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The San Francisco call., 1905-04-01
SAGE WILL
NOW TAKE
A HOLIDAY
Noted Financier De-
CideS to Leave
Wall Street.
s2e.eial pf.aa.eh s rhe call.


NEW YORK, March 31.-Russel
Sage mas at last decided to quit busi-
ness. life. Upon the verge. of the grave,
he VIII now take holiday and the
street Will know him no more. save
as memory.
The old family country house is be-
ing put in readiness at Lawrence. oD
Long Island shore, for it has been de-
-ternlined by Mrs. Sage TO take her hus-
band there in a few days to remain
through the summer, in the hope Of
fighting off the last CALI a few years,
at least. for within the past month the
aged inancier has been close to death
several times.
At the Sage city home in Fifth ave.
nue. many old friends called to extend
congratulations to Sage, for he was
able to be out of bed to-day to receivs
them Each caller remained but few
moments, for the patient has been for
hidden excite ment by his physicians
That he has recovered sufficiently to
receive callers is the result, his friends
declare. of the quiet and abstemious
life that he has letl- That man should
reach the age of SS. with faculties un-
impaired in oite Of the wear and tear
of wall-street life, is little short of
marvellous.
"A man is old at 80. stale at 40 and
dead at 80. runs a Wall-street adage.
II is not so with Sage. however. fos
from so to 20 ne was master Of the
street"
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-01
SPILLANE'S AF,FIDAVITS -. ?,
\: CONFUSE CIGAR DEALERS
Proof That CompIainants Sell Pools
Results in Continuance OF Suits 81
4 {. . for Lii juncti s. S; '3...s sss

3 + About a.: dozen. Gig store keepers
appeared sin. Judge Seawell IS "a epart-
ment of the Superior Court yesterday
TO press their suits for perpetual n
functions restraining the police from
blockading their places of business.
They were met in eac h. case, however.
by aff1davits filed by acting Chief
Spillane. in which the affiants set
forth that they have direct evidence
to establish the contention of the po-
lice that the plaintiff cigar dealers
are engaged in pool selling
This unlocked for turn of affairs
had the effect of somewhat embar-
RAISING the cigar dealers and their
counsel. with the result that they
asked for a continuance until Monday
that they might more closely examine
the affidavits and meet them with
counter affidavits. Judge Seawell
granted the motion, but said that if
the plaintiffs are not ready to pro-
ceed on Monday the court will dis
solve the temporary restraining or
ders heretofore issued. This will per-
NIT the police to again take up their
vigil in front of the stores of the COM
plainants.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-01
NVESTORS'
DREAMS ARE
SHA AIIERED
Bio Financial Bubble
Bursts, Bringing
Woe to Many.

# BOSTON. March. 3t-There will be.
woe among the thousands of invest
ors scattered all over the Middle
West and New England States, with
many hundreds of other subsidiary
companies through the West, When the
details of the collapse of the $1,000. GOD
financial bubble, the Ubero Plantation
Company, the Consolidated Ubero
Plantation Company and allied con-
Germs becomes known. The two COM
nnitteeS are now fighting in the Ubero
Plantation Company, demanding an
Investigation of its operations. In this
company nearly s600,Oc0 has gone into
the scheme, which had for its object
The raising of rubber. coffee and other
exotics on land owned by the concern
in Mexican jungle. In the second
company. the Consolidated UberO,
nearly 50 OG0. .000 worth of bonds have
been sold through the United States
Enormous sums have been spent IN ad-
vertising, and half-page advertise
ments brought in a rush of business.
In the main corporation 10 per cent
dividends were paid for a time, but
these ceased. and now the stockholders
are clamoring to. learn what mas be-
come of their money.
w. II. owen of Logansport. Ind. for
mer Congressman. from Indiana and
at one time Secretary of State. was the
originator Of the scheme upon which
the Ubaro pyramid was built. and as
sociatcd with him were +. II. Nebeker,
former United States Treasurer: f..
T. Borges. a Westerner; Victor F..
Setter. Logansport~ : W.. / Overstreet.
New York. and various prominent men
who lent their names Owen formed
the original Ubero company in Indiana
in $780,
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-01
MARRIAGE ENDS
In A TRAGEDY

