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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-22
QUEEN HONORS MAN
WHO SAVED Her LIFE
fRivATE WHO PREvCNTCo
Assassin FROM KILLING
ougEh Is OWEN MEDAL.

10y Odtso Sfshes
LISBON. May - Queen Amelia
sss publicly oonea~ea the soldier
Vnlents. Who saved hsr life when
Bina tarlm and Crown Prince
Luis lpiiipps were aaos sstnstea
Naleote. Who Il private In the
infantry, Was near the roysl car
riase wh-a the crown prince wss
shot lie rushed up to the Aa.
raHsin as he was about 10 fire point
blank at the queen. and knocked
up the barrel OF the eafbine. The
shot Was fired. but the bullet went
over the paeen'h head Valente
himoif Was wounded IL the thigh
bY a second shot
When IL became known that Val.
ente was TO be- decorated thou.
sands Of people gathered outside
the palace. The ceremony took
place within the palace. the qaeen
pinning on the breast OF the sol
der the Cross OF the Order Of the
Towcr aud the Sword OF Merit Her
majesty ueu appeared ON the bal.
conY Nith one arm around the
neck OF the young king and fol
lowed b. Nalcute The crowd be
low eheered enthusiastically. and
when quiet had been restored. the
queen With one arm stiit around
the kings neck. pointed To Nalente
and Ia voice broken by emotion
said.
lie saved my life"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-22
DESERTER GIVES
HIMSELF UP

with tears In BIS eyes and Hmlt.
ton BY guilty conscience. Marvin
Douglas Taylor. - years old. walk
ed Into the police station this morn
inE and announced Ia chief Clerk
Denny Drew that be vas a desert.
er from the United States navy and
wanted 10 give himself up
! have suffered the panEH of
guilt from the moment deserted
from the United States cruiser Den.
yer nj Hongkong on April Is. said
Taylor this morning u have
served IL the navy for six years
In a moment Of weakness desert
ed. but now ! am ready 10 take my
punishment
Late this afternoon Taylor was
taken Ia Hremerton and turned
over 20 United statas authorities
Taylor stated this ufstuiug that he
left HonEkong ON n tramp steam.
ship lie had n five-cent piccu Ia
his pocket when booked al police
headquarters. Taylor says he was
born aud raised In New York City
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-22
.CHESTER'S MIND
NOW PERFECTLY
CLEAR
No Danger Of Relapse, Is
Testimony Of An
Expert.

TAtoAa. MAJ as That Chea.
tar fhcmpsou na6 not only com
pieiely recovered bic sanity bu,
that there iE 40 dsnScs ri q re-
lhpas into hia former mental aeis.
ean the opinien espseelsd this,
morainn by IN r y amitb, The
third expert called By tbs p~ti
TONER
fhta eSpreaalon Of opinion was
brought eefofs the Nttnsm 6efore
he was turned over TO tbs stats foi
croas, sNamiantton. AftsF M. ship
les had led ap 10 tbs crucial point
hs an aaFoit aefAeu OF euaafioas
covering the doetorn examinations
and ehusFvationa OF Chester Al tn
farhasr trial. Since then In. smith
hoe heea a medical skpsft appaipt
ed 70 examine into Chester sanity
rhia was oss Of ms a ronReaf
Ps'lHtn yet hroasht out fOr the Pc
ttttunsf'a eaae
A. hiH r~aaua fof believing chez
tsF had beoau1e served 10 stay
cared. ths destor savs tBs fact
THAI his pkyatesti health has ion
pros ed Eain@a an inch and over
ts stature. and Is 10 30 pou1ds in
wskFht since hts ineArnefutbao
p pieakily he nsw a~ema 10 bs In
per'vel eoaaltias.
Nhss mentAl recovery. the doe
tor ezPlalaed, is h0t accompanied
BY any sotbcsztbbs lao Frovemcni IN
thc physical hsalth nf the sufferer
Il IL aisaost a furcEosc conclusion
that there will bee a dropping back
ista the previous insane state.
lie lad come to the conclusion
that eseatet's form Of Insanity vas
What il called sadaieHeent. OF
Juvenile insanity" form which
both boys and girls are more or
lraa subject 20 about the age Of
maturity. providing tho necessary
contributing causes arr present
In ch.HtcrH ease. the doctor
stated that those causes hat been
present AZ ie O'Clock recess was
taken. and Smith wiil probably so
on the stand the greater part of
the afternoon session
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-22
PROTEST OF
NO Avail.

