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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-08
MAY UsE kEULBAcH
Chance is Confident Of Beating New
York Today.

Chicego, Oct. S--The Chicago Cubs
with every playing member of the
team ana 100 loyal fans left Chi
cago yesterday for New York to
play or the much disputed cite
game as ordered by the directors
OF the National League.
Tho team reached New York this
morning and went at once to ho-
tel to rest up for the struggle
which viii decide the champion
shir Of the National league
Manager Chance was surrounded
by great mob OF fans at the de.
pot and 100 questions were fired
at him The one that was asked
the most was. "Who will yon
pitch rgainst the Giants?'
Chance in reply sprung sur
prise, as many were of the opinion
thai he would use Brown.
'Unless | change my mind be-
fore reaching New York and that
is not at all probable, will send
In big I'd Reuhach pgainst the
Giants You know that Ed Is in
grand form right now. and have
been having him practice for the
last two mornirBs Then again you
must remember that he hasn't been
scored on in the list twenty-ninc
innings said Chance.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-08
TAKEN TO GALLON
J ,mes Kelly Arrested and VIII he
Owen Lunacy Hearing.

James Kelly an employee of the
Erie road who persists in threat
cning TO commit suicide and VINO
makes his home at Gallon was ar.
rested in The local yards Wednes-
day and taken to Gallon, where
he viii be tried on a lunacy charge.
Kelly came to this city from G.dion
wednesday morning and after az.
rlying here telegraphed to his wife
IN Gallon TO bring him his clothe9
Mrs. Kelly has threatened to have
him arrested, Kelly is quite well
known in local railroed circles,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-08
Such is Story Told of Mrs
II. c. Godm lu.
YOUNG PEOPLE ENGAGED
Before Mother aud daughter
Took European Tpp.
After Return Mother and Daughters
Sweetheart Meet and are Married
Sensation is Created.

A Washington dispatch is author.
itr for the statement that the mar
riage Of Mrs. Henry G.. Goldman, of
Columbus and Mr. AJner G. 2. shoe
maker of Washington, which occur
red week ago created much OF q
sensation ia Washington andA due
TO the fact that Mr. Snoemktr and
Mrs Godman's daughter were sup
posed to be lovers. Mrs. Goldman
viii DE remembered as "a former ras-
idout Of this city aud she has quite
number Of friends here.
After leaving this city following
the death of her husband iu Daytoua,
Florida Mrs Goldman went 10 Co
!Umbus where she resided some time
Later sho .old her fine residence there
10 move to Washington, where her
daughter met Mr.. Shoemaker and The
two were soon said To- be- engaged.
lie appeared to be very devoted 90
Miss Goldman. Following the social
affairs of the winter season, Miss
Goldman and her lnDthnr seemed riv
al- for the favor OF the young man.
A trip abroad was made by Mrs
Goldman, her daughter and a friend
from Columbua and late I'm September
tho three arrived home. Mrs. Cod
man met Mr. Shoemaker shorIy aft
er their arrival home aud the two
returned TO New York City for a Wis
II with friends. Following their re-
turn they were married aud The an
rounccmcuts have been issued 10
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-08
Do not fOrg. I the compaign
opening tonight Hon. hudson
Harmon and Ollie ri JSmcs
will speak Two bands
BAND INTERTAINS
Bakers Organization Gives COnceIl
and Social.

Baker baud dellghtlully cn'cr-
talnod a mlll company Of friends at
a concert and Dutch luncheon held in
the band rooms on West Center street
last evening The guests were re
eiyoi OF 8 O'clock a fnc .nce.t
was rendered by the organization,
after which luncheon was enjoyed
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-08
AUDITOR RELEASES WELLS
Sets Man Arrested by Detectives
Free After Inyestigation.

After examining Alfred Wells, the
man arrested by Eric detectives Tucs-
day night Charles L. Allaa, count,
auditor, ordered Wells released f m
the county Jail The case OF Wells
crea;ed considerable .Ir in many
places and several newspaper men,
after iuvesigiting his case assis.el
in securing his release.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-08

Perfect womanhood depends on
perfect health. Natures rarest gift
of physical beauty comes to all who
use Holsters Rocky Mountain Tea
BHghi eyes and clear complexion
follow its use, 80 cents, Flocken's
Pharmacy.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-08
Auctioneer.