MALONE, N. Y, March 31.-Sumner
Hazen, a bridegroom of a week. and
John Hall, his wife's brother, are dead
as the result of an exchange ofs pistol
shots at Halls home. When ! Hall
learned that Hazen and his sister were
to be married he warned Hazen that he
would resort TO violence If necessary
to prevent the ceremony. The newly
married couple nevertheless, started
for visit to the brides broth er s
home. They had hardly crossed She
threshold before Hall fired a bullet
into his brother-in-la laws body as
Hazen fell ne returned the shot. Both
men died within few hours
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-01
KIDNAPPED BOY
SERIOUSLY Ill
Special Dispatch. to The Call.

CHICAGO, March 31.-Frank Ely
Rogers, the youth who figured in the
Ely Rogers kidnapping case. Is serious
ly iii with scarlet fever All inquirers
to-day at the boarding place of his
parents, 691 Washington boulevard,
were given this information.
The lad had been i'll ever since he re-
turned to Evanston last Sunday, after
his strange absence of fours years, but
the nature Of his malady was not cor
rectly diagnosed. No further informa-
ton concerning the whereabouts of
Miss Ely has been received. All at
tempts to question the boy have been
abandoned owing to his illness.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-01
RECEPTION AT GIBRALTAR.
German Emperor the Guest of the
English Governor.

A-AA-eSAA1AA N1CN ADCA~
GIBRALTAR, March 31.-The steam
ship Hamburg, with Emperor William
on board. arrived at her moorings at 6
O'Clock this evening. AS she entered
the harbor the British Mediterranean
feet hoisted the German ensign, the
blnejackets manned ship and the war
vessels fired a royal salute. This was
followed Dy salute from the land bat
teries. The feet and the land stations
were dressed with bunting in honor of
the imperial visitor. The Governor,
Field Marshal Sir George Stuart White.
end his staff Immediately went on
board the Hamburg and welcomed his
Majesty.
Owing to the lateness Of his arrival
Emperor William decided to omit a
drive through the town, as had been
arranged for this afternoon At 8
O'Clock this evening, attired in a Brit
ish field marshaIs uniform, the EN-
peror landed and was received by Ma
5or Agnes and the German Consul. The
Emperor inspected the Guards of Hon
or, the Yorkshire Infantry and the
Munster Fusiliers, which were drawn
up at the convent. the official residence
of the commander in chief.
Governor White gave a dinner party
70 the Emperor and sixty guests of
honor. with a garden party and recep-
ton afterward. Meanwhile the German
Consul gave a dinner to a large party
from the Hamburg.
The British royal yacht Victoria and
Albert. with Queen Alexandra on
board. sailed from Gibraltar at noon.
The German cruiser Prinz Freid-
erich Karl, escorting the Hamburg
American liner Hamburg. with Em-
peror William on board, collided with
the British battleship Prince George in
going alongside the new mole to-day.
The Prince George will be docked.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-01
CARRIE VAIN
LOSES Her SUIT

PARIS, March 31.-The Civil Tribunal
of the Seine to-day formally announced
its decision in the case of Carrie Swain,
the American actress, against Frank
Gardner, the American sportsman in
ner's wife.
The court rejects the plaintiffs claims
and says the correspondence between
the parties shows that no marriage ex-
listed The defendants obligation,
therefore. was only moral. The decision
also rejects the defendants counter
claim for damages on the ground that
he had not established the plaintiff s
bad faith.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-01
WINS FORTUNE
In The MINES
speeial pIapateh . rhe c.Il.

