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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-06-27
CONFESSED To
. HER HUSBAND

saw a strange man talking to his
wife in the parlor and learned that
this man was White. He imme-
diately accosted him, but White
denied his own identity.
A few days later Thaw and his
wlfe encountered the stranger and
the husband knew from his wife's
actions that the man must be
White.
Each Warns the Other.
Thaw then told White that If
he ever accosted Mrs. Thaw or
even spoke to her again he would
Stir up a scandal that would drive
White from the United States.
Instead Of showing fear White
turned apd told Thaw to take care
or himself and to never address
him again.
Since the Paris encounter, It is
claimed, White sent notes to Mrs
Thaw frequently demanding an an
pointment.
At the meeting between Thaw
and White In a cafe Sunday night
which was made by appointment,
Thaw told White:
go your way, but be damned
careful"
For some time each partw to the
tragedy has employed private de-
tectives to watch the other, Whites
men being hired particularly TO
watch tho sleuths employed by
Thaw.
May Be Already Acquitted.
The district attorney has decided
to call friends of White to refute
II possible, the charges made
against Whites moral character.
The prosecution is beginning TO
feel that If the stories are true. or
II untrue and not smothered at
birth. Thaw will never even be
tried for killing White.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-06-27
Celebrates
ANNIVERSARY
(scrIpps News Association.)

BOSTON, J.-le 27.-Harvard's
270th commencement Is being cele.
brated today
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-06-27

Wall street. New York, that the stock OF the
Washington Water Power Is quoted at $780,
circular states that the nings year will
close 100000.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1906-08-23

tractors who are building Mr.. Spikes
We understand they will commence as
soon as they can get the lumber
here
Mr.. Ernest Redfeld. city treasurer
OF Woodbury., N. j.. and his son Percy.
are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H.
Biho.
VIM. Weiss has Joined his family at
the Bailey cottage for the rest of the
season.
MIR. Newhan and wife from Dorches-
ter. Mass., are guests at the Carberry
cottage.
Mr. Hammond OF Worcester and Mr..
Noyes and daughter of Freeport, Were
Suests.of Mr.. John Ray over Sunday.
Wednesday Captain Mayo took a
party OF the cottagers for delightful
sail on his yacht. the Iris. Many
thanks are due him for his kindness.
a Sraphophone concert. which was
greatly appreciated by those who
heard il, was given at Camp wych-
mere one evening this week. The ma,
chine, which is a very fine one. is
owned and operated by Mr.. Norman
Hunt Of Reading, Mass.
Edwin G. Jenney. Esq. and sister.
Miss Elizabeth X. Jenney. and Mr..
Chas. Brooks of Boston. are guests
at the Ben Nevis this week.
Jas. II. Cook of Dorchester arrived
Saturday evening. and will be a guest
at the Waumbec for two weeks.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1906-08-23

Ralph Glaze looks better each time
he pitches.
St Louis new pitcher. Charles
Rhodes. is the smallest pitcher in the
league
The Chicago Cubs think we'll OF
catcher Walsh, their recruit from;
Kansas
The Birmingham Club has signed
first baseman Wilbur. of the Seneca
Falls team.
Rube waddell seems to be as sus,
Nceptibie TO Injury as a kid raised in.
an incubator.
The Providence Club has signed
third baseman Storke, Of the Am
herst College team.
In Chicago the Brooklyn team Is
referred to as the "over-confidence
curing combination.
The st. Louis National Club has
purchased outfelder Ollie Pickering
from the Columbus Club.
The Holyoke Club has entered a
claim upon first baseman Deal, of
Cincinnati. he being reserve jumper.
The Chicago American Club has
purchased catcher Warren Seabaugh
from the Springfield Club, of the
Western Association.
in the National League the Bos-
tons have been shut ont fifteen times.
the Brooklyns and Phillies each
eleven and the ST. Louis ten.
The New York American Club has
purchased theveteran infielder Pop
Foster, leading batter OF the Eastern
League, from the Newark Club.
President Pulliam, of the National
League, has promulgated the con-
tracts of Thomas J. Walsh with Chi
caso for 1906-'07; of Homer Smoot
with Cincinnati, and of Charles
Rhodes with ST. Louis
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1906-08-23
Birch Island

