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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-21
JEROME BEGINS WORK.
COnsultS 70ith Leaders on Primary
Election Fraud Cases.

District Attorney Jerome yesterday began an
investigation into the cases OF alleged fraud in
timidation and assault at the primary elections
on Tuesday Several Of the police courts were
busy with assault and other cases as a result of
the primary fights.
Aqueduct Commissioner John r. Cowan who
was defeated for the Democratic leadership of
the Both District by Percy e. Maggie. the McCIeI-
Ian candidate called on the District Attorney.
With him were six friends. He said he could
bring 200 witnesses TO the alleged frauds and
rough tactics OF the Nagle men The District
Attorney said he would examine 500 witness il
necessary. as he was determined 10 slft the vari-
Gus charges 10 the bottom. To this end he had
sent letters TO the candidates on both sides ask
ing them TO call on him and tell what they
know Of illegal practices on primary day.
J. j. Sammon who defeated for the Demo-
cratic leadership OF the 9th District by p ].
Dooling. told the District Attorney of cases OF
alleged fraud Matthew Donohue. who was de-
feated for the Democratic leadership OF the 18th
District by Ross Williams said he had no COM
plants TO make az present. but might have some
charges formulated in a few days. Williams
called and said that he had won he would
make no complaints
Charles COmisky, clerk in the Office OF the
County Clerk, arrested on Tuesday on a charge
Of Illegal voting. on complaint OF Joseph BOve
OF No. 80 Mulberry street, watcher for Francis
II. Orlando. who defeated Michael Hines for the
Republican leadership Of the LIST Assembly Dis
trict, was discharged IN the Tombs court Co
misky said he was a captain of the 18th Flee
ton District OF the LIST. The records show that
he lived at No. 81 Mott street, and lived last
election at No 152 Canal street. both addresses
being in the 18th.
Magistrate Breen later IN the day announced
that he had decided 70 reopen the case and
marked the papers for examination to-day He
issued a subpoena and attachment for ComiEkv
and Joseph BOVe
Two young men. one OF whom voted as Frank
n Gibbs" OF No POI West 18th street and the
other as John T. Nichols" Of No. AZ West tlth
street. were before Magistrate Mayo IN the Jef-
rerson Market Court, charged with voting ille-
gally Gibbs was confronted by the real Frank
y. Gi6e., and "A!eAoss" hX me father Of John
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-21
u. WALSH GETS FRAUD ORDER.
Brooklyn Magistrate May Take Leadership
From Meany.

City Magistrate John J. Walsh. the -AIcCarrea
leader In the "a Assembly District Brooklyn, who
says he was counted out by the inspectors OF cleo
uon' got an order from Justice Dickey. IN the su-
prene Court yesterday. 10 show cause why the
Board OF ELECTIONS should not be restrained from
.ns.s1.s Sertleats OF election TO Edward J. Meanv
AcLafren's candidate for leader
"a. laslsIate walsh charges that IN the LIST Elec-
uOh district the inspectors gave Meany aftv-tv-o
votes more than allotted him IN he oriyir.i
returns. According 20 the official returns Meanv
elected by g votes. -'N '''iiiSeii
The election inspectors IN the % District are
ton vi ahAIa-
The Justice decided that the eonventio, ,.h,.,,
was 70 have been held would have 10 be no,'1
until the investigations have been counDlefa6 1900
Sheriff tlaherty will start for Albsnv ,oN5a,, -
confer with the Governor concerning tbe sTssgs "a
frauds. NsSa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-21
SUFFOLK COUNTY NOMINATIONS.

Riverhead. Long Island Sept. 0-The Repubu-
cans OF Suffolk County this evening nominated
County Judge Timothy Griffin 70 succeed himself
Deputy County Clerk William f. Flanagan was
nominated for County Clerk. The LIST District AS
sembly Convention renominated AssembIymau
James NJ Lupton. The delegates chosen for the
state convention are John Il OVertOn. Harry lee
Thomas l. Parish. Irving Clark pr T. a. FTinch'
John j. Bartlett and j. NJ LuDton-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-21
C. U. AFTER THE SULLIvANs.
Begins Fight Against Fitzgerald's Candi-
dacy in the 18th District.