DENVER. Colo. March T.-W. r.
Bond. formerly a clerk in the Denver
and Rio Grande general offices. who
reached Goldheld. New. last Septem-
Der with so cents in cash. returned to-
dav wearing diamonds and carrying
mining stock worth several hundred
thousand dollars Bond > mines be-
came Noted because their location,
nearly three miles from GoIdheld. ex
tended the known mineral territory OF
the camp just that much He owns a
controlling interest in the Dixie Mining
Company, operating one Of the richest
nroperties in the new camp, the Tin
horn group. and is also at the head OF
a prominent brokerage and promotion
flza.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-01
GRAND JURY GRLLLJ POLICE BOARD
t Noe agrees to Join IN Crusade to Stamp Out Poo

The Police Commission
ers walked the carpet be-
fore the Grand Jury last
night. There were many
things in the way OF
neglect to enforce the law
that the board. was called
on to explain. Much at
tention was given to the
poolroon matter. The
Grand Jury's demand that
the gambling places must
be closed was acceded to,
and a vigorous campaign
on the part of the Police
Department, acting in Co
operation with the inquis-
itorial body, is to begin
forthwith. The confer
ence was conducted in a
spirit OF good nature. and
the> exciting proceedings
looked for did not ma
terialize.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-01

Continued on Page ?. Column 4.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-01

Forecas; made al san Francisco for
thirty hours ending midnight. Apr;.
/. 1905:
San Francisco and vicinity-Fsi-
SATURDAY: I;Eh1 north winds.
A c. McADIE.
District Forecaste-.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-01
FRANCE HOLDS FIRM.

Delcasse Says Nation VIII Not Alter
Moroccan Policy.
PARIS. March 3L-Foreign Minister
Delcasse made a significant speech in
the Senate this afternoon. evidently de-
signed 10 meet questions in connection
with the visit Of Emperor William TO
Tangier to-day The Minister spoke
with moderation, but his closing dec
laration that resistance in interested
quarters would not cause France TO
Continued on page ?. Column 1.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-02-11
PERRY AND DAVIS MET IN
POLICE COURT YESTERDAY

There in the District Magistrates yesterday
afternoon when Supreme Court Justice A. Perry and At
George A Davis faced each other in involving fee
SI25o Perry something like
meeting Greek To Davis the presence of Attorney Perry
bative per The in question about follows:
One Nasconcees about year ago Attorney Cunha
asked what he would take property OF the
Dowse Estate outside the city. Mr.. Cunha according the
He said he would cash and
wait for the remainder for weeks until clear title from the
could be obtained Vasconcee had only his
pocket and paid that and the day back with $50
The three weeks passed title Months passed and merged
Vasconceles said Mr. Cunha time and
again and finally Mr. Cunha proposed him per for
the loan of the Vaconcees took Attorney Coea his
confidence and they visited Mr. Cmha where Mr. Davis also had
said have the heights OF eloquence noise
fact Nasconceles stated the stand Davs
ton whether he could understand his English
We'll [ can understand little, but you talk loud"
Amid the general litter which followed
in his oratorical manner:
Yes do talk sometimes talking they heard
IN in Washington"
Every time Mr. Perry make objection Mr..
also and asked the make the Hon
down. When Mr. Perry Portuguese interpreter had not
interpreted word
Hon. A Perry has right himself above interpreter
whom he himself selected be the interpreter this
how who is before this the
When the OF conflict subsidized brought that
when satisfaction could be
Vasconcees had and retained Mr.
representative 1t is said that this deposited
800 IN bank and notified Naconcees that
credit of "A Perry When Judge out check to
the the bank notified him
isheed the Davis for Mir Cuna wanted fee of s12
of the
Davis particularly reference to Judge Perry
when he said: What Perry late OF the rnre
Bench, doing in a little $3.50 CASE"
Judge Whitney decided the Vasconceles and
against Davis, An appeal noted
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-02-11
OUR CABLE STATION.
Continued from page By

