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Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-24
In Police Circles.

Charles Ward agains; whom II
charge Of stealing q horse was hl"nGht
by NJ. shapiro. was arraign"d "t IN"
pniirp court Saturday afternoon. IN"
case has Interested Il larG" number OF
people and the court room WAS lhrkfi
when as soon as il became known that
the hearing WAS to take place. lh"s"
who went to hear the case argued
however. Wnr" disappointed, for Ward.
after plc&dinE not guilty. asked for a
continuance Of the case. and his re-
quest was granted. Til" case will be
continued 1T II O'Clock this f"rcho"n.
The police record for september stu
continues much below that Of last
month. During the last week only
eight warrants we've :ak"n out. rs fol-
lows: Drunkenness; {. hr"aEing and
entering l. search aftcr seizure |, libel
and n:onitiou !, larceny !.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-24
SHIPOFF RETIRES
From Active Service With Liberals
Fuchkof Advocates Stern Measures.

ST. Frt"rsburE sept. % The cause
Of conservative Liberalism as repre-
S'nt,d hy IN" OctobcriStS ana Peace
ful Eogrncrationists has suffered a
heavy blow in the loss of Dmitri Ship
off. the veteran Liberal. ana the cen
lral figure in RusSiln pOlitiCr. who.
N a letter to tho committee Of October
IStS announced his withdrawal from
III" party which he led in the last cam
lfaign. His retirement is due to diSa-
lrrc"mcntS with Alexander J. Guchkon
and others Of his colleagues. who's"
Views approving Premier Stolypin's
m"I s1IrcS Of repression prevailed after
IA hard fight in tn" central committee.
NJ Fuchkon, who has not succeeded
% the leadership Of the party, in AN
IN"n letter today to l'rInVc f.uGcn"
lTroubcskov. the Constitutional Demo-
Icrat. rcitcratcS his approval of drum
head court lnartiAIs and other meas
ures or firm repression, declaring that
Ia liberal ar even n radical government
4"uld ho enabled to cop" with rcvnlu-
IiionLry terrorism without that and that
1t is the trunst mercy to strike and
spare none.
"rncrc are things more terrible and
Inoro savage than = drumhcai court
lnartiaI" the letter says. namely,
ynch law. revolt and civil war. The
etter condemns the Constitutional
Democrats for seeking to perSlldd" the
people that an understandings between
l'hc government and the people IS M
Possible and for preventing ny extraN-
Iasant demands any other issue tlfih
I1"tual revolution.
Gwen if the right Of revolution IS
I'ecognized must shrink from fraucl-
Iial strife which would follow. IN such
d POPULATION as Russia's it would OK
eod in savagcry and barbarism az pre-
iouS civil wars. If those VINO leh RUS
ia into a needless foreign war are
'uiltv how much cuIpable would be
hose pluneing the empire 1ht" gh"st-
y internal war when the situation nrr-
ients another issue. EXcesses and rev
)lution would bury our young liberty
md all our culture"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-24
Frightened BY Auto.

Abe Slosl,rG uf tanlnli.h narrowly
escaped h"in= killcd lat.. N"St"riHy .f =
t"rnuon when his horse I'''.'mr fright :
cu"d by an ,,ut"mo'ilc nn tho cause
Nly and run AVA, throwing Mr.. SloS-
hcrG from TIA" wagon. MI. Sl"sb'rG
struck the. ground heavily and IL
though II" landed in such = WY rs e
cause thust' vino Witnessed the acCi
dent t" think III" mans neck must h
broken. II" sustained nothing NOR
serious than Il few bruises. TIL" horS'
fled up thu street and nearly coIlid"l
with carriage in which were Timothy
Kelley and his Iittl" nj, Co.'S. Mr.. k"l-
I"y. it will h" remembered. was badly
injured in Il similar ;;c,ihcnt not long
ago. 'rh. wagon to whio II til" friGhtcn-
cd horse N;ts attached was completely
wrecked.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-24
SERIOUSLY BURNED.
Mrs. Sarah He5ert Suffers Serious and
Painful Injuries.

