. Petersburg and Russian
otfelAls-Ths Text Of Which ls Not
Revealed.
Washington, June eat Is lntimat.
ed In ottclal circles here that pego
tlations are proceeding looking to al
armlsticV between Japan aud RuAslA
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-23
MANIAC RAN ANUCK
IN SAN FRANCISCO
With Pistol Held q Thousand
People At Bay.
THEN Ne coMMtrrED SUICIDE

Nine People Were Wounded sy Balls
from HE oun--lnsane Man Wac
BArriesdsd In His Room and Dshsd
Nk. Cro..sd
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-03-10
Barker Case Continued,

The hearing of the motion for a new
trial IN the Barker murder case was to
have come up in the supreme court
Tuesday. Owing to the fact that one
of the justices of the supreme court
was compelled to be absent or account
Of the death of his mother, the case
was continued until the next term,
which convenes March 81, the mem
bers of the court deeming it unwise to
take action in so important a ease ex-
cept by the entire membership of the
court. The delay i'm the case is un
avoidable and, though the wait will be
"A short one, many people are disap-
pointed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-03-10

soldiers organized a Sons of Veterans
camp, to be known as II. s. Haley
camp No. %, with the following chart
er members: v. b Fulton, John r.
Wilcox, M. s Marsh, Flo yd Reynolds,
Henry Ludlow, Lee Tinker, Irving
Cummings, Paul Phares,s Frank Span
ogle, Will Brown The instituting
officers we're S w. Coglizer of Weep
ing Water, colonel of the Nebraska
division, and f L. Thomas, captain
of George II. Thomas camp, of North
Auburn. Vic Fulton was elected
captain, Frank Spanogle first lieu
tenant, Floyd Reynolds second lieu
tenant.
GUIDE RoCK-The citizens have sub
scribei funds for the placing of a tenn
porary bridge across the river. -. The
question of saloons or no saloons is
agitating the people of this city. The
washout near here has been repaired
aud trains are able to get through.
COwLES- Our town is at present
without "a resident minister. .... Rev.
Hampton preached here last Sunday
800. James Barcus of Guide Rock
last week purchased lumber here to
build a house .... Among the late
arrivals are Mr.. Endly from Guide
Rock, Mr.. Busick, a brother of our
grain dealer, and a brother of M. P.
Hurd.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-03-10
The kemDtOnS.

The Kempton Komedy Kompany,
which has been showing at the opera
house all week, is one of the best popu-
lar price shows on the road. Their
repertory includes only standard
comedy. dramas, and for several of
these they carry their own special
scenery. The company has been play
ing to crowded houses, and everyone
seems to enjoy the performances. To-
night the company will present "The
County Fair Neil Burgess great NC
cess. In "The County Fair" there are
none of the "mushy" love scenes so
common in comedy-drama. The story
is a beautiful one. OF two waits who are
given Il home by "A pious maiden lady,
and they repay her by saving her home
from the clutches of an avarcious
neighbor, through the the instrument
tally of her colt, "Cold Molasses,'
which the boy in the play trains and
enters for the races at 1.-The county
fair" The horror of aunt Abigail
when she sees her colt led into the
stretch, is turned into rejoicing when
he wins the race and lifts the mort
gage. The play is brimful of comedy
Of the most wholesome kind and
should be seen to be appreciated
Saturday afternoon there will be a
matinee for women and children, nj
which time the company will present
"A Guilty Mother and the engage
ment will close with the performance
Saturday night.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-03-10
IHl4h School BANQUET.

Thursday night the high school
seniors gave the annual banquet to
the juniors. The usual manner of
entertaining was departed from, The
eleventh grade and teachers of the
high school were guests of the Twelfth
grade at a theater party. The three
teachers, eighteen girls and nine boys
Of the two classes occupied a section
of thirty seats at the opera house dec
Grated with the class colors. After the
close Of the performance the party
adjourned TO Bense's restaurant,
where a banquet was served.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-03-10
Caucus Calls.

