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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-11-28
Home, Aberdeen-$l.

I1OtuoV n UcTuccu~fls
T w Bicknell to N p Ry Co, und lie
nwL OF nwA. eec 17.9. and VIZ lot Z,
sec 33.1S-9-$l0O.
Same to Same, lots ! 6, bl 8, Highland
Home. Aberdeen-sl.
Same to Same, all bl A, Stewart's First
add Highland Home. and all bl 8, Stew.
arts Park add Highland Home, Aber-
deen-$1.
Pacific Beach Co to F G Deming, lot
1s, bl Is, Pacific Beach--$5O.
] 0 Stearns to Same. 1t IA, blk Is, and
part Central avenue abutting on this lot
in Pacific Beach townsite-$225.
State OF Washington to Same. It 3.tract
3, Aberdeen tide and shore Landscapes
JH Boyer to NJ Lowry, lot 10, blk 10,
Benn's Central add Aberdeen-$l0.
10 Engen to Nelson, land in blk 81
Westend add Aberdeen-$l0.
CE Burrows Lumber Co to A A Brau.
err, It 3, bl &c" South Aberdeen, together
with contiguous tide lands-sl.
SW Gaskill to N r Hackett, 1t 5, II,
Corrected plat Elrna-$200.
Mr. Hackett to S w Gaskill Its 3,4. 81
7, w & B add Elma-$l.
W Prentice to NJ Korbut, lot 6, blk 3,
Benn's Central add Aberdeen-$l050.
E Graham to Hill, lots 16,17,1S,
bl 9, Academy add Monies .no-$l.
J A Ray to F Click, lots $40, blk 2,
Renton's add Montesano-$l00.
IG Burt to f NJ Todd, six acres in 81
OF ne1l4, and nj of seN sec 12'l7.S-$250O
Rainier Investment Co to City OF Ho.
quiam. righf-of-way deed, land in lot 4,
sec 1-17.1O-$l.
D Sharkey to J Kirk, 1t 5. bl D, W &
B add Aberdeen-$600.
jill Rowland to Anna Hill, lots 6,7, bl
IA, Roosevelt Beach-$50.
Same to L Y Thompson, lot 8, blk IA.
and Its SO, bl IS, Roosevelt Beach-$l00
Joseph Meltsch to A Keller, quit claim
VIZ 1t 6. and all Its to Is, bl %, and all
lts to and e1s 1t 6 and al! Its 16 to 10,
bl "a, Amended plat Westend add Aber-
deen-$l.
HE Warren to R Chabot, lot s. blk 4,
Moclips-$450.
DIM Stewart ct al to R Clark, so
# Its q, bl 10. Highland Home add Alb.
erdeen-$1000.
Treasurer Chehalis County to c W
Miller, "a lots in Weatherwax East Aber-
deem add, and A lots in Pleasant Ridge
add Aberdeen-$l63.
Jens Anderson to E F Valentine and
B G Reinkens, ne1a sec 22l9 8 and all
stock, crops, implements. etc-$1.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-11-28
AT THE court HOUSE
The WEEKLY RECORD OF LEGAL
DOINGS AT COUNTY SEAT.
rlinuteS of the Superior Court and
New Cases Flied. List of Real ES.
tate Transfers and Miscellaneous
Instruments Filed With County
Auditor.
In the Superior Court.

The following is the record of business trans
acted in the Superior court for the week end
ing November %, 1907.
Andrew Semmen We Frank Cos. Jddg-
ment of justice court reversed, and de-
PENDANT allowed costs.
Bessie Moore w Ben Moore. Divorce
granted.
IA Roebling & Sons vs. o Vammen.
Judgment for plaintiff for $50 and cos's.
Aberdeen State Bank vs. Victor Keko.
men. Judgment for plaintiff for 81 .033.'
SO and costs and attorney fee.
In re estate OF Fred Polsfoot. decd.
Will admitted to probate.
Thos Mesdag vs. VIM Grace. Sale Of
realty confirmed.
w G Birdwel We Alex Young estate,
= cases. Dismissed.
In re estate Of John Craig, deceased.
Estate declared escheated to the state.
Flora Abel vs. Frei Ab.l. Divorce
granted.
D w Fleet vs. NJ D Markham. Tax
lien foreclosed.
The following cases we're set for trial {:
+ G Shorrock ct al vs Montesano Lum.
b.r & Mig Co, Dec 10; State vs. l.
Smith, Dec II; State vs. Claud Jones,
Dec 10; N P Ry Co We r A Wilet, Nov 81.
The following cases were continued
over the December Jury term: State VS.
Harry f White; Martin Korstad vs H
NJ Korstad; Chas Wyndearo vs. Geo A
Avery; Byron Fisher vs. Elvira Watkins
Ell al.
rhos White Va Thos Larkin. Demurrer
to answer overruled.
Il Calow Va Alice f Parker ct al.
J A Hutchinson appointed guardian ad
litem of minor defendant.
Fred Hewett vs. Bessie Arnold ct al.
Judgment for plaintiff for s4l5 and costs
Harry Houcks VS. Hoquiam Lumber &
Single Co. Defendants motion to make
more definite denied.
frances Katis vs Steve Kaitis. De.
ieudant ordered to pay $40 into court as
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-11-28
suit money for plaintiff.

