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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-10-28
$50 Acre Farm for.
Sale.

Good fertile soil, well i'm
proved and is we'll Watered.
Located in Pleasant Flats, 8
miles northwest of county seat
and III miles from railroad sta
ton and "a miles from church
and school. Notify leila Ray
burn, Point Pleasant W. Va.
Sept, 80.
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FIDUOIAIsY SETTLEMENT.
The account OF E. w. Johnson,
guardian for Gertrude Sanders, an
infant is before me for final settle
ment.
Witness my hand this the 10th day
OF October, 1908.
Commissioners OF Accounts
for Mason County, w. Va.
nov 81 2w
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EINB WHISTLES.

fB' we carry in stock the following
we'll known brands OF fine whiskies,
besides many other brands:
Paul Jonc 90 per gallon
Pennsylvania Rye. 200 per gallon
Alcohol double strength 81 pei, gal
Cognac BrandY........$4 per gallon
Bonded goods in bottle, all brands.
Special attention given to mail or
ders. Everything the best at the
most reasonable price.
JOHN q. STOIsrH.
Point Pleasant, w. Va.
oct 90
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shoot Fish with Arrows.

Many of the natives of tho islands
of the South Seas are experts at
shooting fish with bow and arrow.
Tho art is difficult one, for the re-
Election of the water has to be allowed
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NOTICE.

NV wifs, Martha j. Rayburn, hav-
ing left my home, hereby notify all
persons not to harbor her, or extend
Ing credit to her on my account, as !
oct ia.4ws. JOHN F. RAYBURN,
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TRUSTEES Sale.

rNDEK and by virtue of the authority
~ vested in me, the undersigned tInsLee,
by n deed OF trust. executed on the lSth uhy
OF January, 1877, by Mathew ID. BroHn ana 9
Marian Brown, his wife, to the undenhigMnemu ~ m
trustee, to secure the payment OF sISo.U0 " ~ Hs
evidenced by n certain promisory note, IhS =,
able TO Lycnrgus knight and now nGid 5aSy oy
Manley II. Brown, said note Bet out, NY eN IA
cribod In the said deed OF trust Wnicn s.,o tha
deed OF trust Is recorded in the once c,,, o! tne
Clerk, OF The County Court OF Mason c9nhtISo' Mn IA
West Virginia, in Trust Deed BOOK NJ: r. ~, ~,
page -1b5, and default having been maue i, u =
the payment of said note according 70 a,d Ins
ternls, conditions and provisions OF Inc saS said
decd oi trust, and being required Dy i SAN
NaiIlev r. Brown SO to do. tho undersigneu
premises at Hartford, W. Va. on tho
14th Day OF November. 1908,
commencing at o'clock r. NJ OF said day,
all OF certain lots of land together with me
improvements and buildings thereon slluhie'
lying and being In the State OF West Slrstnlh;
County OF Mason, District OF WaggeneI, Huu
described, as follows, TO wit: Being lots No.
352, $50, ISL and 3bj. measuring 90 by % teet
and fronting on First Street, In the plat ol
the Town OF Brownsville, District ana county
as aforesaid.
Tie same being the same property con.
veyed TO the said Matthew u. Brown by his
father Major Brown, py Will.
TERMS OF SALE;-Cash In hand on day
OF sale. ,,,,,,,,,>,
oct, H.4w. Trustee.
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The Elnest Ambition.

There is a loftier ambition than
merely to stand high In the world, 1t
Is to stoop down and lift mankind 4
little higher.-Henry van Dyke.
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Notice to Taxpayers of The Town of
Point Pleasant, West Virginia

The taxes for the year of 1908 are
now in nav hands for collection, anu
payment the} of is hereby Ieques!tteu
to be made tonne at the ollice Oh INC
Point Pleasant Trust Company.
ii. Il. ROBEY, Treasurer.
Sept. %, II
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FOR SALE.

