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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-25

etable iron, combined scientifically
into delicious, thoroughly cooked,
Teady-to-serve food containing all the
elements that your system requires.
Good for any meal and any person, but
specially good for breakfast and luncheon
1or brain workers and others having thin
blood" Try it instead Of "tonic" if you're
sun down-and you'll eat it the year round.
Apitezo Biscuits, 15c the package Apitezo
Grains. Zoe the package
Soil by grocer6 everywhere.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-25

WIuV so anywhere else to purchase
VIII your crockery line
uCDC is the place where everything
hEhE is fine.
M000C has got several lines IN
WUUnE der one roof
IICClCcc to tell you, Come, look!
U0ELEOO That's the proof
M0lkIuEQE you'll find such an
VUWIICHI assortment as here.
NnQ any such low prices; we'll
nun make that very clear.
our lines are admitted to be
I'LL very swell
N0W you can come here to buy,
NUN and | stay here to sell.
n0NT pass by when you walk
JUN ! down North street;
COME in and yo"'II find it a treat
All orders filled promptly and very
I'LL neat
.IE they come from li2 North street.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-25

Apitezo gives
more energy
than it takes be-
cause it is all
food-there is
no waste to give
your stomach
extra work.
Apitezo is made
of cereals and veg
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-03
Killed Three
asiNE EXPLOSION CAUSED DEATH
rs OF MINE BOSS AND TWO
OTHER MEN.

e BEUFIELD. ". Va July 3.-An
EXPLOSION of sas in the No. I entry
u he keystone Coal & Coke Com
pany mine at Keystone yesterday at
70 n N. killed. three, Bud Meadows.
Ed E5crza-d and. VIII Mahon-
These men were passing through
rsSs entry; which had been aband-
aneT for some time. and evidently the
gas gnited from their lamps A num-
Der or men in other parts of the mine
were injured. several fatally. The
force OF the explosion was terrific,
md several Of the parties formed for
'khe rescue Of the few miners impris-
oneG were overcome by gas 1t is
gherght by u o'clock tonight that
fhe rescuers will reach the place
Whe-e the dead men are supposed to
De
* Meadows. who was killed was mine
boss This is the fourth explosion
within year in the Pocahontas field.
sTne 6rst explosion was at the Tide
wzter mine, at Vivian. four killed,
9Iuly S, last year. same mine, Novern-
Der 5. seven killed: third. Coaldale
January q, q killed. This is the
evrsst record for a year in the history
M the Held
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-03
REFUSES INVITATION
TO ESCAPE FROM JAIL.
New Brighton Prisoner Decides t
Remain in Cell After Lock Had
Eeen Broken.

NEW BRIGHTON, Pa, July g.
Two prisoners broke out Of the New
Brighton jail early yesterday morn
ing, making the fifth time in as many
years that the jail has been broken
by inmates. Steel plates are now to
be placed on the doors. John Kelly
and Carl Rawdon. arrested Saturday
night for drunkenness. were the es-
Gaping prisoners.
Another man in the jail refused to
Zee. although the invitation was ten
dered him. By pryins an iron bar
from an iron bed in his cell Kelly Sc
cured a tool with which he broke the
lock on the door of his cell. Once in
the corridor he smashed the lock Of
Rawdon's cell. The door Of the cor
ridor was not locked and the outside
wooden door had night latch which
could be opened from within.
The men were seen leaving the
Jail. which is in the city building. at
. O'Clock, but it was not known they
We're escaping. The discovery OF the
jail delivery was made half an hour
later The men are thought to have
left town
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-03
soNcsMEN LOCK THEIR
PRINCIPAL IN CORN CRIB.
Fayetee County Men Resort to Dras-
tic Measures When the Accused
Does Not Appear for Trial.

