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The daily sentinel., 1907-04-26

Manager Edward w. Scott, Of the
ned Trunk Clothing store arrived
home today from hylnG Duslness l.IIi ,.,,
trip to Denver. He lert ior Denver Oh
Wednesday.
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There are few people in Colorado.
who have iived here for any length
of time who have not heard more
or less of Alfred Packer. Twenty-Five
years ago, when the tale of his kill
ing and eating several of his compan-
ions was still fresh in the minds of
the public the story of Alfred Packer
was told to children and recounted
among the old pioneers and scouts
as amost horrible tale. Time has soft
that period and I'm later years the
name of Alfred Packer was not held
in awe and dread as it was years ago.
ened judgments and the events of
The story is long one and one
that Is generally familiar. He with
n party of twenty-one men in 1878
started from Bingham canon, Utah,
for San Juan county, Colorado. Pack
er acted as guide, given this posi-
ton because he claimed that he knew
the country. When they reached n
point near where Montrose now
stands the party separated. Packer
and n party of five men started south
seven days rations.. This was though
sufficient. The party was not heard
from again until the following spring
and then Packer appeared in the
settlements alone. lie said his COM
panions had either died or had trav-
eled southwark, leaving him alone.
This story was not believed and Pack
er was placed under arrest. He said
he could take searching party to
their last camp in Hinsdale county.
This he did, but no men were found.
That summer late the remains OF the
five men were found lying side by
side at II point in Hinsdnle county.
Packer had in the meantime disap-
peared. Nine years later he was ar
rested at Fort Fotterman, Wyoming.
He was brought to Lake City, Colo
RADIO, tried and condemned to death
be hanged in May 1888. Judge Gerry
being the presiding judge sentencing
him to death. Packer did not hang
however, as n stay OF execution was
secured and a rehearing of the case
followed. He was not tried again until
1856. He was then tried in Gunni-
son county. Judge Harrison presid-
ed, of Colorado Springs. Thomas O.:
Brown, of Grand junction, then OF
Gunnison, was Packers attorney, ana
j. Warner Mills, of Lake CITY, now
of Denver, was the prosecuting attor-
ney. The result of the trial was that
he was convicted of manslaughter
and sentenced to 10 years IN the penn
tentiary. Brown made the greatest
specch of his life in his final defense
of Packer.
Packer all along in the trial and
before and afterward said that he
never did eat any portion of any one
of the men, although almost driven
mad by hunger. He said that ne KIN
ed the last one of the party only,
man by the name of Long, as the
latter came to him with hntchet IN
his hand threatening TO kill him.
Note-Mrs. @. W. shores OF TINS
CITY knew Packer intimatel ". Her
husband Doc Shores was snerhi VI
tried there the second time. Mrs;
shores has Packers great hat and
many other memento's OF the nnh nm
and those days of early pioneer ilte
in Colorado. The story OF IachSI
nmhIished perhaps a thousand times
and in every language.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-26
PRETTY GIRLS
Seats on Sale at Haskeifs
Pharmacy

Doc. Wilson, of Rife is In the city
today.
]. II. Shepherd, agent for the uin-
tab railway at Dragon, Is In town
Joe Bogue and Morgan Hall are
down today from the Plateau valley
L. E. Shorm, the popular repre-
sentative of Swift and company, ieav-
es this evening for business trip to
Colorado Springs.
Mr.. d. X. Torrance leaves tomor-
row evening for Denver to accept
a position with the Denver Dry Goods
company. Mrs. Torrance VIII Join
him next week.
Quite a large crowd enjoyed the
dance at the country home OF Mr..
and Mrs DeLaMar, last night, given
under the auspices of the Fraternal
Union of America. Many went out
from the city.
Things have been very quiet In po-
lice circles for several days, Ihere
has been no court session since Mon
day or Tuesday.
will be at Mr.. Haskell's office
in the opera house tomorrow, Satur-
the purpose of collecting dues for
Apple Blossom Circle-Mrs. Edwin
A. Haskell.
Tonight Hon. A. B. Hoyt will be
the guest of honor of the odd Eel
lows lodge at DeBeque and VIII de.
liver an address on odd Fellowship
in commemoration OF the anniversary
OF this organization of the great or
der. which anniversary occurs today
Leon ]. Chapman has been asked
to deliver an address on odd Fellow
ship Sunday morning at Rine pc
fore the Odd Fellows lodge and their
friends at the Christian church In
Rife. The occasion viii be the IN
stallment of an odd Fellow memorial
window in the new church. Mr.. Chap
man has accepted the invitation.
There we're six limitations and fif..
teen new applications received last
night at a big meeting held by the
Modern Woodmen or America. The
session held did not adjourn until
two O'Clock this morning. II was one
OF the busiest meetings ever held by
the rapidly growing camp.
Eight hundred pieces of German
china will be given away saturday
25 centoinaoinunnun nnuppnnnnpunnn
afternoon, April 9th, with every o
cent purchase of tea, coffee, spices
or extracts. You will get your choice
from this beautiful collection OF
china. We serve hot coffee free eYery
Saturday afternoon. The COLORADO
Tea store, 55S Main street. Phone
junction 400.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-26
MYSTIC soHRNERs COMING

