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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-09-06

Boise. ldaho.-R, ~ Jenkins OF
Rockville. Idaho. was burned TO death.
four persons were injured and one Is
missing as the result Of IRE which
destroyed the Commercial hotel at
Caldwell early Monday morning The
overturning Of lamp Is thought to
be the cause Of the FIRE, which for a
time threatened to wipe out the ontrc
business portion Of the town. Volu1-
tcor hremcn, after hours OF work. got
the flames under control. Besides the
Commercial hotel, several other built
lnEs were burned. Tho loss la slO.OOO
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-09-06
REsTRIoTINo JAP IMMIoRATloN.
Hereafter only 500 May Enter Canada
During a Year.

Vancouver. u. C.-Ilcrcafter no
more than 800 japanese a year will be
permitted to land In Canada This Is
the announcement that comes from
Ottawa, For some time past the
Canadian and Japanese governments
have been negotiating regarding the
restriction Of emigration from Japan
Canada asked that Japan agree 20 IN
peryisc the departure OF her subjects
for Canada, and permit only a limited
number 10 embark for that country.
Japan has now agreed and fixcd the
maximum number Of emlgrants at goo
annually-rather less than have ar.
rived on one ship In the past.
Furthermore. In the 500 are to be
counted all who come by way Of the
Hawaiian islands.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-09-06
Fell over 800 Foot Preelplee.

San Diego, Cal-Word has been re.
ccived of the sudden and tragic death
Of Miss Eugonla Goold. formerly ut
this city. She was with camping
party near Howard, Colo, and while
climbing tho side OF canyon tho
earth gave way and she fell over SOC
foot, her body bounding from clir 70
clln, until % lodged behind a boulder
far below, Tho body was recovered
with difficulty Miss Go0ll while u
this city was an active member Of the
Baptist church, and was highly eS
InumnI
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-09-06

Portland "A resolution critcislns
President Roosevelt for commenting
upon the trial OF the beef trust case In
Chicago year ago aud adversely
critlcislng the presiding Judge aud his
rulings was introduced ~ the fual sos.
sion Of the American bar association
by George Whitlock ot Baltimore. II
met instant dlsapproyal from all parts
N the hall President Parker repeat.
od'y asked whitlock "a withdraw hts
resolution. but Whltlock insisted TINT
Il ho voted on a motion TO table tho
resolution prevailed.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-09-06
CASE or viLLAREAL.


Washington Villarcal the nllosuI
NoyIcln royo.utionIst is being hold ar
los Angeles awaiting tho action u.
the lmm.w3l.0n authorities Ic bl.
boon ,u tbu United states moro thlp
three years and cannot bee rptura 70
lo Mexico except for some special JuI
son NNhrr1l win probably Dee 90.
charged from custody unless the MoNH
can government requests through .u
state department that he be sent 4.
MoNL.n
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-09-06
Had Palm Read, Becomes Insane.

Dos Molnes, la.-From broodlug
over terrible fate which a palmlst
told her would oyouako her and cause
her death, Mrs Elizabeth Cowpor.
thwaito, an Fast Side woman, "a VIC
lputly insane. Mrs Cowporthwalte
had her palm read by n lady who told
her that she would meet death by
lightning The information threw the
woman into a state Of terror and par.
ticularly $50 when q thunderstorm was
brewing. Finally she began to
imagine that her house was filled with
electric current
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-09-06
HlTcHcocks ORDER REVERSED.
Administration Determined to Punish
the Guilty, But Not Innocent

Washington The interior depart
mcnt ~ revolving the orders Of sccrs
tary Hitchcock. Y"1pending thousands
Of public land ,u,rios In the wcFt
and as soon as possible an entries
where proof Is complete aud against
which no charges are pending will
be passed 10 patent Hundreds nj
thousands Of acres were tied up hv
Secretary Hitchcock's orders Of sua.
pension and there rs not a single word
of evidence In the files of the depart
mcnt 90 Justify his action IN q gTol,
majority of the eases The present
administrator iE as determined n.
HitchcOck to punish land thlov0f
ont does not propose 10 punish JhH
Innocent along with tho guilty
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-09-06
Deaths From Plague In San Francisco

Washington -Adylces received BY
the surgeon general Of the public
health and marine hospital service
show that from August 10 mp to
August 20, there have been nlno cases
Of plague at San Francisco and six
deaths Two Of the cases were sail.
ors from coasting vessels. The other
cases have occurred In the county and
navy hospital and IN other parts ~
the city. Instructions have been sent
to all quarantine officers on the Pa.
cltc coast 10 carefully inspect yes.
sells from san Francisco and al tho
LANCER stations 10 fumlgate.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-09-06
BECAME HoMeslcK.
Russian Mutnesr Returns Home and
10 Executed.