CONNELLSvILLE. Pa, July 3
Nailed in a corn crib guarded by 25
men was the condition in which Con
stable Joseph Grassland and Chief of
Police John DeTemple found Bruce
Donaldson at Mill Run. Donaldson
was convicted of assault and battery
at the last term of court and should
have been at Unlontown Saturday for
sentence. He was not there and his
bondsmen. James Cummings and ].
Donaldson placed him in corn crib
after struggle and nailed the door.
Cummings immediately telephoned
for the officers, who. upon their arriv-
al. found a large crowd gathered and
Donaldson making frantic efforts to
escape from his inprovised prison
He was brought to the Councils
vile lookup and later lodged in the
county jail
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-03
Good Order
ieyFLI BE MAINTAINED To-MoR-
RoW-ETTRG POLICEMEN
WIFE BE ON DUTY.

There VIII be a large number Of po-
Rcerer put on duty tomorrow. in or
der to keep peace and quiet through
oue the entire city. There will be a
special policeman placed at each sa-
loon n the city. They will be there
IN order to keep any one from enter
ing WHO Is already under the influ-
zence OF liquor as well to arrest any
ono who comes out of the bar room
who Is totlfy intoxicated. In this
war q IS planned that there win be
srer1ecs oalce system throughout
asrrao1ssgr the day of the great eel
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-03
PEP: SONAL

HzSes Lucy and Lena Prichard win
--rEre here tonight from Warrington
Z scerd several days with Miss Jane
Es-ye1ter. on Jefferson street.
aZEs. Joha B-ow1, of Morsantown.
gzne Up last night and is the CUES;
.SS eS danghter, Mrs H. G-sStoetzer-
s5.slzz Gro Dent. of Warrington. will
soEneIere tonight to spend tae fourth
LIN ssIfss Jesse Dent, on Watson ave
.ss.,-,s-- sne HIS. sapp, Of shinnston,
.:-s.safEsrrrc-s in sce city to-day.
z: x, :. 1efEan returned last night
.sEuE. ICu1tain Lake Park Were be
esgzz-e..!ec SsytTSs-cc.:-- with his emily.
Xxx s.cssss:-:77 wadGe11. G. Covington.
~ Va Sr-Ned here l:st. night and
VII. spend month at the home of
aG parents M. and Mrs a. J. Sso2e,
IN Quincy street
T. a. DeTeny returned en- SIS last
night frSm Mt. Lake Park after spend
s1S Sunday with his family.
) S(44SS==4AAAh4SAao ~ Los WV
ia gnest Of friends in the city since
SscElly, returned to her home in
Washington last night
County Clerk George II. Jacobs
ssme IN from Mt. Lake Park last er-
safus to look after some business
matters
MISS Flora Elliott, OF shjnnston.
yR come here this evening from
E7orgmtown to spend the Fourth as
me gnest Of Miss Halle Martin on
Walnut avenue.
9Ec and Mrs. Howard W Showal-
Ter. d Warrington. viii arrive in
ehEs city this evening to spend the
Fourth with their friends.
Rev = EngTe, who was taken dan
.EepgeF ii yesterday. is greatly i'm
proved to-day. his many friends will
ne glad to learn.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-03
AGREEMENT AT WHEELING
Sweeping Resumption 70 Follow
Signing of Scale.


Signing of Scale
WHEELING. W. Va, July 3.-The
officials of the United Mine Workers
OF the Fifth Ohio sub-district. which
Includes also the West Virginia Pan
handle. met here and received the
signatures of number Of Eastern
Ohio companies to the W-lnder 1903
scale, recently agreed to at Colum-
bus, including the Gaylord Coal Com.
pany OF Gaylord. O.. $50 men; Lei
hard Coal Company. 100 men.
The Morris Posten Company
mines. on the Wheeling & Lake Erie,
employing $50 men. viii resume UR'
der the Columbus agreement. and
Troll Bros, of ST. Clairsville, large
operators, win do likewise.
The Empire Coal Company. of Bell
aire. notified President Watkins that
it would az once sign the scale.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-03
Notice to Contractors

Sealed bids win be received until
IL o'clock Saturday, July Z, 1906, at
the City Engineers Office, for grading
and paving the following streets:
$3.50 linea1 feet on Columbia and
State streets; SOS lineal feet on Ben
oni avenue: 1850 lineal feet on Sixth
street, Fifth ward. Profles and spec.
ifcations can be seen at the Office OF
the City. Engineer.
S. A. SHUTTLESWORTH.
G2-5t Engineer.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-03
Beer Companies
Have Trouble
QUITE AN INTERESTING FIGHT
is ON BETWEEN WHEELING
AND LOCAL CONCERNS.