Notwithstanding the protest Of
business men aiouk Pike 81. the
parade vii not turn up ruioa 81.
70 Seventh Av. then over Ia Pike
and back on Pike Il 20 Second
ay. a. was the original plan
The change WAS made With the
consent OF the eutiee entertainment
committee. and Vas made at the
request Of Rear Admiral srsrry.
sho had requested that the men
mAfck a. little as possible. "a they
had been too much on parade Ia
California
The committee was Informed that
ever turn means a delay II rs
minutes. aud an four extra turns
had been cut out. u means Hay.
lnE of one hour IN the time Of the
parade.
The reception committee an
nounesd that The fleet would drip
anchor at o'clock. - that the
public would need 70 get to the
points 81 observation long before
that time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-22
JAPAN HOLDING
HER OWN WAY
ny United pfs,.l

LAKE MoHoNK. \. Y. May -
Ilaron Takahita. Japanese amhas
esdor. addressed the international
arbitration conference today Ar
bisratiou. be said. Is one % tho
most practical measures of necur.
lnE aiulcHhie settlement ~ Indus.
trial disputes, You certainly are
aware that Japan has been aotue
times a party to this method 81
settling disputes Il la needless for
IA. 90 say that the United statef
has distinguished itself IN iis Tor
eian policy BY a hiEh sense Of jus
ttes and fair play. yet With such
poWof, aifpaE and civilized. a. a
prime mover that nothing further
could b. done In regard to Japan.
che ls holding her nwn despite her
many vieisatSudeH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-22

a iadielous selection of disposal
sites
Ia round numbers. the savine
would be approximately sf0e a day
or $50 ooo year. enough 10 kn
s.Nil collection system and buy
several disposal sltca
50 Ear IS can b. learned AZ pres
ent. there AZ. ten eouueiimsn Rho
are believed to b. lined uR IA "a.
vur OF the Muglhy ordinance THIS
list includes Fouueiimsn Murphy
Mullen. Armstfung. Way. liluea. IT,.
seiIe. Mafsali. Parker. Weaver and
Mckinann
Councilman Gasdafd IL assigned
the definite votes 90 zix council.
mea. Goddard. Zbnden. sAeyer.
jackson. gill and ConwaY. aaa
couneilmen Spafkman and HuFd
are s1iil placed In the doubtful llat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-22

TO Cold field hasa neeeanhog 10 pps
vest any exesstas cat break bs
erikiHs miusrs fhs WHY eaua
sd b. tbs ,otsmtk@ In Gesdfbeld.
aoo to-a critbcbsu hssapaa spos his
tor asking Preesbest Roosevelt "a
send fs6seFal tfuops ts tsue sslaii M
camp. easps1o tsayerupa SPARKS 10
take to sa bed. bat bp recovered
amer a nrw DAYS
Early II 40 mary Coy. Sparks
waa eansot In a h=avy rain ptoflo
and neuralgia aoo ssfyuus cos.
plalnt followed Vie sought treat.
mcnt IN san Francisco but failed 10
benefit BY It aaa returned 10 Reno
lie was elected governor IN ie0s.
Gov Sparks served Ia the Apache
var With credit and numbered
among hia best friends many Of
ticeru who served In that memor.
able campaign
All OF the state offices are closed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-22
NO STRIKE IN CHICAGO.