The Citizens Union named a campaign committee
at q conference on Wednesday night OF representa-
tves from the 3d. 9TH and 7h Assembly districts OF
the 18th Senatorial District and began active work
for the election Of Senators and Assemblymen. In
a statement issued yesterday the committee says:
This Senatorial district is one of the worst gerry
manders in the city. IL has been announced widely
that the Sullivans have slated Senator FITZGERALD
as the Tammany Senatorial candidate in this dis
trtct- The sentiment among the Citizens Union
leaders Is that every effort should be made to check
the caTpetbagging OF West Side section OF the city
by the Suvans ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-21
ADVICE FOR Mr.. BRYAN.
Jones Wants Him to Drop Govern
ment Ownership of Railroads.

Washington Sept. 2O-Ex- Senator James x
Jones. twice chairman OF the Democratic Ma
tional Committee and the manager of both the
campaigns for the Presidency Of William Jen-
niugs Bryan. has written 10 Mr.. Bryan advising
him strongly 10 drop the subject of government
ownership OF railroads and take a firm stand in
favor Of an enforcement Of the law that is now
on the statute books.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-21
GREEN CANNOT RUN FOR GOVERNOR

IBy Telegraph 20 Ths Tribunal
Fort Worth, Tex, Sept 9-Edward Cireeu's
hopes 20 run as candidate OF the "reOrganzed' Re
publicans for Governor received a severe setback
TO-DAY when the Supreme Court decided II had not
power 10 grant him mandamus TO force Secretary
OF state shannon 20 place the names Of the reOr-
canned faction candidates on the official ballot
aaIing his vacation The case cannot be taken up
uiiul Inc middle OF October. This DELAY II Is adj
mlted by both factions Of the party means Green
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-21
PAY BIG DIVIDEND IN STOCK
Shareholders of Pittsburg Bank VIII S''
ESQ Per Cent on Holdings

fBy Telegraph 20 rho Aiio-"0. - a -
Pittsburg. Sept 2O-The stockhoias'' - 70
Farmers Deposit National Bank have ave-, trou,
increase the capital stock OF the Institutes, =. :. a.
$4,000 TO $6OOo.O00. The increase w, W.. sna
eompIished through a conversion or su,s vii
undivided PROFITS into capital s'oeSnS'~, Az y
receive seven and one-half shares OF -. .,o.us q
sue Tor one OF the old The July sss1..,.sssS
the bank showed a capital Of ssoo"" = ~
sstoo.Ooo. and other undivided ssS~
&aA0o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-21
MONTGOMERY ELECTS DELEGATES

Amsterdam. N Y, Sept. 2O.-The Republicans OF
montgomery County in convention at Fonda to-day
elected state. Congressional and Senatorial dele
Senator Spencer X. WARWICK AssembIyman W. II
t1JhAries; Samuel Wallin Nelson Scott. j. Lede
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-21
T. F. sAYARo ELECTED CHAIRMAN.

IF. Telegraph TO The TrihIua.l
Wilmington. Del, Sept. 0.-ThOmas F. Bayard
son OF the late ambassador was elected chairman
or the Democratic State Committee at Dover to-
gay MI Bayard Is secretary OF the Anu-Brioery
League OF Delaware.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-21
ARRESTS FOR BUENos AYREs I'D
Seventy-fve Men in CustOdy-The Los -
mated at s22OO,000.

BUenos Ayrss. Sept 2O.-AccOrdfns % ne -
papers this morning the customs dock. w. w., 80
destroyed by fire yesterday. contained NV =,
OF merchandise. mainly OF German ofls'- :. ~
losses ara estimated at sa.2OOO0 The oris'n -
Confs grafton Is not known. Five clerks ~ -
enty worSnsn have bean arrested SNs
were injured
The dock and storohOuss, crested ~ rne Sl
ment. at cost OF $4,000. were Gonple1eiy as'
Hamburg. Sept. as-The losses % hA-a
In the FIRE az Busnos Ayrss are ssun'A
s2O00O0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-21
KINGS NAMES BUFFALO DELEGATES