G.. W. Sells will auctionecr all
public sales at reasonable prices.
Guarantee satisfaction, 1913 West Cen
Ter. Phone 575. lO-S-SOlpd
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-08
NOTICE

All customers Of the late benjamin
Dougherty deceased, are requested W
make arrangements by Saturday night
October 10Th TO etilc their accounts.
at The grocery store, 52l North state
street. l0-S-2t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-08
Ladies Wanted

TO know that HE hest lines OF ready
to-wear trimmed hats IN Marion are
hore at popular prices 50 so to S. 90.
Marion Clothing Clcall Co
l0-6-3t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-08
Soose 11otes

The Protected Home Circle met
Wednesday evening and transacted
routine business. Arrangements were
in part made fol an entertainment
to be given by the lodge during he
last week of November The at
tendance at the meeting last evening
was very good
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-08

I'm yorr way down town 10
the big Democratic rally al the
skating rink tonight, stop aod
register.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-08

Give the children HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea this month. 1t
makes them grow aud gives them
rosy cheeks, There is no other med
icine in the world 80 good for child
rem 30 cents, Flocken's Pharmacy
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-08

On your way down town 10
the big d, mOCraIic ally at IN,
Skating rink tODsghi, stop ard
register.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-08

Full 5-yard all wool pleated striped
panama dress skirt at s5.75.
" LUDWlG'S.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-08

q campaign rally, one Of fhs
old fashioned sort at the ska'.
,Ha rink this evening Do not
fail to he there. HarmOn and
ameS will he the speakers.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-08

ladies Fleeced Pant, anl Vests,
priced but soc. LUDWIG'S.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-08

iat n,i,d'. some gnn nd,d blVuits Gold
N'u' ihI'-' Rsrrv
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-08

DowleF's goo music .ale lO-3-7
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-08

Dowler's 20c music .aIe. IO-a-7t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-08

'aoet ne at KaIor.s Candy Shop"
ii-l2,u
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-19
SAYS BOND SALE
IS ACCOMPL PLISnED
Mayor Taylor Tells Why He
Approved Award to Roll
Iins and Harris
City improvements, Including
Fire Protection, to Be
Rushed to Completion

The bond sale is an accomplished
fact" said Mayor Taylor yesterday,
and the whole matter is to be re-
garded as a closed incident. I have
approved the award TO Rollins and
Harris, made by the supervisors in
strict accord with the advice of the
city's attorneys, Dillon and Hubbard,
and [ am now busily engaged IN sign
ing the bonds themselves.
Il thought when the bids were under
consideration and still think that good
faith dictated different award, but
the point raised in regard to the Rol-
question the Dillon and Hubbard opin-
ion was explicit, and the board members
simply followed it in awarding the
bonds as they did. No good will come
of thrashing over the stale straw of
controversy about it.
Unless in a matter of Overwhelming
Importance it would of course be fool
ish TO override the counsel given the
city in a matter as important and in
volVed as a municipal bond sale. The
supervisors doubtless felt this and acted
accordingly.
Matters viii go forward now. The
before the close of next summer, and
the whole fire protection plant will be
so advanced in a years construction
that San Francisco will be safe as
never before The schools, too, and
the other public improvements will be
pushed along"
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-19
LEASING is ACTIVE
Downtown Renting Is Reported
to Be Brisk

