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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-20

Aver a las dos y media de la
tarde fallecio en- el Hospital muni-
cipal la joven Beatriz Fcliciano, que
ell djA II del actual fue herida de
una pun 'lada- -por >u lm4n;e Rafael
Maule6n, y de cuyo suceso nos on
pamos oportunameute. la muerte,
segIn certifcacion facultativa, la
ha deterininado una hepatitis de
origcn traunitico a consecuencia
de una herida Ell el higado.
--Ha vuelto q su cargo, ven
cida va la licencia que le fue con-
cedida, el Acting Superintendent
de Obras P1blicas senior Montilla.
-Tomas Acevedo fue asistido
anoche en- la Sala de Socorros de
, fuertes contusiones en- el brazo il
quierdo y region lumbar.
Ell alcalde de la ciudad pro-
meti6 hoy a uno de nuestros repor-
ters, gus daria ordenes para cegar
el bache que existe en- la calle de Ia
Princesa, de la Marina, frente a Ia
fonda de aI>as Antiques Baleares.
Tambien deseariamos cue el seiiol
Alcalde desc igual orden con res
pecto al otro bache que existe q |;
salida de Puerta de Tierra, frente
la estaci6n del ferrocarril.
Hoy sali6 Ell viaje de inspec
cion para Caguas, q superintendent
te de Obras Pdblicas don Mario ]
Jim>nez.
En- eSta semana comenzarai
los trabajos de deslinde de terreno
pubiicos ell Il diStriio ,lc Santurce
Aver saii6 para Guayama e
+ sefior Enrique Castro Gonzalez All
xiliar de La division de terrencs pG
blicos, con ell fin de prestar declara
cion ante aquella Corte de Distrit
Ell una causa criminal relacionad
con asuntOs del ramo d que perts
= tnece.
LA corte civil de San J'aa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-20
1nlpresiones Y noticias

81 Colnite organizador de la
proyectadl Guardia Nacional de
Puerto Rico, convoca para una reu-
ni6n que tendra efecto manana a
& las 8 de IA NJ IL en- 10; sllole,
del Consejo Executive, a toios los
que han den)stralo deseos de per-
tenecer a dicha institution, espe.
rando la mayor concurrencia para
el mejor exito del proyecto.
Don Alrjandro Pefa, agente
general ell Puerto Rico del Banco
Hipotecario de Ia Habana, ha lle-
gado q San Juan con objeto de in
corporar dicha institution a las le-
yes generates del pals, y establecer
aquf la o6cina central. \
Ell IS de Julio del aio pasa-
do Sc publico el primer nGmero
de aEl AgenteO y algunos dijeron
icuando caera? No contaban 8 no
conotian al propietario de la empire
sa que al empezar una obra, centu-
plica sus esfuerzos hasta llevarla q
cabo. Suscrfbase. Son IS ctvs.
anuales.
Las Pastillas Digestivas de
Doctor LIE Roy, marca aANTURI'
CAS-, curan los padecimientos de
est6mago.
Para servir una escuela gra
duada eli Penuelas ha sido nombra
do el professor don Ricardo Jimenez
Sc la celebrado en- eSta ciu
dad el matrimonio de los aprecia
hles j6venes don Francisco de A
Soils y Amy y la senorita Ameli
Amy, hija del poeta. FL acto fiji
civil y efectuado ante el Juez seilo
Bazan.
Qde sean felices los nuevos es
pesos.
DE heridas Y coutusiones Il
YES fueron asistidos en- Ia sala q
socorros Jose Casanova, zeno R,
dElguea J Fabian Hernandez,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-20

