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E = grtts s,S avenue. 50 Of Hugo street. Is 's
: Jason 5. Cole to Louisa u. Cole. lot on y
line Of Folsom street lss q OF Eleventh. y
lot on 81 line OF Jessie street. 255 SW Of Sixth.
SW 20 By Sc 20; $40.
lot Leon SS EeE5 g. aaa n e.ag ~rs of
more. mo !" ! Is I Sz \ 1915; git. -
Harry ". Patrick to Esther FIeisher, lot On
NE corner Of Fourth avenue and a street,
Meyer Brsndsnstein to Fanny Brandenstein.
ss Sa " s 8 s. SsS'Ps Sc 81 sd q
other pieces; $40
Building Contracts.
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company with
San Francisco-Removal Of debris from lot on
NE corner OF Montgomery and Sacramento
Streets N 80 BY 90. and Sc corner 0f Com
mereiai and. and Montgomery streets, $ S9;s By
A. R1ef with r. W. MoIIer-ro erect a 2
5sr sGs aas res Ss Rm t ss MssSn q % s ss q
Claus spreckies with California Electrical
building Third and Market streets; $1218.J&-
Gustave Becker with Pacific Coast Elevator
Company, one freight elevator s line OF Mar
ket street. 175 W Of Fifth: s205O.
Margaretha Bahr with f. W. Atwood. to erect
a tnree-story and basement frame building on
w line OF Valencia street. 226 OF Sixteenth,
W Sc By s 24:6; $6040.
East Street Improvement Company with An
drew Wilkie Company, 70 erect a SIX x-st0ry brick
building on W line OF East street. 1875 OF
Mission; S 45.10 By " 1916. S26.998.
Julian Lauray with Oregon Construction Com
pany, to erect a two-st0ry frame building on
Dore street, 205 NV Of Bryant, between Ninth
and Tenth 24xS5; $4,000
Steve Arata with Brandon & Mulcahy to erect
three-story brick building with basement on 3
line OF Washington street. 51:lO OF Dupont.
25x77.6: $9700
Margaret DriscoII with Holm Schultz to
erect q one-story frame building on line OF
FfIbert street. between Taylor and Jones. 137.8
W OF Taylor having frontage OF 27.6; S3010
j. f. BuliwinkeI with W. r. Fitzpatrick to
erect nestory frame building NV corner
5000.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

THOMAS NAGEE & SONS.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
lfuolshers Of the San Francisco Real Estate
Circuar.)
MONTGOMERY STREET
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COUNTRY REAL EsTATE-contInued
THE Upper Napa Valley is the garden spot of
California We have bargains In vineyards
orchards stock 7z raPges IE sna poultry o farms
REAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENTS,
s25 Golden Gate ave. 4th floor.
FOR rent or sale-l4 acres, well equipped, 1900
young hens, everything necessary for poultry
business. MRS. CARA WARREN. Novato Cal.
HOMES in the country; send for catalogue. c.
y. WOOSTER CO: le66 0Earrell St.
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
OAKLAND
is GROWING FASTER THAN ANY CITY IN
THE WORLD
Fine Little snap, Paying IL per cent.
Fnn size lot. asx1oo. with good building; leased
at SEQ per month.
RiEht in center Of Oakland.
Land aext 60 this held at S400.
Price only seOoO-oniy $500 foot.
BARGAIN OF BARGAINS.
SIS. .ooo--ses.ooo
Between Broadway and Washington st.
For lot same size adjoining owner Of property
has refused $4,000.
Large lot best part OF Chinatown
5ox1oo feet
Only $1,000
to Broadway al and IL blocks from property
selling at $3.50 per foot.
ONLY CORNER in Chinatown under sscoc
North corner and good 2-story building.
VIII lease now at $1,000 per year. or improved
with stores at $500
CAN ANY AGENT MATCH THIs7
Fine 7th-st. lot. 5oxioo feet
Only $3.50.
Between Market and Broadway stations
Land here VIII sell at $500 in months
WITH THE
CORNER LOT COMPANY.
e1s BROADWAY, OAKLAND
AUsTTN's LIST.
siO'O' lot viii viii sell for s15.ooo in less than
year: surely II win If you build on 1t and
add the cost Of improvements; threestory
brick going up across the street; Clay
and Sth SITS. are both pretty hne; Il per
cent would be easy 20 get s9g on o60 60e aId rghs
handle the whole thing. Q3S6)
St. .O0o-Choice business buy on San Pablo ave-,
where new buildings are being erected on
and the lot alone is worth more than price
asked We can recommend this property
as the best small investment to be had on
this progressive street. (lS9l)
S275o-Cozy cottage of rooms, bath and base
ment; all In fine condition. right on Mar
ket st. near Key Route station at I'D
St; this would make good store property
IL remodeled (3)
GEORGE W. AUSTIN,
1902 BROADWAY.
MITCHENER BARTON.
FLATS. FLATS. FLATS
Modern and In good condition; near street
cars and local; now rent for SIS; could be easily
raised TO 500 per month II you are looking for
income property investigate this bargain Price
$500.
KITCHENER & BARTON.
916 BROADWAY Tel. Oakland III.
BFAUTIFUI lot FOR HOME
VERNON HEIGHTS. OAKLAND.
Corner Orange and Perry sts-, one block from
oaksRdaye eees esT R+ line csT sqnnlIg trags OFect
1e0x116.
CASH PRICE $500.
Inquire A. z GRAUPNER, 1850 Steiner St,
San Francisco.
Ss50O-sEvFN-r room 1lk-story house, high base
ment; all in good order; situated in East Oak
land; convenient TO car lines and good schooli
B. II. WEIGH & CO.,
5th ave- and East 18th st. Oakland.
MARION GRIFFIN. 1908 Broadway. Oakland
REAL ESTATE BROKER
Rooms 10 and H. Union Nat Bank Bldg,
Cor 18th st.
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HAND-PAINTED CHINA.