A good Piano. in excellent oon-
dition, at extremely low price.
Gall on or address,
E o. WINGER. Trusteo.
Point Pleasant. w. Va.
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Come to the Bon Ton
FOR YOUR
FALL & WINTER GOODS.
EVERYTHING NEW.

Just received $1,000 stock of Goats and Wraps for
adies Misses Children and Infants the lowest prices
Come early and your laid away line ofsdies
Skirts underwear and hosiery. Also complete line Mems
children Our dry goods department. is full We carry com,
pete line of Blankets, Furs Comforts, Mangs, Rugs Oil
Cloth Linoeum Chinaware, Tinwae Granite Ware, Glass
Ware and Hardware. Headquarters for Guns and Shells
new line of Ladies and Gents Kid Gloves and Mens
a specaty We have 1000 Ladies' Home Journal Patterns
which we now offer at each Save your coupons.
The Ron-Ton Dept Store.
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Attention, asthma Sutterers.
Foley's Honey and Tar will give
immediate relief to Asthma suffers
and has CURED many oases that
had failed to yield to other treat
ment Foley's Honey and Tar is
the best remedy for coughs. colds
and all throat and lung trouble.
Oontains no harmful drug. For
sale by all druRgists.
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Notice to Trespassers.

Notice is hereby given that tres
passing upon my lands is strictly pro
hibited and that hunting, trapping
fishing will not be permitted bN me.
Any one caught doing so will be dealt
with according to the law.
John MCCAUSLAND JR.
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DO NOT FAIL
TO Go to Gallipolis this fall TO.
do your trading.
EXTRA INDUCEMENTS ARE
NOW BEING OFFERED AT q
w. Pres. BeaITs Big Department Store.

They buy for cash and sell the same way You
get the benefit Alsgoods markt din plain figures
You get value for your money eyerytime ez to the
pound and 36 inches to the yard No goods are mis-
here.
CLOAKS
Ladies Cloaks $3.50 up to $40 Misses and
Childrens at all prices
SKIRTS, SHIRT WAISTS
All the popular styles at low prices
Carpets, Rugs. Druggetts, 81 sLinoleums, and
Oil Cloths Cheaper Than Ever
Headquarters for-Blankets, Comforts Sheets and
Bed Spreads. s1.OO White Quilts, 95c; $500 White
Quilts $3.50; $3.50 White Quilts $2.75.
DRESS GOODS AND SILKS
SO in Black Silks for 89c, actually worth $l25,
For one dollar we give you the Sl35 Silk, guar
anteed to wear and not to split and full 36 in vide
Don'tfail to see our SHOE DEPARTMENT.
full line of Gents Underwear at less than the
usual price.
SO inch Brown Muslin and Sc peryardi Calicos
SC; Skirting 8 and 74c per yard, q
Remember the Place,
w. PRES BEAIL,
GALLIPOLIS, OHIO.
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Trustees Sale.