Mrs. sarah Herbert Of 50 Water
street, an elderly woman. was serious
ly burned Saturday. Will" ATTEMPTING
10 lut "u' II h"niir" built by some
chil'r"n in tn" ncighborhuod.
The fire was in the rear of the ten
cn"nt in which Mrs. Hcbcrt lives, and
as the wind was blowing the fire to-
ward til" building, Mrs. IIrbcrt went
To put the fire out. Her dress caught
fir" ana IN" Was quickly cnvrlolcd in
flames. Through til" pronptnc%S anI
prcsrnr" Of mind Of Harry Bclivcau,
+. III. Cutie, and Hector ana Charles
R"lduc, tl" Woman's life was
saved. They tore off the burning
clothing and carried her into
the house, where pr j. A. Pincau at
tended her. Though badly burned
fatal results al" not feared
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-24
Death Of G. E. Richards.

a. +. Richards. died at ms nom" "l
ragc street Sunday morning. "G'd 80
Years. lie MAS Il nHtiv" 81 MAh"ii'lh'
Mass. but Was shoemaker 10y trad"
ana resided in Auburn many years
whence with his wife he came to Hal
lowell six years ac". f'S'hrS th'
widow. three children. Mrs. w. II Hen
dcr$ou nf this city. G""rg" +. Richards,
.Ir.. and +. Il. Richards If Lynn. and
q granddaughter. Miss Pearl M"lnt"sh,
who has made her h"n" with her
grandparcntS many years survive. Mrs.
]. II Mcintosh. another daughter died
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-24
GRUfSONE FIND.
Another Horrible Murder
Discovered al New York.
Paris Of an Italians Body Found
in Separate Places.
Nc Clue 10 Identity or TO PeIpe!rator Of
The Terrible Deed.

N.V YORK. :, 1T. CA hurlap bag
stamped With tin, nam" II. X. Mano."
4 strip "f z W.m:in's skirt and am Oil
cloth tablr "y'rinG bearing rude
sh"tCh of the landing uf Columbus.
urc tII. nnlv iIu.li.,iilt, clues IL the
l.orI, traitors If a revolving murder
committed i.l thr .aHrly hours Of this
m"rl.iulr Hll "cci'I.utaiiy revealed by
~ Er1r"H"ni" di>'"y ~ III West seth
street today
Il' dl-m lnh' rcd body Of a man ap-
rarvrtIr uu Italian. NrArp"i in the
hurltir hty Wa, fuuui III Il hnl,. - feet
,i,rr, t,-rrjira- :, mar. a; .iu .x,a,rtinn
nt .uf N,vt HErb st,,,, y-h, w III, ;,dJi
ii.I, in u brewery j.. to s,.,ua \ svs
t..i,I.rt,.. search N, th,, r.,rirr resulted
iu iinItii.. Nv. ,,,ft> III , u,rr.. lcr,,
Grui, iin. l;,.... ,i,;., nal ,bo .,,,,,s, ,,,d
hands, .rh..... ,.. .,,. ,,.,,y,,,, ,o,,,tbo,
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-24
BARRY MAY COMMAND.
Regarded AS Man Most Likely &c Lead
Americans In Case Of Intervention.