CHICAGO. May IA general
strike on all traction lines Of the
city vas avoided today when the
20 employees who Withdrew from
the union sent letter 10 General
Manager Roach. ~ the traction
company. saying that IN the inter.
eats Of peace and TO save the city
from riot and disorder. they would
pay their dues and fines into the
union
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-22
CONFERENCE REPORT ON rsu
APPROPRIATION gill
IS REJEcrEp.

WASHINGTON. uay y The
conferences report ON the apprupria
tioa Dill Including the ship subsidy
amendment. was rejected By the
house today. ~ % t5a. The vote
Nas - close that the speaker or
dsfesf a reeaultalAtlnn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-22
ON THE FRONT

The United States transport Dix
sailed this morning for Che Orient
and Manila. after paving "a Ylas 10
toe cities Of the sound lasting sew
rral weeks The Reesel cleared
with her matches full. the cargo
consisting Of $50 horses and muiea.
$500 tonf Of oats and nearly mil.
Hon feet 81 lumber The vessel
viii probably return 10 the sound
some CINE during August
The steamship Governor. Of Tho
Pacific Coast Steamship company.
sailed this morning FOR San Fran.
cisco with q passenger list of 200
aud her matches containing 200
toms Of general froisht
Tn. Eosmos liner Anubls f. ~.
Dected here the first Of next week
from the West coast with "A small
cargo OF liquor aud coffee. The
Annbis will load here and IN Ia
cuns and will take a large con.
hiknn,sDt IT grain from both ports
Tor the west coast and Central
Aelefiea
The oil steamer Col Y l.. Drake
departed Tor Gan Franelfeo this
morning The vessel discharged
her cargo here and IN Tacoma.
The oil steamer Arsyn. u the
Union Oil company. arrived a. her
docs this morning si,o heavy
cargo from the southern port The
weasel viii discharge and sail for
Ban ffsoclsco Sunday.
The steamship Edith Of the
A iasks Steamship COMPANY. ar
rived In port this morning from
gturtermaater hsrbor. where she
has BEEN ON dfydocs making gen.
ersl repairs before taking up her
Northern run.
The steamer Watson r. expected
over today from Tacoma. where abe I
has been diHehsrRinR and loading
She will take on additional cargo .
here and II due ~ sail tof San
Francisco tomorrow noon.
The Norwegian steamer Hor
nelen sailed from here yesterday /
with a heavy sano 10, La Boca /
She carried with her Capt Emit
Francke. who VAS IN command OF I
the Hill liner Dakota when thar I
vessel was destroyed on Shirahama /
reef. of the coast Of Japan. a year |
ago last March Capt Francke ae.
copied the position OF supercargo /
on the Horneien The vessel was
due 70 leave this port Wednesday. +
bat owing TO the bursting Of steam /
pipe was delayed over night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-22


RENO. New. MAJ 20 GOVERNS I
John SPARKS. after 40 illssao 81 Hvs
months. dleo At : 30 this morsluo
Ncuraisia of tnso heart SRs tbs On
@~oiafe cause 81 death
Lieut. Governor pon s Dek~r.
leo stscces6a 10 the EoyeroornbLp
hekereeu iu 81 years old. being to,
yoaooocsd governor NsVsost ever
oao
0oser~pF Sparks Was s. Years
old ard oae % the states wcaitoleo
safue
Governor Sparks began 10 sick az
SO this morning and bis phyHi.
elan vas hastily summoned. but
nothing could be done Tor the "a
tlent and at S 20 he passed. away
His Wife. son aud daughter were
a. The bedside when the end came
Governor Sparks became "a soon
after the federal troops uerc sent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-22
EVANS SEES
PRESIDENT
ROOSEVELT STATED THAT ne
WOULD LIKE TO STE HIM
ELEVATED TO VICE Ap.
MiRAL.