Misses Mamie Murphy and MoIly
mullen OF Boston are guests at the
Johnson house for two weeks.
Miss Alice Pecheur. who has been
a guest at the wyman cottage. has
returned 10 her home in Maiden. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown of Brunswick
are the guests of Mrs. Browns sister.
Mrs. r. l.. Snow
M. and Mrs. F. f. Merrill ana
daughter Jessie and Helen OF Freeport
took dinner at the Johnson house,
Sunday
Miss Flora Milliken OF Saco has been
the "Fultonia."
Miss Sue Milliken and Miss Thirza
Davis spent Tuesday in Brunswick
MISS Winnifred Smith of Topsham
is visiting relatives at the Johnson
house
MI Harry Rackley of Topsham
spent Sunday and Monday VISITING
friends at Birch Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert BARLEY spent
Thursday in Portland.
Mrs. Emma L. Downs OF NaticK,
Mass. has been visiting Mrs Fred
c. johnson this week
Mr. A. j. LaFrance and daughter.
Dorothy and Miss Annabelle LaF-ance
Of Laconia, n. H., have been the
guests Of Mrs. w. p. Walsh. the pasl
few days.
Miss Mcdonald OF Boston is the
guest Of Mrs. F. v. Thompson at the
Nickerson cottage.
Mr.. Vim. Gyngel and VIM. Foster
OF Lisbon Falls were at Birch Island
for few hours last Sunday.
Mr.. Charles Kirschner and wife ana
Miss Bertha Proctor have returned TO
Lisbon Falls after very pleasant
vacation at this place.
Mrs F. E. Chandler and Miss Ar
line Chandler OF So. birmingham have
returned home after three weeks
stay al the Farm House.
Miss Maud Stevenson. Miss Winni-
fred Smith and Miss Annie Fuller
took q "trip TO Portland last Saturday.
Ms. David Brown OF Brookline.
Mass, arrived Monday for few days
visit with Mrs. Gillette on Arlington
avenue
Mr.. +. E. Hall has had large plate
glass window set in his cottage THAI
he recently purchased. The window
is a decided improvement.
My. and Mrs. t. F. Ryan of Roxbury.
Mass, are visiting at DR.. c. F. McDon-
AIDS.
Several dances were held last week
on the piazza of the Ledgemere cot
tage.
l. Il. Knowles of Bibbers Islam
was calling on friends one day re-
Gently.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1906-08-23
Women and Mirrors.

1--WE carry lots OF women clear 10
the top floor or at least several floors
up and then they take the next Gle
vator down without going three steps
away from the elevator" declared
the operator OF one OF the lifts in
a big Office building yesterday.
NO. IL isn't because they like to
ride in the elevators particularly.
Why do they do IL? To get the use
of the mirrors. of course. See those
mirrors on either side OF the elcva-
tori That's what attracts them. A
bit OF wind will strike them as they
turn the corner by big building and
then they imagine that their. hair is
badly disarranged and make for the
nearest mirror, which Is in the eleva-
tor."-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1906-08-23
Bustins Island


