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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-18
Fay-Peterson.

The marriage OF Miss May Peterson and
Malcolm Fay of Boston. a son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry F. Fay. took place in st Thomas's
Church, Fifth avenue and Fifty-third street.
Yesterday afternoon. The Rev. DR.. Ernest
n. Stires, the rector. performed the cere-
mony az 4 o'clock, and the bride. who was
given away by her mother. was attended by
her sister. Miss Alice Peterson, as maid Of
honor. The Misses Florence Peterson, q
sister, Ethel Peck. Grace Brewster and Ethel
Thompson of New York; Grace MoClay. OF
Yonkers and Helen ,Stimson of Philadel-
mia were bridesmaids,
George Upton, Hugh Miller, BENJAMIN Power,
Edward Rowland. Malcolm. Williams and
Kenneth Moller ushers, The brides mother.
Mrs. Wilson Peterson of ~ West Eighty
sixth street. gave q reception.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-18
To Avoid seasickness,
Eugene Wolf,

Munlc, Bavaria,
II you are afraid to become seasick lay
down on your back as fiat as possible, free
chest and abdomen from any narrow dress
or clothing. Fold a towel in breadth Of fore
head, soak II in very hot almost boiling
water, wiring it out. fasten It as tight and hot
as possible '.'ound the head. The head must
feel like a vice.
The first towel must he replaced as soon as
IL begins To cool by a second extremely hot
one WINS ready for use.
The application OF these hot towels has TO
be continued uninterruptedly until you notice
A sensation Of we'll being during above appli-
cations do not smoke, drink or eat. Eater on
take a cup of hot, light tea, adding a few
drops Of lemon Juice, but no milk or cream
When feeling hungry take a light meal to
begin with.
Provided above advice is carried out the
symptoms Of seasickness will not reappear
so soon.
P. S.-Kindly inform me before leaving
ship nv a few lines Of the result of your ex-
perience,
The ships steward said there wasn't a
noticeable increase in the demands for
extra towels during the voyage. Mr..
Wolf stood near the gangway when the
passengers came ashore. but go far as any
Of the ships officers could see no one handed
him any statistics.
Allison ". Armour was a passenger on
the shin. He denied that he had con-
ferred with Kaiser Wilhelm with regard
to the cup offered by the German Emperor
for small boats in races of Marblehead.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-18
THE M4DDENING TRANSFER.
Magistrate SteInert Comments on n Case
Had Trouble Himself.

Magistrate Steinert, sitting in the JEFF
ferson Market police court yesterday,
was asked to settle a transfer difference
between Thomas Tiprert, a Grand street
crosstown car conductor, and Joseph A.
Cohen Of Al Sixth avenue, Tippert said
that Cohen had punched him on Monday
night.
Cohen boarded Tipperts car at the
Bouery. He asserts that he asked for a
transfer when he paid his fare. He had
ia repeat his request. The conductor then
told him that it vas against the rules to
give a transfer unless asked for when the
fare was paid. Cohen's assertion hat he
had complied with this rule wasn't met at
all pleasantly. He .grappled with the
conductor. Tippert showed the effects Of
the era ppling yesterday.
Investigator Bushane stated the csse
for Tippert and ssid that the railway cons
pany intended TO protect its men.
Protect" "a d the Court, why, you
railroad people are going mad over these
new rules you are making, ] had trouble
about A transfer myself last night on an
Eighth avenue car. I don't blame people
a bit when they get mad about Il, They
are getting tired Of this sort Of thing and
they are goirg to revolt against it, When
they do, they won't he the ones 10 lose"
Counsel for Cohen asked an adjourn,
meni until tomorrow and the defendant
TsE ra rolled.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-18
yoorhiS-Bateman.

WASHINGTON. April i7.-Miss Bella E1ger-
ton Bateman, daughter Of the late Arthur
Edgerton Bateman of New York and this
city. was married to Charles D, 7oorhis Of
Paterson, y. Jill ST, Johns Episcopal Church
this evening. The ceremony was performed
manuel Episcopal Church, Alleghany. Pa.
brother in-law Of the bride assisted By ne
Rev. Roland Cotton Smith. rector or -:
Elizabeth ,Toorhis Of Paterson, sister Of
tic bridegroom. Ernest. 7. worth OF
ception after the ceremony Mrs. Bateman
received the guests, assisted by Mrs. Palmer.
wife Of Capt. Richard Elliott Palmer OF me
York. Mr.. and Mrs, voorhis will make their
future home in New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-18
HUGE lnderAe.