recipientes v zafacones Ell el mismo
sitio en- que los cogen, proporcio-
nando no pocas molestiaS y perjui-
clos a las familias. Sobre el hecho
llamamos la atencion del inspector
de csc servicio.
-Por 10 haber recibido aun su
nombramiento don Eduardo Acu-
iia, como Presidente de la Comisi6n
de la policia, ssta estuvo prcsidida
Ell las tallas de aver, por el doctor
don Ricardo Hernandez.
-Mafiana Sc vera Ell la Corte
municipal los juicios contra Jose
Pacheco, por abuse de con6anza y
Faustino Andino, por acometimien-
to y aggression.
En- el sub barrio de aSal 81
puedesn, de Puerta de Terra, pro-
movieron aver un escandalo Juan
Pagan y Lucia Cordero. Visto e.
juicio, el Juez absolvio a Pagan J
conden6 q la Cordero q pagar 81 de
multa.
-Ha solicitado pertniso dor
Miguel Portell para construir I'LL;
casa en- los solares "a y IS de Puer
ia de TERRA.
| -Doiia Candida /. de Vargas
h1 solicitado permiso del alcalde d
la ciudad, para construir una cas-
ell la calle uPelayo,D de Puerta d
Terra.
Para hoy estaba senalado e
la Corte de Distrito de San Jnan, t
juicio por seduction contra Marti
Andino, vecino do Lola.
Con motive de la enfertnt
: dad cue sufte, ha si,io muy visit;
} do durante Cstos dltimos dias Ell s
resideucia de la Marina, el intel
: gente tip6grafo don Ram6u Rom,
) 70 Rosa, deIegado 4 la camata pc
) el distrito de San Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-20

dlcto aver residue On Ell el pleito
segudo por Manuel Diaz Caneia
contra Pedro del Valle Atiles v su
esposa, soRre cobros de censos, de-
clarando con lugar la de,nanda del
primero. Igual resolucion di6 en-
el pleito de Ruberl Herlnanos con-
ira los herederos de Maria Luisa
Lopez, ell co5ro de hipotecas.
Tn proyetto de ley del Sc
loI Matienzo, asi8na una cantidad
mensual dc $500 para sostenimien-
to de la Liga antituberculosa de
Puerto Rico.
-I1a fallecido ell Arecibo, la
apreciable Seiiora dona Rosa Rosa.
do de Villamil.
Aver ocurrio I'LL incendio Ell
Iel barrio Mayagiiez arriba, del ter.
mino municipal de Mayaguez. E
cuerpo de bomberos pudo sofocarlc
a tempo, siendo las perdidas sufri-
das dc poca importancia.
Ell bibliotecario municipa
seiior Prats, la solicitado aumentC
dc luces para aquel centro docente
Sc han remitido hoy por fe
rrocarril, a Manati, las Gltimas pie
zas de acero del gran puente gu
sera instalado sobre el rio aCialitos
ell la carretera de aquel pueblo
Gales.
| -Manana, con motive de Sc
lei dia del natalicio del inmorta
| Washington, las escuela p1blicas d
San Juan, celebrardn ejercicios, e
las horas de Ia maiiana.
I'm los Gltinlos exdmenes c.
tlebrados EN- esta ciudad obtuvo
titulo de Lcdo. Ell Farmacia el aprt
ciable joven de Juncos don Ricard
D. Martinez. lie felicitamos,
Sc quejan muchos veclnos
lque los encargados de recuger Il
! basuTas de Ia ciudsd, ne colocau /
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-20
NOTAS De lREc|BO
Debut De 10 compahia do zar.
zueIa.- Fallsclmiento do
una Se60Fa.
BALE De PlNATA
Retreats por la banda esco-
lar. .-Reparaciones en- Ia
planta electrical.

I'll viernes llegara a esta ciudao
Ia excelente Companfa de zarzuela
lue dirije el tenor senior Casas, }
lebutaral el sabado con tres zar
1uelitas de las mejores del reperto-
rio.
-Ha fallecido la seiiora Rosa
Rosado de Villamil. Acompafia,
mos 4 sus familiares en- su senti
miento. R. Q. P.
-Muy animado y concurridc
resulto el bale de Pinata dado tl
lomingo en- este Teatro, sorteando,
Sc varios regalos entire las damas.
va Sc han reanudado de
nuevo las retreats los domingos en-
la Plaza, por Ia banda escolar que
dirije el professor don Luis Gambia.
-Mafiana daran comienzo las
obras de feparacion de la planta
electrica de esta ciudad, por 10 cual
estaremos algunos dias a oscuras.
La fiesta escolar dedicada a
Washington y que tendra lugar el
pr6xilno jueves, q las 8 de la noche,
en- este Teatro, promote quedar muy
bien, dado el programa anunciado.
CoRRESPoNSAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-20