Casco Bay, which is famed for ,hp
beauty OF its scenery, its delightful
and quiet retreats and its nearness 10
the great centres. and vet remoteness
juss-enough go make it the ideal place
for vacation. has no fairer spot 10
visit than Bustin's Island. near Free
port.
Here are 10 he found a select colony
OF Cottagers. every convenience. and
best OF all. peace. quiet and freedom
from all noise of the CITY. Broad green
fields cover portions OF the popular
resort, while other parts are thickly
oyersrown with evergreen trees. II
ii an islsnd that is ideally laid out
Though visit TO Bustin's. Island Is
one OF the greatest pleasures a per-
son can enjoy. the trip TO the place
over the Harpswell Steamboat com
paDy's line on the little steamer Ma.
quot, is Just as delightful. From
Portland the steamer starts and
threads its way down the inner bay,
passing islands on both sides. The
mainland is seen part of the way ana
then slimpses Of old ocean itself are
seen.
Rocky shores. thickly wooded knobs
Of islands. handsome cottages with all
the attendant sights OF the seashOre
two hours occupied puts new blood in
TO the veins and makes a man feel
years younger. No better cure for a
dyspeptic could be found than a triU
TO Bustin's. and rest on this most
favored resort
Casco Bay and the whole coast Of
Maine generally claim many beauti-
full and inviting places. but surely none
or them can be classed with the ever
popular Bustin's.
On Monday afternoon of this weel;
the iris took a party OF 81 10 So.
Harpswell. where the camp boys
played ball with the Autumn COLONY
boys. The score was is TO 2 in favor
OF Bustin's. On Tuesday quite a party
went TO Chebeague to- see the sports.
The Misses Pauline and Ethel
Dooley Of Winter Hill. Mass. are
visiting the Misses Hilton at the
Sunset"
Mr.. Richard w. Epson. who has
been spending a week on the Island.
left for his home in Springfield. Mass.
ON Tuesday.
The Misses Lucy and Mabel Stock
entertained few friends on Thursday
evening with a most delightful marsh
nallow toast.
Mr.. Chas. r. Hilton OF Somerville.
Mass. came Saturday 10 remain with
his family at the Sunset" until after
Labor Day.
Mrs. Ada Rollins and two children
OF Lewiston. came Saturday to spend
a few DAYS with friends on the Island.
Miss Twist entertained quite a com
pany Of friends on Thursday after
noon at a corn roast
Mr.. Rufus Stickney. who has been
spending the season with Mr.. and Mrs.
n. X Hadley. leaves for Provincefown
Monday. TO visit trends there, until
school opens. when he will return 20
New York City.
Mr.. Edwin James OF Boston has re-
turned home after a pleasant two
weeks tarry at the Waumbec.
Mr.. Fred r. Wilson left Bustin's for
New York City Saturday. after three
months stay here. He starts on his
trip August %. Will be in Michigan
Labor Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. o. Tarbox OF Farm
ington are spending a week with Mrs.
Wilson at The Bungalow.
Mr.. LAYERS has contracted for 10
room cottage, to be built by the con,
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1906-08-23
RUFF'S ADVENTURE.

What Is the matter, Ruff? Comc.
come, little dog, you must not let
yourself ges so angry. You arc old
enough to take better care OF that
temper of yours"
MAJ. the sheep dog, had been lying
half asleep on the barn floor; but he
sat up nov as Run threw himself
down beside him.
Its shame!" cried the little
gray dog. THE Brown Brothers
have stolen all the bones had hid
den away"
Max did not look up at once. He
did not even look surprised. Instead
OF doing either OF these things, he
yawned-a slow. sleepy yawn.
You may tt that story to the
hens" sail lie at last. perhaps
they are stupid enough to believe
you. No one else will"
But It's trne," said RUIZ.
You saw the Brown Brothers take
the bones. did your" Max asked.
NO." said little RUIZ slowly. "I
didn't see them do II, but they are
tie only ones who know my hijing-
place. No enc else could be the
thief"
BE careful, Run! You may be a
thief, yourself" said Max, sharply.
Ia theft" Run could not say
another word. He had known very
little when he came to the farm. but
even then he would have been
ashamed TO tell a lie or to take what
was not his own.
Which would be worse" Max
went on, ito steal q bone from me
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1906-08-23
THREE SYMBOLS OF JAPAN.

The three symbols OF the imperial
house OF japan are the mirror. the
crystal. and the sword, and they are
carried in front OF the emperor on
ell state occasions. Each has its
significance. Look At the mirror
and reflect .tbyseif." or, in other
words, Know myself" is the mes
sage of the mirror. BE pure and
shine" is the crystals injunction,
while the sword is a reminder to
BE sharp."-Lesiie's Weekly
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:: 49,;
"T(a1
For the
Younger
Children.

or from Father Hound, VINO is too
lame TO rur after YOU"
1t would be worse to steal from
him, sid Ruiz. "Eut I never did
such thing"
why would it b. worsc?" said
Max.
Because he could not help. him.
self, said Ruff, after thinking a min
ute
That's right" said Max. "lt is
mean thing to take away from the
helpless what belong to them.
The Brown Brothers have a very
good name" Max went on. THAT
means that We feel sure they would
not steal anything. But you arc try
ing to take away that good name
which s. worth more to them than
all the bones in the world. Do you
think that is the right thing to do.
Ruff?"
But I'm sure" began the little
dog.
Just then Carl came up from the
garden with a pail on bis arm.
We'll. Ruff" said he, II have
taken those old bone. you had hid
den in the garden to pound up for
my vines. I'll give you some moro
to-day with meat on them"
Ruff looked ut Carl and at the sky
and at the trees. He did not wish
to look at Max.
Max let his fore feet slide forward
and dropped his curly head upon his
paws again.
1T was a mistake, little dog"
said he. I'VE all make mistakes
sometimes. Don't make this ono
again, that's all."-From the Jones
Second Reader. CHM & Co.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1906-08-23