Wa hinctrn. H. ~, Sept. -". Hin
plan uf campaign prepared hy the
third division If tn. general stan, il
ihr cl,rd rf tn, occupation If Euh;j.
cout.lul,lrt..e the organization nf IN cX-
rnt;ltirnaiN fni," nf n"t i'.s; tl1n "0aO
men cen. Thomas II. Barry. assistant
rlicf ui Staff. VINO With Gcn IuNaIl
has I""u attending thr German NIL
.aty run.lycr>. is looked Urnn .l+ tn"
man vhn most prohahy viii l"' placed
in command. The Iinints "i ""n""nti''-
tium fur III" army ~ "rCrir'''nn "~
urv planned VIII Il" Newport News
ANA Nurf"lk.
The nantItVrr camps We're trni''l n.y.
L. duys earlier than tn" original %
,irre called tnr. 4 cnIlSi'"rahi" nUlh-
her of troops originally under orders t."
march back To- lhril posts irnln IN"
Iu,nuu,rr camps w..r, hustled lack "U
railroad trains. Such a3:, til case
with lie battalion of engineers 'cEul tr-
IL @tlii"u"d at Washington harrtr k,
Int which were rn"nnr"d nj Noun
,irrtnn. G'a.. ana chicE;'nlauG". !i'',-"
,ulantlti,S "f medical. Cuumi -strN an!
.uIirttrnastcrs' supple. are Icing rut-
chased in New N"rI. and at tn" mil
tnrv dcIrltS Tine "x,"n iitur"s amount
"a many thouSnn.i% Of dollars.
Prior t. his dnnlrtilr" Sc. Taft h1I
rNt"n,l"d conference with IN" h"Hi~
# thr supply dcIartm vtS, and II IS
generally l"iiryrd that the present c"i-
In,tiun "f supplies IL Il result of IL
nlan uf CAMPAIGN then approved. Th'
c1Illt"rn,a@trl'S department has a"-
,.,,.r, = t,r fin, >;hiDnrut of clothing
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-24

Mrs Bertha Harvey has been elected to
the third grade leadership at the Maria
Clark school and commences her duties
at once. At the beginning of the term
Miss Lulu Bukcr in charge of the sd and
18th grades in one room found that g. or
more we're to be present. far outnumber-
ing the representation last year. and
more than could be accommodated. The
vacant schoolroom will now be pen and
ample provision is thus made for III" lit
tie ones who are beginning their ABS.
The election of the extra teacher IS mad,
upon authorisy - she mayor aDd board
Of aldeE0aa4
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-24

Tho management Of tho Central
Main" fair announces that the fair
of 1906 will cover six days. The gates
viii u" closed Saturday Sept. /. and
only exhibitors, their helpers and the
officials will BE- admitted. The fair
will open at s o'clock Monday morning
Sept. .. 1907. and will not close until
Saturday might. Sept. IA. The annual
meeting of tn" association. at which
the premiums Of tn" exhibition Just
closed viii be paid. will BE- held Dec.
6, of tn" present year.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-24
Enos r. MadGocks.

F.nns +. Mlddocl,s died in til" hos
ptal AT this Branch at s o'clock Fri
day evening. Mr.. Maddocks was born
i'll Newcastle, Me. May -, 1897. He
went West when Il young man aud
enlisted at Empire Ranch. Cal. July
80, 1862, in l. Co. ID Cal. cav. recciv-
ing his discharge at Camp Douglass,
Utah. July 80. 1863 After returning
to Maine he resided for many years
with his family in Gardiner, where he
worked at his trade. He was admitted
10 the Home, March :S. 1899, ana since
that time had been employed more or
less in the repair shop. \ daughter
is expected to arriv" today from Brock
ton Msas., to take charge of the re-
mains.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-24
DANGEROUS BLAZE
Burning Stable Threatens
General Destruction.
Buildings in Business Center Of
HalIoweII Seem Doomed,
Fire Is Finally Exlinsu,shed with Loss Of
Property Estimated al $500.

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and roof. Ar thc first crv or fire thu
streets wcr,. as Epht AZ dnv ana ti,n.s
shot into tbo ,ir /, hnn,,r.d H.,
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-24

Frightened hy an electric car, q
horse attached to wagon containing
Horac" \. Hill. G5 years old, and his
brother, Joseph T. Hill, 50 years old,
cf HuXton. rIn away Saturday on
Adams street ~ Biddcford in front Of
1f"rIly'a block; the animal ran into a
wagon owned by Edwin Emmons Of
k"nnriiuniEpnrt. Horace Hi was
thrown on. striking on his shoulder
with grcti force and breaking his right
clavicle. A moment later the runaway
struck another carriage and Joseph Hill
was thrnwn out. He received bad
bruises but no bones were broken. The
horse ran to livery stable on WASH
ington street.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-24