NY United Pfe6a)
WAaHiNGTON. May - For
the nat time since he returned
from his long cruise ON the A.
lantie fleet Admiral Evans called
on President Roosevelt today
Upon leaving The White House.
Evans said that the nations chief
executive had expressed Wish
that he could have him elevated 10
the rank Of vice admiral
such an honor would please me
greatly of course. said tysns
frankly, hut II IL Is not conferred
upon me. IN Try 10 get slOng rs
best can without II
Tho old SEED warrior said he felt
very sell. but he sho~s the sf
feets Of his illness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-22
SUNSHINE is
PROMISED

Promise Of fair weather from the
weather man. reinforced with the
suns rays breaking through the
clouds. gives hope that tomorrow
VIII be bright and clear when the
people OF Seattle assemble 10 wei
come the fleet
Fair weather for the next four
day. Ia the principal wish Of the
people Of Seattle. az the enjoyment
Of the fleet reception depends
greatly on clear skies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-22
WOMAN ON TRIAL

Ada Oiesou vas put on trial be.
fore Judge A " Frater this morn.
Ing for selling liquor without a
license May g. She demanded a
jury trial from the municipal court
City Attorney Ellis DeHruler il
prosecuting the case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-22
FLEET NOTES

\
uan bureau has b@<a s.tahiiatsd
~ the use 81 the eniintad mon
The bureau Ia In CHARGE of . com,
mitie~ from the Y. N q. A Street
o. her places wlll ts diutflbal ed FREQ
10 the men fnum this bureau.
AZ information burenn soY the
uns OF tn. GU bile has been Establish
ed On Pionssr sauar~. and visitors
d~airfup ronmm are TO inquire Al
this bareaa. All in. raamn at tho
down town hotels are fihed. and
he hotsl clerks ars ssndina lgeo-
thsY mn obtain Koos rooms
-
ODD Fsliows who Ars with IN.
f1sast will be al eao by tbs b..
ga hsdH~u at tbs head atArt.rs.
~bl@h have he~n established al
1896 SECOND Ay ArrangafHspta are
being made for a hABau@t 10 th~
Waiting Odd Fellows noolday might
at Carpe@tsra hall. 1920 FOURTH ay.
-
Mayor Miller yea s..t,tu,. lsntpo on
city which can o. closed. observe
Tnnaday a. a public hordny.
Cant John BsrtninFhas. super
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-22
ttttttttttttA
TAKE YOUR CHOICE.

4 Considerable discussion bps 4
4 been eauaod regarding the 4
= proper use Of the petlentl col =
= ofs IN decorating. Military au. 4
4 thoriNes this morning stated 4
= that there is no rule IN the 4
4 army regarding the ues Of tho 4
= bunting, but that Il lie always 4
4 customary 20 place bunting In 4
4 the order Of red, white and 4
4 blue, reading from the top" 4
\ According 20 that decision Il 4
! lie proper 10 put the red on top. 4
4 Those who have been at sea. A
4 however, claim thst the blue 4
4 should be on top, an the blue 4
4 comes At the top IN the flag. :
4 With the red on top sailors =
. claim that u 10 = signal d dis. =
\ treaa. 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-22

JUNEAU. Alaska. MAY 2l@Tho
democratic territorial COMMITTEES
3as organized today with Chair.
tnan James McCiosksy. Secretary
81 y Crother 81 juneau. and John
itonan 90 Fairbanks. treasurer
Juneau was named az the neat con
vrntion city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-22
;;lknidp.h Garbage Syste's
!; Rsuld Prove Great
Eeonomizer.
l,,iuesr Estimates That
G., Hauling Would Cost
$4,000 Less.