The tallest building in the world
Is being erected in New York by a
life Insurance company. IL will be
$50 feet high. or Eve feet higher
than the Washington monument.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1906-08-23

Granite Spring Hotel and Casino
LONG ISLAND
u. PONCE, Prop.
Largest Hotel on the Bay. Gas
and every accomm odation. Mine raj
Spring Water. Rates on applica-
tiop. Open June Is to Sept. Is.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1906-08-23
SAND PICTURES.

IF the augustnesS would conde-
scend to take honorable repose for
but a moment, until his servant can
get her miserable sands. she will
make for him the sand pictures
That was the way a little Japan
csc girl spoke one day in Kobe to a
visitor. An English child, even If
she could do what this little one
did, would have said, IF the gentle
man will be seated, ] will get my
sands in a minute"
They speak quantity in Japan.
But she brought in a moment
three little bags filled with sand
white, blue and yellow-and then
she led the way into the garden.
Seating herself, without disarranging
single fold of her dainty kimono.
she scraped a smooth place on the
gravel walk and poured out the
white sand, carefully spreading it in
a little square.
Then. taking a handful of the blue
sand. she let it trickle through her
fingers, rapidly making a design Of
. cotton in oatline. With the yellow
sand she made the background, and,
mixing the yellow and the blue, she
designed trees OF brilliant green.
She drew yellow windows in the
blue cottage, and made a yellow
walk leading up to the door. In
five minutes she had made the most
delicate little picture which looked
like a panel in a japanese screen.
Every child in Japan plays this
little game of making sand pictures,
and IL is one which will give unend-
ing entertainment to children every
where. 1t is easily tried, and some
beautiful little things can be made
by any child with taste for draw
ing.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1906-08-23

Leading house this island commanding
alongside the house where rockers
Tor the OF guests Bathing, boating fishing
House 400 with dancing privileges Finest dinners
here open Is Sept Is Two steamboat lines Rates
and circulars application
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1906-08-23
THE STATUE TO THE PILGRIMS.

On Plymouth Hill stands the i'm
posing statue TO :he Pilgrims. Its
base is granite and supports a scat
cd figure at each of the four corners,
with eyes searching tire surrounding
country, while a womaE's figure
crowns the top. On the pedestal is
inscribed the name of every man,
woman and child that came over in
the MayfoweT.-FTom Cor.elia
Hickman's "A "isit TO Plymouth
Rock" in st. Nicholas.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1906-08-23

New Jersey has decided TO substi-
tute eIectrocution for hanging.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1906-08-23

The collections made by the girl
pupils In the secondary schools in
Germany "a a gift TO the German
navy have reached total OF 1850
pounds.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1906-08-23
Reward For Stensland.

The Chicago Clearing House banks
offered a reward of $4,000 for the
capture OF President Stensland. OF
the Milwaukee Avenue State. Bank.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1906-08-23

Bryan Gong to Australia.
William ]. Bryan at Paris said that
he intends to visit Australia.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1906-08-23
FEMININE NEWS NOTES.