DoRN's Ceramic Supply Store, 75e-761 McAIlister
structions in conventional and naturalistics
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BULRINGAME REAL ESTATE.

AN opportunity OF a life time to secure very
desirable home site. within few minutes
walk OF Burlingame station and at price
within the means Of everyone. Just think
50-foot lots graded Streets sewer and
water mains laid.
$500: $50 cash, $40 monthly.
Take San Mateo electric cars and 70 direct TO
Burifngame station; office Is opposite
open daily including Sundays.
LYON & HoAG. 636 Market St. az Montgomery.
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-RUITvALE REAL ESTATE.
HOME INVESTMENT COMPANY,
1900 FRUITvALE AVE,

1900 ERUIINALE AVE.
Corner County Road Boulevard.
There IS place like a home IN FRUIT
VALE. Come before it rains. Our list is large.
SSooo-Eight rooms. stores; modern; lot 4ox
100; Peralta ave-; one-half cash. (251)
$2750-Five rooms; new, strictly modern cottage;
convenient car service 5000 cash, bal
s2sooEFiT Ss- cottage; corner lot. s5x72, on
boulevard CMonday only; $500 cash; bal
s2soo-six rooms. ? stories; modern throughout;
lot eox1s4; Forest ave; half cash (253)
S21O0-SeVen rooms. stories; bath and toilet
lot Soxso; on car line (see # Monday (239)
S16oo-Seven rooms and bath; lot 50x10o; street
improvements all IN mot conuectedl. C99)
$1500-Six-room cottage; high basement; lot 4ox
1906 blocks from Elmhurst car line;
$3.50 cash, $3.50 payable $40 monthly, s
per cent. (249l
s12ooEThree-room cottage; city water: lot 5o1
200; one block OF main thoroughfare; 5000
s1ooo-Two-roon cottage. I2x24; corner lot. AK
III; 5000 cash and 50 per month (25z)
HOME INVESTMENT COMPANY.
MY friend also has ? new cottages and house
and lots; he viii sell at $500 down; lots $50
down and $40 per month; small. rough house
built for SIS. 1012 Fruitvals ave. south OF
MILL VALLEY REAL ESTATE
TIE choice lots in Tamalpais Park are all
ready TO build on; sewer and water mains
are IN all the avenues; walking from Is to
psr ssstion sn5 sve OH station sre rsSt lSt
Oh the tract The lots are large and command
grand view Of Mt. Tamalpais and q
general view OF beautiful Mil Valley.
Prices $3.50 upward.
Is cash; balance SO monthly.
Take sausalitu ferry and train to MIL Valley.
Branch office Mil Valley.
LYON & HoAG. ese Market St. at Montgomery.
THOUSANDS of people are looking for country
homes close TO the city Mil Valley, just As
minutes from San Francisco, is the only suburb
which has in combination the natural beauties
Of the country and all city advantages
We handle the choicest property in Marin
County which sells at prices and terms un-
dreamed Of; $500 viii buy you beautiful lot I;
all we ask is a small payment down. and the
balance IN easy monthly installments
Call and see US before good lots are all
gone. J. FRED SCHLINGMAN CO.. Mill
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BOYLE PARK,