FINDER and by virtue OF tho authority
" vested in me Tho undersigned trustee. by
that certain dcSd Oh 81 trnst oearns y ~ = II
Viers and Lois Il. A, Niers to the under
signed trustee, and which deed OF trust Is
office OF Mason County, West Virginia, ~
Trust Deed hook No. p, page 39o &c, and
one promIssory note for the sum of $3.50, due
four months after date ana executed Dy Saiu
C. II. Viers and payable TO the order OF y. y
BOwyer Cashier, and to secure any fcneWni
OF said note. And default having been made
In tho payment OF said note according 10 Us
ionOr and effect, and said note Oelng due ana
nnynble and being required SO TO do by the
holder of said note, VIII on
Fytday, the 9th day Of NoOember,
Ioos. commencing at II o'clock a. NJ, at the
front door OF the Court House OF said Mason
County, sell at public auction TO the highest
real estate situate in Arhuckle District, Ma
son County, West Virginia, ana which was
% me as Trustee Sy saiS nesI @ 81
lows in said deed OF trust: "All the right;
little and Interest the said q. IL. Niers ana
Guire in the tract OF land OF which Andrew
Viers died seized and possessed ana bound
ed and described as follows, 10 VII: Begin n q =
ming At a stone corner, same a corner 70 oJ
acres belonging to n. PonenbaTger, thence
S 36o w l2q poles to stake and white OAK
pointers same corner 10 Stanley and nd Nc; e;
Dermitt, thence with Stanley line y 5oHY w
2S2 poles to two small maple trees from one
ROOT, three hiGkoIies and red oak pointers,
thence n 37o + l5l poles TO n small white oak
Sn be%ee fla, gssS ss Ss nnd
forty. Ave i2i65I acres. ills understood thai
tho lands hereby conveyed is the share oi
the said G. II. Niers which he Inherited in
his fathers estate and the share of his bro
Viers purchased o. the said Aaron Vlers
and one.half interest purchased of John
VIers. all containing one hundred acresn -
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Kodol is today the best known
and most reliable remedy for all
disorders of the stomach, suoh as
dyspepsia, heart burn, sour stom.
ach and belohing of gas. Kodol
contains the came juices found in
a healthy stomach. Kodolis pleas
ant to take. It is guaranteed to
give relief and is cold here by all
druggists.
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rRIlsrAss NOTICE.

All utrespassing, hunting and shooting are
by the Undersigned under penalty OF the law;
Virginia Wiley Phnnell
Edith Miller Wade
WaggeneT heirs
Peter II SLeenbergcn :
+ q Jones
James Capehnrt
j f Burdett
W o Roseberry heirs
q q Lewis
w ii Hogg
Il w Morrison
] l. barnett
John Chllds
s IL McNenl
John Lewis
SALES AGENTS WANTED-S3G. 90
per week or 400 per cent profit; All
samples, stationery, and art catalogue
free. We want one permanent agent
In this locality for the largest picture
aud frame house in America. EXpe'
rience unnecessary. We instruct you
how to sell our goods and furnish the
capital. II you want n permanent
honorable and profitable position
write us today for particulars. cata
logue and samples. Frank W VIII
Jams Company, 1914 Taylor st., CHI
cago, Ill-Oct 2l-Aw
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How to Avoid Appendloltls

Most viotims of appendicitis are
those who are habitually constipa-
ted. Foley's Orino Laxative cures
chronic constipation by stimula.
ting the liver and bowels and re.
stores the natural action of the
bowels. Foley's Orino Laxatiye
does not nauseate or gripe and is
mild and pleasant to take. Refuse
substitutes. Sold by all druggists
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-23
EX-CONGRESSMAN LOUD
LAID AT FINAL REST
Funeral Is Held Under Auspices
of Masons and Grand
ARMY Veterans

The funeral of Eugene f. Loud, for
mer congressman and for many years
prominent in the political affairs of
California, was held yesterday under
the auspices of King Solomon lodge
of the grand army. The Masonic rites
were performed at King Solomon nall
in Fillmore street, which was crowded
with lifelong friends of the dead
statesman. From there the body was
conveyed to Odd Fellows cemetery,
where 1t was turned over to the mem
hers of George III. Thomas post, who
maid a fitting tribute to their departed
The eulogy was delivered by J. IL.
Roberts of George II. Thomas post, who
reviewed the career of Loud from the
time when he entered the army at the
age of Is and fought valiantly under
Sheridan, TO his rise TO state and fed
eral legislative prominence.
Roberts spoke of Loud's long service
in congress and particularly as the
chairman of the postof1ce committee.
He referred to Loud as a man who, al
though surrounded by the greatest
and stood at all times for what he
deemed right He was man, said
the speaker. who cared nothing for So
cial prominence, but regarded life seri-
ously.
the remains were incinerated.
The pail bearers at the funeral were
selected from the old war comrades
of Loud and friends who had known
him during his long political career in
this city They were as follows: A. j..
Vining, Major j. H. Tharpe. Colonel
Joseph Geisting. Colonel Currier, Col
onel j. II. Roberts and Robert w. Mad
I'm
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-23
FATHER CROWLEY Is
YEARS A PRIEST
Anniversary of His Elevation
Celebrated and Friends
Congratulate Him