IL years ago. The deceased was WI
and favorably kHnWu in Hali"W'll- ne
Of friends is rNt"nd"d '" '"''
bcrcaVcd ones. The funeral VIII "'-
cur ut o'clock Tuesday from thc
home on Page street.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-24
Totals

Of order
Earned runs Freshmen :. Snpiomnres
/ ii"rIr ,.n',, r,m Good Two-ha~c hit 4. W.
none !. by Good =. lit i,y njtrhcd ball
I:imihall. Wild p!tch- Shaw. isasc on
balls nn Shaw !. Of Hanruond 3. OF
Good l. limi ire. Dwycr Time, 1.3o
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-24
GARDINER.

Harry May of Asbury Park, y. j..
left for his home Saturday after pass
ing the summer al HoraC" full'rS IN
West Gardiner, and was accompanied
as far as BOSTON by Miss Marion
Fuller.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-24
Mr.. J. S. Griffin
Successor Otis G. Griffin
Has opened New Quarters in
Eibridge Block, 334 Water
Street. Gardiner,

And is fully equipped to do
all kinds of Upholstcring.
Mattress Making and Carpet
Laying. Satisfaction Guaran-
teed. orders may be i1tt at
F.ldridge Bros. Amesbury &
Wakefield. and Preble & keene
Telephone, Eldridge Bros, Ga.
lg3leod4w
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-24

There w;'S 4 rumrr about the Colby
canIItjs Sunday that III" annual PEI
nut drunk" by The Freshmen would
tax" IIHrc this evening. This
l.: an occasion when the Freshmen eat
peanuts and u lot of them.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-24

Late reports from Rev W. u. Plum
mer, who is critically i'll at his homo
in Camden. are not entirely rcassuring.
although some favorable symptoms
have been noted.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-24

Thomas Gaul. la>c g CO.. 5th Conn.
ANA q Co. 18th L.. s. Inf. has been
granted his discharge II is under
stood that Mr.. Ciaul expects to enter
the Soldiers Home in Washington
ID. G.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-24

TIL" first game on the Sch"duI" Of
I'll" Watrrvill" High school football
team will be played Saturday. in
Wat"lvillc. Sept. 20. with the Cony
High school team If Augusta. AS this
dat" conflicts with tn" Colby Kent $
Hill game, som" chance is expected.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-24
GUN3OAT HELENA LOST.
Report Comes from Manila, But Con
firmation Is Lacking.

Manila Sept. 24--It is reported that
the United States gunboat Helena has
been lost off the Chinese coast. No
particulars have been received.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-24

Michael Shcchan with the Iiallowrll
Market was kicked by horse Friday and
as Il result Dr. Walsh was required tn
close Il deep and very painful wound in
MIR Shcchan's leg.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-24

Timothy Kelley Of Gardiner Will com
,rence work this week on the foundation
walls of the MiIiken house. corner Of
Franklin and central streets, The house
will be 26 by Sc feet in size.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-24

Louis F'lc:Schhicu returned |" the
Home Saturday from i l"av" Of an
scncc passed with friends in New York
City
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-24

Harry Foptc of tn" For" River Iror
Works. Quincy. Mass. has hccn visiting
relatives in West Gardner and Halo
well.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-24
Mrs. Frank Clukey.

Mr.. Frank clukcy died at J15 A. NJ.
Saturday at her hnm" on the south
side of the river. aged 40. \ husband
and four children survive
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-24

John II. Consclyca, VIII" has been
passing tn" summer months on 1ur-
iough Ia ti!cnS Falls, y. Y, reported
at the Home Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-24

Amos DinSInorc of Manchester. y.
H., was renewing old arprainfAnc,.s;
in town q few days last week. II"
had been passing q part of his va
cation at his former home in RinE-
ham. Fifteen years ago hc was :.
resi- lent Of SkoWhcEan
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-24