Delegates 10 toe Buffalo convention were elected
by the Democrats OF Kings County yesterday In
the % District there was no choice owing 20 the
order or Justice Dickey. OF the Supreme Court pre-
venting an election, owing 10 charges OF frauds IN
the primaries. Among the delegates elected We're
Controller Metz and Edward NJ. circuit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-21

Albany, Sept 2O-Ths Republicans OF the LIST and
"a Assembly districts held conventions to-day and
elected delegates 10 the state convention al Sara
toEa- William Barnes. f., state committeeman
from this district and chairman OF the executive
committee OF the Republican State Committee. will
head the delegation from the lst Assembly District.
NominRtions Tor member OF Assembly In both dis-
txlsts were deferred
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-21
BANK CLERK MISSING; $4,000 WITH HIM

Columbia 8. c., Sept. eo.-Robert C. Brochinaton
collection clerk OF the State Bank. has disappeared
and about goo OF the institutions funds ara o,ss
ing BrockingtOn was sent 90 the express oft3..
with s. so for shipment 500 OF which was In slvSr
He deposited the silver. but kept the blls tos.tlsr
with 81 o. ~ as Lad es..seis&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-21
AN EARrHsHocK IN FRANCE.

Remiremont. France. Sept ga slight earth
shock was felt here this morning IL lasted sew
eral seconds. There were no casualties ana
slight damage was done.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-21
ORDER RESTORED AT oRENosl

Grenoble. Sept 20.-rhe disorders incident 20
the strike have subsidized. although the men are
still out. Troops have been withdrawn from tina
streets but the factories stil. under military
guard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-21
The above Is signed by the following

William Pitt Mitchell. chairman; Henry y Mar
tn secretary the jefferson League. representing
the Committee 81 one Hundred Citizens: NationaI
Democratic Club OF the City OF New York: Amer
lean Antitrust League the Bryan DernOcrafic
League MOTkinRmen's Democratic League 81 Ne1.y
York, Commercial Travellers Antitrust League
snc the Democratic Club OF the State OF New York
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-13
SAN PEDRO

The prospects for big business in
real estate in the coming week are eX-
cellent, as there have been so many visi-
tors looking over San Pedro in the past
few days. Several wealthy Cinnamon
have been looking over business loca-
tions, but not stating just what they
desire them for.
1t is reported that the building occu-
pied by the First National bank and the
store next to it seemed to suit these
men and that an offer was made by
them of s75,000 which the owners re-
fused. The Cinnamon are wealthy mer-
chants who had their businesses ruined
In San Francisco and who think that
this harbor is the best place to locate.
The real estate firm of Bickenbaugh
& Griffin report the sale of one house
and the lot on which it stood on Tenth
street for $4,000. The owner, who sold,
also bought of the same firm a house
and grounds in Los Angeles for $4,000.
George H. Peck, the real estate owner
who sells his own property chiefly, re-
ports the sale of all of block q and
three lots in block %. Grand View tract
No. 2, for $30,50O This is very desirable
property and is fast being picked up
for residences.
H. H. McCord, who handles the Gaf-
fey property here and at Los Angeles,
reports the sale of II lots in the Gaffey
tract at $775 each and six lots in the
Montana tract, 25 foot front, at $3.50
each.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-13
sANrA MoNlcA

A contract involving $4,000 for the
immediate construction, OF four con-
crete bridges over the Playa del Ray
lagoon was let during the week, and
announcement of the proposed improve
ment was to residents Of this section
and 20 owners Of property on the strand
in particular, enthusiastically received.
Paul III. Ehlers and II. G. Braun, con-
tracing engineers, will have the work
in charge and they expect TO have one
OF the structures open for traffic within
sixty days The longest and KOst diff
ficult Of construction OF the bridges Will
be at Neptune avenue. 1t will be 1913
feet long, eighteen feet IN width and
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-13
LATE REALTY DEALS
AT THE BEACH TOWNS

