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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-05
NEIL--TENNY
CASE SERIOUS
NO EXAMINATION or FtoHT.
gRs WAS MADE AND Dis.
TRtcrArToRNHY WILL PROS.
ucuTE VIGOROUSLY.

SAN FRANCISCO. March g.
Frankie Nell. the fighter under ar
rest Tor granddaughter In connection
with the death nf Harry Tenny.
following a bout at Mechanics pa
wilton last "Wednesday. today admit
fed that there had been me- medical
examination 81 the fighters. as Is
required by law. and that Dr Day,
whose name was glYrn by the fight
promoters as having made an ex-
animation, was a myth.
The case now assumes e serious
aspect. a. District Attorney Lang
don has already announced that II
un examination was made that he
will prosecute all connected with
tho case To the full extent Of the
law.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-05
SENATOR CLARK
WINS LAND CASE

WASHINGTON. u. c. March s.
Senator Clark. Of Montana. won a
complete victory 10 The supreme
court today in the case brought By
tho government demanding the can
collation. Of 30 patents for timber
lands on the ground that the
paiantees did not purchase the land
IN good faith or for their own SIX
elusive use. but FOR speculation and
under an agreement that the title
should insure benefit 70 Clark. The
decision OF the court balow that
Clark did not have actual knOwi-
edge of the frauds. was affirmed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-05
RECEPTION TO
DR.. THOMPSON

Al o'clock tonight. In the rooms
Of the Alaska club. a general re-
ceptian Wiii be given pr. Alfred
Thotnpson. member Of parliament
from Dawson 20 ottawa. who l. here
Tor the sxprsza purpose OF learning
what IL 10 be dome Ia the matter 81
funds. etc. for the Alaska Y ukon
exposition 70 be held In this city.
At the reception hs wiil speak. set .
tag forth what the Yukon viii %
towards the exposition. Or. Thotnp-
son was entertained by Secretary
sheffield and others az luncheon
rarfy Al the Rainier club this noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-05
HEADED FOR
CANADA

Thomas Taylor. who stabbed ]
NJ Bailey IN the Washington hotel
last Friday night. with fatal re
suits. IL headed for Canada THIS
morning Sergeant OF Detectives Ten
nant received word from Belllng
ham that Taylor was seen In Bel
bingham Saturday. but had disap-
peared before apprehension was
possible Word was Immediately
sent 20 all points along the railroad
10 be- on the lookout for Taylor
Taylor Was formerly Ia the Pull
man service Of the railroad aud the
police are firm In the belief that
some of his former associates are
hAfbofinE him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-05
ELECTION
nv KALLEJO

VALLEJO. Cal. March s-There
n great interest IN the municipal
election and the biggest vote ever
rolled lH anticipated. There has
been no disturbance. but lots OF
work aud keen opposition. Mayor
flpney. who has the navy yard en-
pl0YeA' vote. claims the election Of
the entire republican Ticket by at
Toast 300. The navy yard employees
90 the number Of / 500 are coming
OFT IN squads 10 vota strong FOR
Rnney MadigAn. democrat. claims
hla election b. Loo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-05
DROPS
50 FEET

william Holden. % 81 Louis
while intoxicated. jumped over the
fence rail ~ F1ret a.. and Seneca
~. late this afternoon and fell a
distance Of 90 feet. striking on a
pile % bricks Hs Was taken to the
wayaldc hospital and IN believed 10
b. hart Internally.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-05
HYDE AGREED
TO COME BACK

NEW YORK. March Sit devel.
oped today that before Hyde sailed
for Europe he agreed with Jerome
to return Nhen wanted and the
same agreement ~ IN effeCt IS was
made with Mccurdy. II In fatty
denied today that stuyvesant Fish
plans To become president Of the
Mutual Life An official says that
Fish believes an insurance man
should lead the company and every
effort will be made 10 find the
rlEht Que.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-05
ON RIVER Run.