Real estate men say that downtown
renting has been rema rkably active re-
Gently, and that they have more in
quiries for stores and Offices than they
have had for months
Baldwin & Howell report an active
some of the leases made by them
lately;
For a. and d. Mckay to d. c. Hager the bal
snce Of 243 KeaTny street on lease for Eve
years at aggregate rental or s100Oo
John c. Agar and Agnes NJ. Agar TO Nilshusen
& Nerdenhalen. store at southeast corner Of Main
and Folsom streets for two years. So. 600.
Two important leases for long term. which
viii involve rental Investment Of more than
$500. 900.
The improvements on the building at the north
east &oRer Of Market and Franklin streets TO the
Bay Counties free market company by Marion
IeEentritt, completed. for period of three years
at an aggregate rental OF $4,000.
The following premises have been
rented by Baldwin & Howell on private
terms:
PA Spruce street. Henry Frohnan for two
avenue. for two years: NJ. G. Dutf0n to DR.. Fife
220e California street. two yesrs: Mary A. Davies
10 A. II. Hsrmer 120 Noe street two years;
Fberhart 20 J. Kidston IS Parnassus avenue for
1912 Jones street; r. c. Miller 10 A. /. Coombs
1870 Baker street; c. d. Crowley TO Mrs. C.
Bishop, 1853 Franklin street: Ella ". Rohlfs TO
l. Erickson, 1913 Buchanan street: C. D. Crowley
70 DR.. George Z. Daniels. 1857 Franklin street:
Mrs. A. NJ. Buck TO II. Gilbert 1918 Buchanan
street. J. 5. Leutenegger 10 Martin J. Kennedy
1852 Hyde street; L. Lipman 10 Ed Ambrose I0T
Scott street; estate OF Jesse G.. Gobey TO Mrs F.
Prank 2020 Broderick street: F. /. Kohlberg TO
Joseph Coxen. 1873 Green street: f. ]. Genres
10 F. s. Clark. 1925 Octayia street: Mrs /. NJ
Donovan TO Louise SchulZer, 1907 Geary street.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-19
RAPID STRIDES
IN THE MISSION
D. Coffin Describes Growth in
That Section of the City
as Phenomenal
Business Opportunities Cause a
Change in Residence
Portion

There is no section OF the city which
is making such rapid strides as the
Mission south of Sixteenth street, and
D. Coffin. the well known real estate
man, describes it as phenomenal" He
says that the opportunities offered to
the businessman in this locality have
caused change in the entire residence
portion OF this district.
In his report for the weeks transac-
tions he enumerates the following
sales:
Lot in east line of Mission street north of
Twenty-hrst, known Central stables; buyer,
Charles kstz; seller. F. II. SuhE; terms Of sale
private.
Lot in Groveland avenue south Of Eighteenth
street; buyer. John kDudsen; seller. Hill.
Lot at southwest corner Of Lizzie street and
Prospect avenue: buyer James Fisher.
Lot and Improvements al 475 Valley street
buyer, Mary Scott; seller Harriet X. Hobart.
Lot and improvements At 223 North avenue;
buyer. Feuari.
Lot and improvements at 56T Twenty-eighth
street; buyer. n. Cosgrove.
Lot in Clipper street near Castro; buyer, ". L.
Coll
Lot and improvements in Chapultepec street;
buyer. Henry J. 0hlsen.
Lot in north line of Iwenty-hfth street near
Sanchez: buyer. William H. Bone Jr.
Tot at southwest corner OF Moss and Grovelsnd
avenues; buyer. Carl Person
Lot and improvement at 61S Twenty eighth
street; buyer. Michael Cody.
Lot and Improvements at 912 York street;
buyer. James Kennel.
Lot and Improvements at 925 Noe street;
buyer. II. r. Williston.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-19
SALES DURING WEEK
Important Transactions Nego-
tiated by One Firm

