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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-23
GOVERNOR NAMES
BOARD FISHERIES.
confers Honors on Four Sup
porters and Retains Senator
George B. Kcezell.
JAMESTOWN BOARD CHOSEN
JAMESTOWN BOARD CHOSEN
Strong and Influential Men to
Represent the State There
Next Year.

Having disposed OF al! the intricate wokr
Incident to the session of the Legsla-
turc, Governor Swanson "shook the plum
tree" yesterday. and handed out some
nice honors to his friends.
He named the members of the State
pourd Of Fisheries to serve for the next
four years. and six commissioners to
represent the State at the great James
town celebration to be held on Hampton
Roads next year.
Here are the members of the Board of
Fisheries, they having been several times
correctly foreshadowed in the press:
Nessrs ". Mcdonald Les. OF Lancaster.
chairman: s. wilkins Mathews. of Acco-
mac. secretary: George b. keezeli, of
Rockingham: Rorer a. James, OF Dan
vile, and Bland Massle, of Nelson.
The Jamestown Exposition commits
sloners named by the Governor are:i
Colonel a. NJ Bowman. Roanoke county:
Colonel c. Fenton Day, Isle OF Wight,
Captain W. w. Baker, Chesterfield; Col
onel w. W. Sale, Norfolk city; Hon.
Robert W. Withers. Suffolk: Hon. N.
B. Early, Jr.. Jacksonville, Greene coun-
~.
All the members OF the Board of
Fisheries are new men. save Senator
Keezell, who has served continuously
since the department was created under.
Governor 1ylcr's administration.
There nave been hut three boards since
the law became effective They follow:
BY Governor Tyler-Dr. Frank Fletcher.
Accomac, chairman; Captain Seth F.
Miller, Mathews. secretary: Captain
John a. Curtis, Richmond; Hon. Penn
broke Petit, Fluvanna, and Senator
George B. Keezell, Rockingham.
BY Governor Montague-Dr. j. W. Bow
doin. Accomac. chairman; Captain Seth
F. Miller Mathews. secretary; Senator
George B.. Keezell, Rockingham; Messrs.
Robert ]. Camp, Southampton. and Henry
NJ. Tyler, Richmond.
The appointees of Governor Swanson
are given above.
The new chairman. Mr.. Lee, is editor
or the Virginia Citizen at Irvington. and
Mr.. Mathews, the secretary, is Il farmer
and ex-member OF the House. Hon. r. A.
James is a former State senator and
editor of the Danyille REGISTER. while
Mr.. Massie is an ex-senator, and farmer.
Mr.. Keezell is ut present a senator ana
q member OF the old board.
The jamestown commissioners are all
men of wide acquaintance and prominence
In the State.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-23


Gently
slossrs Connie aud Percy Lawrence. OF
Richmond. spent sunday az their homo on
he Broad street Itnad.
Mrs. X. II, Alley Is quito sick al her home
Miss May Campbell was the recent guest OF
Miss Carrie Lucas s5&
Mr.. Sutton has returned to Newport News
after a brief stay with friends in this section
Mr.. j. +. Tyler continues Very sick nj MS
Hiss Theresa Mcneil spqnt saturday IN
Richmond. sft
Walton Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fftzhugh Ford visited MIS-
Emma Stone in Hanover recently.
Miss Ada Smith spent several days with
relatives Mt Laurel during the past week.
Mn. Eddie Ford is able to be out again
after long spell.
MIR. and Mrs. George Walton were among
the recent visitors In the homo of the latters
father at LAUREL
Miss ylasta Paul Is at The home OF Mrs.
Joseph Tahsh for IN indefinite time.
Master Willie Toombs spent Friday night
with relatives at Laurel.
Mr.. Noodle Ford has returned 10 his home
In Richmond after sisit to his brotser.
Mr.. George Piper spent Sunday with MI. ii.
y. Walton.
visiting her sister In this section.
Mr.. Ollie Willis after delightful stay OF
several days in the home Of Mr.. w. ii. Lucas,
has returned To Giles Allen.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-23
TRYING TO GUST
SENATOR D.EPENL
Efforts Being Made at Yale to
Remove Him From Cor
.poration.
Especial to Tho fTlimies-Dispatch)

