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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-11-08
IN THE TOLLS OF INFLUENZA.
unucky Pittsburg Citizens Compare
Notes in Strange Language.
stand aside

When two East enders met on a car
bound downtown on a recent muggy
morning and engaged in conversation,
the other passengers were under the
Impression for time that they were
listening to a discussion in Esperan-
to or Volapuk. 1t ran something like
this:
"Bordfg, Johd."
"Bordi'g, Jib."
dice bordi'g." =
Yes, dice bordi'g-dot."
What's dew"
dot thi'g. Adythi'g dew i'd your
llde?"
dot blabed thi'g."
How you feeli'g this bordi'g?"
"Od de bub"
80 alb I. Dearly sdeezed by head
off last digit"
"Sabe here"
"Goi'g to the beeti'g to-dight?"
Dot on your tidtype. Goi'g to stay
hobe a'd dirk rub and hodey" o. .
Good gabe. Hot rub pudtch for
bide" no +. .
well, here we are dowdtowd. So
log" ... ..
And they wended their dismal ways.
--Pittsburg Times. .. ...........
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COURTESY IN THE STREET cAF
Something Of Reversal of the
General Rule.

do you suppose that's an effect of
the recent agitation of women's
rights ?" asked the man, indicating
with nod of his head "rcne that
was taking place in an 81" car in the
homeward rush. His companion
looked and saw a slender, handsomely
gowned woman offer her seat to q
young man who, in the crush, was
standing in front of her and was car.
rying an armful Of large, heavy
books. ... .isrr .. .
The young man looked rather en-
barrassed and bravely declined with
a pleasant little smile, which was all
he could accomplish in lieu Of rails.
ing his hat with his heavily incum-
bered hands. ~"
well, then" said the lady com.
posedly, resuming her sat, "let me
hold the books in my lap"
That would certainly be kind, II
you don't mind" consented the youth,
relinquishing his load; and when the
lady reached her station, leaving her
seat to him, he thanked her for her
thoughtfulness with fully as much
gratitude as a woman would have
expressed for a similar courtesy from
a man-perhaps with more apprecia
ton, the experience being more
rare.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-11-08
He Had An Opinion

Here the judge took a hand in ex-
amining the venireman.
You don't seem to understand the
questions addressed to you by the at
torney," he said. What they want to
know is whether you have formed or
expressed any opinion in this case.
That is to say, have you told anybody
whether or not you believe the defend
ant guilty of the crime charge against
him, or have you said to anybody that
you believe him to be innocent2
Course not, judge" answered the
venireman. ut amt necessary for me
to express no opinion about him. I've
knowed him for 30 years, an 1 know
blame well he stole the cow"
THAT will do, Mr.. Skies You may
stand aside"
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lSealI
AN AFTER-DINNER DELIcAcY.

Dated November 5th, 1909.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-11-08
A Church Saloon.

A number of wellknown churchmen
of Montclair, ~ j., are planning to
open model saloon similar to the one
favored by the late Bishop Potter in
New York. The movement was started
at church meeting recently and at
the next period for filing applications
for liquor licenses steps will be taken
to secure license for the Ideal saloon.
Besides the spirituous drinks. the
Church saloon" will furnish coffee
lemonade and soft drinks, as well as
light luncheons. Qualified bartenders
will be employed. ... .-.
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Institute

There seems to be some disposition
on the part of the people of Elko to
treat the coming institute as function
to which only teachers are expected to
go.
Mr.. Anderson wishes us to offer the
general public q cordial invitation to
attend all sessions of the meeting and
offer any remarks or suggestions they
many deem pertinent to school work.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-11-08
FORECAST FIFTY YEARS AGO