don Aleiandrino Pagan. del barrlo
sBateyes,n de Mayagiiez. De las
averiguaciones, resulta Juan Lugo
c6mplice del hecho,
Fernando Pasor, conercian.
te de Santurce, ingres6 aver en- Ia
carcel por el delito de seduction.
La causa seelevara al Fiscal.
-Ha sido deelafado sin lugar,
la demanda de divorcio interpuesta
por Luisa Gonsalez Sosa contra sd
esposo Antonio Greiza Salakaf.
Hoy Sc celebiaron eu Ia cofs
te de Distriso de San Juan los jus
clos pof idra 10 contra Martin Al.
dim, por sedaccihn, y Iss,e..sa j
Psdllla pot abus0 d sen6auzai
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-20
CONSEJO Ej[CUT|VO
lmportaate session dc este
ouerpo legislative, ceIe-
brada eyer .tafde.
lRECLAnACloNEs :
La Camara baja epvfa varios
iaGproyectos de ley. -Ot1os
asuntos de interes.

A las dos de la tarde bajo Ia I
presidencia de Mr.. Post, Sc abre Ia
session con asistencia de todos los
s.iiores consejeros.
Fl sefior don Juan z. Rodrf-
guez, de Arecibo, ruega al Consejo
resuelva EN- pleno la solicitud pre-
sentada anteriormente sobre recla-
maciones de los notarios. Pasa 4
la Comisi6n de Hacienda.
Sc lee una communication del
alcalde de Santa Isabel, protestando
de la ley de Condados. Pasa q Ia
Comisi6n de Gobierno local.
Don Juan E. Cintr6n, de Cua-
yama, pide que Ia Asamblea Legis-
lativa disponga que Sc le otorgue
escritura de Tin pradio de terenos
que compr6 al pueblo de Puerto
Rico. Pasa a la Comisi6n de Fran
quicias. u
La Comisi6n de leyes copiadas
| y registradas pasa debidamente re-
visado para la frma del Presidente
del Consejo, el c. B. 36 sobre cons
trucci6n de Tin lavadero pdblico en-
San Juan. Queda firmado y Sc
dispone que pase q Ia Camara de
Delegates.
La Comisi6n de gobierno local
recomienda favorablemente el c. B.
81 sobre transportes y conductores
pdblicos.
La Comisi6n de leyes copiadas
y registradas envia el c. B. % So
bre reclamaciones a Ia oxtinguida
Diputaci6n provincial y extingui-
das juntas de carceles en- varios
distritos de la isla de Puerto Rico.
La Comisi6n de 10 judicial in
forma con un sustituto el G. B. "a.
Sc vota y aprueba el informe. Sc
vota y aprueba el informe sobre el
c. B. 81.
Tambien Sc vota y aprueba q
c. B. az y Sc dispone que pase 4 Ia
Calnara de Delegates.
Sc presenta en- tercera lectura
el c. B. 48, proveyendo para las
ianzas de los Secretaries y Mars
halls de las Cortes muuicipales.
Pasa 4 las cornisiones deleyes gene-
Trales.
Sc introducen y pasau q las
respectivas comisioues los c. B. nd-
49, so 81.
La Camara dc Delegates en-.
via para la aprobacion del Consejo
los H. B. 49, so, 81, 80, 10, 81, AZ,
IS4yC. ]. R. n1mero 2. Pasan 4
las correspondence comisionts.
Sc constituye el Consejo en-
comisi6u total y Sc pasa 4 discutir
el c. B. 8, para extender Ell siste-
ma telegrafco Ell Puerto Rico poi
medic de lfneas telefonicas. Inters
viencn en- el debate los seli u es
Grahame, del Vale, Falkaer, Diaz
Navarro, Feuille y Sanchez Mo
rales.
81 Sc acuerda suspender la discu
d sion y Sc levanta la session hasts
J mahana jueves, a las diez, y nc
| hasta hoy, por haberse cedido e
Il salon del Consejo 4 La Camara d,
i Delegados para dar una conferencit
sobre los ferrocarriles de Puerto
E Rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-20
Las proposiciones
de Estados<Unidos,

Toxic, Febrero 2o.-En los cfrculos politicos
de ssta capital Sc juzga probable que~l gahinete
acepte resgnadamente las proposic6nes del gobier-
no alnericano. Sc pesan Sc estudian Ell la opinion,
los trabajos del prsside1te en- el franco sentido de
1nantener q toda costa la buena amistad con Jap6n
y este contrbuye inclinar los animos una tran
sacci6n diplomatica antes que unn guerra que
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-20
POr g able
![lVlO ESPECIAL De IA CORRBnTDrr IA D[uCRuE UUIDA!

