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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1909-12-02


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Truxton King
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John Marvel, Assistant
Thomas Nelson Page. 81 a..
Oh, Christina
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The Woman In Question
Scott. $135
The White Mice
Richard Harding Davis. 1885,.
The Bill-Toppers
Andre Castlemaigne $i.s5.
Stradella
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Half Chance
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The White Prophet
Hall Cain. s1S5.
Piss is Pigs
Ellis Parker Butler. sec.
That Pup
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Mike Flannery
Ellis Parker Butler. sec.
The Great American Pie Company
Butler SOC
The Thin Santa Claus
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The Life of James Robertson
Ralph Conner. $3.50
The Doctor
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Options
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The Cash Intrigue
Chester $135
Holy orders
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The Silver Horde
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A Spinner in the Sun
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The Love Letters of Musician
Myrtle Reed $3.50.
Studies in the American Race Prof,
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The Quintessence of Ibsenism
Bernard Shaw. $10e.
The Wistful Years
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The Wiving of Lance Cleavering
Alice MCGOWAN $185
Man and Superman ~
Bernard Shaw. $l25.
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Beasley's Christmas Party
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Is Shakespeare Dead?
Mark Twain. S125.
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Mark Twain. s1.0e.
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Mark Twain. $1.75.
The American Claimant
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Mark Twain. $3.50.
Extracts from Adams Diary
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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1909-12-02

The courthouse corralled the black
brother yesterday. as the criminal
docket was being tried and he figured
prominently therein.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1909-12-02

The cotton bale presented the Hos
pital Association by the Americas
buyers and warehousemen will be
auctioned tomorrow at the bazaar.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1909-12-02

Even the much-neglected Carnegie
Library now has friends. and those
who would damn it with faint praise
are outspoken for It,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1909-12-02

Store property is rather a drag in
Americus as sale, but If you want
to see the balloon go up just price
residence property here
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1909-12-02
.lALfS OF THE IONN
: TOLD IN FEW LINES

Pencil S.uIS Picked Up Al
RsedOm.
Picture frames made to order. L.arxt
line moulding to select from. Holli
days Book Store.
The best barbecue dinner OF the
week, with roast turkey and stack
of etceteras, will be served at the
bazaar at noon today Nuf ced.
The Three Jays carnival comes to
Americas for a weeks stand, and this,
with the aldermanic election, viii
serve to keep the town awake.
Don't ''cuss' the city council 1t
has done as well this year as any
other body of men could possibly do,
hampered as it has been.
Fourteen good dinners were ordered
from the bazaar cafe yesterday for the
jury and court hailiffs engaged In the
Patterson murder case
! The sale of seats for "Olivette" to
be presented here Tuesday night by
the Manhattan Opera Company will
| begin Saturday at Dodson's Pharmacy
The candidatai hike yesterday
among tho six aspirants for honors
aldermaEsc caused the neglected voter
to sit up and take notice.
The biggest hog in Americas moth
ing personaD arrived yesterday for
the Jones Carnival Company, via the
Central Railway. 1t weighs 200 lbs.
City politics and the electric light
ing proposition now absorbs all inter-
est, and will so continue until the
fight is decided next Wednesday.
The light of other days" is a tallow
candle in Importance compared to the
light problem that now ilIumines the
aldermanic race
The cotton bale presented the Hos
pital Association by the Americus
buyers and warehousemen will be
auctioned tomorrow at the bazaar
Store property is rather a drag in
Americas as a sale, but If you want
to see the balloon go up just price
residence property here.
Even the much-neglected Carnegie
Library now has friends, and those
who would damn it with faint praise
are outspoken for it.
The courthouse corralled the black
brother yesterday, as the criminal
docket was being tried and he figured
prominently therein.
Each of the opppoing tickets in the
aldermanic contest has staunch sup
porters, prominent and leading CHI
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-13
CITY COUNCIL NOW
IN WATER DISPUTE
Special Committee Appointed to
Secure Analysis of Supply