'Esmeralda has yielded her millions
and yet has billions to yield to honest
toll" This is the prediction of the
Esmcralda Herald, printed nearly for
ty years ago, when the home of Mark
Twain was the center of the greatest
mining boom known to the world at
that time. The forecast is materializ-
ing, and the more one studies the con-
ditions of the county with the pro-
phetic powers of the editor of the first
newspaper published in this county.
1t appears reasonable that the nan in
must have looked far into the future
to see the wealth of the then unknown
Mohawks, Clermonts, Red Tops and
Combinations pouring into the lap of
our own Uncle Sam, IL stream of Il size
that almost gluts the mints.
An old-timer, in referring to the
early days of the county, spoke feel
ingly of the time when Mark Twain
built a little shack in Aurora and call
ed it home with as much pride as he
would today speak of the magnificent
retreat where today he is spending his
declining days. A good many changes
have occurred in the county since Mark
rode a broncho across the foothills
around Bodie, but the prophesy of the
old-tine editor is being verified every
day in the territory intervening be-
tween the site of the old printing office
and the extreme southern end of the
county. Time alone is necessary to
disclose the truth that all the wealth
OF the state is not limited to one region
and there is yet a possibility of the
billions coming to the front.
Nevada is tho only state of the I'M
ion that is embraced in the list of
mineral producers that discloses any
new vitality in the districts that were
supposed to have been worked out.
This Is due to the advantages of the
superior system of modern smelling
and the triumphs of the metallurgical
engineers in overcoming the refract-
DRY ores that formerly defied treat
ment. This is the reason for the re-
vival of such old camps as Bodie, Can
delaria and Aurora. In Colorado, Mon
tana and Idaho the old mines that
were worked out have never been re-
vived and are inconsolable back num-
bers. Their ore bodies have been ex-
hausted and the surrounding towns
have passed into decay. There is not
the slightest hope for their regenera.
ton. The dumps have been worked
over and over until the last trace of
value has disappeared, but the remote
ness of former Nevada producers have
the assurance that they have second
lease of life by the introduction of
cheap transportation, cheap milling and
cheap labor.-Goldfeld Tribune.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-11-08

In the District Court OF the Fourth Judicial
District Of the State of Nevada, in
and for the County Of Elko
In the matter OF the estate Of j. D. Abel de-
ceased. ff't 0--
Notice appointing time for Probate Of Will
A document, purporting to he the last Will
and Testament OF J. ID. Abel deceased having
on the 9Th day of November A. D. 1909 come
into possession OF said District Court, and q
petition for the probate thereof and for the
issuance OF letters Parliamentary to John
said Court.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That Tuesday,
the 10Th day ofNovember, a. D. 1909. atten o'clock
A. M, OF said day. at the Court Room of said
, Court, at the town OF Elko, in the County OF
Elko, be, and the same is. hereby appointed
time for proving said will and hearing said
application when and where any person inter
ested may appear and contest the said will
and may file objections in writing to the grant,
Ing OF Letters Testamentary to said petit
toner.
A. g. DAWLEY
Clerk.
lSeall by L, o. HENDERSON
Dep.
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tender reception to the visiting teach
ers and members of the institute on the
evening of November 0, at $3.50 p. M
at the parlors of the high school H.
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Rv No MeanR.

"One of the first lessons a young
business man learns" says the Philos.
opher of Folly, rs that mailing bills is
not collecting money"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-11-08
. For Sale by S. Jacobs Co.
Elko, Nevada
Warning

All persons are hereby warned NOT to
fish or hunt on my premises on Smith
Creek under penalty of prosecution to
the full extent of the law.
R. G. BELLINGER.
Elko Nevada, August 10. 1909.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-11-08
Reception To Teachers

The teachers of the Elko schools as
sisted by the citizens Of the city will
The Washington herald., 1909-03-14