Especial to Tho Tllmes-D ispatch.)
sS NEW HAVEN. March q. ~ Lee Met lung,
acting secretary Of Yale, seen esterday
morning to every Yale alumnus of more
than five! years standing notices Of the
election OF a member of the corporation,f
tho governing body of the university to-
succeed Senator Chauncey NJ Depew.
d s Mr.. Depew has been for eighteen years
& n member of tho Yale corporation, hay-s
ing been elected three times for six
year terms, the third Of which expires
withathe current college year. q IN. h. !. !
Announcement was expected that Sem;
sator Depew had determined to withdraw:
from the election to succeed himself
but the fact that the, announcement: Of
Secretary McClung to-day contained no
such statement is taken In some q uarterst
to mean that sena or DepoN Will try TO t.
run again. s8 3i85 F. n %
M Yale men say hat they VII syorganlzei
4 a fierce campaign to prevent tile soma
8torfs recollection. andsst is prcdi ted that
she will be feate = 3, 'foYemcnt to choose
Secretary of War William HI Taft,4sa
Yale graduate of tlM class or rs, us t1e-s
paw 5 successor, is under way.
S Secretary Taft has keen endorsed by
every alumni rganization TINT has held
iallnuul banquet this Winte was
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-23
PARAMOUNT NEWS

ing some time with Mr.. and Mrs. !. Charles II.
Holmes In WILLIAMSBURG; Va.
Mrs. Bessie Cottrell, OF WASHINGTON Street.
has returned from visit to Norfolk. where
she was called By the serious illness of her
father. Mr.. Taylor, whose condition remains
Miss Ora Mitchell continues quite III in her
parents, home on Z, INsenty-third Street; a,,..
Church have decided to postpone the oyster
supper which they intended to hhve given
Thursday. night, March 10Th: and Will instead
hight, March 2sth. in tho 1Ft!rmount Methodist
Church. BY tho Rev George FL Booker; a
tersSurg Va. His subject viii be .sThe Kind
OF q Woman You Ought to Marry. Tho ladies'
OF the church! will be glad to Furnish tickets
Tho baby show, Which will BIO given by AIRS.
George Troxler In the near future promises
mothers no Ds an are ansioasy awaiting the event
The friends Of Mrs. Mary Foro will learn
with regret Of her continued critica q q illness
liz her home on rwenty-tirst Street. She mas
been III several months with complication OF
diseases. si5 {sSl
Master Rivers Goodall had the misfortune to
ago and badly mashed. Hcsis now getting on
Mrs RS Ella r, Ralney is out again after being
confined to her home several. days with a
Lucy Griffin, Of No. 1915 T>wenty-second Street;
Miss Lille Wooden who has been quite II
with appendicitis for several days. Is thought
to be slightly Improved. Z & X Nh, III
Mr.. William Basby. OF King William county.
was the guest of Mr.. and MIST. B. Bagby. or
Q Street. recently. u
Miss Eta NJ, England, tho state commander.
and Miss Anna Cannon, State deputy OF the
Ladies q the Maccabees. We're present NJ, With
evening, A. most Interesting meeting was held.
and several candidates were initiated ~
tho ladies' OF the Church Hill Hives OF the
Ladies Of the Maccahees will give q Y Hobo
for tho benefit Of these hives. The affair pronl-
ises to be unusually amusing aud .entsrtainlng,
MS other attractions will; be given bssides, the
drill. 49, n ltsa II W. -
The Board OF Stewards o.. thea Paramount
Church held an Important meeting Tuesday
night In the church. WEIR 9S4S NE az
Mr.. John i, Jster, Ct the Avenue has been
made librarian OF the Senate by Colonel Button,
to succeed the late lat William Wilson. Mr. y.
serving young men of Fairmount.i as well US
Richmond. where no Is also well known He
lis the ron OF tho late John r. letter, Of Hen
rIco county, ga 83sSA 3sas ~ a. stl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-23
WITH THE MILITARY.
Brief News Items From the Adju-
tant Generals Office.