Mrs. Ethel Walker of Portland. who
has been tn" guest for two Wool;S Of
her mother, Mrs. Augustin" Fowler.
left for her home in Portland. she
was accompanied by her mother and
the trip was made in h"r Stanley
ruuahout in which sh" came here.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-24
NATIONAL HOME.

t'corE" A. MartiuaS reported '"'
duty Saturday, from Il furlouGh t" Ne"
York
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-24

Prof. Hatch of Colby preached an OK
c..ll"ut sermon at the Baptist church
Sunday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-24

Mrs HurCh of New York city. who has
been visiting the Carrck home. started
Saturday on her return.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-24

Miss Haywood has returned from :
pleasant weeks visit to Boston ano
Vicinity.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-24

W. II. II. Fuller has returned home
from the odd Fellows Toronto cxcur-
sion
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-24
WINTHROP.

Fr"d Clark Of Smithfcld was in town
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-24

Mrs. &. e. CoombS returned Saturday
from Il weeks visit to her daughter.
Mrs. Ethel Smith. at Ninalhavcn.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-24

J. Gordon MCt.dWards and son. for
mel residents Of this town. We're calling
on friends i'm town Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-24

There viii he y business meeting of
th" baptist church this evening.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-24

"a" Dld South L"aEu" will meet with
MIR C. \. Wight this afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-24

Mr.. and Mrs. George y. IIcGarty of
Watcrville arr the guests Of Mr.. ANA
Mrs. Daniel HcCarty.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-24

Mrs. EuE"n, T.. Ynrkc. who has beer
visiting her parents. has returned t.
h,'r home in Iiddcf0rd.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-24

j. \. Libby. VIII" has been on =
visit nr several days with friends in
Augusta and Gardiner returned /"
Watervillc Saturday afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-24

Miss Vera Jackson Of Lewiston
passed sunday with her sister. Mrs. G.
W. TaGgart.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-24

". l.. TibbcttE. who has been visit
ing r"lativ"s IN town, returned to his
nom. in Brockton, Mass, Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-24

Miss Esther Carr went to EcadGcld
Friday to stay tn" coming winter.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-24

Mr.. ana Mrs. II. NJ. Gage of Plymouth
lave been visiting their son. |. q. Gage
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-24

Mrs. Y. Dorsey and daughter, Mrs.
Warren Griniss. who have been passing
tho summer in town have returned to
their home in Baltimore.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-24
WATERVILLE.

Miss Grace Rram passed Sunday
With friends in Augusta.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-13
MINNETONKA PROPERTY

FOR A, COOL, QUIET OUTING, TRY NORTH
land Inn at Holdridge. first Minnetonka sta
tion On Great: Northern. Write phone G.
Il. N1offctt, Z. c. 1882, N. w. Main 11O6 city
or the Inn, Ala Excelsior Exchange for res.
ervations or information. - 49,
FARM OF 100 ACRES NEAR MINNEToNKA,
suitable for stock and chickens; convenient
to, two stations :. excellent buildings; price
$12,5O0; easy terms. Address e517, Journal.
WANTED-A FURNISHED COTTAGE AT
Lake .Minnetonka. for one month; prefer Great
Northern side., Address @. L., kluckholm
Gordon & Ferguson. St. Paul.
FOR RENT-FIVE-ROoMED FURNISHED COT
tage,r at Cottagewood for balance Of season
F. P. Pilcher.T T. G. phone 1925.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-13
CRADLE, ALTAR AND CRAVE
BIRTHS.

BIRTHS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Lazarus, Bit Hennepin
avenue, girl.
Mr. and Mrs. A. z. Quilts, 632 Taylor street.
boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Lennon, s3f East Eighteenth
street. girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Bricker, Ga Twelfth street
NJ boy.
Mr. and Mrs James McNeilly, 1906 Fifth ave-
nue. S, girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Holmquist, SS2I Third
street n. girl
Mt and Mrs. Fred Gordon, l5s Seventh ave
nue. NE, girl.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-13
Farm Lands.