Mount Plsaszzt sd Pleasant Plains-G-acs s
Wat-ous 10 Hea-y Yost, =. ard Rosa A. Yose.
part lo< a. 50.
L st-eet between Tsrenty-a-ss ard Treuty-secona
streets northEsst-Walter A. Johnston ard
Charles ". King r.. trustees. % FSro- Bskinz
Company, I-co-po-1te4, lots g and g. square
3 500
Ninth street. between and c streets no-thEsst-
Marga7et P Spindle % Geo-Es c. Pumph7ey.
lots IS. g. ard south half lot q. SQUARE ST. 50.
Ninth street. between and g streets northe1st-
Henry ID. Sitter 70 Minnie B. Hndl0T plrt l1-5
IL IL and Is SQUARE sls. SO.
East Capstoi st-est-sGchael B. HarioE e u1- %
William AIu-pLy. lots 2 % 75 AID past los 2.
square IU5. SO.
Nineteenth street. between Q snd r streets no-th-
wsst-HOTard B. Waldron e. u 70 David 3.
Murdock T.. part1 lots 8 and Is. square III. Sla-
CleTelEnd HeiEhts-fliam B. Turin e " 10
Enoch I. White and Hzrrist ". Kendall. Let :.
block :, Sa
Nineteenth s,rsss. besresa D and c streets uorth-
west-WHIian B. Turpin ct TX 70 Eloch L
White and HsTFiss ". Kendall, lot :. sG1Ara
strest, between Taitssaih s=a FourteeztA streets
no-thWest-Same 70 sane. part original lot u
square 80. SO.
saul's Addition 70 washinzton-B. Frzncis Saul
q a. 70 William 7. Richardson. lot 1. sQazTs
Hariers-Iohn orNem to Ellen oNsm. oue-thira
interest in lots A 70 I. 70 8 Il 70 Is. 2 and
20 ard 1zn Wisconsin arsnns uo-,huss,-ras
National Metropolitan Fire Tnsu1ncs Company
20 Barnette and AfAllie Levy. part lots Il %
g. and all l1t s. square IDS. SO
l65s r street norrhwest-JG Gnes L. Eefn e ux 70
Michael o. Dumas. lot 3. s1uare rs. SO
c street, between Twelfth and Thirteenlh streets
ncrthEest-James ". She1 e -ux- 70 Nicholza
h shea, lots p and q, scuare Is. so
BrEhtgood Pa-k-Mar.ha z. Davis et viz Jans
70 Matte D. Wise. lot g. slsaro 5 SO
IsZ5 Turner strret northEest-HaShi1EtOn X 1Tc-
Coy 10 David B. Mcrdock. J.. lot 10 square
SIS SO
The Washington herald., 1909-03-14
CFridar. ,Iarch ~. 1aoa.D
FHteenth and B streets southsast-He-naa
Howenstsin e uz. 70 Emma Schmulovitz. I

Ffteenth and streets southsast-He-man r
Howenstsin e ux. 70 Emma SchmuloTitz. lot
49, square 1c72 SO
West EckinEton-Eza r. Frost % Helen NJ Boss-
wick. al interest IN lot 8. block s. $3.50
- = street northezst-GrenFills n Weeks and
Pauline n. Weeks 70 Cyrus ". shaw. west
half Of lot z square n. s.
Moore Barbour's Second Addition 70 Washing
ton7Janes Martin ct w to Catherine A. Nc
Nickle. lot s.. block s. SO
III G street northves,-Eilsn Waters 70 Cora F.
Gaskins. lot G. square 81. SO
South Br0Cklznd-Frank 81. Cox e IL 70 Hc-ocrt
F. Cox. third interest N l0t / block ! and
lots 70, l. and B block 8. SO
Fourth street ard Florida avenue northeaSt-Ellen
c. Clark e uL 20 Charles B. Brooks. lots
q 3 and s9. square sA SO
Igs7 Eleventh street nor1hwest-Ann z. v. Coulter
to Elizabeth q LLOYD. lot 2 and part lot
q. square y5 SO
o street between North Capitol and First streets
na-thwost-Thomas c. Smith to A. D. Smith.
al interest in lots and 2 square sIT. SIG.
K street between North Capitol and First streets
northWest-1Isry BroOks % Mary \. BrooEs, pa-t
lot ? square 81. SO
Forr-and-a-haR and Q streets southwest-DaEid
Rothschild assignee. snd Andrew J. May to
Nellie R. Nay part original lot %. sguaro
gs 500
Coleman Park-Charles L. Frzilcy and EDWARD c.
Rcald. trastees 70 Jessie Overton. lot q. 81.
Washington Heights-Wilii2n z. Jennings e az. 20
Harry Wsrdnan and Thomas P. Bo1eA lot
lol block s. so
south Pineh1rst-South Pinehurst Company to Net
tie s. HodmAn. lot Z. square Uls. SO
TFentieth and z streets no-thvest-Frank s. Collins
TO Joana D. Nitzel. lot =. square south q square
ssrses, between Fourseenth ard fifteenth st-eess
northsest-Hsr-istta Il Halliday - Wl11sz 4
The Washington herald., 1909-03-14