The republican voters of the First
ward of Red Cloud city are requested
to meet at Birkner building opposite
Miner Bros, store, at S o'clock p. m,
March ID, 1905, t. elect twelve dele.
gates to the city convention to be held
at the court house March IA, 1905.
GEO. +. NEwHoUsE, Chairman.
The republican voters of the Second
ward of Red Cloud city are requested
to meet at the Fireman's hall March
18th, 1905, at s o'clock p. m, to elect
seventeen delegates to the city conven-
ton to be held at the court house
March IA, 1905. f S CARRIER,
Chairman
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-03-10
Convention Call.

The delegates to the republican city
convention are requested to meet at
the court house, Tuesday, March l4th,
1905, at 8 o'clock p. M, to place in
nomination the following officers:
One mayor.
One councilman, 1st ward.
One councilman, 2nd. ward.
One clerk.
One treasurer.
One police judge.
Two members school board, full Y
term.
One member of school board, to fill
vacancy.
Representation based on the vote
cast for President Roosevelt; and also
to transact such other business as may
lawfully come before the convention.
GEO. II. OvERING, ID. II. KALEY,
Secretary. Chairman.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-03-10
STOREY CLOTHES 81;

Donald, wd, sw4 and So nw4
2-4-l2 5000
Clara Wolfe and husband to A
w Holmgrain, wd, lots % to "a
blk %, Smish Il Moore's add
to Red Cloud ........... ..... $50
Silas CARRIER and wife to VIM
Wolf, qcd, lots l, 2, 3, 6, 7 and 8
blk Z, CARRIERS add to II Co.. )
Chas Hunter and wife to Daisy
Cloud, wd, W. mel 2~2-2-12..... l
Dell A Golf and husband to L X
Brownell, qcd, sw4 ID 1l...... 1000
Lillian B Waster to L X Brown
ell, qcd, 400
Mike Depeisse to j w Garner,
wa, nw4 3i-2-l2... $3.50
a f Harris and wife to George
Harris, wd. nw4 4-1-l0........ 1850
Carrie f Dewey to Geo Amack,
wd, lots l and . and 50 ned
i-l-lo 80. lDJO
Martin kaufman to Susan II Ba-
ker, wd, part sci S-4-11........ $500
Same to same, wd, pit se4 SAIL. 5
John Gilbert and wife to VIM ii
Dixie, wd, e2 sw4 11.4-9. ....... 24OO
Aaron Fry to Rosa f. Sutton, wd,
50 50 sec 90 and W. mel 29-2-11 1900
VIM Kincher to John II Conyer,
wd, NJ sw4 and So nwi 1929. 1900
Emma G Grusel and husband to
NJ w JIarI al I-@,
and 26, blk II, and lots 10 and
II, blk 6, Blue Hill. ........ 2225
State of Nebraska to Adolph
Giger, deed, part e2 ne4 lilo 500
Chas M Smith to Frank Lam
born, wd, lot 6. blk 3, CARRIERS
add to Red Cloud. ..........
Jno + w Beetow to Ezra M Let
ner, wd, ne4 33-4 II .......... 460O
+ ID McCabe to Alexander Klalt,
wd, e2 74-l2..... ............ 5000
Rosa r Sutton to Nellie M Nc
Clure, wd, W. nw4 and nei nw4
and nw4 sw4 20-2-l1. .......... 34OO
G l. Columbia to Martha l. Co
lumbia, wd, part lot 7 in AL 4 1900
Geo l. Columbia to Martha A
Columbia, wd, part m ..... 1900
Richard keagle to Caroline Kea-
gle, will, e2 nei 20-l-ll........
A w Lamborn to Geo X McCrary
and j p Hale, wd, nw4 and e2
sw4 l0-2-l2.. 5000
Total 40 1870
Mortgages filed Sl4, 700 O..
Mortgage, released, $500
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-03-10
Real Estate Transfers.

Transfers for week ending Wednes.
day, Mch. 3, furnished by j. II. Bailey
of Webster County Abstract company.
M l. Rothrock to LC Ruby, wd,
lots 2, 3 and 4 in 1-l-l2........ $500
Barthold Koehler to G w Me-