exigiria grandes sacri6cios pecuniaros Esto es 10
que Sc sabe con caracter o6cia aunque las compa-
flas de emigracion, que consideran perjudicadas
c)n los mas salientes partculares del till aprobado
va por el Senado la Camara de Representatives, de
los Estados Undos; hocen campafa hostil i'm
arreglo de paz, inventa"do eanards fomentanlo el
descontento p1blico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-20
DE!cAN!t FL P|l
Febrero Io.

FL dia IL de los corrientes fa-
lteci6 Ell Guanica nuestro bnen ami
60 y correligionario enthusiastic don
Buenaventura Quiiiones y Vizca-
rrondo, persona de relevantes cua.
lidades, unida por vfnculos de pa
rentesco a distiuguidas familias de
sta sociedad.
Dentro de nuestra politica re.
5ion.l siempre mantuvo el que y;
no existe ideas avanzadas, ponien
do al Servicio de 6stas sus energia'
Y sus esfuerzos.
Reciban sus deudos la ofrendt
de nuestro pesame.
F1xsas 60
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01
Our Epi$ramTnl1er-
Watch your opportunities.

Leafn to know the face Of opportunity.
emon-strate-whiskey without water.
An editors notes are memorandum notes.
In conversation use clear, distinct words.
Allow others to do their full share of talking.
Success in life depends largely conversation.
1t is not birth, nor rank, nor state
1t is gitup-and-git that makes men great
blind wood sawyer can saw more than he
can see.
newer of wood is not necessarily a frame
house painter.
Pride sleeps in gilded crown: contentment in
cotton nightcap
The shortest anecdote you find is the tail
of rabbit That-stew bad.
The devil is creditor who gives no rate of dis
count in the settlement of debts.
dog is polite than boat. The boat
has bow, but the dog has two
Among the new books is "The Editors Purse"
We have seen it; there is nothing in it.
There is an enormous fortune to be made in
selling information to others how to do it.
The suit which would put one most ahead
is hirsute-or his suit, as the may be-
The man who does not keep his appointments
discovers he has no appointments to keep.
Prosperity has lifted many man up for the
purpose of dropping him into the deep waters of
oblivion
If you want sheet music go to some ad-
vertising in columns. If you want it by
the choir go to church.
You can't tan dogs hide in his bark,
you hide the fact that it would be novel to
make a novel out Of his tail.
Opportunity is traveller. Will you know her
face when you meet her? Study the lineaments
of opportunity. 1t will pay you.
man told ME once that he had gone to
monster circus supported by three centre poles.
/ know the man and don't doubt it.
Seek not to shun the roses thorn,
Nor think twill come by luck;
In life flower of any kind
Must be obtained by "pluck."
The hunting season is here. Don't get in
front of the with the gun, you will carry
off puncture in your cutcle-unless the pune
ture carries you of.
Money invested at per cent doubles itself in 20
years. If you fold it in your pocket it doubles i'm
mediately; and you can see it in
If you want to be sure of anything put it
down in black and white. If you want to see
a good imitation of this, go to a cheap res
taurant and watch niger and white man.
We read of doctor who raised monument
to patient he had recently attended. This is
not case of patience a monument but the
doctor can certainly boast monument on one
of his patients.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01
AUTOMOBILE RULES.

.Arab der veel vich is in front of you firmly NIT
both hands and put foot on der accelerator
Now put der udder on der rheostat und let der
elbow chently touch der deodizer. Keep der blow
pipe connecting NIT der automatic fog wssle
closely between der teeth, und let der right elbow
be in touch nit der quadruplex while the apex Of
der left knee was pressed against der spark coil.
Keep both eyes on der road in front of you und
der rest of your face in der wagon Start her
driving veels, repeat slowly der name of your
favorite coroner, und leave der rest to fate.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-08-26
HOBART TO CELE-
BRATE LABOR DAY
Big Events Planned to Take
Place at Race Track
Near City.