THE SWITZERLAND OF AMERICA
Large slightly lots. wooded; bay and mountain
view; streets being graded and severed; building
restriction; minutes TO station; lots so feet and
larger: price Sz5O up T. O. PARKER & CO.
T. 7. PARKER agent, NH Valley.
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FOR SaIe-1o acres, fenced and water; . acres.
3-roon house. chicken house, fenced. water
ninn6. both partly rolling; some timber. on
county road and hE school. J. W. DoTTERS
N0Fafo. Cal
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PALo Alto REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE-Block 172 Horner's Addition; also
house Of rooms, $50 Both ST. Address e. s.
~, box 50. Palo Alto. Cal
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nERKELEY REAL EsTATE.

BERKELEY home for sale; in good residence
section; close 10 Dwight way station rooms:
large lot and garden: modern and in fine CON
dition: well worth seeing. 1943 Haste ST.
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CALIFORNIA land. 81 acre. balance entire pur-
chase 81 week for each > acres: no taxes; no
Interest. 5-acre tracts: level. rich clear, ready
10 nlow. under irrigation, perpetual water
rIchf. immediate possession given particulars.
mans photographs for 2c stamp. Stevinson
colony room 26, 703 Van Ness ave. San Fran
cisco
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CAzADERo REAL ESTATE.

FREE Excursion-Free Excursion
To beautiful Camp Cazadero. in big trees
near cazadero, Saturday. Oct 20 returning
afternoon Sunday; just opening; this and
beautiful summer resort; large lots. 62x132
now for sale; every lot wooded: price $685.
terms, $40 down. balance 81 per week: no
taxes or interest; 10 per cent discount to the
first so buyers: be Of the 1rst to secure
these choice lots; hunting and fishing in
abundance; ideal climate; be prepared for
this winters next summers camping; get
busy and see these lots Apply TO
BAYLEY & WILSON,
36l McAllister st. bet Larkin and Polk
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PROPOSALS.

NOTICE is hereby given that sealed bids win
be received at 21s California Hail. University
Of California. Berkeley, on or before D. m'
october 23 1906. for buildings to be erected
: on the university farm at Davisyille, as Der
plans and specifications on file at said of6ce
In California Hall and at the office Of MI
George w Pierce Davisville No bids viii
be considered unless accompanied BY a cerft-
fed check or bond in favor OF the undersirned
equal to 10 per cent of the bid with suff;cfenf
sureties, conditioned that IL the bid be ac
cepted the bidder will enter into a contract
faithfully to perform the obligations In ac-
cordance with said bid and with said MA %
and specifications. The right to reject any
or all bids is hereby reserved The Regents
of the University of California.
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sALADA BEACH REAL ESTATE.
SALADA BEACH.

L-lA1laJh DIldOIls
Salada Beach miles south OF Clfn House;
first town on Ocean Shore r. R.; 20 minutes
ride; low fares; nacadamized streets, water.
sewers. sidewalks, shade trees, etc, guaranteed
payments; take bus at Colma Sundays and
Thursdays at IL a. m CLINE & DUNCAN,
Gen. agents. 2217 Mission St. bet 18th and 18th.
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REAL EsTATE.
FOR SALE.