Mr.. Freeman w. Jones has been
chosen Cd lieutenant. Company G.,
seventy-second Infantry, Petersburg.
Orders have been Issued at the adju-
tant- generals Office for an election to fill
the position Of Cd lieutenant, Company
NJ, Seventh Infantry, Danville.
Also for the election Of a captain of
Battery First Artillery, Norfolk. to fill
the yancancy occasioned by the promo
ton of Captain NJ. G. Keeling to Major
OF the first battalion.
Company p, Seventy-first Infantry.
Norfolk, will shortly hold an election OF
Captain, to succeed z. wv !. Jones dis
missed. III 333 81
Irrigation Conference.
The Governor OF California. has re-
,quested Governor Swanson to name ff-
teen delegates to a national irrlga-
ton conference, to be held shortly In the
State OF Idaho. The Governor will like
ily name the delegates, though Secretary
Owens laughlngly observed that he did
not think water was any great issue
among Virginia people
Governor Invited.
81 Governor Swanson has received mn in
walton to attend the christening Of Cliff
ton Forge, as a city OF the econd class,
on July arst On that day the town Will
BECOME q city by operation Of law, and
7, great celebration is to DO had.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-23

In honor of the good Saint Patrick, the
decorations were iii green and amusing.
contests in which the VOID green :.
played Il conspicuous part, We're held:
Mrs. John B. Primer won the club prize;
n pot OF maidenhairi fern, and Mrs. tRo-
bert j.. Norfleet received the consola-
ton, a growing. shamrock,. while the
by Miss Lois Phillips. Mrs. Il. r. Hart
was the successful lady In the poem
contest.
The guests present were Mesdames L.
p. Hill. G.. W. Nurney, J. II. Nurney.
John Cum, L. R. Hart, George Lynch.
j Thornton Lassiter, r. II. Rawlcs,
Henry Eley. Robert ]. Norfleet, j. NJ.
Virgins, John King, T. NJ. Downing,
Herbert West Edward Long, John 3.
Primer and G. w. Shlpley, Misses Annie
Nurney, Mildred Nurney, Telza Smith,
Lizzie Trotman, Georgia Borum Lois
Phillips. Claudia Butler, Lizzie Busby.
Mary Adkins. Alma Elan, Ray Wood
ward and Marie Woodward.
Wednesday Club.
The wednesday Music Club, of Pc
terstnlrg, met this week with Miss Emily
Mason. Those taking part In the pro-
gramme We're: Mrs. C. D. Witherspoon
vi.
Miss L. +. Sutton, Miss Jennie Turner,
Miss Mary lleniWhyte, Miss Jean Trlgg.
Miss Louise Zimmersst t7 ssstft~Fs
The guests of the, club wcre:s Mrs. TIar-
vey. Plummer. Mrs Henry Plummer, Mrs.
C. H. Davis. Miss Mary NJ Bernard.
N1isAes Bryan, Miss Virginia. Bull, Mrs.
Thomas. Bond, Mrs. Thomas Ncacham,
Miss Janet Bernard, Mrs. Finch. Mira.
Barnwell.
Floral Carnival.
The officers, chairman and alternatcs
of the Floral Carnival will meet this
morning at II o'clock in the assembly
hall Of tho Woman's Christian Associa-
ton.
Studio Recital.
Tho recital Of Miss Mabel sms's music
class was given in her studio Tuesday
last, when the following programme was
rendered:
Duo, Reiterstuckcen (Schultz), first
piano, Miss Cornelia Magill; second piano,
Miss Florence Wood. n n, v s
Solo, Convent Bells (LudoVic). MAS
Margaret Michigan.
Duets (a) Thuringian Folk Song QS40);
a(b) Schottische (streabbog). Misses Mar.
Garet and Sarah Crump
Solo, Rustic Danse (Osborne), Miss
Erma Fuller.
Duos (a) Air. from '.Der. Freischutz"
(von Weber,; Cd ASleighng Party (Koh-
ler); first piano, Miss Jannet Montague:
second piano, Miss Sims. N
Solos. (a) Lullabye (KienzD; OBJ Taren.
tella (schmolD, Miss! Margaret Phillips,
Quartette, Flattery Bachmann), Misses
Mary Savllle, Keith Savile elizabeth
! Phillips, Angle Sims. a.
Solo, Siciienne> from "Ernani"; (ar-
ranged by Dorm, Miss Edith NIoreho,.r-. +
Duet. Radieuset (by request), Colts.
CHALK, Grand ValseF de Convert, Misses
Florence Wood and fcorneIia Iagll.
Part II. st ~
Solo, Fantasia Mazilrka 9(Ketterer).
Miss Elizabeth Gaines.
Duo, La Harpe Celeste (Elegie) Cob
bearts): first piano, Miss Bessie Pond |:
second piano, Miss Cornella MapiIl
Solos (a) SerenatnM (Chamlnade); b)
Nlazurka (Godard), Miss Corneia Magill.
Duo, from "Il Trovatore"S CYerdD; first
piano. Miss YrginiasSlms; second piano,
Miss Sims. sf.sSss I.
Duet, NorlicaaNrnltzes {Tourjce) !, Misses
Margaret Phillips and Florence Wood
Solos, (a) l1tude, Allegro y1vIcc, on. "a.
No. Chopin; OBJ Valsc In I'd 'Flat
(NNieniorskD, Miss Florence Wood. (.
Quartette, The Sleighridc crreloar).
l 1.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-23
Irrigation Conference.
UPPER .HENRlC0.