have three spans This structure will
cost $11, 900 and will be a marvel Of
beauty and engineering ingenuity. The
second In size will be a bridge for
pedestrians only, at Arroyo avenue. The
structure will be 172 feet long, ten feet
wide and Will cost S45O0. Opposite Bel
lows avenue q canal bridge connecting
with the Silver Strand tract will be
erected at a cost Of $780, The Ocean
Park Improvement company and the
Guarantee Realty company will Jointly
meet the expense Of the improvements.
Mrs. F. Il. Fairbanks has awarded
contract to e. II. McGibbon for the im-
mediate erection of dwelling at ~
Wavecrest avenue to cost $1,000
six-room cottage to cost $4,000 IL
being built for Mr.. Henderson at II
Thornton avenue.
Mrs. O'Brien Is having a one-story
dwelling erected on Short Line beach.
The structure will cost about $1,000.
Two cottages In Scotts addition to
cost about $1,000 each have been con-
tracted for by Mrs Edna r. Coffman.
Contractor II. Moser Is putting up a.
residence I'm the stoneham tract, which
when completed, he will occupy with
his family.
Joseph Feltwell has had plans drawn
for a dwelling to he erected on block
g, lot 112. to cost about $1,000.
a tWO-StOry dwelling to cost $500 is
being built at 10 Carroll avenue for A.
Stutzer.
A cottage to cost about $1,000 is being
erected at 95 Vista place for B. T.
Allen.
Mrs. M. r. Alton has given a contract
for the erection of frame dwelling on
lot p, block 165, to cost bout $1,000.
At an expense of $500, G. S. Rorck
will erect a residence in Central addi-
ton.
S. r. G.. Foycross is erecting a resi-
dence building in the Stoneham tract.
Buyers of residence lots in the West
gate tract the past week included Helen
NJ Pierce, Harriet e. Pierce and N. j.
Malone.
A. f. johnson has sold lot F, block
20, to +. S. Lowry.
]. F. and Isabelle Wiley have Jointly
purchased a lot in the Golden Bay tract
from the Ocean View Improvement
company.
w. A. Polkinghorn has recently made
extensive purchases or unimproved
property in the Artesian tract.
One of the most expensive residences
yet. contracted for in the Westgate tract
is to be built for M. II. Volkman, and
will cost $3265 The structure is to be
ready for occupancy by July 10.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-13
TabuIated Statement

Valuation Of Improvements COM
menced since MAY l. 1906:
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-13
MAY BUILDING
To HIGH RECORD
NO LET-UP IN IMPROVEMENT
ACTIVITY
Over 225 Dwelling Houses Erected
Thus Far This Month-Total
Valuation Of sss Permits
ls s45t,e72

The following tabulated statement Of
improvements in Los Angeles since May
Indicate how the city is spreading out
in the effort to provide homes for the
thousands Of people who have decided
to reside in Southern California. Sew
erai permits for huge structures to cost
in the aggregate over $4,000. 900. Will be
added to the May list, and II Is likely
that the present month will break all
former records:
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-13
New Traot In TronIoo

George @. Peckham & Co. have Just
purchased a tract of land between
Brand boulevard and Glendale avenue,
Ia the heart Of Tropico. which they will
6ubdivide IN large lots and viii put in
all modern Improvements This land
was formerly beautiful orchard
Tslk-o- Phone free. See the proposition
A loday'a Herald
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-13
ElIah-c lass Improvementa

Another thing to be appreciated at
its true value is the high class i'm
proVements put in. All of the specifica-
ttons called for the best of everything
and the result Is a residence tract OF
great beauty, with wide streets, wide
cement walks that are not merely a
veneer OF cement on natural soil but
cement walks composed of good con-
crete with good dressing OF the best
cement over $1,000 was paid for park
ing the spaces between the walks and
curbing. The many handsome homes
on the tract give evidence OF the class
of people who will make Walnut Lawn
one of the show places of Los Angeles,
The tract is situated just over the city
line on Florence avenue ON the Long
Beach line and is only ten minutes
ride from Sixth and Main streets, with
book fare at cents.
Today Mr. Whitsett will give all an
opportunity to see this lovely property
free of cost, and moreover will tender
his guests band concert and luncheon
The program arranged is one that will
prove a delight to all who may attend.
II depends upon such men to make Los
Angeles a city OF permanent Improve
ments, and Mr. Whitsett Is doing his
share of the work and will soon invest
another 100000 IN high class property
in Los Angeles
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-13
TICKETS To
WALNUT LAWN
ACREAGE IMPROVED BY CHI
CAG0 CAPITALIST
Sunday Outing Down on Long Beach
. Line-Band Concert Provided.
w. p. Whitsett a Prince
of Entertainers