Hetty Green must give wav to Mrs
Sage as the richest woman in Amer
lea
IL is estimated that 5000. 900
women are earning wages in the
British Isles
Before Norwegian girl can marry
she must present certificate that
she can cook
Nine. Albani has performed before:
ROYALTY more frecuentIv than any
other actress or singer alive
Professor Bells reno-t on the blind
and deaf of the countrv saws there
are more deaf males than females.
Mrs Craigie. the novelist and dra-
Tnattst, whose pen name was "Jor.i
oliver Hobbies" died suddenly in
England.
Dead al 1I2 years Mrs. Ferdinand
Reese, of Lanorte. Ind. leaves testi-
mony as to the efficacy OF two daily
meals Of corn bread
Chorus girls in New York have
suddenly grown shy. Most OF them
are busy dodgiDg subnoenas from
the District Attorneys Office
Lady Betty BaIfour has edited two
volumes Of Letters Personal and
Literary Of Robert. Earl of Jvtton
tOwen Incredibly" which will be
published by the Longmans.
Queen WiIhelmiDa Of Holland is
an excellent Iinguisi. for she speaks
French German and English az sfiu-
emily as her native Dutch. and she
knows something besides Of Italian
and Russian.
The will OF Lady Curzon. who died
July IS. was filed for probate in Lon
don. IL Is dated December 10. 1899,
and was made on board the steam
ship Arabia. The value of the estate
Is placed at S50,S75.
Mercedes Lopez. a Mexican wom-
an. In said to possess the longest hair
OF any person in the world. Her
height Is FIVE feet, and when she
stands erect her hair trails on the
ground four feet eight inches.
Until the age Of II OF IL, boys are
taller than girls. Then the girls for
the next few years surpass the boys
both In weight and height: but the
boys soon overtske and pass them.
The sons OF non-Iaboring parents are
taller than those Of laboring parents.
The heads Of girls are a little rounder
than those Of boys, and always a lit.
tie smaller.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1906-08-23

Jewel Thieves Make Big Haul.
Jewelry valued at $4,000 was
stolen from Viennese merchants at
the Earl's Court Exhibition, London.
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JOHN M. BICKFORD Lone ISLAND


launch Tor fishing
charge Our j
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-20

Diamond " PIG hy \ IA: $40
Lee Hisbard 10 Nicholas NcConles lot on Z
ltae Of Eleventh avenue 80 q Point Lopos-
S 25 b. Z l2o; SIC
Jacob Heymzn Company 10 Frederick Holmes
and wife. lot On " line Of Arkansas street %
MIRA s clond TO Florence Z. Mccrea- lot On
Sc corner Of Buchanan street and Hiesery ave
Fzirriex Realty Company 70 Eugene GesrE
and wife LOT Oh 5 line q Twenty seTenfh street.
2s7 g Of lincoln avenue. y by 5 IA; SIG
loae. fwo-shs-ds Of iot sT line Of Langrou
street. ia Sc Ct Harrison. Sc p br Ne %: Slo-
81. hos fe Realty 81 o Ss r e Hi $40
Duncan McDoursM 10 Albert McDnugzn ~ al.
al interest in los on Nv corner Of Guerrero and
Nineteenth street 1911 " Of Guerrero. 39sii.
subject 10 life estate $40
MARY Z, McDo1gail 10 Duncan NcDcugall- lot
line Of First avenue. z4o-7 Of Point Lo-
hos \ % hy 100 SIG
Civic Land Company 20 Ade3tne j. Ferre- real
estate IN ssarin county; So
Ernest ". and MsrE Ksufrnsnn 70 John A
and TsEent ~ FRS streets. q br &c: SO
HeTmene snd EFnsl tsr'8eEeid 10 William Biber.
OF on line Of Nee street. so Of Thirtieth-
Florenee / Tl'orpson to G L. Hoffman lot
en- Ne tine Of Hempton place. 1886 Sc Of Fol
Ada NJ Hinkcl 10 Nellie T Rusiston- lot on
w lise Of El =, . .venue. 500 Of Point Lo-
Iuiu Il schutf ct a. to Lem " spriges. lot
on line Of Peil street 1928 Of Derisadero.
r - rT y 1Bf-b- <f0
lie q Noe street 81 S of Elisabeth. % by "
Ic5: SO
B-njamin NJ Foss aid wife 10 william r
I75 Of Clement y by " 10: $40
William + Evans and wife 10 John I. Bur
John n spring 70 Oscar and Alvin Heynsn.
rersifr NE I20. So 100. SW go NV 20. Ne
10. NV 100 S3co1-
Florence Forbes 70 Henry P Heagerfr. lot on
y ~ Mailer. =
Wel-r r Boyskin to Henry s Bridge trustee
al interest IN lot on " line Of Walnut street
J12-saz 81 s5crameaIo- y 80. 1926. %.
- s ~ r SEQ SO
Niaer-a d kellogg 10 Hiram y. Nichols. lot
on SW line Of Ritch street go ST Of Folsom,
Sc * hy SW ~: SO.
Albert yendt t. Ralph Feig ct al. lot on "
line Of Fourth avenue. i24-a Of Point I,obos,
y 25.s By II 100 $40.
Charles P. Doe 70 John n Grady. lot SW
line Of Thirteenth aEenne, - Sc of NJ street
Sc - nv Sw fon- $3.50.
John G1adg end wife = Mishaei osal,,ran
Joseph Anolfer and wife 10 Jessie u. Plevin.
lot on " line Of Guerrero street 40 y Of Fff-
tenth. % bT " 81 q: $40
x;@s iot N = ssre ~ SITtI, avep,,e To- & ~
/ street s Is hT 40. SO.
Robert r. Crisweil and wife 10 George Rof1er-
mel. Iot on W line of Sunset avenue, 3l43I s
from turning piont in Sunset. IS. " isis.
August H. Libby 10 August wesfphsI lot on
s line OF Twenty-ff street, 1888 E of San
chez. Z - BIZ IA. SO.
Esther Mcintyre TO Edward J. Mclean and
street. g BY E 100: SO
Human. Sot On sw lire a. First street tx
Sc of Harrison Sc 20 BIZ sW Ia5. $40
Frederick r Tstum 10 Henry L. Tafum. Is II
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