Odessa MatushunkO. the Russian
non.commissioned Officer who led the
mutiny on the bmtloshlp Kniaz potem
kline and was In command ot the ycsse.
during the sensational cruise about th,
Black sea In the summer Of 1903, wRs
hanged Friday night NO Sohastopul
After abandoning the vessel he NED
60 Now York. worked tuorc two Year.
In an iron factory. became homcsick
returned hero. was detected, arrested
courtmartialcd aud sentenced to death
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-09-06
ALucKV AeRoNAUT.
Fen Two Thousand Feet and ls Still
Alive.

Awe
Hnrnstahlr. Mass Nearly 5000 p"r
sons az the narnstahlc county fair saw
Professor Maloncy a balloonlst. droI
1000 feet to earth. strike on top Of Q
cedar fcnccpost and escape with hii
lifc. For fully two minutes Malonoy
ioatcd along. with the Eas rapidly
leaking. Mahoncy and the balloon
came down RAPIDLY lie struck IN Q
half standing position on top ~ biz
cedar post His back was terribly torn
and his left arm injured. lie wai
picked mp In a semi. cOnsClous condi
ton and hurried In an automobile T.
hotel The physicians said he wa
not internally injured and that he will
recover
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-09-06
ALMOST CAUGHT eY FLAMES.
Writers on Louisville courisr.Journal
Rescued From Burning Building.

HHNNN|N" wv NNN'AHNNNN WV w. H"N' 'NH'N
Rescued From Burning Building.
Louisville. Ky.-Thp Courlcr.Iournal
building nc Fourth and Green streets,
iu which are located the plants Of m,
CouriorJournal and Evening Times
was destroyed by FIRE early Friday
The structure was 1--WE stories high and
occupied half block The are start
ed nj tho top OF an elevator shaft, sup
poHcdiy from defective Insulation Of
electric wires. and spread with great
rapldlty
The editorial and rc9ortorial force,
u the Courlcr.Journal stuck TO the
building In the hope that tho blnz,
would hc Hubducd and that they could
Issue the paper They were caught
mapping with IRE at az exits and had
10 be- taken out ON ladders
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-09-06

Result Of Horrible Bridge Disaster In
Canada

Quebec. Canada Tito toll ~ death
caused by the collapse of mo rroU
oauuIoyor bridge numbers a. least Sow
ouD.nyo aud may reach clFhiynyu
The terrific height of the great steel
structure. from $50 feet above th,
surface NJ tho river. crushed the bodice
OF man, OF the wurImou loo trirhum
manner md q is feared many wl
never bD found
Many oi the do8d were American
brought hero by the Phoenix Birds.
company of Phoenix Ia. which bad
tho contract for the iron work on th.
bridge
A locomotive aud several freight
cars loaded with steel rirdor we've
moving out on the bridge just before
thu structure collapsed Engineer Joss
went Into the river with his engine
hut was picked up 300 feet below the
bridge Fireman Davis persisted.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-09-06
WORK OF INVADING TURKS.
Persian Women and Children slauah.
tered and Property Destroyed.

tered and Property Destroyed.
Tehoran. General Dowlch and other
officials. according TO reports received
here. have been captured and after
ward were killed by invading Turks.
Many inoficnsiye Persian villagers, In
Guiding women and children, were
Slaughtered. women carried on ana
property destroyed. Turkish regulars
with auillcry were within four miles
Of Uruhiah on the fifteenth, and con
tinue to occupy Persian territory.
Turks are reported to have occupied
Meriyan. Persian Kurdestan The in
habltants telegraphcd that II the gov
eminent was pOwerlcss, the people
must beg Russia 10 assist them.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-09-06
TERMS oF sUBscnIrTIoN.
Parable In Advance.
UTAH STATE NEWS


Michigan investors have purchased
10000 worth of land Boo Willard county
Cor agricultural purpu.Ds
The herd of buffalo ou Antelope is.
and recently has boon augmented Uy
the addition uf twelve calves
a fDuryrar course BOO mechanic lrts
viii bD added f0 tho manual training
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from ogden Tour ''i'nIl 'hUd H'
inF boo Hln''nr aud misery "hlI' I'
mother was locked up Doc Im' i''
drunkenness.
The price uf cnt h1s again b'"a
boosted hy Salt Lake dealers. Wyu
ming coal now u,Iur HlId lt g. o. TOM
tor lump while the l'nh product lH
priced at $3.50.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-11
PERSONAL MENTION.