Raleigh Albany by Cooper
called to bring mail and few provisions Ver few provisions
the Commercial Pacific Cable Company, Lon
don to Manila Guam Midway and Honolulu with six months
Sheridan, sailing from San Francisco February would call
Honolulu and Guam the superintendent at Midway (who also
postmaste cabed the postmaster ship
Guam and there the Scotia would and Midway.
This requested entering
harbor before the mail put
Spanish Rock exception miles
of cable in her tanks total This
The provisions Midway very
appointed and disconnected Only
left and often the rough fishing There
vegetables Everybody had
colony only dry times day.
Fortunately there abundant supply OF lime which pos
sibly prevented an epidemic OF scurvy
Arrangements transport Bufod
She was sighted at Midway March 20 The rough
and the breaking
from shore With GREATNESS anxiety the islanders watched
the captain send boat ashore,
of JOY from the little when it boats
were beng lowered The strong and courageous sailors will
ing provisions and mail In a time the
boats loaded and the long through rough against
mead WIND was begun and the anxious little crowd the island
watched those sailors buffet with luy that
threatened to engu them At time boat
the summit of and another disappear ap
paenty swallowed the mighty deep ashore wanted
the signals Finally began the eeard
reef and after determined attempt to pull to the wind
ward the sailors were ordered to the ship
disappointment this failure and glad
that the boats were headed for the ship because dangerous
When the boats returned the ship captain sgnalled
How much supplies have you? which Midway answered.
One weeks The captain signaed will out to- sea
goodbye, and the Bufor1
SIX weeks mail The captain asked to wait
the Gained down and then the supplies landed but
he refused some kind of an
that the Ioquos would make attempt the Buford
she came down on April and successfully landed provisions
mail the Midway more than three r1ons
is needless to that there feast dav
Much more could be told about the little colony will
suffice may add that the the Gable Co7na,v are ~
great pains to better the conditions Midway am sure
ta they VIII succeed Ibis Christmas found the living in
buildings, both expensive comfortable In addition
to this many other improvements being Let us hone
his Vim and
have merry Christmas happy New Year They ceanI
deserve he
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-02-11
Way ct al Observation-Disclosures.
Recorded Jan 80 1905.

Nakamura Sekijiro by aft of mtgee
to Theo H Davies & Co Ltd, Fore
Affdt; pcs land. fixtures, tools, etc,
Olaa. Puma Hawaii B 262, p 1872 Dat
ed Jan 10. 1905.
Nakamura Sekijiro by atty of mtgee
to Theo H Davies & Co Ltd, D; pes
land, furniture, tools. etc, OIaa, Puma,
Hawaii 500. 266, p 100 Dated
Jan 10, 1905.
G Kekaula and VT to KaawaIoa (lO,
D; por r P 1872. Pulama, Puma, Ha-
wall. $3.50 B 266, 1O2. Dated Jan
Il. 1895.
Wafohinu to T Miyasaki ct al, L;
por homestead lot 81, Opinilala, Ha
makua, Hawaii 10 yrs at $50 per an.
B 273, p "a. Dated Jan I, 1905.
X NJ w Mauele OO to Isace Iona
ct al, D; r P 7452, Kahonu, Hanapepe,
Kauai. 81. B 266, 103. Dated Jan
49, 1905.
Chun Pun to Lum Lau, NJ: rice pad
dy ana crops on leasehold premises.
$500. B 262, p 235. Dated Jan %, 1905.
Gear. Lansing & Co by Trs to NJ NJ
Tavares D; lot &c. Kaonoulu lots, Ku-
la, Maui. $50. B 266, , 104. Dated
Jan IA, 1905.
S Miyamoto to Leong Puk Wo and
VT, D A; male child Susumi / yr s
mos old. pa, p %. Dated Jan "a,
1905
Enoka Kapoohiwi and WI to A Y
Kepoikai, D; int in r P 3SOS kul 2949,
Pauniu, Wailuku, Maui. $50. B 266,
los. Dated Jan II. 1905.
First Bank of Hilo Ltd to Hononu
Sug Co, A NJ; mtg K Akoi and hsb
en- int in r P 1858, Honomu, HiIo, Ha-
wall. $40. B 262, 237. Dated Jan
81, 1905.
Kauhukipili (w) to Makalawena Hui,
L; pc land, Kailua, N Kona, Hawaii Is
yrs at $40 per VI. B 273. SO. Dated
Oct 90 1900
Gear, Lansing & Co by Trs to zee
Hop Tong. D; lot 81 Kaonoulu lots.
Kula Maui. $7O5. B 27O, g. Dated
Jan IA. 1905
r a Wadsworth to Garcia TT. A
NJ; mtg a ] Rodrigues ct al on 31-100
acr land and bldg, Owa, Wailuku. Ma
III $500 B 26O. 499
NJ W Tschudi TT to Kahanawale
(w) ct al, D; int in por R P 1882, kul
1924, Paalaa, Waialua, Oahu. $3.50.
B 27O, p TO- Dated Jan %, 1905.
Lahapa Nahupu and hsb to Fanny
Strauch. D; R P 1868 1-2 kul $685., Ka-
puukoIO. Honolulu, Oahu. 81. B go,
Z Il. Dated Jan 20, 1905
Kapea Kahelekua A Gartanberg TT,
L; por kul 1928 hui land. Hamoa. Ha-
ma, Maui 10 yrs at $50 per yr. B 263,
D 242. Dated Jan 10, 1905.
p K Haumea to H G. Danford, L;
FOR kul 1928 nui land, Hamoa Hama,
Maui. 10 yrs at $50 per VI. B 263. p
243. Dated Jan 20, 1905
Kaumaka KuheIepo Ck) ct ais to All
See. L; 4 acr of gr 3176, Nahiku, Koo
lau, Maui II yrs at $50 per VI. B
263, pa. Dated June 20. 1904.
Bishop & Co to Henry Waterhouse
TT Co Ltd, a NJ: mtg I p Maydwell
on 1-2 int in gr 1892. Holualoa, \ Ko-
ma. Hawaii. 81. B 262, 238. Dated
Jan q. 1905.
L b Jones to H A Isenberg. D; r Ps
1887. Gel and 1892. Kuhua, etc. Laha-
ina. Maui. $3.50. B go. p Is. Dated
Jan q. 1895.
A Magoon and VT to Lincoln c
McCandless. L; int in r 624O kul 1928.
Mananaiki, Eva, Oahu. $500. + go.
Is. Dated Dec p 1904
Roberr w Holt Est of by Admir- to
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-02-11