suit money for plaintiff.
Stewart & Holmes Drug Co We E L
Koehler ct al. Plaintiff allowed certain
personal property and costs.
State ex rel G A Damtio vs. Wilbur
Rocker. Defendant required to appear
Nov 80, and chow canse why he should
not be punished for contempt Of court.
Will tanning vs. Roger Mcneil. De-
fendant's demurrer overruled.
Mabel G Apker vs. City Of Hoquiam.
Geo Apker appointed guardian Of minor
plaintiff
X Zelasko vs L A Doyle. Writ Of resti.
tuition issued.
In re estate Of Susie L Baker, deceased,
Decree Of distribution signed.
In re estate OF Thomas Kemisto, decd
Dec fixed to hear final account.
In re estate OF Lucius M Christol, de.
ceased. OR Austin appointed admins
traitor.
In re estate OF A A Bonner, deceased
A J Morley appointed administrator, and
W G Hopkins, H Fuller and H J.
Green appraisers.
State ex rel E E Boner Va Montesane
Light & Water Co. Defendants motion
to make more definite denied.
Cudday Vandine was committed to the
insane asylum.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-11-28

Z, Benn's Central add Aberdeen $3.50.
JB Dabney to E Phelps. Ito - IA. blk
-, same add-s275.
SIX Bowes to Same, lots IL to Is, bl 8,
| Park add Aberdeen-$3O0.
IA Fairbairn to A Pauleon. nwa lot
8, bl 36, Corrected plat Hoquiam--$lOOO.
T and E D Kellerman to r L Learned,
lts 5 6, bl 2, Black burns First add Monte
sano-$l.
W Glenn to P Stout, 1t 2, or nwA OF
neh sec IS 17-7-$30O
H H and J Fl Rosenberg to A l. Mac.
Leod, 1t 6. bl SO, w & B Second add Alb
erdeen-$775.
JR Canon to billiard, Its 1914, bl 10.
Academy add Monteeano-$l.
ELycan to L Appel, Its 81, bl II, Mo.
clips-s300.
WI Dobson to NJ B Peterson. eH OF
nw4 less 80 acres, and VIZ OF ne4 and
acres in nwI sec 2S.1S.S-$400G.
WI Patterson to OF Engen, land in
bl 81, Wes.end add Aberdeen-$l0
Same to W G Harding. Its 10 to %, blk
IA, same add-$l0.
Same to Same, lots to IL. bl II, same
so
MF Blake to R L Phlbrick &, Co, quit
claim lots 1913, and se114 sec 1-17-lO, to-
gether with tide and shore lands AUDITING
thereon-$1.
WO McCaw to NJ Wilppone, 1t l6, blk
So, N add Aberdeen-$l25.
is Ellis to J s Patterson, lite Is, l6, bl
So, N P add South Aberdeen-$l00.
! ] S Patterson to w 0 McCaw, came
-*24O.
Groundwater to n G Bonnell, lite 8,
Corrected plat Elma-s500.
MR. Sherwood to D NJ Bowes, lot 9, bl
66, W & B add Aberdeen-$l0.
I'D Walker to N G Barton, lts 1,2. blk
2, Benn's Central add Aberdeen-$23OO.
All Newell to NJ L Reynolds. lots 81,
bl 8, Rice's add Aberdeen-$250.
JR Evans to A Carlson, lots to 6, bl
II, Evans add South Aberdeen-$l.
coma to Oma, lot Z. blk SO, North
Aberdeen-$950.
State of Washington to G Pearson, 1t
l. tract s, and 1t l, tract 20, Aberdeen
tide and shore lands-$92.
ICGunn to NJ A Caldwell, und1a int in
IS IT lot 6, and 65 it of 40 # 1t 5, bl
5, Bayview add Aberdeen-$550.
M A Caldwell to G Gum, l25 It lot
6, and 125 fit Of e5a lot 5, bl 5, Bayview
add Aberdeen-$l5OO.
Mesdames NJ Walker and A S Haynes,
trustees, to Aberdeen Public Library, lot
., blk 8, Stewards First add Highland
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-11-28