Miss Margaret Mynderse and Alfred Hu-
ger were married yesterday afternoon in
Grace Church. Brooklyn. nv the Bishop
Of Long Island, The bride. who was given
away by her father, Wilhelmus Mynderse.
wore a princess costume Of white satin,
with point lace, clustered orange blossoms
and diamond She was attended
by the Misses Christina. Whiteholse and
Mary Douglas Bosworth Of New York, Caro-
line HuGer OF South Carolina. Caroline Squibb.
Marie L. Abbott and Alice pahol Of Brooklyn,
ton. IS, e, VAS best man. After ward MIR. and
Mrs. Wilhelmus Mynderse gave a reception
at their home, a. Joralemon street, BROOKLYN
The couple after their wedding journey viii
live al Is Central Park West.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-18
Turner-Strong

Miss Martha Prentice Strong and Harold
Mcleod Turner were married Yesterday
afternoon in the Brick Church. Fifth avenue
ana Thirty.seventh street, az 40 o'clock'
Miss Kate de Forest Prentice. a cousin of the
bride, attended her as maid OF honor, and the
Misses Mildred Harbeck and Ruth Hubbell
Of New York, Marths Pitkin Of Boston and
Rhoda Sargent Of New Haven were brides,
Mrs. L, B. Turner and grandson Of the late
Alfred $, Barnes, was assisted by his brother
Strong, a brother Of the bride. Robert Tilney,
Clarence Young, Murray Sargent. n. ,Ruel
Hollister and Edmund Rogers were ushers
the brides parents, gave a reception at their
home, 20 East Sixty-ffth street MI and
Mrs. Turner will make their home at Pelham
Manor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-18
EASTER WEDDINGS.
Starf-HammOnd.

The Wedding of Miss Margaret Hammond
and Louis Starr. Jr.. OF Philadelphia, took
place Yesterday afternoon at Q Fast Ninety
first street. the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Henry Hammond, the brides brother and
sistsr-in-law. The Rev. Endteott Peabody
of Grotor, Mass. performed the CEREMONY
at 8 o'clock. The bride, who Is n daughter
Of the late Gen. John H.. Hammond Of St.
Paul, MINI, wore a costume of white SATIN
with lace, orange blossoms and diamond
ornaments. She was given away by her
brother, and was attended by Miss elizabeth
Starr. the bridegroom g sister, as maid OF
Page, Clare Ellsworth and Mercer Alter
bury were bridesmaids.
Dillwyn P. Starr assisted his brother as
best man, and James Watson Webb, Malcolm
D. sloane and Roberta, Bacon Of New York.
Philip Boyer Of P,hiladelphia Nathaniel +,
Whitney Of Boston were Mshers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-18
Scoytu

Miss ADELAIDE B%uttenheim, daughter ot Mrs.
Joseph Harold Buttenheim of Madison, y. u,
was married on tuesday evening TO Harry
Lamson soovill, son Of Mr.. and Mrs, Henry
". scovill Of Washington, D, The wedding
took place at the, residence Of the hrides
paret Ruttenheim, sister of the bride. aud
her brother. Arthur w. Buttenheim, was
the best man,
we're invited 10 the ceremony. The reception
which followed wal. attended, by many guests
Waterhurv and other places, as we'll as ny
many Madison friends. Mr.. and Mrs scovill
will live in Summit, y. j..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-18
,Irs. GRAY shnnts a EnN.

ORANGE. \. j., April i7.-Mrs. Robert
Gray, who has a truck farm on the slate
quarry ,osd near Newton, suisse \ county,
Is fond ri hunting. 4 few days ago she
took 4 stroll through the woods. After
shooting an u~nGtually large duck, she heard
the bark Of Z fox. $40 had 10 me come
into it, range than tho fox started al a hot
pace for 4 ~neiGhhorinR knoll, Despite tie
ifact that II ran 4 zlg gag course " "ss not
cunning enough t. get out Of range of Mrs
sGray's rife. She killed II At the frtt slot,
She will receive the usual hountY II 81.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-18
The seaEOers.
Sailing to-day on the steamship Ma
iestic re:

Sailing to-day on the steamship Ma
jestic are:
Alfred Butt and Mrs. Butt. Thomas F.
J%opiing, Miss Lowndes, Miss EltEaSeth
Donald, Miss Macdonald, the Lord Bishor
Of Nassau, the Rev. ? McHsle the Rev
Among the passengers who arrived
Yesterday on the Kaiser Wilhelm H., from
Bremen, we're:
Y NJ. Burr, Count Boismenu. William E
Carter, John Sterling Deans, Elijah X Huh
bard, c. Hutehi9Sson GHorge 3: Matthews
Minister TO ST, Petersburg, James R Reagan
Edward Y, Saunders. Frank D True J p
Carroll, Florenz ziegfeld, Jr.
Among those IN board the steamer
United States. from Copenha gen, Chris
tiania and Christiansand, were;
Consul-General J. P. Anderson. Herber
Lenox. Capt, Otto Srerdrup and Capt, Leonard
Rod
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-18
No U4RR4NT FOR TURK YET.
So Magistrate Tells Lawyer-Ma> Be One
After Next Julian Case Hearing.

Counsel for Robert l. Turk, a lawyer Of
S. Nassau street. went before Ma g~istrate
Wahle in the West Side court chambers
Yesterday aftern Don and said he understood
that a warrant was to he secured for Turk
by James l.. Qua ckenhnsh, general
eel for the Metropo Titan Street Railway
Company.
MAGISTRATE Wah'e said that a warrant
would moi he Issued until the next hearing
in tho Julian case in the Tonnbs court on
Nav :. He advised Turks lawyer to he
there that dav reGdy to give $500 bail.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-18
Court Calendars This Day.

A !! ; g: $, 2'' ( y: $ "sf y; Il s. G% Ss,; +, syE 4: 4
Ccgrt,Sps pee TeMTm' PA Par /, No psy1e T r,.,Tss
cause No, ISIS, nsmgIIer 30 liz Genoa
COL tsItn ST.. s4ss. s9 sst'' s7 a. asa e. rs Sse' i>s S''f aeS ss.
Part V.--Ciear. Cases from Par III Fart VI.
clear. Cases from Par, H. No el'yated r 2
s sSor, c, TJ.:' y Tsr% ssos p' $50. a sssS as ssss. 1 sass. sasf.
sses, eSss, ss4i. $3.50, e6l2. Par III Case IN
hnish.d Mos' isaI' , ,ssc' , ns.o' ,,ss' , ,sss 1872 isss 49, lsss
Par, III. Psr, Y Aaaionrn'f Until I Mond t.r Ayp}riI'
IA asss. 4sS0. aSs7, loss, aii, lies, 024, l2ss, sis, 1870,
l$ss, ise:, t't g. ,tfs rf psr, TiJI, cas- cas-. %n6nl:S:S
S Cos, sss iCo@ ss7s ISL sss7, Aiiees, s5s., ios,p Sos, sss.' ISL
5??5Ss, i2fSsyl, V22Sisis. ..iS, iiSs, 2ia3. PSI, ssi7, 2ais
Part II case diminished, Gases from Far, \
Pant XiI Case unfinished Cases from Far s.
Part AllI.-Adjourn"d until Thnr'day' ApriI T.
sytross,.s' Cour, Chambers. For probate
wins tGiu!s / sE, }sn9n, , 32hn 2 q RR II.n MsI' +
Reilly, Augustus Rlumenthal, 81 1880 A. NJ Edward
II Gondon, Mar. Hseserty, a. 80 P NJ Trial
71 GTy Gou Gsy s SescnG'! Term cour, opens =, u
4 y M2,lon' TL''' ,, Iitm ,ss ssr! 9,i,. ; 9,9; ~. sn
iSs i is:s 3 5,ss, 3s73. s ~. i !sSs. ssss. ; iss. ; 2sls. isls
ilssEE. s aSSS ISIS POI. ses, ,tst iissssia. SIS .PsriiH ciesT
s IS; So s. 2 a.. -: $50. i :lst. ~! siss. ? siss. i issi. 'sS! ll%%ss
EsI' 7s M 7s G.s: .,a Inn nEss' sss.. S ss.i. 77S S," s.;,. iAssoss
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jaos 5sss. iEqul'g cs,c:. nos ssh NIL Pa
2sals, PSI, .,ia. ss5s, aasS. siss, .iSs 2ise, $40, ::s5
a2a6. 1854.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-18
Dogs kln Fight Deer on a .Jarse, Estote

MoRRIsTowS. \. J., April 1.-Two dogs
got into tho deer shaft or the estate of Otto
H. Kahn, Cedar Court, last night and
killed eight deer and MANNED several others,
The dogs were found in the runway this
morning by the ca retaker, and they we're
shot. How the dogs found a way in is a
mystery. There is A high wire fence sur
rounding the court. making it impossible for
a dog 70 Jump over. Mr., hahn has thirty
deer IN the garden. II lie not known who
owned the dogs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-18
Riyes- Blackstone.