Jacob c Kenrad end wife 70 Frorossnte Rosa
lots 81 70 57s; $40.
s.io"s Ps 1aa &c boz Fsirnoaat SO .
Car StrieEski % Edward Archer. lot -, block
s. Holly Park: $40
70 Louisa Dc croze lot On Sw corner Of Turk
and Iaruus streets. s 80 By " SID: SIC,
~ 1et n line Of Freks- aao s Of Nine-
fe-afh. = b. rs: sic
Albert J. Sylvester 70 Walter s william lot
on " lire Of Niuth avenue. 80 Of H street. S
waiter s wiiiism to Josephine Y Yost. lot on
u Isne II Siath avenue. I5a Of II street. S
Annie f,orfiss to Prank coSslsn. lot on Sc
Mariana z NoTelIo ct al. 70 Edgar F. Man
VIII Z z b LIS: SO
Nnry A. O-srliiTan et al 70 Nary Loughrsn:
lot o. liRs 81 Devis.dere street 25-sE OF
Sacramento. - By z si.8. $40
Pacffc Coast Bank 70 GeorEe cohn, lot On S
lsne of Sacramento street s7-s y OF Locust "
L = white sne wife to Leopold wesnstein.
0i Iee 3 Z weiass. INST. and wife . Mary van
rsace' lots - and ~. block c. Silver Terrace:
Bay shore Real Estate COMPANY to Emma A.
Hewlett. iot OF " line o. Noe street. * Of
Twenty-esEhth. y 7s-s BY VI SO: $40.
MARY AIleze 70 August kehberg. lots 30 10 IS.
ht soe zsss wizard and wife to Daniel Aherp
e ':sf e Es rs sio street s #
Robert Z Nexmsn 70 0rneDd srenson lot on
s line ~ Ei<hlarf avenue. 1851 az Holly
STREE y 81 100 SO
william B. Nash and wife 10 Market Street
Bank lot On Iine Of zoe street. -e.6 Of
Twerrv-second. \ = BY z TO- SO
C. Il Andersen and wife 70 " s. Tpham- lot
On " line q Devissdero street $50 Of Jack
son : 70 hy " 1876: $40
Carl <eT 70 Louise Sey. LOT On SW line Of
Twenty frst svenue. Is NV Of { street. NV
g ~ SW 100 so.
Patrick J. Traynr and wife 70 Gustave
Pourkp lot On line Of Bryant street. 155 y Of
gue-fr- <ourrh = % BIZ 100 <1o.-~
d b Richards 20 Julia Rfcharfs. lot r
linz o. Castro street 1o1 6 Of Twenty third
. br lo5- gift
Tbeo6cre Rooerfson 70 Kathleen Robertson lot
On ST line Of Shipier street 80 Ne Of Sixth
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