Captain v A. Swift has purchased
the stern wheel steamer Casseil Tor
5000 from l.. " Gray q Co. ana
viii place her on The susitna and
fitnA river route. AZ the head ~
Cooks inlet. carrying mining sup.
piles 70 the Mt Mckinley mining
district The steamer was brought
70 the suand IN 1908. but was not
a saccess. and has bern laid up At
Ballard sinca that time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-05

Gaibraith- Bacon a Go. announce
an advance q t2o0 per ton on dou-
BILE compressed Eastern Washington
hay. the now price 20 take effect I'm
meiiatsly. A car each Of Wenat-
chez apples. gi.T5 20 t2fb. oabbages.
20 to 2Hc. and potatoes arrived to-
day. The Maito blood oranges re-
celved last week are nearly cleaned
uu. business was very brisk on the
street this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-05
SOME
BUT NOT OFTEN

II happens that small sizes aecumu-
late In n shoe store. then small feet
are made happy by big bargains
Tho sale % small size 81 90 and $500
shoes at t2.S5 will continue Tor a
day or two Longer az the Mems shoe
Store. SOS First Ave. -"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-05
PREPAR|NGFOR
CONTINGENCIES

I WASHINGTON. u. G. March a.
Determined T. be prepared for pos
sihis contingencies IN the Orient. the
government 10 nnKiertinE no pre-
cautions The war department. has
ordered the transports Meade. Me
J.ailan and Patrick held at Mantle.
upon their arrival pending Develop
ments The auartermastsr's Depart
wnnt has made a tentative agree
.Iliant with the Great Northern
fsarnship company 10 charter their
steamers. the Minnesota aud Da-
volta. N needed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-05
WHITE SLAVES
TRIAL PROCEEDS

NEW YORK. March s-Berths
CiAiehss trial vas interrupted today
by Aa effort 10 set the prosecution
10 agree to a plan u guilty on
minor aegro. Of murder aud a llsht
aanteuce but failed aud the flrui
degree trial vas resumed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-05
EMBEzzLER
is ON TRIAL

INDIANAPOLIS. March David
v hherriek. the former state audit
or. who was 0uated by the governor
last September. was placed on trial
gft5 GOA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-05
DR.. THOMPSON
is IN The CITY

pr. Alfred Thompson arrived
from Dawson last night and while
IN the city viii confer with the com
miifes on the Alaskan Yukon expo
sition. relative 10 the northern ooun-
trs'a exhibit The doctor Is a mem-
Der Of the Canadian parliament from
tho Yukon. and now on HIS way 10
attend the next session at ottawa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-05

Y. n Sumner. one Of the early
pioneers Of Puget Sound. died this
morning at hts residence. 22i5 18th
av. g.. at the age Of 90. He former
~ lived AZ Port Madison. and was a
charter member Of Lincoln lodge
No. IS, A. O. u. W Funeral ar
Engagements will be in charge OF
nntterworth q Sons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-05

Resolutions were passed BY the
Ninth Ward improvement club at
is last session declaring for the
Joint user clause In all street rail
way franchises granted hereafter
Copies OF these resolutions have
been transmitted 20 the city council
by Secretary Ashcroft
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-05

on her way south ana viii arrive In
Seattle "Wednesday morning.
The biz liner Ming chow. NJ PIES
cnt IN vancouver. viii arrive tomor-
row. ahe Will discharge cargo ~
Tacoma. The YBnKatzs II due about
April l.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-05

. MAYOpALTY CANDIDATES 4
= MAKE ELECTION PREulc-
. TIOSa
> = expect 20 carry the election 4
= tomorrow By not lees ihaa 4
= S00a plurality and ! anticipate 4
. that Il will be nearer tog9. 4
q said John Kiplingrr. republic 4
. an candidate for mayor. this 4
. afternoon 10 a reporter for The 4
4 star Il believe the whole re- 4
. publican ticket will be eloeted." 4
= 4 have this election won al 4
. ready II the republicans DO not 4
. atral Il from me Is the way 4
. Judge " ~ Moore predicts the 4
. outcome The whole munic- 4
= ipal ownership ticket win ain 4
= By big plufalltlez. 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-05
TRAIN WRECK.