Next week many Of the special
trains carrying Mystic Shriners from
ynrIoues states In the union Will pass
through Grand junction over the Den
yer and Rid Grnnde, en- route to the
great meeting of the Shriners on
the coast. The specials will begin 10
go through about Monday and there
will he several through each day dur
inc the greater part of the week. In
ali several Thousands of the Shrin-
crs will pass through the city: Some
of the trains will remain in the city
nm hour or more, while others VIII
be here for only Few minutes.
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THE EXPOSITION OPENS.

NORFOLK, Va, April zoiSS o.iI.I,S,, ~ a {,
iaD-The jamestown ENposIiI,,oII IySen en-
formally opened at noon today wneil lea
President Roosevelt In tne g PFGSg1iT- nrom-
went men Touched the golden BUTTON
that that started the machinery 81 the the
same same moment the warships the mosl l' ,sl
Imposing array ever seen IN 1ns 1Ilsad "a q
tory OF the Chesapeake thuhueieu "
nliSn MSniilftaTT and diplomatic dignitar,,
ies from The world over were pressIi ~ y
ma tens of thousands OF peopie
tbronged tin9 the beautiful grounds
President Roosevelt deil1EeI9u
strong and interesting auuIs99'
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-26
LONG WAIT FOR BULLOCK

1ndqa Sbackleford refused to give
otfenfion to the case of John Bullock
fbe aged man IN the county Jail
thought to be insane. The court rul-
cd mat owing to the wording of the
instice of peace's decision in the case
he could not legally take up the mat
Tor until the next regural session. OF
The district court This means that
The old gentleman must remain In
ian until next October unless he can
Mi the $500 peace pond which Is
very doubtful
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THE COLORADO CANNI-
BAL THE PRINCIPAL
IN THE MOST CELE-
BRATED CRIMINAL CASE
IN THE STATES HISTORY
FILLSAPAUPER'SGRAV
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: DENVER, April 26.-Alfred !
! Packer, known as the Colorado |
! cannibal" paroled from the peni- !
: tentiary several years ago 1
! through the efforts of the DEN !
! yer Post, died Wednesday morn !
! at the home of Widow VanAl- 4
! stine, in Deer Creek Canon. He /
! was buried yesterday at Little 1
! ton at the expense of Jefferson :,
! county. :;
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-26

You Get Action on Every
Advertisement the Day II
is Inserted In the Senti-
nel-l400 Su b S cribers
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-26
Mrs- II. 5. Barkuloo. al her home

Mrs II s. Barkuloo. at her home
at 797 Ouray avenue this afternoon
deliphtfnliv entertained twenty,,eight
ladies at an Informal "at home. The
afternoon was mostly devoted TO the
mysteries of finch and 500 and
,T,,,o serv pretty prizes we're given by
ibe hostess to the ladies winning
bnnors in finch and 800" They
We're We're water colors. an autumn scene
and a bunch Of roses. The. lunch
sir, tahles were decorated with daft
sa,jiis md carnations. the place card
handsome little painted designs were
I,, tbe two daughters of Mrs. Barku-
10 and were very much admired. Al
together the afternoon was one OF the
most ENJOYABLE Of the many social
events of the season.
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FAMOUS SURGEON SUICIDES