ALAMEDA, June 12.-The city coun-
Gil has decided to take hand in the
present water agitation and will start
with an analysis of the different water
supplies at the command of the
Peoples water company. While the
board of health has chemical and bac-
THEOLOGICAL reports on hand, the coun-
ell will secure its own analysis, and
has appointed Mayor Noy and the
finance committee to take the samples
of water to be examined and to secure
the chemist to do the work.
While the Fitchburg wells were
closed Alameda was supplied with
Chabot water There was general dis
satisfaction, but the complaints in
creased in large ratio when the hard
water of Fitchburg took the place of
the Chabot supply. At present Ala
media is getting a mixture of Chabot
and Fitchburg water, but there is still
much complaint, and the feeling is
steadily growing that only with the
advent of the Hetch Hetchy supply
will this city be afforded satisfactory
service.
The council committee of the whole
has agreed to adopt in council session
next Tuesday night the following
water rates for the ensuing year:
Minimum meter charge per month,
water allowance, 1888 gallons, 81; ad-
ditionaI water, per 1000 gallons. so
cents; fire hydrants, per month, 81.
The company has agreed to instruct
it's agents to be more careful and
secure correct meter readings.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-13
FIVE NEW ACTS IN
VAUDEVILLE SHOW
Oakland Orphenm Has Mabel
Hite and Mike DOnlin at
Head of Bill

OAKLAND, June 12.-Mabel Hite and
Mike Donlin open at the Oakland
Orpheum tomorrow afternoon at the
head of an unusually strong vaudeville
show. Probably Mabel Hite and Mike
Donlin would be sufficient in them
selves to crowd the theater, but the
management has associated with these
brilliant players galaxy of artists,
including some of the highest priced
vaudeville acts in the world There
will be five new acts in the show
Mabel Hite is known as one of the
cleverest condolences in the land. Mike
Donlin, her husband, the idol of New
York ball players, for years one of
the Giants and now an actor, has be-
come under Mabel Hite's tuition an
interesting stage figure. They will ap-
pear in a musical sketch entitled
Stealing Home"
ised in the contribution of Gilling-
water and his players. He was once
one of Charles F'rohmans stars and
made hit in vaudeville His play, a
Strenuous Rehearsal" is one of the
vaudeville classics.
Mazuz and Mazotte will provide
snappy acrobatic comedy The Vinde-
bonas from Europe have a musical
novelty. Billy Van, an old minstrel
star, viii entertain. The sunny south
act of 10 colored dancers and singers.
the Baader-La VeTle trio of cyclists
and Peter Donald and Meta Carson in
Alex McLean's Dream" make up the
bill
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-13
WOULD BEAUTIfY
THE BAY ISLANDS
Berkeley Chamber of Commerce
Urges the Planting of Trees
by Federal Government

BERKELEY, June 12.- Believing
that the reforestation of the islands
of the bay is necessary for their
preservation, and for the beauty it
would lend to the harbor, the chamber
of commerce of this city has taken the
initiative in the matter, and a resolu-
ton introduced by President George
B. Ocheltree has been adopted. 1t will
be sent to the various commercial
bodies of the bay cities.
The resolution follows:
Whereas forestration of the islands in San
Francisco bay would add to the attractions of
ing to visitors as well as to the thousands of
people who traverse these waters; and
Whereas, this work of forestratiOn properly
comes under the direction of the authorities of
the federal government and the authorities of
the several municipalities situated upon the
shores of the bay; be il
Resolved, that the Berkeley chamber of com
merce requests the authorities mentioned to take
steps for the forestration of these islands In
this connection the fact may be pointed out
that efforts hitherto made TO grow trees on
Yerba Buena island successful to a large
extent. sand the partial failure was due to neg
lect OF the young trees. well mistakes in
the selection Of trees for the western slope of
the island. With in choice Of trees for
propagation there should be difficulty in beau
tifying these islands with trees and shrubs
Resolved. that the commercial and civic organ
iZations about the bay of San Francisco be re-
quested to petition the federal government and
prompt action looking TO the foresration of these
islands
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-13
BURGLARS SECURE
LOOT OF J[WELRY
Residence OF Tony Lubelski in
Oakland Stripped of VAL
uables by PrOwlers

OAKLAND, June 12.-Using cold
chisel and claw hammer. which they
left behind them, burglars broke into
Tony Lubelskis home at 1044 Tele-
graph avenue last night during the
absence of the family, and carried away
several hundred dollars worth of jew
els, silver toilet articles and silver
ware.
Lubelsl6i. who was formerly the
atrical manager in this city, entered his
dwelling about l o'clock last night
and found all the rooms insdisorder as
the result of the careful search the
house breakers made for valuables.
He reported the burglary to Captain
OF Detectives Petersen, who detailed
Detectives Kyle and McSorley to, in
Vestigate. The plain clothes men found
that side window had been forced
with the hammer and chisel, which
were lying on a table in the house.
Except for the abandoned implements,
the sleuths found no clew.
Lubelski reported that among the
stolen things were two cut glass cam
delabra, revolver, a silver bracelet
set with turquoises, several stickpins,
a gold nugget, gold clock adorned
with pearls, cuff buttons, set of sill
yer toilet articles, box of gold en-
blems and a dining room silver service.
Burglars who entered A. c. Dibert's
drug store at 1149 East Fourteenth
street corner of Twenty third avenue.
broke pane of plate glass out of the
front door, then manipulated the lock
by reaching through the aperture. In
doing this work they were under the
glare of a street arc lamp. The cash
register in the store was rif1ed Of $14.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-13
MONEY ASKED FOR
FAILURE TO MARRY
Blanche L. Rivard Sues Frank
S. BetanCOnrt, Oakland Con-
tractor, for $4,000