ALBUQUERQUE. N. NJ. March 8,
The Los Angeles limited train has
Just been wrecked and several Mex-
leans killed Mrs Paul Norton car
u in the train.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-05
SQUARE DEAL ron ALI.

Acting Chief 81 Police VIII 4
lard stated this afternoon that 4
the department waa fully pre- 4
, pared 20 exert undue vigilance 4
AZ the different voting places 4
} tomorrow. Every Que gill 10 4
given a square deal. he said. 4
No EXTRA police vii be 4
sworn ia. a. the force L. suffi- .
ellen, for all available puE. 4
) po@es" 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-05

The glare and dasslc Of the foot.
~ MS have undoubtedly claimed
w. fafema gifla. both n years Ola
Mira @srtuan ef Tacoma. has asked
TIE foiieo "a los.tto Ohpla arrn4n
'ad Margaret fNaa who have dia-
appeared frem home ana ceme "a
Seattle rhe information states that
'aey may be found IA some vaude.
viilo house.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-05
ROBBED IN GREAT
NORTHERN TUNNEL

about 1880 this afternoon. was hit
on the head with a rock by some
one unknown. knocked nenaelaaa
and robbed Of go aud "A gold watch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-05

A man giving his name a. VIII
Ham Hennaford. of SPOKANE. while
walking near the mouth Of the
Great Northern tunnel. on Main u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-05

Three rooms and aic6ve. two isree
closets, pantry, EsH range. hot water
heat. hot water IN slnk and bath.
walking distance rent tlAlQ Main
1ad 40 Blanchard St g
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-05

Ed Mckee. ~ NJ. Vernon. has
vriftaa 80 the board % public works
ssklax Information relating 10
street parinx. cisanlnE. sewer con-
strurfion and garbage removal AID
relsxtlga. He wishes 20 know Il
seatrsess are taken for these items
q xgfk sesrs<ary Hakioy Fepilcsi
lhn Tie esty lee all this woFk ex-
esNlns street cleaning and garbage
lsssznefion twhsa the usw crerna-
TRY b eompletsfl - pruvtte eon-
txFf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-05

sunda a Eiisni report they are
fttinE cat between 50 and 70 fIsh-
iuE sehoonera and thu full rlxkea
shtp fllsood. owned BY the Seattle
shippanE company They received
an order frOm Petofhurg. Alaska.
this morning for an anchor ana ca
BE fuf the fishing - hnonsr Lief y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-05
CITY BRIEFS

company u. National Guard q
Warrington. vii hold It's regular
Tuss8xy triii az the armory tonight.
a. he regulations ~ the guard for
hia Aoiliing drills on the nights %
eietlonA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-05
els.. Their ooers

-Four Congregational churches
elnusi their doors 10 the agent The
piymoalh Congregational L. the
ma nruminnuf Seattle church 90
tnrn aeWn Mr. Ross one Methodist
rAarrh and nlne Lutheran churches
as refused 81 lel AEeat Ross SO
llrlf among their church members
Rev ". A. Matthews addressed
a. mestsnS AMI urged she develop.
ueni a the social side % The min.
t.frv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-05

net g'alty his morning In judge
Uordons court
lesley fometoy who used "a
thrill the audiences az tho star th.s
Ter by the rendition 81 nlustfatsa
senss. T. betting sought after hy A.a.,d
Normat 81 Roblin. n. a.. pams,.. !,
Aaa nefhecn employed Ia thia city
zee some weeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-05

II Haxhss. ftss East Marion si..
nrnr'sa . m police Sunday tsat
a1FiaT the Afternoon Burns one had
altered his aaaae - breaking a
ssnty window and craving
Arsash. Nothing was taken. bat
iAs hanse furnishings vsfe turned
te2sY tarvY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-05