wAsH1No1oN, April l7.-Miss Francis
Plnckney Blackstone. daughter Of Mrs
y. S. Blackstone of this city, and Henry
Robert Rives of New York were married this
evening in the Pro-Cathedral. the Rev Glenn
ent Brown officiating. Mrs. lie Roy Kenny was
Miss Edna Rives, sister Of the groom, and Miss
Maize Dent Of Maryland, Joseph Rives
brother Of the groom was best man ana the
ushers were George Stone OF New York,
Hugh Barr. Demineu Blackstone. Frank
Jones, Raymond K. Tongue and, Wade Gill
bert Dent, A reception followed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-18
Observation-Disclosures

Miss Gertrude Witherspoon and Wallace
McIlvaine Scudder were married Yesterday
at the home Of the brides aunt, Mrs John
H Schoenberger. is East ~Sixty.seoond street.
She was attended by her little niece, Miss
Gertrude '. IngArsoll. as maid Of honor, and
there were no bridesmaids or ushers Bishop
the bride was given away by her brother,
Observation-Disclosures W~itherspoon, I. S. y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-18
Jackson Ferry.

GREAT HARRINGTON, Mass, April IL
Ernest H jackson Of Brooklyn. q Harvard
graduate. was married this afternoon TO
Miss Grace Maud Perry. Miss Leonora Jack;
son, the v]iolinist was maid Of honor and
Jackson at Harvard in a2, was best man;
Mr.. and Mrs Jackson left for Bermuda and
on their return will live in BROOKLYN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-18
Mooney Casey

The marriage. Of Miss Barbara 4 Casey
aud Francis Mooney took place AT II o'clock
Yesterday morning at s. AugIstine's Roman
Catholic Church. Sitxh a"enue and StHrlin e
place, BROOKLYN The bride VAS attended by
her sister, Miss Gertrude VI Casey, ana lanes
6rsaLfas. tho couris iof' for Atlentic GUY,
where the HONEYMOON ril he spent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-18

TISEMFNT IN H CIT RfCORn of Aprll II
TO 81, 1900 OF The conhrmstlon by the Sir,eme
lection OF Assessments and Arrears OF. 4 sessr snt
for OPENING AND ACQUIRING IT'LL 10 the
following named avenue IN THE BOROUGH or
H PON
FAITH WARD CITY ISLAND. TIER AVENUE
OPENING from North street IN Main street. CON.
frmed November 5. 1905, entered April IA, 1924.
HERMAN 4. METZ. Comptroller.
City OF New York. April IA. 1915.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-18

homestead in Flatbush. l.. L.. where ffve
generations OF the LefIertses have beenmarried
Mrs, c. Montague Cooke, Jr, Of Honolulu.
her sister, attended the bride as matron OF
honor, and the Misses Gertrude Sullivan,
Florence Foster. May Mackinny and Coralie
Mead were bridesmaids.
Daniel II Downs, was assisted by his brother.
Herbert Downs, as best man.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-18
Tventy.e,rht Nurses Graduate.

Tventv-eight nurses we're graduated
last night from the Mary Fahnestook Train
ing School for Nurses. al 3oi East Twentieth
street. Prof, Augustus Caille, NJ. n,
presented the diplomas, and Prof. r. 7.
Morris, VI. D.. addressed the graduates.
There was a dance after the commence
ment exercises,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-18
East s4th Stree

The approximate amount Of the lien or chsrge,
to satisfy which The. above described property
the and day OF April, 1908, together with costs and
allowance amounting TO sSos IS. together With me
expenses OF the sale The Approximate amount
OF the taxes. assessments and water rates, or other
liens 10 be allowed TO the purchaser ont Of the. pur;
chase money, or paid by the Referee. Is sas.sS and
interest.
Dated. New York, April srd. 1900.
MARK SCHLESINGER Referee,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-18
q nk InneTts.

The Wedding Of Niss Loliss 4 Len srts
and Ira R Downs was celebrated Yesterday
a. the country home 81 the brides parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. James LeieTts. the old Lefferts
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-18
OFFICIAL LEGAL NOTICES.