B Dahney to NJ Kangae, land con.
tract. lot Z. supple mental plat OF ny blk
p. Original plat Aberdeen-s325.
Mrs. Augustus Smith to Public, afida-
Wit affecting title to swA 1t l, sec-l7.l0.
WO McCaw to NJ wippone. land con.
tract 1t Is, bl So. n P nd Aber-sl25.
G W Brown to J r Mcdonnell, chat
mtg live stock, etc-$l50.
Same to Same. came. horses-$l63.
E Peterson to T Preston, mtg 1t 5,
81 %. Pacific Land Co.'S add Aber-s50O.
w E Lucas to T Turner, mtg VIZ of
swA sec p IS $500.
Sheriff OF Cnehalis County to Public,
certificate Of appointment OF ] L Bryant
to be deputy sheriff
! City Retail Lumber Co VS. Executors
Estate W L McDonvld. decd, lien lot 4,
bl 81, Original plat Aberdeen-s57.
NJ Haley to B Cooper, sat m tg lots l.,
2,3, bl III. Hoquiam.
John r James to Public, affidavit at.
fecting title to fractional nwA rec II,
and fractional nia sec l0-l7-l0.
H Reyes to Beemer. mtg 1t s, bl w,
Benn's Cottage add Aberdeen being land
in nwA OF nwA sec 9.17.9-$lOOO.
Lei,ch Single Co to Public, certificate
Of amendment of articles of incorpora.
ton. changing name to the Wilcox Shin.
gle Co.
Wilcox Shingle Co to Public, notice Of
change OF name of corporation from
Leitch Shingle Co to the Wilcox Single
Co.
II Richards to J NJ Eberline, mtg lots
II to q, bl IL, South Side add Ab-soOO.
Montesano Fruit Growers Assn to
Public. certidcate OF articles OF incorpora.
ton, capital stock $4,000
Equitable Savings & Loan Assn to
G Cross. sat mtg lots l,2.lS,l4.l5. blk 25,
and lots to s, 81 "a, frances add Aber.
deen-s367l.
W G Harding to Public, affidavit az.
fecting title to Wis 1t 6 and all lts : to l3,
bl %, and all lots to 5 and els II 6, and
all lots l6 to 10, blk "a, Amended plat
Westend add Aberdeen.
Aberdeen Mig Co vs. Pressy, lien Its
3,4,5, bl 81. N P add South Aber-s67.
MacLafferty ct al VS. Charles Koebler
ct al. lien w1s Of sw14 OF swA sec
2.l7.9-S6S,
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-11-28
NEW CASES.

JH Cooper vs. Mrs NJ L Cooper. Action
on promissory note and foreclosure oil
mortgage.
Empire Theater Co VS. Gertrude Gold
smith. Complaint not filed.
Thomas Robertson vs Aberdeen Lum.
Der & Single Co. Complaint not filed.
Alice E Cunningham vs Uriah Gun.
ningham. Divorce.
Amelia Lehtmen vs John Lehtmen.
Divorce.
Will tanning add R E Taggart ct TX
vs Roger McNeill ct ux. Debt.
Mabel Glare Apker We City Of Hoquiam.
Personal injuries and damages.
State of Washington ex rel G A Da-
mitio ct ux We Wilbur Kocher. Contempt.
X Zelasko vs. LaughDin Doyle. Restitu-
ton Of premises and damages.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-11-28
Real Estate Transfers.

For the week ending November 90 compiled
from the records by the Washington Abstract
Company of Aberdeen:
East Hoquiam Co E Swartz, lot 3 and
II 20 # 1t a, bl 8S, Heerman's annex Ho.
quiam-$400.
f Schwartz to Electric Land Co, Its q,
%, bl 16, Sunnyside add Aberdeen-$l.
FB Reeder to S Brojac, lite 1911 ~, bl
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-11-28
A Significant Prayer.