s. K n,onr those who enjyoed tho hospitality
In the home OF Mrs. W. III Peasants ut Laurel.
w t,n SATURDAY. ana Sunday, We're Misses
;,,n Wal Of Churd, HI ami Mary Price. OF
Rshoa sssTs q ESWn Sf ani
OYER s u, Z AZ AIebmarle The entire party
s srrIs eis stay In this seetIop als9nnaniSd
BY Mis wela se, ,e s Fa',
OF Miss Iien Wilson Tinherlak axe az Glen
Mcssrs Hicks md CONVEY, g, 1araa
were tho guests of MI, wv
.Straet Road on Sunday; q. 4, y, \, ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-23
PERSISTENT RUMOR.
Acquisition Of Suffolk Electric
Company BY Norfolk Concern.

Especial to The Tinles-Dispatch.)
SUFFOLK, VA. March PA report
has been persistently circulated here to-
day that Il move is on foot looking TO
the acquisition OF the holdings of the
Suffolk Light and Ice Company by the
Norfolk Railway and Light Company.
Both 6. w. Truitt, president of the for
mer. and Il. c. Hathaway. vice-presdent
and general manager of the latter, say
that no deal has been made to their
knowledge. but Colonel =. T.. Holland
counsel for tho Suffolk concern, says
there have been negotiations along tho
limo indicated though conclusions have
not yet been reached.
Negotiations, Colonel Holland says,
have been conducted in Richmond, the
home OF the Williams and also of Fritz
Sitterding. the largest stakeholder ofstha
Suffolk Light and Ice Company.
General Manager Hathaway recently
stated that his company would syn troll
.leys from Norfolk to Suffolk within a
year. AZ ~ Z:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-23
Pigeons at 500 Each:

The cost Of valuable pigeons, even al.
auction sales, is higher than generally
Within n few weeks ninetS-tTo plgeons
of the coucke variety produced n fetal Of
3,7TI2 francs, or s. per head on, the average.
,zles. l96s pigeons belonging to NJ. Hau-
senne. OF Vnviers, sold FOR $14 each son
the average. Certain subjects, where tho
.s;2 n1 !, WAS lively brought eyen
iasSS77 lor three pigeons. ture, III 1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-23

Mrs. Sowvich, OF. New Brunswick. N.
j.. is the guest OF her sister, Mrs. A. Ran
dolph Tatum.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Dabney Collier Jackson
have issued Invitations to the marriage
Of their I, daughter, Grace. to Mr.. George
April 5tl, at o'clock, in G-nee Memorial
Church. Lynchburg, Vn. -Ir. Caskie Is
q nephew OF Mr. James Caskie, of this
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-23

Miss Grace Booker has returned from
Il visit to Suffolk. where she was the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Booker.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-23

Mrs. William Ware,tof Dunnsville. Va,
visited Mrs. -.omas Todd last week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-23

The orchestra of fredericksburg College
VII! give Il concert tonight In College
the following vocalsts will assist: Miss
Alice Cole, Mrs. j, r. Rosebro and Mr.. Il.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-23

Through the efforts Of the H.atlics'' Me-
mortal Association OF Petersburg. and by
have been placed in the Confederate plot
in Blandford Cemetery, that city. The
markers are twerity-slx i'll number and
represent both the known and the lin-
known Confederate dead.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-23

Mr.. Horace C. Littleiohn, who has been
taking q course in pharmacy in this.
city. has returned to his home, in Lees.
burg. Va. -. - v $3.50 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-23

Mr.. DAVE Davidson, OF Richmond Col
lege, is. OH q Visit to his parents In APP
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-23

The Maryland Line Chapter Daughters
of the. American Revolution. have recev-
ed Invitations to the naval display at An
in honor of John Paul Jones. The mem.
Ibers of the chapter and their friends will
leave Baltimore to gy by water to.
been chartered for the coca sion. THE dis
play will be most brilliant and the pro-
gramnle includes addresses by the Pres-
dent. the French ambassador and General
Porter
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-23