Miss Maud Andrews was n
passenger on train 81 yesterday morn
ing, going to NasSalbOro.
Mrs. Hattie kiddcr Of Los Angeles,
Calf, is visiting her father. +. w.
Kinsman, Western Ave, Augusta.
Mrs. ]. Frank Kimball is visiting her
father, James Mclean, at Woodstock,
y. b., where she will remain for sever
al weeks
Truxton Beale of New York was in
the city yesterday calling upon friends.
Mr.. Beale is at present stopping at the
Hallowell House.
Mrs. Roberts Dunlap and son
Cameron, who has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. VIM. J. COlgan has re-
turned to her home at Turner Hill,
Ipswich, Mass.
Hon. ana Mrs. Otis Hayford, who
have been passing tho past 10 days with
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Uayford, Melville
street, returned to their home in Can
ton, oxford county, Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-11
BASEBALL IN AUGUSTA.
Good Outlook for Some Fine Sport
This Season.

The lovers of baseball in Augusta
are very unanimously Of the opinion
that Manager Wreath has assembled
together a firSt-c class ball team. Ger
taiIliy they have put up q very credit
able article OF baseball. and at the
present time have Il strong hold upon
the second place, with a good chance
10 overcome BanGOr's present lead as
the Season advances. All Of the clubs
in the Maine League were well financ-
cd at the start and although the wealth
or conditions have been something I'M
prcccdentcd in the history of the ma
tiOnal game, ana have thus far been
serious handicap, there is good rea-
son Ia believe that tho worst is now
past, and that. from this time forward
the hague will have much better sail
ing. Manager Wreath is here he as
surcS Us TO run his team through the
season. he expects the Maine League
to make good, and has been much
grattied at the good words that have
been spoken to him by local lovers of
the game, who have assured him of
their loyal support and their apprccia-
ton Of tho good work he has done in
giving Augusta strong and winning
team.
Even if the Maine League should not
complete the season. lie will stand
ready to carry his team through the
season in a trolley league which could
easily be organized in such an event
The Maine League is certainly giving
its supporters some mighty good ball.
and there is no reason why, with the
better weather which is about due, it
Should not have q nrOS ncrnuS ScnSnn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-11

A large party of neighborS ana
friends gathered at the home of MI
and Mrs. Charles w. Shaw on the
Sprinr road Saturday evening. the &C
casion being the Goth anniversary Of
their marriage. Refreshments of ice
craon, and cake were served. The
time was pleasantly passed and music
ana dancing were enjoyed until late
hour. The evening will be one long
"a be remembered by all present as one
Of the most enjoyable occasions of their
lives. Mr.. and Mrs. Shaw were the
recipicnts of many beautiful and useful
gifts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-11

Mcssrs Blaisdell and Me"uE VI
Gardiner, officers of the Humane So.
otv. were in the city Monday morilii :"
ii examine an old horse belonging -
Herbert Emerson of Sidney. whlch leii
from exhaustion on State street Nui',
dav and was reported to have dropped
dead, The horse was condemned og
M officers and then des'r"gtu
emerson. who had been arrested Ior
dr1nkenness. was arraigned before ~ INC
municipal court. but was released IN. hs
two officers afterward went out III lio
FOCUS district after an ora nv ,,,s,.
owned bv Robert Fisher. WHICH ~
.I.o condemned and killed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-11
Frank A. Robbins Circus, June II.

In commenting on the Frank A. Rob-
bins circus which was in Marlboro,
Mass, May 80, the Daily Enterprise of
that city says: "ThoSe who like n cir
Gus and there are not many who deep
down in their hearts but who look back
upon the time when a circus was their
joy day and a bag of peanuts and
glass of pink lemonade were their dear
est companions, had the opportunity of
seeing one of the good old fashioned
kind Thursday, when the Frank A.
Robbins show tented for patronage on
the Bolton street lot. AS two
ringer circus the Robbins show is q
headlnCr. All during the perform
ances afternoon and evening there was
something doing. but there was nothing
as clever and pcrmcated with such
thrilling moments as the aerial act Of
the Lloyds. There have been q number
of attempts made to Go this feat but
tho LloydS have beaten them all a
street of blocks. The show is well
equipped with fun making features, in
the shape of 4 number Of clowns. In
fact that clown department is better
stocked than anything that has ever
come into this territory
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-11