"May the Lord help you make Buck.
ems Arnica Salve known to ALL" writes
j. 6. Jenkins, OF Chapel Hill. N. G.
1T quickly took the pain out OF a felon
for me and cured it in a wonderfully
short time" Best on earth for sores,
burns and wounds. 25c at Evans Drug
Co. 70
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-10
"ENVOY" FIRST
IN HARD DRIVE
Beat Out Phil Finch the l'avoritc
in a Grueling Battle Down
the Stretch.
TWo JOCKEYS GET THE NIT
Rebounder, at 8 to I, Ronped
Home First in the Selling
Event.
TWO JOCKEYS GET THE NIT

NEW ORLEANS, January 9.-Envoy's
victory over the favorite, Phil Finch, In
the fourth race. was the exceling event
of racing Mt City Park to-day. 1t was a
drive all down the stretch, and many
spectators said that the whip OF Jockey
Love-, riding Envoy. while 1t did not
touch Phil Finch, cut the air in front
of his eyes and made him hesitate, as
Envoy drew ahead. Jockeys Hustis and
W. Mcintyre were suspended for three
days for misbehaviour at the post In the
first race. Summaries:
First race-Fivc %furlongs. selling
Dinemock Go to ~ first. Duchess OF Mon
tebello (6 to - second, Lentilla Is to u
third. Time los.
Second r~ace-NTile. hurdle handicap
suoador % to ~ first. Naran IA to %
second, ortha>scx 90 to u third. Time,
1853 As.
Third race-Three furlongs-Whisk-
broom e to u first. Workaday g to y
second, Ida May Is to j. third. Time,
1886 as.
Fourth race-Mile-Envoy d3 to %
first. Phil Finch (even) second. Charla-
tan (sO to II third. Time. 1:41 3-5.
Fifth ~race-Seven furlongs, selling
Fayor,ta q to u first. French Nun q to
IL second, Lena j. az to y third. Time,
1:oS AS.
sixth race-Five and one-half f%urlongs-
Toboggan Il to % first. Frontennc Is TO
u second. Southern Cross Is to y third
Time. 1:o7 3-5.
Seventh race-Mile and an eighth. sell
ing-Rebounder Is to IL first. Flavigny
Is to o. second, Scalplock u2 to ~ third
Time, 1:54 3-5.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-10
Sales.--future Days
COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF
Valuable Store and
Farm Property

KING WILLIAM COUNTY VIRGINIA.
AS Special Commissioner named In
the hereinafter mentioned decree
will offer for sale at public auction on
the premises at Il o'clock NJ. on
JANUARY %, 1907,
Mills. King William county. Va. con.
sisting OF e%ightr-two (s2) acres of
land upon which there is Y an
store house and dwelling; the
dwelling house consisting OF s rooms
all in good repair. The store house is
an excellent one, and its location is
one OF the best in King William count
and is in a prosperous arming COM
Station. on the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway. n upon \ following
terms.to wit: o%ne-fourth cash; n e
fourth In S months; one-fourth In IL
months. and one-fourth in "a months.
the purchaser to, give notes VIII N
and tho title to be retained until All
the purchase money Is paid n a con-
veyance ordered by the court;
GEORGE P. HAW.
Special Commissioner
In the Clerks once of the Circuit
Court OF the county OF King William:
Rosa L. Eubank...... ..Pallntlir
against
Eubank and .Detendant
I. B. g. Garrstt' b oisrk fbe OF bond .me sa aeo
quired of the Special Commissioner by
the decree rendered in said cause on
the sixth day OF December. 1905, has
been duly given.
said court, this twenty-fourth day OF
B. c. GARRETT, Clerk,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-10
MANY ENTRIES
FOR TRACK MEET
Hopkins and Many Others
Will Have Representatives
Here.

A large number of entries for the indoor
track meet 90 be held In the Horse Show
Building on January o6th have come in,
and they will continue to arrive until time
is up on January 18th. The interest in
the coming meet is much greater than it
was last year, and the success of the
event Is assured. All the colleges, uni-
versites and schools which will be rep
resented in the meet are training their
teams. and 1t Is expected that all the
entries, or most of them, will be here by
the end of next week.
Johns Hopkins has sent a letter saying
that it will DO represented by a track
team n single athletes for the individ-
ual events. Letters have also been re-
ceived from v. p. T., Episcopal High
School, University OF Virginia, George
Washington and other leading institu-
tons. Many Of the larger athletic clubs
OF the country will also DO represented.
Arrangements for the officials to come
here for the occasion are already being
made. They will all he from tho A. A.
u, tho leading association of the kind in
the country. Among those already an
nounced are William Grant, B. Wefers.
Tom Neil and Captain O'Brien.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-10
ONLY Fifteen. DAYS
WITHOUT CONTRACT
National Association Revises
Constitution and Reflects
Officers.