Tie brewing companies of Fair
mont and Wheeling are striving with
each other to get control of the sale
Of heer in the saloons CT this city. The
Fairnont Brewing Company yester-
day entered into an agreement with
all the saloon Keepers of this city, ex-
cept three, whereby toe saloons ohli-
gate themselves not to sell beer brew
Ell or maaufactu-ede in the city OF
Wheeling The three bar rooms which
have not signed the agreement are
SINNERS Tavern, and the Commercial
and the Mortified hotels in the First
ward.
Purpose Of the Obligation.
The saloon proprietors think they
did right in signing the agreement,
because the Fairmont Brewing Com
pany furnishes them with all the ice
they need; because the Fairmont beer
is uneIcelled in quality; and further
more, because that beer IS made here.
wnere the wcrkmen live and spend
their money, and because the Fair
mont Brewing Company is local en-
terprise, with I brewery which has
cost many thousands OF dollars, ana
that it should be supported by the PEG.
pie Of this vicinity The aim OF the
agreement between the saloon keep
ers and the Fatrmont Brewery Is raat
the sale and use OF Fairmoat beer
,,Ixl ha- Z.
ers realize that if the local brewery
is not supported by local saloons, thai
it will sooner or later suffer greatly
from the lack OF patronage by Fair
mont retailers.
Wheeling Brewers Retaliation
Nothing yet has been done by the
Wheeling brewers to coUnte-act the
effect of the agreement between the sa-
looms of Fairmont- At least nothing
OF an open nature has been carr:eu
OF by the Wheeling firms. Vale they
conclude that it is right Cor them to
keep Fairnont beer from Ohio county,
they cannot see that they should be
excluded from having their beer sold
here They also claim that Ile local
dealers have been compelled to slSti
the paper brought TO them whereby
they obligated themselves TO sell Only
beer made outside OF Wheeling. be-
cause if they did not they would not
be granted another license next year.
they also claim that the locat brew
cry has broken its contract OF year
ago in which it agreed not to. give ice
away 10 It's, customers: NJ Gilmore.
Of the local brewery; however. says
that 40 such contract was ever made
Where VIII 1t End?
The struggle between the brewers
in the sale of their PRODUCTS IS being
eagerly watched by many interested
people. One OF TIE brewerieS has
offered in one case TO give away toe
beer. and to charge tor che ice. II
such lberality continues on the part
of the breweries. who can safely say
where their charity viii come TO an
end? To what limit viii the Two
firms go to win out? Some ask. will
one Of the breweries. in order to win,
be giving away soon both beer and
ice?
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-03
Wants 70 Know.

In as much as the Hon. ". E Ar
nett, mayor Of the great city OF Fair
mont, has issued proclamation TO The
effect that a special policeman be
stationed at every saloon IN the city
on the Fourth of July, the Lone Star
OF Riyesvi1le wants to know who wiz
look after the policeman.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-03
PoSToFFlcE FORCE
viii Join Street Parade Tomorrow
Office Open Short While.

The general delivery and stamp
window at the local postofice will be
open tomorrow morning from nine
to ten o'clock. The regular morning
collection and delivery by carriers will
be made. No money order or regis
try business will be transacted. No
delivery by rural carriers. The en-
tire office force consisting of thirty.
one people will be in the grand street
parade.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-03

What has become OF hin: 49, Is occsa
asked of the occasional advertiser
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-03
D66P Park HOt0l,
DEER PARK. ND