Lands in Napa County. near Napa; to close
an estate. VIII be sold at prices below actual
ufue. Tract No. / has 81 acres about ~
miles from Sapa: eli strong farm land fenced
in one field. no improvements This land has
paid over 10 per cent net income annually for
past 10 years. A splendid Investment Tor profit
and sDecula ton Tract No 2. about II miles
from Hapa contains 100 acres Of level plow
land fenced in one field. and I54 acres tule land
adjoining. public landing on narigable stream
on the place: railroads pass over the land and
third railroad about to be constructed no i'm
urovements There IS large speculative value in
this land as well as present income value. Cor
respond with
d BEARD. Administration. Hspa. Cal.
GILT EDGE RANCH PROPERTY
Consisting Of 100 acres Of richest sediment
SOL very productive. that makes IL suitable
for any crop raised. big crop hay ana grain;
can raise alfalfa. speculation in subdivision
of tract: al be irrigated from ditch, be-
side abundance Of water from numerous hOW-
ing wells: splendid improvements; new, mod
ern cottage. rooms; fine barn and sheds.
blacksmith shop and granary. together with
Iof Of personal properties: a big bargain for
man that means business
Close 20 best town and market in State
Write Tor particulars as We deal IN farms
ranches orchards IN Santa Clara Valley
TREPER & MAYHEM.
10 West Santa Clara st.. San lose. Cal
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AsSAYING, soc; cash for gold. rich ore. etc
PIONEER ASSAY CO.. 13l 9th ST., mr.. Mint.
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FOR LEASE.

GEARY STREET-Fine 5o-vars on Geary ST..
close in: viii lease for term Of
from to SO years; well worth
investigating.
E2cellent corner Of Powell St. within few feet
OF Market; viii ground lease
- Tor 20 yearss graduated scale
BEALE STREET, near Mission-9i :SxIST 6
owner VIII erect good l-story
building FOR stores for reason
able monthly rental; splendid
BLUxoME sTREETMIarge holding. T5n25;
Win consider 10 years lease;
walls standing on prop
erty can be used: property has
advantage Of railroad facilities.
bhhANT STREET, near Thlrd-25xSe; viii
ground lease for years at
very low rental, or improve
property suit requirements
Of well secured tensnt.
CALIFORNIA STREET. near corner Of Kearny-
Nearly 5o-foot frontage which
be had under long term
lease; Offers solicited
tOLSON STREET. near Third-Extra large lot.
which can Be leased for 500 q
month.
FRANKLIN STREET-Fine corner on Franklin
St. 60x1io; viii consider 2
years ground lease. or might
improve II tenant desires.
GEARA STREET, near Grant ave.-Gooo 2-story
and basement brick building.
which owner win lease 70 re
sponsible parties; location IN
surpassed.
EAhRESoS STREET near Third-Lot 25x75
We are authorized TO offer at
an extremely low rental: sec
ton building up rapidly.
kEAhN4 STREET, near corner Of Post-0wner
VIII erect g 3-story and
basement reinforced concrete
building; plans 80 our office.
MISSION STREET, corner Eighth-L<ot 4oX65
ofer OF S175 for 10 years
lease has been refused
INCOME PROPERTIES FOR SALE.
GOLDEN GATE ANENUE-F1ne corner in
neiEhborhOod Jefferson square
z-story building under monthly
rental OF over $1,000; size of
lot i45x12S: price S1s5. 600.
FILLMORE STREET, near McAIhster-Stores
and Offices renting for q total
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MILL AND cABINET woRK.
MINES AND ,lININt

HAAS WOODWORKING co. 81 to s3 Mjnna ,
NH and cabinet work. turning. planning. etc
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BnRKELEr ROOMS AND BOARD.

FOR rent-Sunny rooms, with board: also table
board. suitable for gentlemen 26S2 Durant
ave. Berkeley
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.

BY the 1st, an experienced piano teacher de
sres good rooms in San Francisco where he
professional services Will in part compensat /.
for rooms; references Apply box 6S05 Cal
office, Oakland.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-08
TEAM OFF TO-DAY
FOR BALTIMORE

with half a hundred rooters and en-
thuslsasts tho WestmOreland-C Common
wealth Club pool team viii start to-day
az noon Tor Baltimore, where IL will meet
over the green cloth the skilled team from
the Baltimore clubs. The players will
special Pullman over the SeabOard Air
Line Railroad, and win be in perfect CON
diuon for the game tonight.
The contest Will be between teams or
six men each. and will be played on three
tables. -Four men viii play at "A table,
and two hundred balls will be pocketed
at each table. The team getting the six
hundred balls first viii be declared vic
tors The game viii DO played IN the
Baltimore Club. where dinner to the
teams and their supporters viii be given
tonight
The last tournament was played in this
won by the Baltimore team by h large
score. The Richmond team had not taken
the game seriously. and lacked practice
and form. This year, however the Rich
mOnGcrs have been working hard, and
VIII present "a team that will DO a propO-
sitiOn for the BaltimOreans.
For weeks the practice has been going
on, and the team has been picked by the
process of elimination. until tho six men
chosen are positively the best that the
clubs can put out. All show the best
possible form, and have been doing great
work IN the practice games.
The team from this CITY IS conposed
or the following men, three from each
club. From the land-Mess
Roger a. Pryor. II. Stuart Jones and II.
W. Hazard. From the Commonwealth
Allan Talbot. Henry A Williams and Il
u. Graves
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-08
The Cuban Haircut