NEW YORK. January 9.-The National
Association Of Baseball Leagues to-day
made some revisions of the constitution
and reelected its officers and board OF
arbitration.
Neither the national association nor Its
board Of arbitration found time to-day
to take up the matter OF the territorial
rights of the Tri-State League, which Is
c%ontending for the Wilmington and Tren-
ton fields, wanted by the newly-organized
Atlantic League.
Rules were made prohibiting players
from Joining other leagues than the
league with which they are playing with
out the consent OF the secretary OF the
national association. A new section was
adopted Imposing a penalty upon clubs
failing to report players who have
..jumped' contracts. Clubs are also to
be penalized for using a player for more
than fifteen days without having q con-
tract with the player.
A regulation was made that all con-
tracts with players shall be uniform. and
there shall be no .non-reserve' con-
tract entered into save on the consent OF
the secretary OF the national board and
the secretary OF the National Baseball
Commission.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-10
Sweet MARIE"
TO RACE AGAIN
Greatest of Racing Mares Will
Be Trained for the Springs
Campaign.
HAS TRoTTINe MARK OF 2:o2
Mr.. stotesbury's Manager Will
Exhibit Her in the Show Ring
This Season.
HAS TR0TTING MARK OF 2:02

PHILADELPHIA January o.-It Is now
announced that Sweet Marie. 200, will
again be trained n exhibited. Ever
since the purchase OF Sweet Marie
at the "Old Glory" sale by George NJ.
Webb, who was acting for z. T. Stotes-
bury, there has been much speculation
among horsemen as to the future OF tho
trotting queen. Mr.. Webb. who was, seen
at the Winoga Stock Farm. where Sweet
Marie now occupies tho stall that for
merly held the noted show winner, Allie
Nun, 2:o2, is author of the above state
ment.
In addition to her training she will be
exhibited in the tan bark arena, and
under the skilful tutelage of Mr.. Webb
she should have little difficulty in Win
ming in her class. She Is enjoying the
best OF health, and is being logged about
ten miles every day except Sundays ana
holidays.
Her sire, Mckinney, 2:n Ia. Is fast
coming to the front as the most remark
able sire OF extreme speed, and seems
destined to become the founder OF an
other great branch OF the Wilkes family.
Tho prominence into which Mckinney
has forced himself was mostly due to his
own individual merits. His get have de-
monstrated their speed ability as we'll
as their race-horse qualities. In regard
to their prepotenoy. however. his sons
and daughters are mostly too young for
their offspring to demonstrate their
ability.
The first OF his get whose performance
on the race-tracks OF California put Nc
Kinney in the limelight as a wonderful
sire was Zomero. that in 1905 raced up
and down the Pacific coast. starting in
events with aged horses and also in
purses for trotting colts and FLIES OF
his own age, which was three years at
that time. He trotted to a record OF
2:13 that year, and won forty heats in
standard time, a record OF winning heats
that has never been equaled by any three
year-old In the world. no has continued
his brilliant career In the stud, being the
sire of twenty trotters n two PAGERS
in standard time. including Italia,
2:O4 IA; Zephyr, 2:o71-4: Charles T..
OH IA. etc. AS a. show winner he has
taken the blue in most OF the prominent
exhibitions on the coast.
Zoblock, 2:05 IA. another son, has sired
extreme speed, and bids fair to perpetu-
ate the family name Among his per-
formers ara %Bystander. 2:os: Delilah,
900 L.: Sherlock Holmes. 2:12 Ia. otto.
Besides the above there are at least
thirty sons Of Mckinney in the stud on
| the Pacific coast, whose get are yet too
young to be raced. but show speed and
ability to enter the standard list. The
quality and breeding of the mares on
the Pacific coast is much better o
than in former years. and 1t is little
doubt but that the family will make
rapid progress In that country.
In the East the sons n daughters Of
Mcrlinney will be among tho most fash
ionably bred. the high service fee keep
| ing all but tho more select mares away
The high standard set for the home farm
mares will insure only the best results.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-10
WILL FIGHT ON SUNDAY.
Five Men Named for Job Of
Referee for Britt and Cans.