This famous hosiery on the SUI
perb plateau of the Allegheny
Mountains. known as the Giades.
opened June %. after q most COM
plete renovation Of the entire
property. making it new through
out. The twelve private cottages
were refurnished. and the thirty
third year OF this beautiful noun
tain resort finds it more prepos-
sessing and enjoyable than at any
time in its history.
The popularity OF Dee, Park is
due to its desirable altitude, $500
feet above the sea level, out Of
reach of malaria aud mosquitoes:
and it's magnificent parking OF 500
acres Of forest and lawn, and miles
OF perfectly kept roadways, af-
fords most delightful surround
ings-
1t is thoroughly modern as to
improvements and equipment, with
Bowling Alleys, Billiard Rooms,
Tennis Courts, Golf Links, Swim
ming Pools Livery, etc. and the
delishtfu1- rooms and excellent
cuisine are not surpassed. No
mountain resort equals 1t for ac-
feasibility.
Excellent train service via the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.
For rates IN hotel. anneIes Or
cottages, or Illustrated booklets
and floor plans, apply to 11c
W. E. BURwELL, Manages.
Deer Park. Md
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-03
Established 1890.
es,RMOET B7EoLSTERMe AND fBasi
7UaE SHOP.

-Four machines for making new OF
repairs for ali kinds OF Furniture
All WORK warranted. Ouiy shop IL
the city that does al. kinds az Furai-
lure repairs.
Shop ~ HILL Alley. rear Watson Hotel
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-03

Pillsbury's Best makes sweet and
wholesome bread. Ask tor it and see
that you get it. 4 :;
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-03
White Knew Damaging Facts.


For the bringing to light of the va
rious events in Whites life which
will have bearing on this part ot
the case a thorough review OF the
architects past life is being made by
agents of Thaw. In showing up
White for what he really was Thaw's
attorneys have stated that they viii
spare no one, who may be besrirc:fed
because Of his association witG
White
While the. defense is working TO
pile up a mass of evidence Of this
kind. the district attorneys Office IS
not remaining idle In this co1rec-
ton evidence has been brought out
which the prosecution believes throws
a new light on the murder. and shows
that Thaw-s act was one Of revenge.
purely. rather than the act OF man
made insane by broodins over his
wifc's troubles.
One great grievance. it IS asserted.
has ranked Thaw for sometime 1t
is that before he married Evelyn Mes
Bit the actress had prepared TO In
stitute q civil suit against him. and
had backed it with an affidavit con-
tainins details which Thaw would
gladly have paid good sum to sup
press. He compromised and later he
married the girl
IN the preparation OF this aida
Wit White is said to have had hand
This. the prosecution may attempt to-
show. was the real secret OF TnawS
hatred of White It argered Thaw'
% think that White knew SO 1cuca-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-03
a. Is 60 ia TIE r,efussI 8

via be asserted 5asssd the refussIS q
WHITE 10 give 1p his former yfcrfIn
amer her marriage even IN the face
OF warnings TO do 50, and the detease
believes It Wiu have made out a
case upon which the Jury WIN deifb-
crate but a few moments 10 bring
in verdict OF acqufrrai-
After Young Girl When Shot
The court story viii include more,
however. It VIII bring out incidents
of Whites lie as affecting others
than the immediate actors IN the trag-
edy. Whites relations with other
women than Mrs Thaw. his corrioti-
al hunt after young girls OF beauty
who are new CO.. New York. viii be
brought out In this connection the
story told by Manager Lawrence, of
the Madison Square Roof Garden
where White met his death. VIII be
important It VIII show that up 70
the very time OF lis death White coz
tinued this pursuit OF young stage IA
vorites. Not an hou- before Thaw
fred his fatal shot White had be-
sought from Lawrence an introdUc-
ton to Miss Fuller. 4 Young giEl who
made her first appearance on q New
York stage at the performance which
SO tragica1ly ended by the murder.
In the laying bare Of Whites real
life outside of his Office Thaw will
have unexpected support. as has sud
denly developed 1t. IS now known
that for Is months before the murder
the Society for the Prevention Of
Vice. of which Anthony. Comstock IS
the head. at Ttaws instiSation. had
been investigating Whites career
with view of suppressins hio. and
his set OF cronies in the alleged prey
ing on young girls. This fact was
brought out yesterday when Thaw-
in q moment given him while walt
ing in the Office of Coroner sDooley
for the inquest to begin. called upon
Mr. Co,nstock OF the telephone and
asked him to- call on him at the
Tombs
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-03
w. C.. T. y. institute.

a nice trolley ride and an excellent
programme OF music and addresses
are among the attractions offered by
the W. c. T q. institute at Worth
ington on Friday and Saturday OF
this week.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-03
To Rehearse Full Story.