.-oI. Elliott c. Dill. inspector general
~ riuc practice on the staff Of Gov
,rrnr cobb. and Major John ]. Doolry,
assistant inspector general of rifle
,,r.,c.icn came on from Portland Mon
dav afternoon to be present at the try
outs by the qualified members 81 III
National Guard for positions on III
state rife team, which VIII 9e hf.u ~
;hc new state rifle range on tiie w M
tcr road today and WEDNESDAY ne!
were accompanied by Capt f. ~ !.
casey Of Wilmington. Del. WI" Cd"le
~ TO sc the work, and all were les
istcred at Hotel North.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-11
AT FREEDOM ACADEMY.
Successful Junior Exhibition Held BY
Class of 1908.

Freedom, Me. June 1O.-CSrccian.-Thc
Junior exhibition Of the class Of nos
Freedom Academy was Ecld Monday
evening at tie Conversational church.
Tho friends If the members Of the class
have looked ahead to this speaking with
considerable interest since tho class was
believed to contain more than ordinary
talent Following is tie programme
Music
Hugo Grace Emma Wing
The Ha'rt Of aunt Ann Dunn. tfn!-
man DayD. Sidney Warren Johrson
Extract from THE Kings Pardon" lR-
Ovnrfcn1 Emma Florence IfIrrIbe9
FTtrart from MIR. poolty in Peace and
$3.50 Roland Hanford Doty
"Rizra'." George vi Ms,y Anna Martin
"A Place for Evervtrine."
John Washington InErahaW
"Bcbbi" shafto." H'n,mer Gr""nl' c,ron.,
"Gen,lcmcn the king" Robert Barr,
Wyman Lester Zeal
..Pcnelope's Christmas Dance" !NirSiniai
cloud Bessie Ethel STrDwl
Uncle Zen and His Morgan Mare
Nelson Herbert WcntW orth
Extract from Master Skylark." John
BennctN. Gertrude E.st1ilc Littlofield
Harold Ernest Small
Music.
''Hnw the Churc'; was EuiIt at kehoe's
Bar" John BennetD, ~
Euloey on James a. Garfield: JAmes G.
EIninc) William Eiicy Spfnnev
.';2lnhana II. Atkinson" GIol!nan D,lyb.
Edith Frank Nelson
"Grandmcthcr's Tale Of Bunker Hiu"
&c NJ. Holiness, Harriet Mac Jordan
Music.
The first prize was awarded to
Edith Frank Nelson ard the second
10 Nancie May Sprowl. Rowland Han
ford Doty received honorable mention.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-11
Deafness Cannot be Cured

by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way TO cure deafness
and that is by constitutional remedies
Deafness; is caused by an inflamcd condi-
tion Of the mucous lining Of the Eustach-
i'm Tube When this tube is inttamed You
have a rllmbling sound or imperfect hear
ing and when it is entirely closed: oeAl-
nation can lie taken out and this tube
restored to it's normal condition. hearing
will he destroyed forever; nine cases out
Of ten are caused by Catarrh. Whlch Is
nothing hut an inflamed coalition of the
mucous surfaces.
We will give Ono Hundred Dollars 70!
any case of deafness tcauscd by catarrhl
tI:at Garnet he cured hY Hairs tdtarrh
r j. CHENEY e CO, Toledo, @.
Sold hv Druggists. 11c.
Take IIall's Family Pills for constipa-
ton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-11

Dan Cony of this city, who is a fire
man on the Maine Central. but has
been of duty for some time past on
account Of illness. resumed work Mon
day morning, going on TO the shifter in
the Augusta yard before taking his
place on the main line, and Charles
Burke, who has been firing on the
shiftcr, has been transferred to Water
Vile. to which city he went Sunday
afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-11

A message has been received from
Vice Commodore George w. Boynton
of tho Augusta Yacht Club, telling OF
his safe arrived at Frecport Sunday
with his motor boat. Mr.. Boynton ana
Chester Overlook started from the
clubhouse at about o'clock SUNDAY
morning for Casco bay, and reached
their destination, Casco Castle. at
Frceuort in just seven hours. 1t IS
understood that he will keep ms
launch at FrccpOrt the greater part oil
the season.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-11

Roberts & Ripley, VINO ma ~,
hnildinr a gasoline launch for ron
charIcs 6. Hichborn, have compie'cu
t,o craft and hauled her from tnel'
s,,on on Gage street, Saturday altgl
,,or ~ Cobbosseecontee, where she
- ny. M overheard. She is "a feet IN
,o~r,h With a 6-foot beam. and whlie
iJ,e: =; built on a speed model with a
French stern she was piaiii,tI o,,n
for comfort than posslol al
winner. She is equipped W.. 1t
s-horsepower double cylinder N'i" HI
engine. and when tried out az tiic ,'.
at the time of launching WorN,,1 III,
ricelv. 1t is probable that she WIN
rroye a very able boat
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-11