ATTENTION is CALLED To THE AnvFR.
T1SFMENr IN H CITY RECORD Of April IL
to m. laos, NJ the confirmation by the supreme
Court, and the entering In tho Bureau for the Col.
lection of Assessments and Arrears. Of Assessment
for OPENING AND ACQUIRING TITLES 10 the
foliowint named street ~ THE BOROUGH OF
MANHATT 4
18TH WARD. SECTION s, WEST 1880 STREET
OPENING between Audubon Avenue and Fort
George Avenue, Confirmed March s, 1909; entered
N'' HERMAN 4 METZ. Comptroller.
CITY OF New Nork, April IA. 1924.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-18
HOT TOWELS FOR sEAsICKNEss
Mr.. Wolf OF Munich PrescrIbes for the
Eaiser's Passengers.

II any passengers on the steamship
Kaiser Wilhelm H.. in yesterday from Ham
burg. suffered from seasickness it wasn't
the fault of Eugene Wolf of Munich. Mr..
Wolf brought with him a number of
pamphlets which he asked the purser to
distribute. For the benefit Of intending
voyagers who may care to undergo heroic
treatment, here is a verbatim copy Of Mr..
VOLTS work:
To Avoid Se~asickness.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-18
Cotton sr ,nducr Francis Cots Five Years.

FEILLrELrHIA, trml IL stanley Fran
els, promoter ~ The STOREY Cotton Company,
was this morning zenteuced To five years m
the Eastern P~enltcntldry and 10 pay a fine Of
5000.
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l.


sr-b NEW Y9 eE6K,Rr, coUNTY OF NEW YORK..
American Mortgage Company, Plaintiff. against
Martha B. Huson and others. Defendants
In pursuance OF a judgment OF foreclosure and
sale. duly made and entered In the above entitled
action and bearing date the I'd day OF .Aph, 1908,
I, the undersigned, the Referee In said l]ud5nient
Real Estate Sslesrooms, Nos l4l6 ,Nesey. s., Ia
the Borough of Manhattan, City OF New forl ca
the 25th day OF. Aprll. 1908, at y O'Clock noon on hat
day, by Joseph p. Day, Auctloneer, the premises
directed by said Judgment to be sold and thsiein
described as follows
All that certain lot Of land, situate In the Borough
OF Manhattan, City Of New York, bounded and
described as follows:
BEGINNING at a point on the n%ortherly side
OF Eighty fourth street, distant three hundred and
ten 1910 feet casterly from the corner formed By
the intersection o. the northetly line OF Eighty.
fourth street with the easterly Side OF Second ave.
nue.: running thence n%ortherly parallel with Second
Inches. more or less. TO the centre line Of the block
thence easterly along said centre line OF the BLOCK
and parallel with Eighty fourth street. twenty '2ol
feet; thence southerly parallel with second avenue
one hundred and two i02l feet two ~ inches. more
or less. TO the northerly side OF Eighty fourth street;
thence westerly along the same tventy ,2UI ieet 70
the place OF beginning being. the premises known
by the Street Number Three hundred and twenty.
seven 1921 East Eighty fourth Street, In the Borough
OF Manhattan.
Dated, New York, April srd, 1905,
MARK ScHLESINGER; Referee.
BOWERS & SANDS, Attorneys loT. Plaintiff. e.
81 Nassau Street, Borough OF Manhattan, New
York. .
The following is a diagram Of the property 70 be
sold; Its street No. is s27 East Eighty fourth street
Centre line Of block
m
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-18
CLOTHING.

~GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING to order on 81
weekly payments; perfect At; hne material. Ex
CHANGE CLOTHING co. $50 Broadway, room
. and 4
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-18
SITUATIONS WANTED VALE

WANTFD-Neat. polite once boy: Apply
person. Room SIS. 10 B~ToadWay
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-18

WANTED-Cyllnder feeders. JERSEY CIT
PRINTING CO, es York st, : blocks from Cor'
landt 81. ferry.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-02-01
Real Estate Transfers.