A. MAian. who Was charged by the
Seattle Lkhting company % the
heft q money from ths Eas meter
4 ~ Royal coffee house. Was found
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-05
TURN DOWN
BIBLE AGENT
,sv ooNA.J ROSS TELLS 10.
eAl MINISTER'S or AIS POOR
sRcHss IN CHURCHES OF
STATE.

when Donald Ross aren't fpr the
.msgltan biblical o,Iei1 attempt
u Il read a list Jf churches that
s.s,ssf him admltisata fer % pur-
- IN securing subscriptions be
~, ne seattle Ministerial a.socia
,t,es today ne created a small panic
- lhe hieIues. and amld ehiee
-. leen en- si1ss rgfralned FROM
erlshing the iIst
Snee the fret tav 20 last Sep
..mhar NJ Ross has lakoej aad
,e,sa snoae shurrh members and
~ solleeted BUT Sts2 la the past
4. manths This amount viii net
~ III Ross aaiafts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-05

Mrs X n Tracey reported 10 the
roiiee yesterday morning that she
HAD hren held up BY a man with a
Eau saturday night. She stated
over the telephone thst Hhe would
So 20 reliee headquarters ana rivr
mere information and the pollce are
sun waiting.
Federal iudre ttauford today set
next Monday a. the day Tor the
commencement ~ the trial Of a.
Wilson, a Valencia survivor. aKainat
the f1eific Coast steamship com.
PenN Alison asks fer ts.eoe damn
John & wehher ana IA, t.s,,,s.
s'ei'tnF tulters arrested hy Captain
TELL WIN % siven another hearing
before Commissioner Klefer Thurs
day next.
Fire losses IN this city for the
month - February we're usht. az.
e"rdinE O. the monthly refort ui.t
With the council to-day by Fire Mar
shal KELLOGG The total iuas agFfs-
satcd tt,aso and the value q the
buildings involved aggregated Sc.
200. Loss ON buildings was tapfs.
and leas on contents tg.a0a
Two small pfarea % property.
which we're svtsed BY the Tinted
states government 81 the time ~
tieersc Edward Adams aefsieation.
flum the iocal assay offlas were
discovered. were released from the
custody ~ the government today
one lot having been held by Adam.
on a moftgaEr that was paid OF lant
week. and the ether NOT hei6nains
20 Adams az All. but having hsru
confused with an adjoining i0t which
he owned
Adtataut General Drain WIN hold
an auction la Olympia on March 70
60 sell e large quantity Of condemn
ed army supuiisA
Prof Edmund Meany viii lecture
Ca the Queen Anne Methodist
ehnrrh this evening at o'clock on
the topic. ~oid Oregon nad the Mis-
sioa~
sunaa a EIiand report they are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-05

Two Temporary iniunctions we're
issned Saturday uisht By Judge
Na,Tix pfsventlng both the Siet-
80 4 PEST company add William
?. Tgimble from dFiving piles Ia
ne hArhor agaee ahatflng on the
k;ier's property and claimed to
have beea leased - the former
Tfsnbie and the mil company have
rival pile drivers ca the ground
fsz6T or work. bat ucitheT can
rnnesef until ,he rights ~ each -
e~ritsd Ia court. uhleh viii be on
aasgh D.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-05

anH lhe churches of small at
,.ssnara haHt been liberal IN their
ssssfiors The iareef subscription
- that % che Auaeeftea Freshly
bE.sn church. which donated $50
g1ls sum excreda the donations az
.nv twd churehcs la Seattle
NJ Ross Vas very fraak la his
,ep.,Ft and haa no hesitsnCy in
sntlnk the facts lie Declared that
- largest ana most readily douai-
4 Subscriptions came from the
luthsfans.
over % churches In this state re.
N&si q allow AZ Russ to even en-
~ ar the purpose ~ securing
rrAnrial aid Twenty four oi thoao
sAssehes are - fhe Presbyterian
hah Amoag the seattle churches
Nj rehisei "a admit Mr Ross are
wessmlrsier Presbyterian bethany
Presbyterian and First frvsby-
tsrisa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-05
BANK cLEARlNos.