VIENNA, April 26."lspeenH, Nor
Prof. Albert Ritter van ,, nioSJ Ssbo intro
dncnd T,Un, ' iodine to the world and WHO ,,,o
Hueen Sus Hao iou, ur,esnonsibie for many Of me
mast mas oSSn ySnpderfni announcements In i,, the
medical and surgical sciences ii,,e vester- Ester
himself into the ,al DanIpe rom ran an attack
u9f ,nmeinpebolia mI, and was drowned
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-26
r,,IV GET OFF EASY

DENVER, April z6imit z61,nia1p SpeFE r. chi
rdaTo51 mar % @s and is years Of age; reslReo-
iISI, tneI we're Sn found guilty Of v2Inn- I.d,
taHey tary ymamnssIaughter ms last night Theg
were found guilty Of nbiei mHFJeiJTeg lew
Teve Bosker and Max MeisssS sor their
cattle buyers, Inc hadigSt Years In
the peuitnetiary- WV
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-26

II YOU purchase your new harness
of Harry Hiatt you are sure TO be wei
pleased and have a harness that VIII
give perfect satisiaction IN every re-
10P SAIF-A good work horse, VT.
200 pounds, SIG White.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-03-20

The Woman's Club meets Monday,
March rs, at z:4S p: M, with Mrs. J. H.
Lancashire.
Seed furnished and white beans con-
tracted at market prices this fall by Alma
Elevator Co.
Mrs c. J. Barnes left this morning for
an extended visit in Detroit with her son,
Archie VanDyne.
ID. L. Sharrar has purchased the Wood
residence on Gratiot Ave. and expects 10
move his family to Alma this week.
At meeting of the city council last
Tuesday night a contract was let to Geo.
S. Young for the construction of bridge
across the river al Euclid Ave. The
price was $3.50.
News has been received that Frank
Knox of the 500 News, at Sault St.
Marie, and family, and Mrs. Knox sis
ter, Miss Reed. were in the Hotel Irquois
which was totally destroyed b. fire last
week. They lost everything in their
room, including all their furniture. Mrs.
Knox will be remembered by Alma peo-
pie as daughter of Mrs. d. Reed of this
place.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
will give IAN old folks concert" at the
opera house during the first week after
Lent This is to be strictly made up of
home talent and Mrs. George Wells Of
Clare will have charge. The concert will
represent the o.d-time singing school
concert with the participants dressed APP
propriately and under the supervision and
leadership of the old-time leader.
The friends of John Schwartz, who for
two years was treasurer of Arcadia town.
ship and for the past 60 years a resident
of Alma, are advocating his candidacy for
treasurer of the city of Alma, to succeed
J. A. Baker whose term of Office expires
April Ist Mr.. Schwartz is thoroughly
competent to fill the position and his
friends say that he will be the nominee
at the Republican City Convention, called
for Friday evening, March %.
The friends of J. Major Lemen are in
receipt of invitations to a wedding cere-
nony to be held in Shepherd, Thursday,
March 18th, at which time Miss Agness
Bent will become Mrs. J. Major Lemen.
The ceremony will take place at the
home of the brides parents Mr.. and
Mrs. II. ID. Bent and after a bridal trip
they will be at home after June rst at
1905 Twelfth Street. Detroit. The REC
ORD joins with Mr. Lemen many friends
in extending congratulations.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-03-20