Arrangements have been perfected for
a big time at Hobart on Labor Day.
IN fact one of the best celebrations of
any kind that has been held here for a
number of years. Members of St. Bird
gets Catholic church will have charge
of the affair and nothing has been left
undone to make the day one of great
pleasure and amusement to all The
"doings" will be at the race track,
about a half mile west OF town and
ample transportation, in the way of
buses, has been arranged for. The day
viii be spent in racing and various
other sorts of amusements, including
a ball game between the Maroons and
the Lyon 81 Healy's of Chicago, at 1
p. m. Dinner and refreshments will be
served on the grounds. The Hobart
band has been engaged to furnish the
music for the day. There will be
plenty doing for both old and young
and the committee extends a cordial
invitation to all to come to Hobart
asd enjoy a fine outing.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-08-26
CHICAGO LETTER.

Chicago, Aug. 26.-WHEAT-Gener
broadening and strengthening Of the
wheat market has been seen today
despite the fact that there has been no
appreciable Improvement in the tele-
graph service and although there has
been profit taking by longs and selling
by shots on each small advance. The
market has taken offerings and ad-
vanced steadily. There has been a
good foreign demand for wheat and
much of the buIlish news has come
from foreign sources. Berlin reports
rye up cents and wheat cents per
bushel on bad weather losses. The
English markets We're up about one
half cent against our gain Saturday of
i4Q9s. Minneapolis received samples
of new wheat grading No. l northern
and OF excellent quality also of frost
wheat having no milling value. Latter
We're from North Dakota. Minneapolis
market UP % cent and leading this
market in activity. Big short reported
covering and selling out his spread
here. Cash sales, $4,000; seaboard
twenty loads.
CoRN-Septembe corn sold at 6OA
today and May at 594a Although a
out today as the theory that a reac-
ton after such long continued advance
was due the market has nevertheless
taken the offerings we'll and has not
reacted materially from the high
points. The trade has been vastly
larger. the general public taking the
corn that was sold principally by pro-
fessionaI local spectators. The wheat
strength has helped sustain the corn
market against the load put on it. the
demand has undoubtedly expanded a
great deal Seaboard, two loads.
OATS-With the exception of fair
~ wild opening market III which
September was bid up to the highest
figure OF the crop and other futures
made substantial, but much less gains
the cat market today has been slow
The volume Of business has been very
light as compared to that in wheat and
corn. Sentiment is fast growing that
wheat and corn could advance a great
deal before they would be on a parity
with oats values. Buyers have there
fore been rather slow about taking
hold Of oats at current levels. Cash
sales, 10000.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-08-26

place shortly after o'clock. Grim
mer declares it is presumably the work
of some of the section hands that have
been brought into town by the rail-
roads. There are nearly one hundred
OF them here and minor things have
been disappearing in various parts OF
town for some time. This last act
has aroused the citizens for they have
begun to think their homes are not
safe with such gang Of roughs about.
They demand that something be done.
Meanwhile the money is gone and the
authorities are doing their utmost TO
discover the robber.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-08-26
NEW YORK LETTER.

New York, Aug. 26.-Shorts covered
on absence Of news regarding serious
failures. Prices near the close were
up to to three points from low and
about a point higher than Saturdays
closing figure The floor had rumor
that the rally was due to the fact that
J. P. Morgan's houses has guaranteed
to take over the $4o.o00,0oo New York
city four and one-half per cent bonds.
This statement seemed more or less
ridiculous Late covering in the Fries
and New York Central was significant
Reading was bought upon refusal Of
company to take foreign orders owing
TO present busy conditions at home.
The Amsterdam bank failure was
termed insignificant The market gen
orally closed at the best prices Of the
session.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-08-26
ARE FINED FOR
BLOCKING CROSSING
Michigan Central Pleads
Guilty to Charge of
Holding Up Traffic.

For the second time this summer a
railroad corporation appeared before
Judge Mcmahon in the city court,
charged with violation of the city or
dinance, in blocking the street cross
ing with long freight trains. This
morning the Michigan Central railroad
through its attorney. J. Williams,
pleaded guilty to blocking the Holman
street crossing for 10 minutes at 2
o'clock in the morning several weeks
ago. AT that time a long freight
train was stopped at the crossing and
for a quarter of an hour, traffic was
held up. The company asserted that
the delay was caused by another train
which caused the freight to await a
clear track. Judge Mcmahon, how
ever imposed a very little fine of $500
and costs, amounting in all to S13
The police are watching the companies
very closely and the city council re-
Gently ordered the prosecution of all
the railroads breaking the laws.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-08-26
WEATHER FORECAST.