WEATHER FORECAST.
Showers tonight and tuesday,
south winds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-05

Prof Edmund Meany viii lecture
go the Queen Anne Methodist
tharrh this evening at o'clock on
the topic. ~old Oregon nad the Mis-
siaa"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-05

Adiaiant General Drain win haiA
an auction lu Olympia on March 10
90 sen q large quantity q condemn
"a army supplies
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-05

The Jeffefson has I'm Ketehlkan
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-15
Speak for Themselves.

The above figures speak for them
selvee and are worthy OF careful study.
They show that Richmond is holding Its
own as a banking center with the leading
cities OF the country, and, population con-
sidcred, stands at the very head Of the
list among Southern cities 1t is proper
to add that nowhere in the South or
in the world is there city, the banks
Of which rank higher In point Of individ-
ual management and In rate Of earnings
and utility to the public.
In the days since the Civil War-that
is to say, during the last forty years
some Richmond banns have been consoli-
dated-merged two into one-but, In all
this time, there have been no bank
failures and no depositor has ever lost
n dollar
OF course, Richmond leads all Virginia
towns In the volume of banking bust
ness, but in general way that which
hns been said of the prosperity, stability
ard growth Of Richmond banks may be
said Of other Virginia communities, and
other Virginia banks, But "other Virginia
banks Is another story which will come
along on this page in due time.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-15
The World Language Of the
Future

We note with interest that Max Nor
oe FRENCH ls in public le sohooIs Of ali G eoun
tries where the language happens to be
only student OF the matter who bcllevns
that French will eventually become the
universal language because It Is so i'd
mirably adapted to exact expression. It
Z Is also true TINT the acquisition OF It is
flrthcrcd by Its .cose relationship to
Latin, IN tho eighteenth century French
seemed likely to play the same unlfying
had been played by I,atln In the middle
ages; It was the court language in al.
most every capital and the medium Of
DIPLOMATIC Intercourse. There was g time
acation of Gerlnany--wl,cn It seemed pos
sble that English would acquire THO
once possessed by the French
tongue Since 1870, however, th,ri, ba,i
been u vehement reaction n Germany
against AnglcIsnls, as we'll as ciAllc!sms,
,lnd tho movement has spread to the Ger.
nisn-spenkirg provinces Of Austria Tho
truth is thar until our spelling q ~.
formed our tongue Is not qualified to be-
COME mversaI Language, Harper's
IVaolSlV 5f Ea3sf5 lg+a5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-15
THE STEPHEN PuTNEY
SHOE COMPANY MEET
Increase Capital Stock and
Award Contract for Immense
New Plant.

The annual meeting OF the Stockholders
was held during the past week, when
the following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: President. Langhorne Put
ney; treasurer, Lewis H. Blair; secre-
tnry. a. II, Felthaus.
The secretary submitted for the con-
sidcrntion OF tho stockholders a complete
statement of the business of the ccm-
pany for the fiscal year ending March
Slst. which showed the affairs of the
company to be In a most prosperous con-
dition. and the past year to have been
the most successful in tho history of tho
company. Among other Information con-
tanned In the statement II was shown
that the sales OF the company for tho
year amounted TO s2,G23,7ls an increase
over the previous years business of n
half-m!llion dollars
The business OF the company Ia grow
ing daily. and In order to largely IN
crease their facilities. contract has been
awarded to Mr.. John r, Wilson for the
erection OF an enormous plant on their
property on West Broad Street, n part
of the old Fair Grounds property, ma
Immediately adjacent to the most -four
1shlng section OF tho city. Work on THIS
building will be started within the next
few days, and 1t Ia expected to be ready
for occupancy by fail Their new build
ing will be "a new structure, with new
devices for now era. and will be the
largest OF It's character in the Southern
States, II has been especially designed
for the conduct Of the shoe business on
the most economical and scientific plan.
The stockholders at their meeting pass
ed resolution authorizing an additional
Issue Of tho company's stock. The new
issue was Immediately subscribed to,
thus making the entire paid-up capital
OF the company $4,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-15
r. T. ARLINGTON,
N. w. BOWIE,
j. B. BEASLEY,