NJ. J. Woodward of Elwell was in town
Wednesday.
Thos. Clark made a business trip to
Lansing, Wednesday.
Ely Brewbaker went to Lansing, We'd
nesday, for days visit.
Mrs. Fred Strong of Buffalo arrived in
Alma. Wednesday, to visit her husbands
parents.
The regular meeting of the Alma Art
Club will be held Wednesday. March AZ,
with Mrs. Zimmerman.
Mrs. Albert Sparks of Farwell, Mich
who has been visiting at the home of
Mrs. Fred Harvey, returned Wednesday.
Before iyou decorate or paper your
walls call at Sanderho ifs and get
Musesco Color Card. 1t will save you
money. 1459tf
The old building back of the Suydam
block is being torn down so that work on
the doctors new Office building may be
commenced as aeon as possible.
Convis & Convis are installing an
elevator in their new furniture stores.
This elevator will run from the cellar in
the basement to the chapel in the third
floor and will accommodate the new firm
a great deal The new elevator is made
by the Warsaw Elevator Go.
The village election resulted in the
election of the entire Citizens ticket ex-
cept one trustee. The following persons
were elected: President, A. f.. Paline-
ter; Clerk, p. w. Acker; Treasurer, o.
7. Sprague; Assessor, NJ. Coon; Trustees,
w. w. Gladstone, A. f. Fuller and L..
Hutchinson.
Don't the Rexall Remedies deserve
your confidence? The pure food law
did not necessitate any changes, on the
contrary it has set the stamp of appro-
ual on them. You can prove they are
unchanged. Their Formulas are the
same now as four years ago. They are
honest without the restriction of the
law. How many others can you. say
this of? Get sample of the Rexall Or.
derlies Laxative at Stanard's Central
Drug Store
Mrs. Mary A. Hunt died at the hom,
of her grandchild, Elmer Post, q.
miles north and 4 miles south of AlmI
last Tuesday morning at | 80 at the ag
of 80. Cause of her death. paralysis
Deceased was well known in this vicin
ity and leaves four children to mouri
her departure. The funeral will be he'll
Thursday at Lansing, where the bod
will be inferred.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-03-20