For the week ending January 81. comI lied
from the records by the Washington Abstract
Company OF Aberdeen:
State to Grays Harbor Boom Co, 4 go
chains tide land abutting on lot 4, sec
2l-1S.ll, and lots As, sec 1918 1l-$20S.
Same to Same, same $3.50 chains IN
front OF lot /, sec 21-lS11.
d D DeLashmut to & &ettemer, lot
II, blk 26, Karr's River add Hoq-$l500.
W F Zachary to Amanda B Zachary,
lot 10, blk l, Montesano-$lO.
Adna A Cragin to H Rowlands, VIZ
OF neM, seA OF mel and ne a Of sea sec
17-l9-10-$1.
State to G H Boom Go, 1875 chains
tide land Humptulips riverside.
Same to Same, same in front Of lots 2,
3, sec 2l-1S 1l-$422.
Same to Same, same in front Of lot l,
sec 221S'l1-$920.
SIX Bowes to H Hawkes., lot 20, blk
2, Rice's add Aberdeen-$5O.
James Beck to Mary f Beck, lots 10,
1921 %, blk 6, Eureka add Elma-slO0.
Ida B Beck to John Beck, lots Is to 81,
blk 7. Eureka add Elma--$l00.
James Beck to John Beck, lots to 7,
blk 7, Eureka add Elma--$5.
II Price to John Be.k, quit claim
sea Of sw4 sec 4, and 1t 5, sec 1851
Sara E Price to John Beck, same land
$4,000.
Mp Ry Go to G E Burrows Co. ~ OF
nw1i and ne OF swl4 sec 15.l7.9-$64O.
Wooding to f N Wormald, lot Is,
blk II, lot 2, blk II, lot 10, blk 16, lot s,
blk is, Karr's add Hoquiam-$2OO.
Y Glenn to A A Bonner ct al, all
timber on lot 7. sec 1917 6, for one year
$1,000.
August Anderson to Charles Ander.
son, lot 8, blk II. Campbell's add Ho-
quiam, also part of lot 4, blk l3, Elma-
$4,000.
Geo w Loehr to Geo Weatherwax, lots
!, ., blk SO, W & B add Aherdeer-$1.
Same to Same, 1t 8, b SO, same add-$l.
Same to Same, 1t 5. b SO, same add-$l.
Same to Same, Its rs, b 81, same ad-$l.
Same 20 Same, 1t 10, b 26, same add-$1.
Same to Same, 1t 8, b 26, same add-$l.
! It Mcnamara to American Mill Co, lot
/, blk 4. f & NJ add Abeldeen-$475.
Andy Lund to B f johnson, lot 4, blk
q, Frances add AberdeeD-$200.
Fred 7 Schannon to Oscar Perala, lots
l to 4, blk 5, Portland add Aber-S45O.
U S to Thos McNaly, patent seL sec
10 1873.
NPRy Co to L Merrill, quit claim ne
OF nw4 sec 7-17.5-$lO.
Nellie D Williams to Irwin Cox, lot IL ,
blk %, Hoquiam-$450.
Samuel Benn to Mary Kezova, lots Is,
16, blk 4, Benn's Central add Aber-$23O.
&C Combes to Mary Devine, 5 acres
in neI ofnwH sec 35.1S.6-$350
Ell Davis to Bert Campbell. und15 lot
8. sec 2l-lS9.
L P Dudley to Paul SHIFTS, und Z int
in lots LIZ, blk 20, W & Second add
Aberdeen-$l.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-02-01

VIM NJ D.neen to Dineen, und 4
int in lot 8, sec SO l9.l1-$l.
CFCork to Chas Cork, Sr, lots II, Is,
10, blk %, frances add Aberdeen-$l.
A NJ Phillips to Wilson & Garlic, tract
in nwl sec 81 IS $1,000.
IA Graham to Jas F Briggs, she,iff's
deed se4 sec % 19-9-$l225.
Frank o Briggs ct al to W G Harding,
sea sec %. l99-$SOO.
U to John NJ Brooks, patent sw4
sec 8 1871.
US 80 w p Brooks, patent se1 sec S.
1877.
George Hilton to f X Drake, W! .ot
8, blk "a, W x b add Aberdeen-$4s5.
H McCleary to John Strubel, ny Of
nwA sec 23.ls 5-$2O0.
IT Stratton to Bertha Chambers, lots
4, 5, sec 26-l6 7-$40O.
City OF Montesano to J 7 Stattler. lot
20, Fourth add Wynooche cemetery-$lO.
in Wilson to Geo O Woodruff, lot A,
blk 20, Aberdeen-$10.
D McLafferty to Western Wash, Conf,
A S D A, lot in Benn's Cottage add Aber-
deem 81.
VIM Grggs to + f Jones, lot IS, blk
II, Benn's Central add Aberdeen, and
other lOts-$50O.
FIJI Green to- d Morehead, nwL sec
l 21S; sea sec "a II 7. sea sec II. 1917
$40.
ID Morehead to r A Wiley, und one.
tenth int in above land--$l0.