Mr.. M. a. Tucker. OF Charlotte county,
Va, is the guest OF his daughters here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-23

The young ladies and gentlemen OF
sTrederlcksburg College, will present "Ye
District Skule, Friday evening. March
10Th. for the ,bensht of the Athletic As
ISOLATION OF the college.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-23

And am just as happy as can be.
And SO is she-because she understands.
j. w. Foley, in New York Times
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-23

Mr.. w. ]. Crump.is in Charlottesville.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Leland Rankin and Mrs.
3. K. RTikn are registered at the ST.
Denis, New York.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-23
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

At . o'clock yesterday afternoon
the wedding of Miss Eleanor Grant
Bosher. daughter of the late Robert S.
Busher and Mrs. Matte Cox Bosher, to
Mr. George S. Brewster. of New York,
son of Mrs. Benjamin Brewster, was celc-
brated in the home Of the bride, No.
East Franklin Street. this city, the Rev,
Robert Forsythe, of st. Paul's Episcopal
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-23

Miss LuolAt Alice Montague has returned
to her home In King William county. az
ter. a visit to the. Misses Hockaday, OF
this city g.,
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-05
rsME SCHEDULE RlPARlA. wAs.%

FAST MAll-For Pemeroy,
Waitsburg. Dayton. walla
Walla, Pendleton. Baker
CITY and al points East
Departs daily. ......... l1:NAA
GyPAeoo for Portland. San
Francisco. Baker City and
III points HAST. dsuarts. ..1e:SS -
FAST MAIL ~ From all
points East. Baker City.
rendlGton. Walla Walla
layton. Waitsburg. POM
eroy. ax1ives-0aily. ........ 1:WAA
gxpRgoo form al points
UAst, Baker City. San
FvnnCtRc0 oOrtland. Ar-
rtvee daily. ................ S:W =
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-05
STEAMER LINES
Snake River R0utl

Tho present schedule Tor u =
q N. steamers between Lswtstea -
aiparia = ~ follows:
Steamers leave Lewiston ct 5:ee =
a. daily except Friday.
steamer leave Riparia at S:le = -
tally 3xcept Saturday.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-25
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved.
PAUL BEUHLER.