Business and pleasure will be'happily
blended today when hundreds of wide
awake people will avail themselves of
the opportunity to view the many good
features of Walnut Lawn, the grandly
beautiful high class residence tract
plated and improved by w. p. Whit
sett. late of Chicago, a capitalist who
after two days stay I'm Los Angeles de-
cided that 1t was the best city in the
country and proceeded to put his money
into high class property. About four
months ago he purchased the walnut
grove now known as Walnut Lawn
from the man who had planted the
trees twenty years ago and who, by the
way, made comfortable fortune from
the products of the great trees, than
which there are no larger nor finer in
the United States today. Mr.. Whltsett
did not buy the property with the pro-
vision that he would pay for it when il
was all sold off in lots, but, on the other
hand, he paid all of the purchase price
i'm a lump sum, and consequently there
is no question as to the titles he can
give to the lots
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-26
DELINQUENT rAx Llat

NO. Name and Description. Amount
Lanterman's resib Of Dim
mick tract lot 81. and per-
2s454-l.os Angsles Building 20.
shafer " Lanterrnanie resub
oo,-. of Dimmick tract. lot b2.... $50
zSfoo-Berman Capitola. Shafer n
Ianterman's resub OF DIM
,o,-, mick tract lot 81. s............ 1s
2s449-Ford, Fred, shafer Il Ian.
termans resub Of Dimmiok
Ssfss-Harris, edward shafer q
Ienterman's resub Of Dim
sosos mick tract lot S3 ..,....,... 10 50
zsaSo-Blate, Annie j., A. j. Blake
29s2s-o' 'Bfien L.. MaudsIoy %
tract lot n ................... s65
60 lot ~ ."ss.s.................. 903
2952e-Alexan1er, N. r., MaudsIey
2sSss-EggeI VIM; H., Potiterr's ~
zSoS4-scn vsgel, Clara, Potter's
Woodlawr, lot is, block c.
so,oo and persona property ...... rs SO
zvoOv-Heardslee Mary e.. Potter's
Woodlawn, lot 81, block G,
ooe9o an, ana personal property ~. 772
ooe,o lawn. lot 4 block Damn. $40
oo.,, ,Woodlawn, lot IL, block D.. sos
2e644-Potter, Thos. McD.. that Va.
Gated portion Of Maple ave
lying n Of lot 23 block A,
Potter's Woodlawn, and W
OF Maple ave, being 10x140 IT
(Ord 6962 N. B.)............ ga
do that vacated portion OF
Maple ave lying Ic Of lot 23,
block 3, Potter's Woodlawn'
and w Of Maple ave. being
10x125 It (Ord. $3.50 NJ SD 70
29645-Vaughan, Martha, that va
Gated portion of Maple ave
lying h Of lot "a. block A,
Potters Woodlawn and w
OF Maple ave. being 10x125 It
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-26
oELINoUENr ~ LIsr

No. Name and Description. Amount.
and land Of Huntington Land
Improvement Co........ 26 30
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-26
VOLUME x1

No. Name and Description. Amount
ofoIo Of lots II, u 10, sub Of
Requena, and bet the w
lines of lot 13 and II line Of
lot IL, said tract prolonged
Sly to My line OF Alvadaro
217O4Scaerber:t, August n. tri. .
angular lot beg at NE cor
Of lot IL, Alvarado tract,
tn Sly on Ely line of said lot
II 20 II, tn Ely to San
Pedro st and the Sc cor of
lot AZ. sub OF property of
Don Manuel Requena, tn
WHY along SLY line said lot
~ and the prolongation of
same 1855 II to point, tn
NWly to NE cor lot IT. AL
m varado tract to beg. ... 10
2l7O9-.De Clgarron, Rosa H, lot
beg in Wly line of San
Pedro st at q point 124.s3 It
Sly of line of Jackson st, tn
WHY 1877 It, tn Sly 60.06 IT,
tn Ely 1877 II to WHY line of
San Pedro st, tn My 6O.22
It to point of beg. .... As 65
21712-Caerbert, Aug. F.. lot com
at NE cor lot II. Alvarado
tract, tn Ely 45 IT. tn SLY
% IT, tn NWly in irregular
.z course to point of beg.. IL
s712o-dodger, w L., lot beg at
Sc cor OF Los Angeles and
Market SITS, tn Ely along
line of Market st 1857 IT,
tn Sly along Wly line of
sub of property of Don
Manuel Requena 81 It, tn
WHY to T. line of Los An
geles st, tn My along said
ID line 663 IT to place of
beg ,,....,.;..... ...... 1883
21746-Pollard, Aida A., garden
of J. Murat, p 20 IT lot 49,. 25 65
21774-Hodger, W. L., sub of
property of Don Manuel
Requena, N Y lot TO-. $50. so
21776--Fuller. G. H., sub of prop
erty of Don Manuel Re-
quena, lot 11......... 19 g
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-26
peLINouENr rAx LIsr