nss suwfsa thai the city
- ~ s45s cer day os sise p
- ssss. - tNs sstabhsnment
,'..nalslasd pAreags system s-on'
...a,e,, uniBT he AsFpey oTdi'
-. ,uNssssa N tee city evan
! .ms tlua 80 vss erosSes ~
!. .s,sasAa & lbs copaeli c~m'
- 40 xssslrsd At tbs sant
.....ss a 81 h.saltb aod ssoits
9. I'D ensWss oO@mittses this
~. wscslsx WIS called tnr the
..,,s.s pur,ess ~ soDsissrios tos
49,, klll. ard lbs sch~me Intro
- a eeaucl tusas Goddara laod
xs.ssx ia whsrk tbr latter ssos
- a. ldra Of eaItnE . specssd
.s,f6an a xoba speo BIS issls' "a
49, 81 ne sa1ae purpose
as esp@aoss that the iolni eoW
-s,z<sp xill ssa8t 20 toesf report
- r,sths s8nsCli aa to the ress
- ubase efdisAoces A maieFs
al meDihers 81 the finance
.mmntss ars knoWn tn b. IN "a
- 4. gzSissafd scheme which "
ssk.ns.se b. slmply a clever move
: I.z;pAs of the cunueilmen who
sssss NJ fight for a private gar
80 ccaffacf sour itme RKo To
- the proposal II Councilman
unrhy which has the sanction u
4 lhnss cts officials whu have
uaas a INVESTIGATION % the sub
~ but Murphy 4 credited with
l.azx a majority of the eouneii
nlfs
Essirser's Figures
4 rkxmeionlag bis measure b.
- ~ session u the iolat com.
s,sss coaneilman Murphy today
vasrrd to A report furnished him
; Aal4iAns CITY Engineer Z. J
sxre. xho has charge 81 the mun.
"a lsefneFafOr Al present IL ops
zsnsn. This report shows that
"a estimates which the depart.
nfrs Aks made since January 1.
~ A. prvNenf refuse collection
4 y eitY viii reach eco tons u
az a is al the estimates made
4 80 street sNeeplnEN we're not
atl4is& This means. Il IL con
Hnt-S tkas the city Is paying ap-
.sraaatsly 81 eco per DAY for i,A
zfns colisetion and haul
A&mltting. for the sake 81 arEu
xsa1 he report continues. that the
ndsftion msg cost - much under
znieiEzl eaatfel as Il does uow
MR. yriysse eoatraet. a saving OF
& East $ \ ton could be made
= sboFtsnsng the haul from five
El~s q one mile per ton. which
rssss easily b. accomplished D.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-22
(By United prsml

CHICAGO. Nay IA general
cut IN wages Of all section men and
unBkilled hLOrers has been or
dered By the railroads extending
west from Chicago. Several thou
sand men are affected
This IL the first wage reductions
made By the western roads and is
considered In some quarters the
first step in a general cut which is
declared % be inevitable unless the
revenue can be Increased BY an adj
vance IN freigh. rates The redue-
ton In the case OF most section
men il FROM Sl35 q day OF 10 hours
70 tlZ5. Most OF the laborers af-
fected are ignorant foreigners.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-22
eATTLEsnIp In pRYpock.

The mammoth battleship Ken
lucky goes on the drydock Thurs
day. May zIst. at p. m. Take
Port Orchard Route al pier foot of
Yeaier way. Boats leave 10 times
daily Round trip zoe. 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-22

The steamship Victoria returned
from Quartermaster harbor this
morning. where she has been re-
pairing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-22

The steamship Governor Of Tho
Pacific Coast Steamship COMPANY
sailed this morning FOR San Fran.
cisco With u passenger list OF 200
aud her matches containing 200
tons OF general freight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-22

The oil steamer Col + l.. Drake
departed Tor Gan Franelfco this
morning The vessel discharged
her cargo here and IN Tacoma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-22

The Rainier club will rive re-.
e.pfion Sunday afternoon from
10 ; o'clock to the junior officers Of
thu fleet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-22

The steamer Watson r. expected
over today from Tacoma, where she
has been dihehsrginR and loading
She will take on additional cargo
here and II due ~ sail fof San
Francisco tomorrow noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-22

The steamship Edith. Of the
A issks Steamship company. AZ
rived In port this morning from
siartermaater hsrbor. where she
has BEEN ON drydOcs making gen.
orsl repsirs before taking up her
Northern run.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-01-04
DEFENSE GOT
THE BEST OF It
Contradictory Evidence Of Johnson
at ZURICH Hearing Yesterday.
Trial Rssnmes This Morning.