| Jno Glass is remodeling his house.
Henry Dietz left for Lansing last
Tuesday.
w. w. Morse of Stanton was in Alma
Wednesday.
J. Lee Potts of Ithaca did business in
Alma last Friday.
G. II. Bansill made business trip to
Shepherd, Tuesday.
S. w. Tinker transacted business in
Bay City last Monday.
Mrs. H. Woodham of Ithaca was in
Alma visiting friends the first of the
week
Be sure to call on J. L. Miller S, Son
if you have first-class butter, eggs and
apples.
Prof. Mitchell was in Mt. Pleasant,
Tuesday night, to hear Senator Tillman
lecture.
Fred VanBuskirk, the new president
of the village of Ithaca, was in Alma,
Tuesday.
The dancing party at the Sanitarium
was well attended and everyone enjoyed
themselves.
Messrs. John Swigart and George
Moore were in Elwell transacting bust
ness Monday
Mrs. E. A. Bagley's mother, Mrs.
Russ, is visiting Mrs. A p. Lane in
Ithaca this week
! A Toledo firm has a representative
here buying hay. He has already
bought % carloads.
Earl Stanard returned to Big Rapids,
Tuesday, after few days visit at the
home of his parents.
Otto Blair and wife of Butte, Montana,
visited the first of the week with Lafay-
cite Stearns and wife.
| Mr.. aud Mrs. Fred Delevan returned
TO Alma, Tuesday, after a five weeks
| stay NJ Dear LIKE, MICH.
Mrs. DIR. Staley and daughter of Twin
ing, Mich. are visiting with the former s
sister, Mrs. John Gongwer in Alma.
Ny opening takes place March 20 and
2lst. Call and see the finest line of hats
in the city. MRS. I. J. GAFFSEY.
Mrs. Carl Washburn, who for the past
few weeks has been visiting her mother
in Washington township, returned home
Tuesdsy.
a. w. Wright shipped 80 two-year.
old fat steers last Thursday. They were
probably the finest bunch ever shipped
out of the county.
Walter Gaple and wife drove to Mid
land, Sunday. Mr.. Caple returned
Monday and Mrs. G. will visit will
friends for week.
G. W. VanWegen has purchased the
old Durham Office building and is NOV
ing it Quito his lot in the southwestern
section of the city.
A new sewer this summer will rui
from Park Place west to Stuttz addition
Sewers will also be placed ON Euclit
Ave. and Ely St., and branch OF
Downie ST., running to Woodwork
Ave.
The sophomore class of the Colleg
drove out to the home of Miss Loi
Fraker last Friday evening Game
, and refreshments were in evidence an,
the young people spent an enjoyabl
evening.
In the council meeting of March 9Th
was moved to accept the petition TO
the bridge at the head of Euclid Ave
This petition was signed by Geo. w
Youngs and other citizens. Bids Wi
E be considered by the city clerk.
Henry +. Carr of st. Louis, Mich
4 who has been in our midst for the las
{ three years has just sold small tract G
: 1000 acres of timber lands that he Ia
: recently purchased. We are informe
. that Mr.. Carr paid $3.50 per acre fc
a this tract and sold the same for $40 pc
= acre. Mr.. Carr informs us that he wi
a not stay much longer with us this SCI
: son, as the weather is getting too hs
4 for him. We regret very much to hes
s this, as Mr.. Carr seems like Ole of or
number. Brandon Co. Miss. News
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-03-20
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G.. III. Carl was in Wheeler, Tuesday
@. 0. Townsend was in Ashley, Tues
day.
Byron Sawyer of Ithaca was in Alma,
Tuesday.
c. c. Fields of Shepherd was in Alma,
Tuesday.
Bert Osburn of Riverdale was in Alma
Tuesday.
L. w. Shepherd of Shepherd was in
town Tuesday.
Mrs. E. II. Arnold of Ithaca was in
Alma, Tuesday.
]. H. Lancashire was in Toledo the
first of the week.
Mrs. Henry Sandal visited friends in
st. Louis, Tuesday.
Walter Caple transacted business in
Forest Hill, Tuesday.
Mrs. w. A. Tuttle left Tuesday to
visit friends in Durand.
Mrs. V. NJ. Wilson of Ann Arbor Wis.
tied Alma friends Saturday.
Hon. J. w. Hance of Mt. Pleasant
was in Alma, Tuesday, calling on A. w.
Wright.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Decker of Shep-
ardsville, Mich, visited Alma friends
Tuesday.
S. w. Cassidy of Coleman, who has
been visiting E. +. Stetson, left Tuesday
for Hammond, Indiana.
The contract for the new postoffice
fixtures was let on Monday night to the
John Mclean Co. of Milford, N. H.
Harvey Hubbard left last Monday fol
Tilsonburg, Ont, called there by the
critical condition of his sister, Mrs
Leslie Cook.
Attorneys John I. Mathews and D.
G.. futile of Ithaca were in Alma
Tuesday. on their way to Bay City, hav.
ing business in the United States court
Willard Tucker of Ithaca has received
lotte. The body was met here Wednes
day evening and will be taken TO St
Louis, Thursday, where the intermen
will take place.
The annual meeting os the stock
holders of the Union Telephone Co. il
being held at the Wright House in tin
~ Tn,n Talo
is one of the sound financial institution
of the Wolverine state.
After a month spent at Southern
Pines, North Carolina, with side trips
which included Baltimore, Philadelphia
and New York City, Mr.. and Mrs
Francis King returned to their home il
Alma last Friday evening.
A card from Mr.. and Mrs. +. l. Con
Wis, who have been spending the white
months in East Pasadena, California
conveys the information that they woul'
start Monday, the 10Th for San Fran
cisco, where after seeing the sights the
commence their homeward trip, reach
ing Alma early in April
Erwin Thomas, living near Forest Hill
had an experience last week he does no
care to have repeated. While drivin
in Pine River township his horse be
came frightened upsettiDg the bugg
and throwing Mr.. Thomas out, whe
the horse proceeded home at livel
pace, while Mr.. Thomas walked.
The Monday Club of st. Louis has Sc
cured Enos A. Mills of Colorado to do
liver an address on Forestry at eli
Presbyterian Church, Saturday evening
March 23rd. ALI are invited, admissio
free. President Roosevelt in a recer
public address said: 1.-THE forest prol
lem is in many ways the most vital il
ternal problem in the United States.
Mr.. Mills has been a rocky mountai
guide for many years and is a most il
teresting speaker. The citizens of Ain
and Gratiot are cordially invited to a
tend this lecture. Mr.. Mills is one
the most popular speakers and you mi
treat if you are not there.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-03-20

The Woman's Club meets Monday
March rs, at z:4S p: M, with Mrs. J. H
Lancashire.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-03-20

Seed furnished and white beans con
tracted at market prices this fall by Aims
Elevator Co.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-03-20

Mrs. c. J. Barnes left this morning fol
an extended visit in Detroit with her son
Archie VanDyne.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-18
aoAPDEps MJaNTEo
ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED.

WANTED - Housekeeping rooms by
 couple. Three or four upstairs rooms are preferred, not too far from busi- ness center Rooms must be furnished complete with table linen, gas stove and convenient bath room. Address C and M, care Age Herald 9-7-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-18
Killed By His Chum.