Lipman & Hirschler have made sew
eraI sales during the week and report
the following as part Of their weeks
work:
H. Berfo 70 A. e Csisel northwest corner
\ street and Eighth avenue. 25x10o: Sl.0J0.
For same account TO A. Heyer. lot north line
street . feet west OF Eighth avenue. 25x
100. $500
n L Powell 10 A. TInsley lot east line
Twentieth avenue, i75 feet south Of II street,
25xl2D. private terms
A Ur-y 10 n A. Gesron. lot west line Ash
bury street, 242:S feet south OF Waller. 23x
G. A. OTTO 10 J. A. caranaugh. lot east line
Twentieth avenue. 100 feet south OF H street,
25Kl20; private terms.
A. Meyer 70 J. KieRtz. lot east line Sixteenth
avenue. 100 feet north of I street north ok
100. Sl.65o.
%. p. Bailey. lot east line sixteenth avenue.
125 feet north - street. north 75xlo0; 5000.
Three dwellings VIII be erected on this property.
lot west line Thirty fifth avenue. 80 feet
north u Point BObos. 25x120. was sold 10 L. r.
DSlrsten: $500.
Joseph Conway. lot west line Of Twenty first
avenue, 100 feet south OF street. 25x120-
H. Barlow. lot south line II street. 81 g feet
east q Thirteenth avenue, 25x1OO: 5000.
T. !. Graham. lot east line Sixteenth avenue,
90 feet north Of I street. 25xi00 81, ZOO
J.. Savage lot east line sixteenth avenue, 225
Geet north Of ] street. 25x1OO; 81. 700.
z. p. Hatch. lot east line sixteenth avenue,
275 feet north Of I street, 25x100. $i,z0o-
=. X. Saba. lot east line Forty seventh ave-
nue. $50 feet south Of street, 3Ox120: $1,000.
A. Lindsey. lot west line Twenty FIRST avenue,
Z25 feet south OF II street. 25xl20.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-19
MAKE THE FLAG
Fly ON EACH SHIP
Earnest Appeal to Businessmen
by Chief of Steamship
Company

Captain Robert Dollar, president of
the Dollar steamship company, made
an earnest appeal to the members of
the Merchants exchange yesterday aft
ernoon to get together and see that
the American flag flies over every mer-
chant steamer visiting San Francisco.
Captain Dollar told how the American
merchant marine had declined since
1851 and told how to again build it up.
The meeting was called for the spe
eial benefit of the lumber and shipping
men of the exchange. Lumber dealers
have been complaining about the in
spection of lumber cargoes at the point
of shipping. w. i. Conyn, James Ty-
son and L. Fl. Pierson spoke in favor
OF the buyer having equal representa-
tion in the matter of inspection. They
Were backed by several of the repre-
sentatives of both the shipping and
president of the exchange, acting upon
a motion unanimously carried, will APP
points.a committee of six, three from
each industry, to confer and try and
bring both industries into closer re-
lationship.
Captain Dollar who was called upon
to make a report as to the improve
ments- along the coast, announced that
he would be forced. to leave his subject
and talk on trans Pacific trade. He
said that 1850 ton steamer could be
built in England for .s179,S20. and re-
cent bids for three government colliers
of the same tonnage quoted the price
for building them in the United States
at $4,000. This, said the. captain.
'tis the reason we can not compete
with other countries with our merchant
marine. Unless the steamers are built
in the United States they can not fly
the American flag and are, therefore.
not qualified to earry<s cargo to and
from American ports without the pay
ment of extra duty
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-19
CATHOLICS WILL
RECEIVE COMMUNION
Preparations for the Sacrament
of the Holy Eucharist Fill
the Week

Preparations for the sacrament of
the holy eucharist have filled the last
week among the congregation of the
Holy Cross Catholic church. This will
be received Sunday. and at s o'clock of
that day the first class of 1908 Will at
tend in the church at the corner of
Eddy and Scott streets At II o'clock
that morning 40 hours alteration will
open with solemn high mass, cele-
brated by Rev. 2. j. Ryan, Rev. James
Galpin, Rev Father Nevin and Rev.
John Francis McGinty. The choir will
be under the leadership Of r. Burton
Austin and will consist of double
quartet and chorus.
Monday morning the solemn high
mass for peace will be sung. Monday
evening Rev. Jerome Hanigan of st
Mary's cathedral will preach Closing
the 40 hours devotion, solemn high
mass will be sung Tuesday evening at
o'clock. The procession of the most
blessed sacrament in which the first
communion class and many children of
the parish will take part will follow
the opening and closing masses of the
40 hours alteration.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-19
RUSSIAN RIVER
LOTS ARE OFFERED
Development Company Decides
to Sell Quickly CIOverdale
Park Lands
Very Small Figure Is Placed in
Order to Advertise Beau
tifuI Site