~ NSIICSsI go wv
The rehearsal of the full story OF
the causes for the murder is bound
to be dramatic in the extreme and
replete with sensations The central
figure in the court drama promises
to be not the indicted man, but his
wife. Evelyn Nesbitt Thaw. She has
determined that to save her husband
she will go on the stand and tell the
whole story. She will hold back moth
higher early relations with White
must all come out The tale OF his
pursuit of her after her marriage will
c1usively be shown and proved con-
c1usively, Thaw's friends assert by
letters in her possession.
In this connection /. is also St:teCs
to-day some startling facts viii be
brought out to show the treatment to
which Evelyn Nesbit was subjected
by White previous to her marriage,
when she was still the pet of the
dead architect. In this batch OF let
tiers, which were turned over by the
young wife to Thaw's attorneys. it is
claimed, are illusions to incidents in
her life for which White was respon-
sible. which when brought out viii In
stantly win for her and the avens-
ing husband the whole-hearted syn
patty Of the jury
That Thaw knew an these things
viii be shown; that they were enough
In themselves to overthrow the rea-
son OF anyone who brooded over them
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-03

G2-5t
Amador ledger., 1906-09-14
Admission Day Celebration.

Admission day, September 9, was
celebration with much eclat in Suffer
Creek on the 9Th instant, Saturday,
by the Parlor of Native Sons of that
town. Suffer Greek put on Its holt
day garb in grand style. The manner
in which the town was decorated
drew forth unstlnted praise from all
visitors. 1t seemed to be the aim to
Guido all previous efforts, and they
did so. The parade and floats we're
also greatly admired. The attend
ance from outside places was very
satisfactory, jackson as usual send
ing a vast throng to swell the gather
ing. There we're probably more from
the county seat than from all other
outside towns put together. Charley
Peters-the 80 year old pioneer of the
days of ''49''-was there IN all his
glory-the cynosure of all eyes. He
was logged out in pioneer style, with
a coat said to be 45 years old-a relic
of the distant past. Judge McLaugh-
lin, of the courts of appeals, was the
orator of the day, and made a very
able address.
The afternoon sports consisted Of
drilling contest, the first prize for
which was won by Matt Thomas and
Frank Fuller, 500; second prize
Cassilegio and Cassassa, S25.
Riding tournament won by W. Kerr
of Amador City.
The ball in the evening was largely
attended. The band from PIacerviIle
furnished music for day and night.
Everything passed off smoothly and
satisfactory. The expenses were
heavy and barely came within the
measure of the receipts.
Amador ledger., 1906-09-14
Hotel Arrivals.