j Alfred Magoon TT to Oahu Mar
ket Co Ltd Observation-Disclosures.
G. n Wilcox to Mrs Bathsheba. NJ
Allen Observation-Disclosures.
] X Nakookoo ct al by Com to AL
len & Robinson Ltd .............
Esther X GoIdstein by Sher to Al
len & Robinson Ltd .............
Lee Chu to James H Barbin.....
James H Barbin to Robert A Dali
ston -................C
Llewellyn \ Gay ct ali to Wafluku
Sugar Co Observation-Disclosures.
7 60 Wing Chock to W F Frear. S
Makanoanoa Piikuahiwi by TT ct
al to Eliza beth K Cummins......
] C Rothweu and VT TO Alice NJ
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-02-11

1t is said that the most costly leath-
er IN the world is known to the trade
as piano leather. The secret of tan
hing this leather is known only to a
FAMILY Of tanners in Germany, though
the skins from which it is tanned come
almost entirely from America,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-02-11

NJ Monsarrat, Rel: Dor or 1911. Ma
nienie. Hamakua. Hawaii. $1,000. 3
262. 239. Dated Jan 60 1905
w Z 2oweu TT to J NJ Monsarrat.
Par Rel; por gr 1911, Manienfe. Ha-
makua. Hawaii. SO. & 262, . 240.
Dated Jan 80, 1905.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1905-06-30
Birth Certificate REQUIRED.

Important legislation was enacted
when the legislature provided for the
immediate registration of births, requir-
ing certificates of the same The certifi-
cate of birth shall contain the following
items; Place of birth, full name of child
if the child dies without a name before
the certificate is filed, then the words
"died unnamed" shall be entered) sex of
child, whether twin, triplet or other
plural birth IA separate certificate shall
be required for each child in case of
plural BIRTH whether legitimate or illegi-
innate, full name of father, residence of
father, color or race of father, birth
place of father, age of father at last
birthday, in years, occupation of father,
maiden name of mother, in full, residence
of mother, color or race of mother,
birthplace of mother, age of mother at
last birthday, in years, occupation of
mother, number of child of this mother,
number of children of this mother now
living.
The law also provides a penalty for
refusal or neglect to file proper certifi-
cate of birth with the local register.
The Importance of this law will be in
creased as the years go by and its value
as a reference in the transfers of property
by will or inheritance will be appreciated.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1905-06-30
A Good Proposition for Paw Paw.