The Russian River development COM
pany has taken hold Of Cloverdale park
and It is the intention Of the promoters
10 put upon the market property
which has few equals in the state for
the beauty Of its surroundings and its
eQuable climate.
In order 10 advertise Cloverdale
park. i'm the extreme southern part OF
MendOcinO county, just above the So
mona county line, on Russian river,
the company is offering the first 1000
lOE, 25N1o0 feet, Nat the remaTka bic
price OF SO each. and no more. includ-
ing deed free Of all membranes 70
property when tract is formally
opened .fnot exceeding three lots 10 any
one person.
Cloverdale park is on the line OF the
Northwestern Pacific railroad, within
easy access TO San Francisco. one mile
from Echo station, overlooking Nc
Cray's old homestead and a few miles
from Cloverdale. Sonoma county The
cost Of a summers outing for family
owning q lot at Cloveudale park. trans
portation included. viii be much less
than the cost of staying at home.
ClOverdale park is well watered.
having no less than 25 large springs,
i've running brooks and four small
lakes. also three excellent sulphur
springs. one iron and one soda spring.
the waters Of which. after a reliable
chemical analysis. were conceded TO
compare favorably with Bartlett
springs. Boating and bathing on the
Russ an river, beautiful drives and
walks over mountain roads and trails
are OF the pleasures that may be in
dulge6 in.
The proposed Observation-Disclosures
electric railway, the survey OF which
has recently been completed. is within
five minutes walk Of the tract. Elec-
rric lights can be obtained at a nominal
cost from the Snow Mountain electric
company. whose wires are at present
one-quarter Of a mile from Cloverdale
park. Nearly every lot is thickly
wooded and contains from $50 TO $3.50
worth OF timber.
The ride 70 Cloverdale park is most
beautiful. for the road runs through
Marin, SOnoma and Mendocino counties,
so wei known for their beauty and fer
tility. through the Marin. Santa Rosa,
Russian river and CloverdaIe valleys.
with their foothills and wooded noun
tain ranges, orchards, vineyards and
hop fields.
The park is densely covered with
giant trees. including white and black
oak. redwood, pine and other mountain
Er0wth
A-ADF = 4e4t pam -S 1u 4utdA pace AoA
campers. The pure mountain air IS in
gigorstfng-in fact. The climatic condi-
lions which exist there are unsurpassed.
The park abounds with several species
y game and is in the heart Of the deer
> country. II is well named the hunt
tr's paradise" By virtue Of the streams
which exist there and the Russian
civer splendid trout and salmon fishing
IS assured.
II IS advisable TO make reservations
at once, for the purpose Of the COM
pany IN disposing OF the first 1000 lots
at SO, not exceeding three lots to any
one person. including deed free Of all
incumbrances, is solely 10 advertise
Cloverdale park Reservations viii be
made in the order received All lots
Viii front on a street or road.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-19
MARINE VIEWS IN DEMAND
Large Sums Spent in Popular
Section of City

The demand for residence sites COM
manding a marine view continues active,
and. comparatively. there are few lots
left which combine good views and
easy access to the heart of the city.
In the district north of California
street and west OF Preside avenue, as
far as Maple street, there are lots
which have good views and are close
10 the car lines.
Although the price of these lots is
comparatively small persons who buy
in this district expend four or five times
the value of a lot for a residence,
which usually brings the outlay up to
about $25,000 or 10000.
In the last few months there must
have been spent from $250,000 to $780,
600 on residences. This money finds
not only a channel to the holder of the
property and the contractor who builds
home, but also to the furniture
tion.
Harrigan. Weidenmuller & Rosen-
stirn, who have been handling property
in this district, report additional sales
as follows:
Account Of E. ". Ferguson TO z. Livingston.
lot in north line OF Jackson street, 1896 feet
east Of Locust street, 31:6x12I:S14.
Account Emma 6. Butler 20 A A. Stolls. lot
in the south lire Of Pacific avenue, so feet east
OF Laurel. 40x127 :SIz Sc. 400.
Account Emma c. Butler TO H ". Postle-
thwaite. lot "a the south line of Pacific avenue,
120 feet east Of Laurel street
Account Federal security company 10 +. ".
Stadtmuller, lot in south line of Jackson street.
1850 feet west Of Preside avenue, 30x127 :s1z
$3.50
Acc1 1unt Emma G. Butler 10 Nathan Moran,
Tot in south line Of Jackson street. 771A feet
east Of Laurel street, which Mr.. Moran is 10
add 10 his holdings in the block.
Goslnsky, lot in south line of Pacific avenue. lis
feet west OF Preside avenue. 3ox127:SL IS, $50.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-19