Rev. Father Dennis o. Crowley. head
of the Youths Directory, celebrated the
twenty-fifth anniversary of his eleva-
tion to the priesthood yesterday. In
keeping with his desire that no partic-
ular demonstration be made on the
occasion the festal day was passed
quietly by the distinguished priest. He
celebrated mass in the morning at
which number of priests were pres
ent.
A large number of friends called on
him during the day to wish him con-
tinued days in the ministry.
Father Crowley was born in County
Cork, Ireland. He came to this coun-
try when a boy. Great hardships at
tended his acquiring an education, and
while studiously applying himself to
his books, he worked in the mines.
Shortly after his ordination, he estab-
lished the Youths directory, and its
success as an institution for the keep
ing of young boys. and teaching them
useful trades is largely due to his
energy and persistence in continuing
the organization through many trials.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-23
EXPLOSION IN POWDER
WORKS MANGLES MEN
Acid Tube Blows Up and Two
Laborers Near Death as
Result

OAKLAND. Dec. CIV. Schafer and
Antonio Pinche. two employees of the
Dupont-De Nemours powder company
at Hercules are at the Providence hos
pital in this city, suffering from the
effects of an explosion at the COM
pany's factory yesterday. Schafer will
probably die and Pinche has a fair
chance to recover.
Schafer and Pinche were thawing out
an acid tube which ran between the
main building and another department,
when suddenly the fluid ignited within
the tube, and an explosion resulted.
Schaf9's right arm and left leg were
severed from his body, and he was
burned about the head. Pinche suffered
terrible burns over his entire body.
The explosion was heard by other
employees, who rushed to the assistance
of the stricken men. Both Schafer and
Pinche were placed on train and
brought to this city.
DIR. o. D. Hamlin, chief surgeon at
the Providence hospital, said late to-
night that Schafer was dangerously
near death, but that Pinche had a fairly
good chance to recover.
The company officials could not give
out any statement regarding the acci-
dent, as the only facts which they Sc
cured We're contained in few almost
unintelligible sentences uttered by
Pinche when he was picked up by other
employees. 1t is believed, however that
the men held a flame too near the
tube
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-23
FISH LAW HELD TO
Be CONSTITUTIONAL
Right to Prohibit Exporting Of
Fish Caught in States
Waters Is Upheld

The constitutionality of the law pro-
hibiting the shipping to foreign coun-
tries of fish caught in the waters of
this state was upheld by Judge Car
roll Cook yesterday in a decision re-
fusing All Sing, the king of the shrimp
fishers, his liberty on writ of ha-
beas corpus. All Sing shipped 81 bar
rels of dried shrimps from this port to
Callao, Peru. The fish commission had
him arrested in order to test the con-
stitutionality of the law. The mat
ter was argued at length before Judge
Cook some time ago by Attorney Hart
ley +. Peart representing the fish
commission, and Attorney j. c. Camp
bell, for the defendant.
One of the main points made by
Campbell on behalf of All Sing was
that the state law is unconstitutional
because it attempted to deal with mat
ters that are subject only to the laws of
the United States. Judge Cook, in his
decision. discussed this point at length,
going deeply into the question of the
respective rights of the state and the
nation. He held that the state has
property right in the fish and game in
the state, and that a law prohibiting
the expectation of fish is one that the
state has every right to enact. In so
far as the laws of the United States
attempted to interfere with such state
right they had no bearing on the sub
ject, Judge Cook held
All Sing was remanded to custody.
He has been released on $3.50 cash
bail. Judge Cook allowed Ah Sing a
writ OF error permitting him to ap-
peal to the United States supreme court
from the decision.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-23
MRS. ETHEL FL Bent
SECURES DIVORCE
InterIocutory Decree Obtained
in Courts of Alameda County
Without Publicity