81, o0o-New. strictly modern, up-to.date, ten.
room Lowry Hill home. finished In the choicest
selected hardwood large billiard and servants
So, 500 -Elegant choice. up-to-date home, in
Blaisdell's addition. west Of NicoMet: fine
corner lot. hot water heat: first time offered;
beautiful s shade trees; finest selected quarter.
sawed oak floors throughout; decorations cant
BIO beat '59
sso.up,ts.date. all modern 7, = q nara q
easy terms. Keys at office.
81 .40o-Big bargain. rents 81 per month, near
Esd av and Dupont city water sink: nice
lot; easy terms: eight rooms; can be used for
two families If you wish. =.
So. 250-Look at 2820 Harriet ay s.: you will
see one OF the finest and best built homes
ca cause Of TIL. =. great saesidee Look it over.
$2,60o-Look at this all modern home. 217 W
Both st; easy terms; big bargain
81, 450--Look at s242 4th st N: new; six.roofn.
cept heat home: lot 4ex157 to alley.
81, s5o-Modern. hardwood finished, six-room
home. ane lot. Aldrich av 8. near s1st st.
snd Reod lot sity water
32d st and Blaisdell.
81, 250-Five-room house and barn; big lot b2x
Las: city water. good cellar; Girard, near
q. 6oo-Look at ego Girard av N; good seven
room house; city water, gas. cistern, good
well storm sash. acreens; large lot; big bar
$e.5oo-s Strictly modern brick duplex house. SIX
rooms on each floor; always rented $50 per
month; never vacant; easy walking distan nee;
ct. This no doubt Is one Of the big interest.
payers. T. H.. . .-.r .-.-., +. r z.sss.
So, Ooo-Good eight-room. hardwood finished home,
best open plumbing, storm sash and screens.
fine shade trees. good barn: 60 and look 1t
over any day: have arranged with the oc.
cupant to show all Corners thru. 2eS0 Oakland
| ~. .>.,,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-25
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Charles Lang to Charles E. Hall, L. T.
Hamisch's addition northumberland. ST.
Woman's Christian Association to Henry
Hart. lot 8. block 1. Partland Avenue
suviah r Dawson to Tiilmain ryta, lot -"
D g. bloc block Z. kiyerview addition
" s1.l6 feet Of e 81 10 feet Of lots
II to 90. block 2. Williams addition. 3,S'
Suviah T. Dawson to Swan Carlson, lot
s. block Z, Riverview addition 49,. ,
Harriet A. and Ezra F. Lambert ct al. to
Mabel c. Brokaw. Lot 8. block 2 Garden ;,
Aiaerho on a chase ct al to security State
bank. undivided 1-S Of lot g. block l,
q westerly ,6Sxss feet in Andrews & Moul-
5l tons addition. and 1-3 of northwesterly
part lot Z, block II. Mill eompany's adj
Ella g. and WIN. L. Bigelow to Guy N.
Baltuff. lot IA. block 6, Cable Line addi-
Henry E. Fisher and wife to Louise Il.
Johnson. 8 Is feet Of let and %
Mary 6. and Charles Furstnow to Jose. ~
ghine stromnne. lot 2. block %. Oliver
Flora e. and b. W. Brace to Charles
Furstnow. lot g. block 81. Oliver Park
James a P. Churchill and wife to Charles NJ.
Thomson and wife. lot 4. block 40. CAL
austaf Anderson and wife to Carl ]: Nor
feet Of lots g. q. block l.. Morrison .
s. Loyeioy's addition ................. 9
A1assw aesd az and wife S;nsk ts Robert
Kinmore's addition Recommendations.
VIM. a. Dodge and wife to Joseph Lowry,
lots I to 10. block 4. Woodland Heights
mia q. and VIM. L. Biaeiow to Guy N.
Baltuff, lot 4, block 4, Cable Line, adj
Er a,,lon = i.isrt and vifs to M.r.sret
2. 2 e
Margaret Baird to f. e. Tanant. lot 20,
block 2, Park addition ..:.........:.. 2e
lot 2. block 10. Cole & Weeks addi-
CHARLES ph r Chamberlain and wife to john
| r. Johnson. p A Of N u sW NV
| section 2s-N. containing 10 acres, SUBJ
ject to right of way over north 80 feet ii
Charles %. Woodward and wife to Crane
Island association. undivided half Crane !,
| island. Lake Minnetonka ............. IL
| W. B.. Stewart to Floyd st. John, undi-
vided one-half interest in part lot B,
| Bells subdivision village Of Excelsior. 10
Charles s. Woodruff and wife to John Nc
Naughton and wife. northerly y lot 8,
| block 4, Menage's third addition. i, {
Goodnow. lot SO and part lot 80. Maple .
wood, Lake Minnetonka. ............... 81
se east hs Of south So set Of lot 49,
| block g. Marshall's addition. .......... IL
Herbert q. Folsom and wife to John 9.
hosyold lots t7oo and nc sm and north aoh half
| first addition OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
4 Herbert H. Folsom and wife to John A.
j Holm lots 10 and II and south half OF
lot o, block TO- Smith b Howe's first
addition
Thomas 81. Anderson and wife to Fred L.
Whitcomb, east 112 feet Of lot 9, Dem
ing's Polk Street Encouragement. ....... H.
sixteen miscellaneous deeds. ............ -
n
Total ..........s......... ,sss.'
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-25
Unimproved.

$s7b FOR SEVEN FINE LOTS ON ooLUM-
Z, bus ay. corner 42d st; 41x116 each to alley;
one block from car line. .'~,
$700 for six lots, east front, on Penn av
= N near SD 4ox126 each. ,s~-. i - =. :,
$3.50 for eight lots, corner B ct NE and 18th
av,& west front, 74ox12S each, on grade; nice
trees. Is. : ! ..styt...-
1915 for seven lots on Upton and Thomas avs
N near $50, each 40x121; lie fine, covered
with trees Several new. houses across street.
between 10th and 5eth SITS. +t-|@.7 ~,
So, 500 for fine full block Of 30 lots between
Girard and Humboldt avs and Both and
10th sts ~. :. 5- - w.
81 500 for fine block Of q lots. each 42x12s
to alley. near Lake Harriet. -Four. blocks
from Tonka car line. 49, -
$500 for three lots on Penn av N between 35th
I ! and 88th;, west front, 40X12O each to alley.
$425 for two lots. LIST az 8 between Seth and
37th, west front. 5Qx1S0. 80 re-. e-s -
Yale Realty Company 2O6 4th st.