OAKLAND. June 12-For seven years
Blanche l. Rivard of S26 Telegraph
avenue loved Frank S. Betancourt of
11O5 Twenty-eighth street, and believed
that he would make her his wife. She
says that Betancourt swore that as
soon as circumstances permitted he
would marry her and make her the wife
the world believed her to be.
An affinity same to the scene and a
$4,000 breach of promise suit is the
result. Miss Rivard wants pecuniary
remuneration for having her affections
trified with and being cast off. and to-
day her attorney. Fred Button, filed
suit against Betancourt.
Betancourt is a we'll known con-
tractor in good circumstances. Accord
ing TO Miss Rivard he passed her off
as his wife. and she was recognized as
SUCH She begged him repeatedly to set
her right with the world and was given
the promise that he would marry her
as soon as he could. Within a reason
able time." the complaint filed by the
plaintiff says.
A short time ago Betancourt's affec-
ton for her cooled. Suspicious that he
had found another love, she says, she
urged him all the more to marry her.
with the result that he broke with her
for good. She learned later that he had
found a new affinity.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-13
Cure Your
Rheumatism
Costs Nothing to Try

Rheumatism, Lumbago, Sciatlca, Pain In the
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even in persons of old age.
The Eve ingredients mentioned above prepared
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.the blood and have Rheumatism. Gout, Lumbaso
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Test this great remedy for yourself free by
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paper and you viii receive trial package by
return mail absolutely free. 1t is only in
..Gloria Tonic that you can get the above com
bination ready for
For sale and recommended in San Francisco by
The Owl Drug Co.. Sutter and Van Ness. Six
teenth and Mission, us Market street, no
Market street 943 Kearny street. Phelan build
ing Oakland stores-Thirteenth and Broadway,
Tenth and Washington, Sixteenth and San Pablo,
413 Thirteenth street
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-13
NOT SATISFIED WITH
INCINERATOR SITE DEAL
Discussion by the Berkeley
Conference Committee

BERKELEY, June 12.-At last nights
meeting of the conference committee
the matter of the recent purchase of
the Schmidt-Mendenhall incinerator site
was brought up by Louis Overstreet,
who moved that the committee con-
denim the action of the board of trus-
tees in the matter.
On account of previous action Presi-
dent Victor Robertson opposed this mo-
ton, although he stated that personally
he was opposed to and suspected some
thing wrong in the deal.
The committee passed resolutions of
support to the new mayor and council
and recommended that the public be
reminded to observe Flag day and
Bunker Hill day by decorating their
premises with flags. The matter of
the reorganization of the conference
committee on a new basis. as suggested
by several Improvement clubs, was also
discussed and the rule forcing the COM
mittee TO refer all matters back to
the clubs was bitterly opposed.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-13
.JUDEANS To Open
BENEFIT BAZAAR
Funds Raised by Affair to Be
Used for Aid of Beth
Jacob Synagogue

OAKLAND, June 12.-The bazaar for
the benefit of Beth Jacob synagogue,
which is being arranged by the Ladies'
endeavor society, will have its opening
tomorrow afternoon, with the young
men of the Society of Judeans man
aging the first days attractions. The
Judeans on the committee are ]. o.
Levy, P H. Viner, Ernest Eisenberg,
Joseph Kletz, NJ J. Schoenfeld, Ed
ward schary, NJ Goldman and Charles
Kletz.
The Monday afternoon and evening
entertainments viii be conducted by
the Hadassah club. through a COM
mittee, of which Miss May Goldwater
IS chairman. Her assistants will be
Miss Sadie Bachman. Miss Pauline
Hirsch, Miss Miriam Sapire, Miss Mol
lie Kletz and Miss B. Barnet.
The Ladies' endeavor society win as
sumo control Tuesday, when Mrs NJ.
Hellman, Mrs. NJ Hirsch, Mrs NJ Sill
yerstein, Mrs. Dora Davis, Mrs A.
Davis, Mrs. Carash, Mrs. D. Muskowitz,
Mrs. II. Davis and Mrs. Z. Zuckerman
will be at the helm. Mrs. Dora Davis
is chairman Of the general committee
Assisting the various committees
viii be the following women from the
Esterines: Miss Eva Buchanan. chair
man; MISS j. Steinberg, Miss Lena
Braunstein, Miss Sarah Garfinkle and
Miss Anna Porter.
The feature Monday night will be
a confetti battle royal
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-13
ANNOUNCE PROMOTIONS
IN FIRE DEPARTMENT
Oakland Board of Public Works
Makes Staff Changes