in line Of Fulton street, 1876 E of Deyisa-
deEo. % by S I42:ela, NV 25, \ 713s:11s; $40.
OF OF Capp street, l2o Of Nineteenth, 20 by
Anna Meier to H. shemsnski. lot in line
OF Ninth avenue, 225 y of X street. 25
by 120; SO.
Gerhard Beese to Edward E. johnson and wife.
lot in W line OF Ellsworth street, go of
Eugenia avenue, % by W 20; $40
Eben ". Ferguson and wife 10 May E. Shaw
lot & IN \ line Of jackson street, 1875 of
Locust by 12I:S1z $40.
Same to Rose *. Livingston, lot in \ line
Of Jackson street, 1896 Z of Locust. E si:G.
Catherine Keane to Joseph Istel and wife lar
in " line of Webster street. 20 of Page,
George A otto to John Cayanagh LOT in r
line :, Of dwentieth avenue. 100 OF street. S %
John II. Grady and wife to Frederick A. Peter
son and wife, lot IN line of Army street, 243
of OF Castro, h;ai is,.+ z , % by 5 ia; $40.
and wife, lot in F. line of Sixth avenue. 275 \ of
street y 25 by E 100; $40.
Emma Thiebold TO Duffy Brothers. lot in \
line of Seventeenth avenue, 1910 1915 of
Belvedere street. 104:6 7-16, w 12:4ss, S
1o3:0A, E 1878 1-16; $40.
William A. Menne and wife to Walter W.
MEME lot ar SW corner Of Fifteenth and Whit
ney streets. " l43. 100. 20:6. 1906 E
1926. 260:6. and one other piece; $40
Roman c. de Boom To John n Holm lot in
r line of Milton street, IT'S of Bosworrh s %
by f 100; s1.555.15. -
Mary A. Tobin and Hibernia savings and loan
Thirty ninth avenue. 225 of B street. 27.
Sc 113;S, more or less, NE to point 225 s of
street. W TO beginning; $40.
Wright & Sons Investment COMPANY 10 HaleD
]. stoltz lot in line of Thirty-ninth avenue,
30 Of A, e9 by E 10; $40;
vestment company. lot in W dine of Thirty
eighth avenue, 225 of B street, co by w
Helen l. Stoltz to Bertha B. Schiller. lot in
line Of Thirty ninth avenue, 1865 of b
street, S 2T:6 by rs; $40
Wendelin Weidner and wife to Frederick Il
Cohn, lot in w line Of Second avenue, $50 S Of
Joseph L. SchInitt to Jerry A. Sullivan. lots
l and Ben Franklin homestead associ-
Laura b; Donovan TO Bernard Hemminger.
lot in line Of Twenty fourth street 10 "
of Diamond. W % by n ia; $40.
Mary's Help hospital TO Fernand A. Levy. lot
by Diamond and s by Thirtieth: $40. :"
Flora B. MscDermot to Home builders. lot
avenue, by California street and E by Sew.
Fernando Nelson and wife to WILLIAM A. Nell
and C street, \ 25 by Z 80; gift.
Samuel Glazier and wife TO Philip Bailey ana
wife. lot at + corner Of Silver avenue and
NV 500; So
Philip j. Bailey and wife TO Samuel Glacier
and wife. lots J. S. Il and ~. block IL, also
Gustavus A. and Eliza waltenspieI to Rer-
nardne Kemstuig. lot In S line of Seventeenth
street. 4e:5 e of Sanchez, 1913, E 23:9. \
William J. Charles TO Erik Christensen and
wife, lot 2I1. Cobb tract: $40
Charles II. Workman and wife to John T. Cam.
clipper s 25 bv " so: $40.
Lakeview and Sunnysde improvement COMPANY
to Mary J. Ringwalts lots II TO 2l, block ,. Lake
Homestead Realty company to Jacob Heymau
company. lot In W line Of Forty-fourtb avenue.