-, = +r,,.tces OF Roseneath Land Company
mite herein to release lien OF ueea
OF trusO, $3.50.
a. 81. Price and wife to Joseph Hon.
man lot No. g. In block II, plan OF
Chestnut Hill, s2ao. y -,
4 Samuel p. Waddtl. clerk. to n. G. eau
thorn. 1873 Ia feet on Mitchell Street.
northeast corner OF Hickory, street, sol'i
for taxes in name OF Philip Nichols estate
for years 1915 to 1883.
Same to j. T. Martin, 80 feet on SCUM
line OF Darlington Street, sold for tasas
In name OF j. NJ. Poindexter for year WI.
Same to same, % acres near the Cen
trail road, about seven miles below Rich.
mond, sold for taxes IN name OF susan
J. Jordan for year 1900.
Same to same, so HIP feet on east SIDE
OF Oak. Street. PA 1-12 feet south OF Bacon
street. sold for taxes In name OF Lewis
Puryear for year 1901.
Same to same, 50 feet oneast line OF Car
ter Street. 100 feet south OF New YORK
Street, sold for taxes in name OF George
and Flora Stewart for year 1901.
Same to same. 60 feet on north line OF
Ashland Street. 80 feet from northeast
corner OF Carter Street, sold for taxes
in name OF NJ. c. Staples for year 1885.
Same to same, 0 acres on south side OF
Quiocisan road. sold for taxes In name OF
Peyton Rlount for year 1898.
Same to same. two tracts aggregating
ii acres. adjoining the lands OF Littleton
Burnes and others. sold for taxes in name
OF Beverly Brown for year 1901.
Same to same. 10 acres adjoining the
lands Of Jacob r. Shaw and others. sold
for taxes in name Of Henry Peers for
years 1901
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-15
Pohlman, 06 1-3 acres near Broad Street
road, about eight miles west of Richmond.

Pohlman s6 1-3 acres near Broad Street
road about eight miles west Of Richmond.
John B. and Anna g. canepa 70 Ann N,
Childrey, thirty feet on south side OF Oak
wood Avenue, $3.50.
Chas McCurdy and wife to B. G. Gar.
Of Brookland Park. &2.6Oo.
"Cloverdaie." IS.
T. A. Lamb and wife to Albert Kramer.
lots Nos. II to 80, both INCLUSIVE. IN block
West End Home Building Fund Associn-
ton to w. b. Daniel, 60 feet on Floyd
Street, northwest corner OF Sheppard
Reese ees 3 B. Haller and WIN. j. Regain and
wives, to G. p. and Blanche K. Wilder,
lots Nos g. 8 and 10, in block No. plan
Of Chestnut Hill, subject to two deeds or
trust, securing s2,79s.96, $500. #
Saturday.
Richmond-Lews Gnter's trustees,
George Arents and wife. Joanna B. and
Grace r. Arents and Minnie z. Young, to
Lewis Ginter Land and Improvement
Company, snme as reported from Henrico
Circuit Court. March 49, 1906
Humphrey Calder, Jr and wife to
Binders Dickinson. Jr., % feet on east
line Of Laurel Street. 144 feet south OF
Spring Street, 81 ESQ.
Henrico-Sarah r. and r. A. Miller to
Enlis W. Williams. 112 acres on north
side Of Three Chopped road. subject to
deed Of trust for 500, s. 400 x.3t.,3 q.
7. G. Williams. Jr.,,s trustee, to p. a.
Swami. 30 feet on Taylor Street. north
west corner OF Sycamore Street, 1915.
Lee Annex Realty Corporation to Os-
valid NJ. Gasser lot No. IL in block 8,
plan OF Lee Annex Realty Corporation