Observation-Disclosures and thunder
storms tonight with cooler west; cool
er with fair west and showers east
Tuesday.
Dakotas and Kansas-Fair west, To-
cal rains east this afternoon or to-
night; fair and cooler east Tuesday.
Nebraska-Fair west, local rains east
this afternoon or tonight; cooler to-
night; fair Tuesday; cooler east.
Iowa-Local rains and thunderstorms
tonight and cooler Tuesday.
Montana-Fair tonight and Tuesday.
Illinois-Locai rains tonight; clear
ing and cooler Tuesday.
Indiana-Showers tonight and Tues
day.
Lower Michigan-Local rains and
thunderstorms tonight and Tuesday;
cooler west Tuesday.
Observation-Disclosures and thunder
storms tonight; clearing and cooler
Tuesday
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-08-26
MONEY IS STOLEN
FROM PARLOR LAMP
$40 Taken From Novel
Hiding Place While the
Owner Sleeps.
Especial to Lake County Times,

Griffith. Ind. Aug. 26.-Jo Grimmer
is now sure that the parlor lamp is not
the best place IN which TO put ones
extra cash for safe keeping. he had
been under that impression, however.
and as a result he IS out just $40
in cold cash.
Mr.. Gimmer attended the county fair
Wednesday and the Degan theatre at
night, not arriving home until about
2 o'clock Thursda morning. Mrs.
Gimmer was staying with her mother
and when 10 got home he says he took
the money from his pocket and put 1t
inside the large globe OF the parlor
lamp.
The kitchen window had been raised
all day and he slept with it up that
night. Next morning when he went to
look for his money II was gone Eyf-
IDENTIFY some one saw him deposit it
IN the lamp he thinks. and entered the
house through the open window with
out disturbing him. had taken the
money and left as quietly as he came
There Is no clew as TO who the
theft is, but Jacob HELM says he saw q
man IN gray clothes lettering about th'
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-08-26
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

l and 2, block
2, V. II. Messengers addition,
Y. Horace Messenger to Clay
H. 9on p stlyeF % 4 io+ o. 8
block 3. subdivision Stafford &
Trankle's addition, Louis H
Stafford to John w. Lanoue.
Hammond-7Lot 81, block l, East
Lawn addition, Peter w. Meyn
Hammond--Lots II and Is. block
z Morris addition, Joseph Q.
Hammond-Lot 10, block /, Birk-
hoff's addition. William Schick
to Maude Eads " -
Toleston-Lots IA and Is. block
I, c. 7. L. & l. Co.'S fifth addi-
ton, Thomas J. Wood to John
To 1ndtl9l-f * and 25 block
Is, c. T. L. & l. Co.'S fifth ad-
dition, Elizabeth A. Brenton TO
Andrew Joseph O'Connen 80.
Toleston-Lots and 2, block y,
Oak Park addition, Calumet
Land Co. to Louis T. Wilson
Toleston-Lots 20 and Fl, block
Z, c. T. L. & /. Co.'S third ad-
dition; lot SO, block %. c. T.
I. & l. Co.'S fourth addition.
Leonard J. Payne TO f. r. kim
East Chicago.Lots Is to 81.
block 5, Lake Shore addition,
Andrew Joseph O'Connell to
Pfttsburg Land Co...
East Chicag o-Lots 80. "a and IS,
block 8, Lake Shore addition,
Andrew Joseph O'Conneu to
Pittsburg Land co.....
East Chicago-Lot 40, block 5.
Lake Shore addition, Andrew
Joseph O'Connell to Helen S.
Howell .... ..
East cago-Lots 80. AZ, 81, So,
IS, Il, block 5, Lake Shore ad-
dition, Andrew Joseph O'Con-
nell 10 Helen 5. Howell ......
Indiana Harbor-Lot 8, redivision
lots 5 10 p, block IS, Frank
#. Fisher TO Izidor Shoor. 1850 =
Indiana Harbor-Lot Is, block 10,
in fourth addition, East Chi
cago Co. TO Nicholas Knippen.
Section S-36-s W-Part Il NV