OAKLAND, June 1.-THE board of
public works today made the following
appointments and promotions in the
appointment and promotions in the fire
department: w. B. Harlow. stoker en-
gine No. 8, promoted to subengineer;
I. f. Stokes, driver truck No. 2, pro-
noted to subengineer; Tim OConnell,
extraman truck No A, promoted to sub
driver; Alexander Delerio, Frank j. Far
ley, 9. M. Goodrich. M. l.. Joyce, Wallace
d. Knight Alfred Vanucc, Rudolph
Riedt, Dennis Nyhen appointed from
the eligible list as subdrivers; Frank
Tacinto. appointed from extra man,
engine No. 6, to subdriver; Tony Marks,
appointed extra man, No. 6, vice ia
cinto; Samuel McCutcheon, appointed
from the eligible list to extra man, No.
4, vice O'Connell, promoted.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-13
G. A. r. INSTRUCTORS
PLAN FLAG CELEBRATION
Will Commemorate Adoption of
Stars and Stripes

OAKLAND June PA meeting of
the patriotic instructors of the various
Grand Army posts and kindred organ
izations of several bay cities was held
last night at H. B. Shorkley's home, SIS
Seventeenth street. The purpose of
the gathering was to further the
Grand Army celebration of the one
hundred and thirty-second anniversary
of the adoption of the stars and stripes
An enthusiastic speech favoring the
annual celebration of tIag day was made
by Deputy Chief l.. w. Simmons DIR.
Chapman of Appomattox post sang his
original song, The Same Old Drum, =
and vocal and instrumental airs were
son is a West Point cadet.
The next meeting of the depart
mental instructors will be held July 9
at Edwin w. Woodward's home, 1929
Hastings avenue, Steinway terrace,
Fruitvale.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-13
LABORER AT QUARRY
INJURED BY WAGON
Drivers Warming Fails to
Arouse Man in Danger

BERKELEY. June 12.-Tom Weaden
a labOrer in the employ of the Spring
construction company, was run over
this morning by wagon en- route TO
the Spring company's quarry and Sc
verely bruised and lacerated. WeadOn
was working on the road leading to
the quarry, and had his back turned to
an approaching wagon The driver
shouted a warning as the wagon came
but WeadOn did not heed it until the
vehicle was upon him. He was taken
to the Roosevelt hospital, where his
bruises were dressed and this after
noon returned to the construction
camp.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-13
ARCHBISHOP. TO DEDICATE
NEW CHURCH IN MELROSE
ST. Bernard's Parish Will Be
Scene of Ceremonies

OAKLAND, June 12.-Archbishop
Riordan of San Francisco will conduct
the dedication ceremonies at the new
church of ST. Bernard in Baker avenue,
MelroSe, tomorrow afternoon
Rev. J. Z. McNaliy, pastor of st.
Patrick'S church, West Oakland. will
preach the sermon. Rev. Father Kiely,
resident priest, will assist at a mass
st. Bernards church was built at the
western end of the recently organized
parish of Melrose.
After the dedication services, the
archbishop and his party will be taken
through the parish which his counsel
formed
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-13
HEALTH BOARD PLACE
DECLINED BY DR.. POND
DR.. w. T. Lum Named, but Has
Not Decided to Accept

ALAMEDA, June 1.-THE Alameda
board of health is still minus its fifth
member, to succeed DIR. j. Emmett Clark,
term expired. Last night DIR. Chauncey
NJ. Pond notified the council committee
that he would not accept the appoint
ment, rendered through the board of
health.
The council committee left with the
health board the selection of a man,
but when the board named DR.. Pond he
declined to serve. The council COM
mittee again took up the matter and
named DIR. William Tappun Lum. DR..
Lum said today he would consult with
Mayor Noy before deciding to accept
or reject the place
AS DIR. Lum is both a prominent ply
sician and a progressive citizen con-
siderable pressure is being used to
have him accept the place.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-13
ASKS $4,000 DAMAGES
FOR INJURY TO CHILD
Father of Crippled Lad Sues
Traction Company