SAN FRANCISCO, January s.-No referee
was decided upon at the signing of Gans.Bri;t
articles. The articles state that II fighters and
the club 'canrot agree upon n referee ten days
before tho contest that the club shall be am
powered to select a man from, one OF five
named. Tho 1--WE named last night are Jack
WEIGH. George siler. Billy Roche. James ]. JEFF
fries and Bat Masterson. The choice undues-
tionably lies between three Of these men
WEIGH, Siler and %Jeffries.
Cans would not have the slightest objection
10 WEIGH, while Britt fayors S!ler. Roche Was
named Ia the way of complimentary mention,
and the sam thing can be said OF Mss.erson.
Although no time for the fight TO take place is
named in the articles, and it can be either after
noon or evening. 1t is generally conceded 1t will
be on the afternoon OF st. Patrick's Day
sunday-as I, will be a holiday. in the mining
community and n good day for the battle.
Britt and Cofroth have already determined
upon their plans. Corroth said last night in
regard to their future
About Friday OF this week Britt and myself
will go to Byron Springs. Our Intention Is to
leave there the following Tuesday for Tpnopah.
Britt Will select his training quarters and we
will return to San Francisco. The articles re-
auire tho men to be in Tonopah for their train
Ing February 18th. 30 that he will have a full
month before no fights the colored man."
Although 1t IL the general opinion that Britt
Will meet with a defeat. there Is no gairsaying
that It will be a hurricane fight. Britt intends
to rush from the start, and Cans Will be in the
best possible shape.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-10
Auction sales-This Day.
BY j. d. Carneai &c son.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
No. 1106 East Main Street.

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE ON
ono acre of ground on tho Mncbnnics4
Vile Turnpike. near the first tollhouse.
with all the improvements thereon. which
consist OF a good four-room dwelling,
with the usual outbuildings. This props
erty Is well located In a beautiful secs
ton Of the county, and Its ncarness to
the city makes It valuable. It is now
occupied by a good tenant. BY virtue
OF a decree OF tho chanccry Court Of the
city of Richmond. Virginia, entered on
the 10Th OF December. 1906, In tho suit
OF Charles w. Wittci, who sues against
We will sell at public auction on the
premises. on
THURSDAY, JANUARY 10TH, 1907.
at 4 O'Clock p. NJ. all that certain iot
of land in Henrlco county. with all the i'm
provemcnts thereon, containing one acre.
the east by the Mechanicsviile Turnpike
Road. on the north by the property for-
merly owned by J. V. Austins. OH the
west by the Old Meadow Bridge Road.
and on the south by the Mechanicsviile
dollhouse lot. on which the dollhouse
stands; being the Same property con-
veyed to John A. Wittel, Jr., trustee for
Elizabeth A.. wlttel, his wife, by Henry
Brill and wife. by deed bearing date oc-
tober 18th. 1890, and recorded in the
Court in D. b. heb. page 254.
Upon the following terms:-One-thirf
of the purchase price to be paid In cash,
and the balance In two equal install
ments, at six and twelve months, respec-
lively, from the day OF sale. the pur-
chaser executing his homestead. waving
negotiable notes for said deferred pay
ments with six per centum interest added
from the day OF sale. and the title to
the said property to be retained by the
court until all OF the purchase price
shall have been paid. or for all cash, at
the option of the purchaser.
HENRY FLEGENHEIMER,
Special Commissioners.
The bond required of the special com
missioners by the above decree has been
duly given.
cHAs. O.. sAvILLE. Clerk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-10

Yer fighter, and near the close OF the
round sent Corbett to the Goor with a
RICH. TO the jaw. when Corbett rose
Murphy kept after him. sending lcfts
and rigt1 to the face and body. When
the gong sounded Corbett was hanging
on the ropes in practically a helpless
condition. The one-mlnute rest brought
him back in fairly good condition, but
Murphy gave him no opportunity to rest,
and drove Corbett from one side of the
ring to the other. landing on the face
and body almost at will.
Corbett got in an occasional blow 20
the kidneys n meek. but hey lacked
force. In the third round Corbett tried
the tactics he worked on Mctiovcrn SO
successfully in their Two championship
battles. lie began to huri cpithets AT lie
New Yorker, which were intended TO
rattle Murphy. The latter simply
smiled and drove two rights to the jaw
with such force that Corbatt forgot to
talk.
The fourth, fifth and sixth rounds were
repetitions OF the third. Corbett tiiec
pcrceptibly in the closing roun6s. and
was simply a mark for the younger and
better conditioned fighter. Murphy's con-
dltion was perfect, but 1t Is probable that
Corbett would have tipped the beam close
20 40 pounds. He was glow and Wild.
and outclassed in boxing, hitting and ring
generalship.