Through the appearance of a rather
spiteful paragraph in Town Topics. the
New York society chronicler of un-
pleasant news, it has come to light
that on November last Mrs, Ethel E.
Bent secured a divorce from former
Captain Charles Lyman Bent in the
superior courts of Alameda county.
The action slipped through the divorce
mill. skillfully hidden by the use of
adopted names and occupations. In
the action Mrs. Ethel Bent appeared as
Emile Z. Bent" and the once popular
and gay military man was rated as
humble car inspector. Not sugges-
ton of a shoulder strap nor an echo
of a saber clinking drew attention to
the interlocutory decree as it rolled
from between the divorce mill stones.
The ground for the decree was failure
to provide.
The news of the divorce in the Bent
family recalled the time when the
couple could not move without attract
ing public attention. Mrs. Bent is the
daughter of the late A. A. Cohen, a
famous and successful lawyer of his
generation, and of Mrs. Emily Cohen,
a prominent society woman with a
handsome home at Fernside, Alameda
county Mrs. Bent is now with her
mother.
Two years ago Mrs. Bent was the
central figure in a difficulty started by
Mrs W. A. McCutcheon, an Oakland
dress maker, who charged that the
society woman had appropriated some
lengths of rare Irish point lace. Mrs.
Bent contended that the lace had been
taken by mistake by her year old
daughter, who had the dress maker
permission to gather doll rags in the
place The lace was promptly restored.
The Bents were married IL years ago
with societys highest distinction. Bent
was a lieutenant at that time. Later
he became a captain and was trans
ferred from Fort Mason TO Fort Crook,
Nebraska In 1907 he resigned from
the army and IL was said that he was
to take a position with the Hartman
railroads. Later traces of him have
been obliterated.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-23
GIRL TAKES DRUG.
LOVING KFTCn[L
Genevieve Brands Becomes De-
spondent After Departure of
Champion for the East

Stanley Ketchel, the youth whose
nimble fists won him the title of middle
weight champion of the world, took a
girls heart east with him when he
departed recently, it is said, and early
Monday morning the girl he left behind
him grew so desepondent over the pug
lists departure that she attempted to
commit suicide. In her room at the
Hotel Brilliant the girl whose name is
Genevieve Brands, swallowed dose of
bichloride of mercury.
The girls condition was discovered
by an attache of the hotel. Now she
is under treatment at st. Joseph's hos
pital. Her condition is critical, owing
to the dangerous after effects of the
poison.
While Ketchel was in this city he
was very attentive to Miss Brands and
she found life cheerless and dull after
the husky Montanan went east with
his new honors, but without her.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-23
DONALD DOUGLAS AND
MRS. NAHER MARRIED
Local Man Weds Wealthy
Widow of Stockton at the
ST. Francis Hotel

Mrs Mary l. Naher of Stockton be-
came the bride of Donald Douglas of
this city at a pretty ceremony in the
ST. Francis hotel at o'clock last night,
Rev William Kirk Guthrie, pastor of
the First Presbyterian church, oficiat-
ing.
Mrs Douglas is the daughter of the
late John n. Woods. a prominent farmer
and capitalist Of San Joaquin county,
and the widow of A. i. Naher, who was
= wealthy liquor merchant of Stockton.
From her father and her. first husband
Mrs. Douglas Inherited property valued
at $4,000 Mr.. Douglas was formerly
cashier of the Hotel Savoy in this city.
After the wedding ceremony dinner
those present being Mr.. and Mrs. Z. S.
Woods. Mr.. and Mrs. George Wilhoit.
Mr. and Mrs. James Anderson, Mr. and
Mrs i. d. Cobb and NJ s. Woods. Mr..
and Mrs. Douglas will go cast on their
brfday tour.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-23
CLOSELY FOLLOWS HER
HUSBAND IN DEATH
Mrs. George w. Fletcher, Wild
ow of District Freight Agent,
SucCumbS in Berkeley

the district freight agent of the
Southern Pacific, whose funeral took
place last Saturday. died yesterday in
Berkeley.
since the fire and was mending when
her husband was taken i'll. She had
a relapse, but seemed to recover when
the news was taken to, her that he
was getting better. Last Wednesday
she hoped to join her husband soon
when she was told that he had passed
away.
Mrs. Fletcher began to fail at once
and though in feeble health insisted on
coming to this city. She never re-
covered from the shock and died yes
terday afternoon.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-23
ASKS AID FOR CHRISTMAS TREE