No. Name and Description. Amount.
and 8. block 10. Falrmount
tract, lot 4 .............s.s.. 81
1s7s5-curtis. Henry D.. Falrmount
tract, also strip Of land ft
wide N side lot 16, block IA. 13 10
1sS07-Chambers, Mrs. Marion, Gar
land tract, 8 S5 It lot 2..... %
do. N 25 IT lot 2s;,",.:s..,;:. 4s5
1SsF-Fleming, Edw. j., ONetis
sub NV part OF lot 4. block
81, IT. s., N 5075 n, lot 13,
,.. and personal property.."f... S5 IL
i's''-4fmnllin, HSans ex wT' " olive F; Hilii Hi2lfii
tract $ is.5 Il, lot s...."". 20
49,, do N 20 IT, lot s..'.,..:..:;. 10 OIL
1ss7i-Bertelson, Lena, Kennedy
tract, lot 5, and PERSONAL . -
property ....","..,........... % 20
''''V-FStt trsat add, Io' p s. g. It, lot q, :, :,
1se2l-westiaike M. r. church,
Fairview tract, lot ID. =, d.
1soSo--Jenkins Mrs. Christina, West
lot 20, S so IT, lot 81, $ so TT, 49,.
iso7s-drSyer, Mrs, = L., West,
lake Park tract, w 11b ft
Il Of n 0g Gs Il, Il, lot lot s., for per- !.
19i1e-Phoenix Say. B.. i. Assn,
Park tract, lot 1S5.".;..;.;. 1o AZ
19lh-Taylor, Maude l., steirlin
1o156-Merwin, Thos. g., Bonnie
Brae tract, lot 10, block b, 80 s.,
- and personal .propertX.....; So 70
1921s-Westlake, DR.. II. W., Bonnie
.o,o0 .Brae tract, lot IS, block F1.. 30 81
-''' Hassn's sub, block G. Lake
It lot g.. N IS Of e so of W :.
Oe1k It. lot H. ..;"..."..:; 469
do NJ 1S of 10 30 of lot III, E 30
II, lot G.......,............... 60
192So-Irvine. Margaret. L., Dr. Ha-
gan's sub, block G. Lake
Shore tract, s 81 IT, lot NJ. g 90
do lot I....................... "a 90
1029o-Hagan, Henry w, DR.. Ha-
gbho,s gbhoorse traet. srS; e3Sck " lsh Il. lot daee e.
W isM Of N is It, lot H.. ii 90
1sSo1-Moore, Jessie M, Lake Shore
tract, s 25 IT, lot 0, block c.. 81
19337-Wood. Jas H., Monterey
tract, lot S.."....;.;.....:;..; III
10S72-Rlggin. Ella H., Wiltshire blvd
tract, lot Is. block 2, and
personal property .....;;.;.... 81 "a
193T-Kennedy. w. B.. Wiltshire
blvd tract, lot 3, block g.. 80 %
19442-Newman, Marie J., Wiltshire
-Wadleigh, o. A., West End
Terrace tract, lot 3......... 8H
19462-Thomas. Everett B., West
End Terrace tract lot H.. 20 &C
195d6-Unknown owner, . 60 TT Of
Hoover st, vacated, bet Will
shire blvd and 9Th st........ 26 80
19547-Unknown owner W so IT of
Hoover st, vacated, bet Will
shire blvd and 9Th st........ rs 30