National-B Ralph, San Francisco;
j j Ruthledge, Oakland; A II Crane.
4 K Coode, " II Corhiene, San
Francisco; John Raggio, Stockton;
+ G Hammond, Gladiator mine; j
Lagomarsino, Volcano; + B MinchelI,
San Franciso; A A Davis, lone; II
M Haines, San Francisco; j E
BARNES, lone; f x Code, San Fran
cisco; L ID Teller, Warren S Reed,
San Francisco; Myra Dunton, Lodi;
c e Weeks, Florin; M j Blackwell,
Stockton; Press Woodruff, Big Bar;
Thomas Griesbach, Fayette Mace and
wife, Ranlett, l. b Morris. San
Francisco; L E Armstrong, Berkeley;
W d Curtis, b Warren, Sacramento;
E Z Huey, Plymouth; Miss Hayford,
Berkeley; A u Owen, San francisco;
M Greenburg; Sacramento; b Howell,
Sacramento; H Ii Broad, Berkeley;
g W Haines, j p Little, Stockton;
l. Morris, San francisco; W Trainor,
Sacramento; g Newman, H Copper,
Nevada City; Harry Morris, Fresno;
A G Barrie, st. Louis; Geo s Thomp-
son, San Francisco; Anna McLaugh-
lin, Volcano; + M Johse, VIM Kerr,
Angeles; Ernest FEELING, San Fran
cisco; g l Wright, Del Monte mine.
Globe-James Grille, Volcano; V
NJ Colt, Angels; Mrs Clara Gartlin,
Plymouth; g Sullivan, Gus Mann,
Gwin mine; Chas Danz, MokeIumne
Hill; E j Bryson, Valley Springs;
Mrs Stephen Ferrari, NJ f Gardella,
Big Bar Bridge; Miss Pearl Ham,
rick, New York Ranch; Eddie Baker,
Bullfrog; NJ Pllon, Angels; JMcBride.
Sacramento; W G Morken, Stockton;
Chas loft, Lincoln; + Gar barini,
Electra; Tom Pardy, Angels; Tom
Joy, Denver; John Klein, Anita
Murray E McCaHey, VIM Cohn, San
Francisco; Mrs Annie Yoake, Butte
City; Capt. W Ii Glenn, Defender;
j Mclaughlin, Electra; S Caseas,
Defender; E Santifo, Norma Werley,
Volcano; W Fallen, E Asleanne, Oak
land; Mrs h E Burce, Mokelmne Hill
L Pedro, Sonora; Arthur L Adams,
Lancha Plana; h d Bayastin, San
Francisco; Mabel Phillips, Lucie
Smith, Defender; Chas A BARREN.
q w Bright, San Fran
cisco; j Chichizola, Amador City; M
lone; + Huffman, Stockton;
5 Haibrison, Sacramento; A Sletes,
+ II Curry, San francisco;
l. Cuneo, Drytown; Philip Prince
vale, Sacramento; S Martinoni. lone;
J Fontenrose, Electra.
Amador ledger., 1906-09-14
MINING NOTES.

Keystone accident happened
in this mine last week, which necess-
itated the shutting down of all under
ground operations for a few days, in
Guiding the taking out of water. The
main shaft broke, and everything
came to standstiII until it could
be fixed. We presume the mine is
running again ere this. According to
all reports the property is in good
shape, and looking we'll, under the
efficiennt management of superin
tendent Walsh.
When two strong men come to
blows, even if they are we'll matched.
1t Is not pleasing sight, but ig the
man who gets the worst of it will use
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve, he will
look better and feel better in short
order. Be sure you get DeWitt's.
GOOD for everything a salve is used
for, including piles. Sold by F. W.
Ruhser.
Amador ledger., 1906-09-14
DOCUMENTS RECORDED,

| lIne following instruments have been file
Tor record in the recorders office since our las
report We publish q complete list of docu
mentS recorded, and must decline to accede 4
any request to suppress any document from
| these columns. Don't ask US to do SOL
Deeds-E. S. Potter to JOSEPH
Noce, lot 10 block Is, Plymouth, $685.
Rosa Schunk to Frederick Cries
bach, lot 8 block 8. Volcano, $40.
Satisfaction of Observation-Disclosures
to Seymour.
Attachment-E. Ginocchio & Bro
VS.. W. K. Stewart-Horn ditch and
water right claim, $500.
Certificates of Redemption-White
Mountain Mining Co. mining claim
1911, taxes of 1905 s37.45.
Frederick Griesbach to Grille Bros. i,
lot 9 block 8, Volcano, $40.
Claude Wilson ct TX to Maggie
Kohle, lot block and part of lot 8
block 8, OIeta, 500.
A. Z. Fassett ct ux to Chal les III.
Campbell ct ux, lot in Suffer Creek,
$3.50.
Nick Marinovich ct TX to Peter
Glavich ct al, an undivided one-half
interest in 40 acres in 3-7-1l, $1,000.
Water Right = Emanuel Santirfo
locates 20 inches of water in Ham
burg gulch near Volcano, for irrigat-
ing and household uses.