The Associated Charities is planning
to give Christmas tree to about 500
children. most of whom there is rea-
son to believe would otherwise have
agement of the Valencia theater has
given the use of its building for the
entertainment on the afternoon of De-
cember 81.
The. Associated Charities would be
grateful for any toys contributed for
its tree. Nothing win go amiss, as
the children are of all ages
Contributions can be left at the AS
sociated Charities building. 1900 Jack
son street. or will be called for by
that office.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-23
HELD For MANsLAUGHTER

John Mangini, charged with the mur-
der of his mother in law, Mrs. Giovanna
Cereghino, at her home, 1892 Mission
street. on the night OF October IL. was
held for trial before the superior court
yesterday on a charge of manslaughter
Police Judge Weller decided that as no
one saw the defendant fire the fatal
shot there was not sufficient evidence
to hold him for murder.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-23
SECOND ROBBERY CHARGE

Martin FedderSon, youth who lives
in the Mission, was out on bonds on a
charge of stealing a purse containing
on a Mission street car from Leon Dia-
mond November 20 and Monday evening
he was arrested for a similar offense.
He was held for trial by Police Judge
Conlan on the first charge yesterday
and he will appear IN court this morn
ing for arraignment on the second
charge
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-23
CARABAo ELECTS OFFICERS

The United States military order of
the Carabao held its annual meeting
last night at the Argonaut hotel The
Following officers were elected: Para
mount carabao, Captain Peter J. Riley,
y. ). volunteers; patriarch of the herd.
Colonel r. r. Stevens, u. S. A; lead
and wheel carabao Captain F. NJ Stop
ford, U. S. A. The Initiatives were:
Lieutenant p. ]. Hennesy, U. S. A; Cap
tain E. 0. G. Ord, u. S. A.; Captain ]. A.
Hutton. U. s. A. (retired) Captain A u.
Faulkner, y. S. A; DIR. w. A Wickline,
=. s. A.; Lieutenant Commander Frank
McCullough, U. s. N
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-23
TO DRAW GRAND JURY

An application will probably be
made to Presiding Judge Graham by
the district attorney today that steps
be at once taken for the Impeachment
of a grand jury. There are several
matters the district attorney desires
to present to a jury.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-23

LABoRER COMMITS sUIcIDE-A man SUM-
posed to be Joseph Viola committed suicide in
lodging house at 80 Montgomery avenue
Yesterday. BE rented a In the morning
and was found in the afternoon with .he gas
flowing from two jets. He was about So years
old and dressed like a IaSorer.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-23
PHARMACY LAW v,

PHARMACY LAW vIoLATED-Francis John
son, proprietor of a drug store at 2S04 Twenty
fourth street, was fined $50 by Police Judge
Weller yesterday for allowing unregistered
pharmacist 70 sell lysol TO q. d. Pratt, in
spector for the state board Of pharmacy "
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-23

Watches diamonds, jewelry. on weekly pay
ments; prices higher than cash stores. Bril-
liant Jewelry Co.. 704 Market. room el2
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-23

Special Christmas sale of perfumery
from 25c TO $3.50 a bottle at Edwin Val
Schmidts, Fillmore and California sts.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-23

Do You Want S5.00f
Read THE CALLS weekly offer on
page IL.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-23
BOHEMIAN CLUB RECORDS DEED-rbe

deed executed by James D. Phelan to the
Bohemian club Of the lot at the northeast
corner of Post and Taylor streets was recorded
yesterday. The consideration was the nomi-