The True Northerner is in receipt of
blanks from Station Agent Barnes of
the Pere Marquette railroad asking in
behalf of the Jewish Assembly for in.
formation from those having real estate
with water frontage. We give the ques-
tons asked entire in the hope that our
people will try to locate this in the vicin-
ity of Paw Paw:
Name of placer Post Officer Slater
County,
How many acres? How many feet
water frontageY Price per acreS What
inducement will be offered?
On what railroad? Distance from sta
tions State definitely the altitude above
Lake Michigan, Lake Huron or inland
lake. Are there good hotels near the
property? Any cottages on or near the
property9 Price of boardS What pa
vilon or other buildingsY
In selecting the site, the committee
will take into consideration the following
local conditions: Are fresh supplies
easily procuredY Is drinking water
pure? From what source is it obtainedY
Is there good boating? Is there safe
bathing with sand beach? Is there fair
fishing? Are there mosquitoes or other
annoying insects? Give other informa-
ton of interest
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1905-06-30
Zeal Estate Transfers.

L + Ryan to Allen CLANCY; ne "a %
Hamilton ex school house lot; $4,000.
f A Smith to Wallace Cooley; lots 1l5
and ll6 Bloomingdale; 81 900.
Ellen j Warner to G d Warner: lot 3
blk Stoves I'd add Hartford s25.
Ellen Warner to Fannie p Kirkland;
lot blk Stoves I'd add Hartford; $50.
Ellen j Warner to Fl S Warner: lot 6
blk Stoves I'd add Hartford; S25.
Eli Trey to Henry True and W; Is $ e
"a n d l3 Lawrence: 81 300.
Jos Mann to Geo Allen sw d NV "a
q Bloomingdale; $1,000.
Lucy J Brigham to Ezra Bowman; lot
will Decater; $50.
Jas Curran to + Forrest; lot sec So
Haven; 300.
} L NJ Johnson to " A Coleman; lot
IL blk . Monroe park, So Haven; $500.
Lottie j Cook to II Cook and W; W
"a NV "a % Lawrence; $1,000.
David Anderson to G f Lee: lot city
So Haven: $500.
VIM Ford to c c Ford; lot X blk 40
So Haven; 81
Der Co; p s "a 81 Hamilton; S2,10O.
d Carey ct al to j NJ Athey and W; 5
= a "a Hamilton: 81 800.
Charlotte NJ Warner to G b Jordan;
10 n fl = 30 Almena; $500.
A A Polmanteer to A Polmanteer; u
p e e a 20 Almena; 1910.
Clara o Packard to Rose Willard 10 a
secs and Covert; 5000.
Jno Haynes to Laura A Van Antwerp;
a 5 e d and W q st a 10 Porter;
$4,000.
c Monroe ct al to j S Rodgers and
W; e y sw sw1 Il 3 Covert; $3.50.
Alice Gilbert ct al to L S Monroe; lot
city So Haven 81 $50.
b B Low to Citizens State bank; pei
sec 7 Geneva; $4,000.
Monroe Park cottage association to !
I NJ Johnson ct al; lots in Monroe park
city So Haven $4,000.
JAS De War to G Neffeneggar: n "A 5
W 4 ne 4 and 2asw nw14 a
IL So Haven; 81 800.
w w Rockwell to Jerome Rockwell;
5 Il sw a NV a % Columbia; 325.
Conrad Grouse to Eliza Grouse; y
lots and blk q Cid functions SO.
United States to + H Niles; e Il 80
Almena
United States to Parce Barber; "a
2S Almena.
United Stated to Jonathan Hinckley:
W p 81 Antwerp.
United States to j r Dorr ct al; fl
d and p W "a l3 Lawrence.
United States to John Allen; Il -
Lawrence.
John Haynes to J d Haynes lands on
sec 10 Porter; $4,000.
Citizens State bank to c NJ Hayes; 20
a sec I Geneva; $1,000