New York, September 17.-Peter Bur ger Il years old of Middle village, in the Borough of Queens, was killed by his chum, Herman Wehle, 15 years old. in a struggle for a small rifle with which the boys and two companions had been playing. Young Burger was laughing over his friends efforts to wrest the weapon away from him when 1t was discharged and bullet entered the Burger boy abdomen He soon ded. Wehle was over come with grief. He was arrested on a charge of homicide.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-18
Rental List

RESIDENCES-NO 621 22d street, s rooms. s45. 1910. Rush avenue. 10 rooms. S35. 1905, 18th street. rooms, s35 26O1. 12th avenue, rooms, October 1,
 S45
 1881, 14th street, rooms, SEQ.
 REsIDENcEs-soUTHsIDE. S24, 22d street. rooms, s35. 12l3 St. Charles street, 10 rooms s5o. 730, 29th street, rooms, Oct. l. s45 1046 Sycamore street, rooms. s1O0 Orange avenue, 2d door from Sycamore.
 rooms, new, SS3 33. 1215 18th street, 6 rooms $40. S30 30th street. 9 rooms $50. SIS 18th street, Ed floor, rooms. s25. 2915 Avenue c, 8 rooms. Oct. l. S45 1500 10th ave, rooms, $55. 1911 Ave. I, 2 rooms. Oct. l. $40. S11 18th street 10 rooms. Oct. l, s45. 1753 18th ave, rooms, s47 50. 1757 18th ave, rooms, s47 50. 1720 14th ave, rooms, Oct. l, s45oo, 1101 11th ave, 10 rooms, s75.Oo. 1S1S 18th street, rooms 5000.
 RESIDENCEs-sUB 6427 1st ave, Woodlawn, rooms, s35.
 BUSINESS PROPERTY. 1921 3d ave, 2d floor 25x14O $125. 2104 1st ave, 3d floor. 25x140, $40. 2104 1st ave, 4th floor. 25x140, $30. 2104 1st ave, Sd and 4th floors, 25x140,
 $65. 1722, 2d ave, 3-story, 25x140, sf60. 1927 Ave. B. 1-story. sf5. 1912 4th ave, 25x100. s100. 1912 2d ave, lot 50x140. Oct. l. $45. 731 Ed ave- 7rooms. 2Sx67 $50. 4th ave- bet. 18th and 18th sts 1st floor,
 25x14O, $125. 1910 4th ave-. 25x100, Oct. 1, $1o0. 18th st. and 2d ave, pool and billiard
 parlor, furnishe ed. $135. 2309-11 Morris ave, 4-story. 50xS21z,
 s160. 4th ave. and 20th st., 1st floor, Oct. 1,
 S250.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-18
IN THE BIRMINGHAM
 REAL ESTATE MARKET

Deeds of conveyance were filed in tn e office of the probate court yesterday in the following transactions of 5000 and over:
 Amy C. Bggs to R. C.. Middleton, lot on Huntsville road, with improvements in southeast quarter of the southeast quarter of section 23. township IT, range 3. west; considera ton, $450O.
 Maggie B. Moon to w. P. McAdory, part of lots and 8. in block 636. Twen- ty-sixth street and Eleventh avenue, North; consideration, S900O.
 J. II. Eubank to Tennessee Land com pany. block and 71s, lots inblock 1. in Empire Realty company's addition to Ensley; consideration. $12.0OO.
 Emma W. Smith to D. H. Marbury lot g, in block s46, Sycamore street :; consideration, $19,000.
 Charles Heiber to Tony Frank. lots 19 and 2O in block 19 H, Ensley; con- ley; consideration, $3500.
 Ensley Land company to J. J. D. Hall. lots 19 and 20, in block 21 H, Ensley; consideration. $1050.
 Ensley Land company to J. J. D. Hall, lots 1 and ?, in block 20 I, Ems ley; consideration, $1575.
 M. E. Gleeson to J. S. Jackson, lot [. in block 6, Wentworth; consideration, s390O.
 Joseph Martin to J. w. Hardy lot 12. in block 5. Pratt City; consideration, s26OO.
 Marge Puckett to Anna J. Orth, lot :, in block 24 G, Ensley; considera tion, $2750.
 Empire Realty company to Tennessee Land company. blocks l, ?, 8, 6, :, and 9 also lots 3, 6. and 8, in block 4, and the southwest half of lot 4, in block 1, Empire Realty companys addition to Ensley: consideration, s54.OOO.