While Secretary Taft is preserving the
peace In Cuba he might consider the
remedy for the evolutionary tendency.
Undoubtedly he Will find the cause or
f. all In the haphazard Cuban haircut
No two Cubans cut their hair alike. Ex-
President Palma wears his IN the Amer
lean fashion, cut rather short, and mart
&c upon the side General Joe Miu7lel
Gomez. candidate OF the Cuban Liberal
party for President. who ran AGAINST
Palma at the last election, wears a
pompadour across the entire width Of the
top OF his head. General Juan Cualberto
Gomez, a captured revolutionary leader
parts his hair IN the middle and wears
a heavy mattress OF 10, which shelters his
ears General Rafael Montalvo. prorni-
nent membr OF the Palma Cabinet. wears
MS hair very short and parted In the
middle. Senior Domingo Mendez Canota
eN-Vice-president. wears very snorf
pompadour of the COrbett tyne. Senor
Manuel Sanguilly. president OF the cuban
Senate, wears his hair I'm a high rooster
comb, which gives him a decidedly cocl-v
aoppearanco. Senator Alfredo Zavas
leader OF the Cuban Liberal party. wears
his hair IN the American fashion. parted
on the side. while Senior Gonzaio Ouesasa
the Cuban Minister al washington. wears
a frizzv chicken-like coiffure that a covey
OF quails could hide inst Louis Post
Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-08
FAV0RITES' GOOD DAY
ON NEW ORLEANS TRACK
With the Mud Dried Out They
Take Four Out of the Six
Events Of the Day.

NEW ORLEANS, December with
the mud dried out al the fair grounds
to-day. favorttes again resumed their
winnings. taking four Of the six races
Summaries:
First race-seven furlones-Gold Circle
6 70 % first Glendover Cl2 to j second.
Spider Web Is To i third. Time 1:29 IS
Second race-six furlongs-W oodsaw q
20 p hrst. Operator 60 10 - second, Hap
py Jack qZ 20 y third. Time. Il5 As
Third race-six furlongs; selling-Air-
ship (even) first, Columbia Girl 90 to ID
second Auditor q to p third. Time,
1:f6.
Fourth race-seven furl0ngs-Bm phil
ipps O7 TO y FIRST. Mortibov n In I, coo
Ond, Monet ul to 81 third. Time. I.1e a.
Fifth race-six furlonss; selIing-Knight
OF iVanhoe q 10 . first, sir Vagrant GO
10 y second. Gold Duke go 10 II 80
Time, lilo 3-5.
sixth raee-mile and sixteenth. SELL
ing-Old stone @ to 81 first, La Cache Q2
10 ID second. Sanction 20 70 ID third
Time, 40 As.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-08
YACHT RACING
At EXPOSITION
a King Edward Cup, an Emperor
William Cup, a Roosevelt Cup
and a Upton Cup.
Special 70 Inc Tlmes-nesDatoh. I

NORFOLK, VA, December 7.-Mr. AK
milius Jarvis. Of Toronto. Canada: Mr.
j. =. Van Metts. of Wilmington. n. g:
Mr. Charles J.. Tower OF Long Island
sound; Dr. J. f. &c Hund. OF Gravesend
Bay; Mr. Herbert Noce, OF Cleveland.
o.. and Mr.. T.. J. Herman, Of Chicago,
members Of the jamestown International
1acht Racing Committee, with Mr.
James r. Duncan, OF the Hampton Roads
Yacht Club. met to-day in the offices %
Dir. r. ii. Sexton. chief Of congresses
and special events OF the exposition, and
perfected permanent organization. En-
try blanks we're arranged and other de-
tails in connection with the yacht races
We're taken up.
The commission organized by the cleo
ton OF DIT De Mund, president; James
y. Duncan. OF the Hampton Roads
Yacht Club. secretary. and Charles p.
Tower. chairman Of the regatta COM
mittee.
IT was also formally announced thar
among the prizes to be contested for
will be King Edward cup. an Emperor
William cup, Roosevelt cup, and a
Upton cup.
colonel Malcolm H. Crump represent
INK kentucky, arrived here to-day with
plans for the reproduction Of Fort Boons
as kentucky's building at the James
town Exposition.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-08
New Charters Granted