, FINE HARDWOOD TIMBER FARMING
, LAND AT AUCTION,
D Tomorrow, Saturday July IA, o'clock.
0 evening, at No: 9TH st S. corner Henne-
0 pin av and 9th st, we will sell 40-acre
D tracts Of fine timber farming land at auc-
0 tion to highest bidder. Land actually
0 worth $15 an acre; near railroads and
o good towns: a great chance to get tim
0 Der and farm land cheap and on easy
o terms; 25c an acre down, 75c an acre in
0 80 days, then 1Oc an acre per month until
o paid. A grand stereopticon view of the
0 lands and lecture on the country free.
o Even If you don't buy the land come and
0 see the views. Ladies and gentlemen are
o welcome. Get picture catalogue, maps,
Q full information, free. ..a
0 Franklin Benner Land Co.,
0 500 Bank Of Commerce Building.
O O % o
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-13
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

David Lundgren to Ayda Nickalausen.
Gust Anderson to Anna Swensop.
August H. Carlson to Hulda Lundberg.
Charles Riehl to Hilda G. Turnquist.
Joel Bjurstrom to Anna z. Johnson.
s Amar Swee to Maja Osterlund.
Felix D. Dansereau to Gertrude s. Preble.
Emil johnson to Hilrna Meme.
George O'Sullivan to Ada Hammer.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-13
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

-~~~~~S>~~~~~o~-~~-~ ~-~~N~-~-~~~N~-~~~~~~O~~
Robert n. Martin and wife to Dock D. Il
Harr lot l, block %, Case ct ais sub
division to Case & Moore's addition.... 81, ,ao
Robert q Martin and wife te Dock f..
'uarr west one-half Of lot 6, block 8,
Peter S. Weinand and wife to Dora
Roepke, west one-half Of west one-half '
Of southeast, section 8, township 119,
George ". weise and wife to Emil Blese, N''
six acres and three rods in southwest <
erly part Of south side snl of northeast, >.
1dd M. and Frank G: Rogers to John -
Balestra, southwesterly se.5 feet Of lots
v,sta and = block 49, St. Anthony Falls M 900
block 80. Whitcomb's subdivision to
Murphy's addition .................... 1,o5
Larson, lot 4. block g. McMillan's
Mildred I Iauderdaie to julius Graber and "
wife, lot 25. block 8, W. Il. Lauder 49,
F.. A. Chamberlain and wife to Christ
Johnson and wife, lots 1, 2. % and 20,
block "a West Minneapolis Junction Re- - :.
Laura la n Libby to Mary s. Milton, lot -
z, block 2, H. N. Morse's addition. -. u
John Hendricks and wife to Julius Ander-
son, lot =, block 8, Rosedale Park :.
Minnesota % Park association to Fred B.
Richmond lots 8 and TO- block g.,
| Turner & Warnock's First addition ..... 4C
| Emma D. Benson to Peder Thompson,
northwest, southeast and government lot
8 and part Of lot 4, section 25, town
! ship 119, range 81. ................ 6,5s
Massasoit Land company to Alfred Cole,
lots IA and 1b, block 5, First division,
Reeve Park 81
! Massasoit Land company to Asylda lie
May. lots II and 13, block 8, First
division, Reeve ark .................. 81
Fred W. Diekhoff to Phoenix Loan &
/ Investment company, part Of lot 8,
block 8, McFarlane's addition. ......... Ia
! Elizabeth and Stephen P. Hurley to C. E.
Cochran, lot a, Davison's subdivision in
Gales Second addition, and east 10 feet
/ of west 75 feet Of lot z, block 81,
Gales Second addition. ........... 1,6
1 Charles Goldthorp and wife to John A.
| johnson, lot 49, block 8, Allan & Ander-
sons Second addition. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. A
Mary J. Messer to Fred Forester, west
i 10 feet of lot IL, block 10, Wilson,
1 Bell & wagners addition ............. so
Fourteen miscellaneous deeds. s............ -.
4 Total ........................ 1865