Tic government Monday was to dis
patch letter to Lieut.. Col. Chas. u.
Avr"s, 18th Cavalry, now at West Point
or in New York City, making inquiry as
to tie accuracy of the statements attrib-
uted to him in press interview relative
to the trouble between Mrs. Ayrcs and
the officers at West Point Upon Col
Nvrcs' answer will depend the further
course Of the department i'll this matter
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-11

Tho contract for the nurses home
which is to be built in connection with
the Augusta City hospital has been
awarded to Hanks & Wentworth of
this city, they being the lowest bidders,
ana they in turn have sublet the con-
tract for the foundation to Henry
Clark Of this city. 1t is expected that
the work of excavation will be COM
mcnced this week, and the building
will be pushed along to completion as
fast as possible.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-11

The many friends of Mayor Freder-
lex W. Plaistcd will be pleased to
learn that he has sufficiently recovered
from his recent surgical operation to
leave the hospital at Portland, and
came home TO Augusta yesterday af-
tcrnron. He did not stop here but
went on to Watcrvile. where in his
capacity of sheriff of Kcnnebec county,
he will bc present at the opening of the
Tune term of the superior court which
Will convene in that city today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-11
AMUSEM ENTS,
Motion Pictures at the Opera House

The pictures at the Opera House
which changed today are among some
of the best yet produced. Among them
arc films Of Marque Deposse, showing
the celebrated wild boar hunt which
made a great hit in the leading vaude-
Vile theatres in London last winter
and the English film producing the dra-
matte life of a land agent in Ireland.
Also q fine comedy film. Amateur
night will he held on Wednesday eve
ming with the usual good attractions.
Remember the price, only cents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-11
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
kennebec County.

AIGCsTA-w. e. L,ittleHcll to ~ j.
L n land; ST. W. G. it{i!ciled to
Augusta Real Estate Go, TO W. l.. Hilton,
land and buildings. So M \. Bartlett to
+. :. ANA Sophia GlSlin. land and build
inE". $I:" 'Hlnoa NIa;hc'" {; Tx to Henry
Eeaun:et il i ana buildings ST. NJ r
" ard to y. y. Wiles. land. $1.t j. IT,
Booker a. q. j. Choate. lanI ana builI-
in"s. SIS
Clinton-R. r. Thompson to Manly Nor
rison. land and buildings. $3.50
Farminrdalc-C. J.. Arthur to L. NJ
RIGGS. land and buildings. 81
Gardner-G. Z. Colby to S. A Bennett,
land, 81
acknowledgements Zeal Estatc Asso
to l.. W. Pay son, land and building, 81
Monmouth. II. Gilman to y. C.
Thompson. land and Liildings, 81.
Mt Verron-A e. Houghton to Joseph
WhcClWri%ht, lard, 81
Oakland II p. Dearborn to =. y. Reed,
land, So
Randolphl,D,. n; Hilton to W; r Tay-
to H. A. MoranE. land. ST.
VasstIhoro--S. II. Marden to r. J.. Rob
inson, lanli. S!;+ T.. \. Small to II. &. Gift
ford, land, 81"
Vienna-t:lijah Savage to r. w. Emcr-
son. land. $500.
Water>illc-D 7. Foster ct al to D. IL.
lpUEO", and. M,F +. 9. lhtNef et 81 10
Lillian A. DrunmCnd, real estate, 81
Grorcianra Landiy t. Julius Levine. real
estate, 81 Julius Levine To sam Levine,
roal estate. ST. II. T. Mitchell to G. y.
Carter ct Tx, land. ST. II. X. Mitchell to
II II. Rickfcrd, land. 81
Wavrc-E. Il. Pettinsill to w. W. Wal
ton. land. 500.
West Garducr--J. l.. " nckS ct al to f.
T.: Andrews lard and buildings. SIT
Nnslow-Alhcrt Fuller ct al to w. T.
R,.y holds, land and buildings, 81
Wintrop-C. +. and II. l.. kilhreth to
Mrs. c. NJ. liver. lard. 81" Louis Drapc2u
10 !. i. Crrricr. land and buildings. $lloo;
4 l. Smith tc i. \. Woodman, land ana
buildings, ST.