When the trial of James Doran,
for alleged holdup of Hobo John
sons saloon at Riepetown Wednes-
day afterrOon, Is resumed this morn
ing before Justice Cartwright. it IS
probable mat the number of specta-
tors press mt will exceed even that OF
yesterday, when the district court
room was hlled TO overhowing The
trial yesterday presented no startling
features For the prosecution Attor-
ney Nelson appeared, while Attorney
Walker represented the defense The
first witness was Frank Welshon. fol-
lowed by William Miles. Both men
described the scene at the time OF
the alleged holdup. Miles created
laugh wnen he told of Jurich hav-
ing held his gun in such a manner
that Welshon walkde into it, A
ripple of m,rth WIS also evident when
he told of the haste Of the two to
leave the place when they had Sc
cured the money behind the bar
Johnson. on being placed on the
stand. created unfavorable impression
by contradicting himself several times
In his evidence.
when adjournment was taken. His
testimony was that he still owed the
firm SIS on the original contract
price for a half interest in the busi-
ness. hui as he thought both invest
ments and profits were being dissi-
pated by Johnson. he wished to with
draw his money and could not do so
otherwise The last question put to
him by Nelson before the recess was
in regard TO the amount of his in
debtedness TO the firm, which he ad-
mitted to he s20e. according % agree
ment made with Johnson on Wednes-
day morning.
Al the uose of the 7essier t was
nard TO make anv estimate Of advan-
tage gained ly either side. but IL
would appear that the defense scored
heavily on Johnson's testimony.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-01-04

sons who had met with misfortunes
which rendered it hard for them to
pay. | specified, however, that per-
sons who sold or manufactured liq-
uors were excepted from this rule.
As the larger portion of he income of
the city is derived from husines ses of
this class the matter was PASSED on
to the city attorney, who Will report
on the matter at the next meeting
Street numbering was then brought
up but was not acted upon, the meas
nre being tabled until future meet
ing.
The city attorney made report that
he is preparing rules of order of bus
mess and conduct of meetings of the
aldermen. This will also be present.
ed at the next meeting.
Contrary TO expectations, no re-
ports We've presented last night,
Mayor Clark not having his ready
and preferring that all should be
given out at once. These reports are
now promised for the regular meet
ing on Tuesday evening.
We need some method of taking
care of the city sick" said Mayor
Fred Clark last night to the council,
and | would recommend to you that
a committee be appointed TO meet
with the county commissioners next
Monday in order to make some con-
tract with them for caring for sick
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-01-04
PRICE
FOR ELY REALTY
Transfer Made of Apex Saloon Pro.
perty al a Figure Showing
Strength in Market.

Among important instruments filed
Yesterday with the county recorder
was one from Il. L. Bramlett to Mrs.
Louise Turner, conveying for eonsid-
Grafton of $4,000 the Apex saloon
property, designated in the instru-
ment as one-fourth of lot 4, block b,
of Ely.
This transfer, while II does not
show a record price for real estate
in that section of the town, at least
shows that real estate is looking up
with the coming of the new year.
The price is considered very fair
one under present conditions by real
estate mea.
c. w. ably of Osceola has trans
ferred TO the Gold Bar PLAYER Min
ing company, for 81 and other yalua-
bic considerations, his Gold Run
placer mining claim In Osceola. The
instrument was filed for record yes
terday
Another deal in Ely real estate in
yolving a good sum was between
George II. Tingley and p. c. Cullen.
In this consideration of $1,S00 fig
ured. being the transfer price of loi
4, block 4, Ely.
Deed TO ames III. Patterson by p.
II Cannon of date of NoveInbpr B.