The State Corporation Commission yes
teruay granted the following charters:
Anacosta Ice and Cold Storage Com
pany Qnc). Rosslyn. G.. W. Jordan,
president; Albert Lindstrum. secretary /;
J. J. Daily. treasurer: c. T. Frick gem
eral manager. Washington. D. ~. Capital
$4,000. Objects, manufacture Of Ice and
refrigerator plant
The Hotel Annex Corporation Of New
port News, Newport News. J. w. Davis
president j. r. SpragUe. A. T. Moore
secretary and treasurer. Newport News
Capital. $1,000 Objects. hotel business
Ever Ready Press Company QncD, Nor
folk Charles A. McKeon. president Al
legheney; c. l. Presho. vice-prosident
Allegheny; T. A. Means. secretary, Pitts
burg. J. g. Beane. J. A. Rising Capital
$4,000. Objects. printing and publishing
business
George r Lucas Manufacturing Com
pany Qnc), Norfolk James T. Hayward
president, Norfolk; George F. Lucas
treasurer, Portland. Oregon. H A John
ston. Capital $500 objects. manufac-
turing novelties OF every kind and de-
The Rotary Job Press Corporation, Nor
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-08
Property Transfers.

Richmond-J. j.. Carneal and wife and
James T. sloan to W. Creed Davis SIS 81
feet on west line Of Tenth Street, 81 "a
feet north Of Clay Street, s. DO.
Abraham Warwick to Richmond and
York River Railroad Company IS feet
on Rockets and IS feet on Peach Street
near water deed dated March 2S 1901
$3.775.
Henrico-Clarence A. Brothers and wife
20 Peter A Finnerty. lots ~ and "a Ga
block Q. section !, plan OF Highland
Springs $1,000
Isaac Newton Jeffreys "a Tndiana NJ
Jenreys. interest in ~ 10 acres on Deep
Run Turnpike about ID miles from
Richmond. 500
J. f. a. Gordon and wife TO y. r. ITous-
ton. 30 l-l- feet ON east line OF Twenty
hrst Street. 80 HIP fect south OF Y street
500
William Ellyson. special commissioner.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-08
THE MIDOLESEX
HOUNDS AFIELD
Thirty Couples Were Run, Fol
lowed in Pretty Run by
a Field OF Fifteen.
Especial to mo Tlmes-Dlapatci.l


LEESBURG. VA. December Tho
Middlesex hounds met to-day at Aroola,
about ten miles from Leesburg. Thirty
couples were run, followed by a field Of
hfteen hunters.
The start was made on the @. j. G.
MNnet farm. where fox was sighted
soon after the hounds were cast They
headed IN the direction Of Arcola for
three miles over a rough country; then
north toward Aide and Middleburg. on
the Pearson farm their course was
broken by "a counter trail. which the
hounds followed for short distance
until lost.
Under tho sldlful management Of Mr.
Robert Cotesworth. huntsman, the pack
was brought back, and took up again the
FIRST chase. After a long run. the field
following close. the fox was denned.
Another started hOmeward in the d.
rection of Leesburg, but the scent was
lost Then, after a short run south, the
hounds swung 20 tho right over an open
country for several miles. with their
prey Ia sight until the fox was dennod
in the high grounds back Of Pleasant
Valley.
Those riding were Mr. A. Henry Hig-
ginson, master; Or. ana Mrs i. y. Ahl
OF Boston; MI. and Mrs. Chamberlain,
Mr.. johnson. Of WarrentOn; Clarence
Moore. Of Washington; James CasweI
OF Boston, Mrs. Pierce and Mrs. Hen
derson, c. c. Safer, G. pizerega, and
others.
Tho next hunt VIII DO a. the kennels,
near Leesburg. on Monday, tho 10th.