OAKLAND, June l2-Suit for dam
ages to the amount of s2O.17o was
brought today by Louis Krohn against
the Oakland traction company for in
iuries sustained by his son. Max Krohn,
a four year old boy whose right leg
was cut off q year ago by an electric
car on san Pablo avenue. Srohn asserts
that no signal was given by the motor
man as he approached the crossing at
san Pablo avenue and Isabella street,
where the hoy was playing with COM
panions. and that the motOrman should
have seen the child.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-13
TRUCK DEALERS USE
SHORT WEIGHT SCALES
Five Arrested for Fraud in Oak
land Free Market

OAKLAND, June 12.-Five truck
dealers at the Oakland free market
We're arrested by the police today on
misdemeanor charges of obtaining
money under false pretenses, the aIle-
cations being that the dealers used
scales which were falsely adjusted to
defraud their patrons.
The prisoners are George Mitchell,
Joe Freeman. Joseph d. Christini, Jack
Stein and Morris Orlando
Captain Of Police Lynch detailed Po-
licemen Keefe, Flynn and O'Brien to
round up the dealers using crooked
weights and the free market was the
only place visited.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-13
QUIET FOURTH FOB THE
BERKELEY SMALL BOY
Firecrackers VIII Be Barred as
Celebration Feature

BERKELEY, June Eff the confer
ence committee of Berkeley Improve
ment Clubs has its way the small boy
will have a dreary time of it on the
fourth of July, for he will be prohibited
from scattering the festive firecrackers
about the town.
At last nights meeting of the com
mittee Fl. r. Hambley stated that on
account of the great quantity of dried
grass in the city the ordinance prohib-
iting the discharge of frecrackers,
which is enforced every day but the
fourth of July. should be allowed TO
stand this year.
The committee recommended that
this be done.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-13
FLAG DAY MONDAY AT
THE BERKELEY LIBRARY
Mrs. Whitbeck Will Read Dur
ing an Extra Story Hour

BERKELEY. June 12.-Flag day viii
be celebrated at the Berkeley public
library Monday evening by an extra
story hour. when Mrs. Whitbeck, who
mas charge of the children's reading
hours. viii read the following pro-
gram.
Poem ..The Flag Goes By; Flag day, our
v,or5ngegt holiday: story. ''The Five Pointed
STAR. poem. '.Ietsy's Battle Flag how the
FjsRs Are Made for the Navy; story OF nag
+laf was made in the desert story An Incl
dent of the Spanish War: poem. The Name
= old Glory p: poem, THE Old Flag Forever.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-13
GIRL OF SEVENTEEN IS
Welded ON BIRTHDAY
Bridegroom Is Young Business
man of Alameda

ALAMEDA, June IA quiet we'd
ding was celebrated at noon today at
the home of Rev. n. ]. Loken, when
Miss Pamphylia Busk became the
bride of Frederick Churchill. The
bride also celebrated her seventeenth
birthday. The bridegroom is a young
businessmen of this city and is 21 years
of age.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-13

CHARGE THEFT OF LEAD-Oakland. June
12.-Accusing Hermann Weiss and Henry
Boreher Of stealing 1O.Gf5 pounds Of lead. worth
$500 70. the San Francisco chemical company
brought suit against them today for the recovery
Of that amount. The complaint alleges that
the lead. which is worth cents pound was
stolen from the company's plant at Flemings
noinf.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-13

Marriage Licenses

OAKLAND, June 12-The following mar
ringe licenses were issued today:
4 Harold +. Garett. ~ Los Angeles. and
Frances NJ. Davies, 70. Oakland.
Lawrence T. AhrOtt 81 Niles and Alice FL
liOtt. 10. Pleasanton.
Frank Ciarlo. 81, Oakland and Matilda So
brerO, IS. Alamcda.
yolney F. Smith. %. Fruitvale. and Marjorie
NJ. Miller. IS Oakland
Frank Sarri. y. aud Hanna Rusanen -. both
OF Berkeley.
William Sherwood 20 and Florence Batteu.
19. both 81 Oakland
John Riley. So and May c. Phillips 20 both
Of Oakland.