Jesse NJ shreeye. original Iot .. square lo75. So
James +. Hood and Edgar l. Booraeu. trustees.
% same original lot 2, square l975, 80. Jesse
N. shreeve to Charles ". I-sy, original lots %
and n, square lO15 SO
Long Meadoas-Andrew Eurnhun e uG 70 william
c Wcttis. lot s. and psra lot A. hlo>S %. 50
Seventh street southeast, between and Streets-
Virginia II DAVIS 70 Frank A Buns part Orgi-
raj lot :. square as, SO
Connecticut Avenue Tc--oce-Fultoa r Gordon et
az. to Frank A. Porterdeld. lots 2, 2. ard =
square 1855, S0oS.5a
Near Seventh street snd Bombay no-thszst-
Francis A. BiundOn e u % Charles T.
Ehlez. lot se. saozre s0s. Sh.
Flcrida avenue northwest. near Z street-MarTzret
DAVIS 20 Joha F. De BAUM. Ice %. square g. 50.
T street northwest. between Sixth ard Seventh
st-eets-John +. De Baum e UL % Margaret
Davis. part lot g. SQUARE 50. SO
street northwest between Fifteenth and Sixteenth
streets-Annis Z and Setis h. Graham 70
Henry J. Bi6dle. lot S2 square ~. SO.
+ street northwest. between E1th and Sixth streets
George c. PUmphrey et ux- and George n
Palmer et ux- 70 Harry J. GOttho.d. LOT s.,
square SO. SO
Second street southwest. between II and strests-
Ida L. Gray 70 Simon and GustaTe Oppcn-
heimer. lot S. square So. SO
Chevy Chase-Jsmes ". Simpson st II 70 Helen
h May. lot S. square 1865. So
FetWeen y and o and First lnd North Crr1tol
streets noTthWUst-John L C-ittenden e u. %
Lena ~. Ryan. lot lss. square ST. SO
Thiry-third street and Dent piaoe northvgss-RenrJ
Latin TO Philip 4. ChTistnaH. TaTt lot rs.
square LIS SO.
Chew Chase-The Casry Chase Land Company 10
james ". Sinssoo. lots z ard y s1u-re Rs7,
So
South Capitol and H STREETS southEesr-Phlad-i-
phil. Baltimore and Washington Railway Com
psny 70 Commissioners q the Dis-rict q ColUn-
bia, part Reservation i. q.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-14

In;erest-Annis RohiScn TO Frederick ". MottS
twelfth interest in sstste Of George Motts. de
ceased.
Fourteenth Street Heights-Aargaret n. Petersen .
Gilbert C. Splitter lots 1 and Is 20 $. square
2IT SO Same % same-Iao- .. square, 81
SO. Gilbert c. S71tzer. et TX. 70 ~ L. Davies
lots l and 3 10 IS. square 1sI. SO
Thirteenth street northeast between and streets
Ruth V. Tolson ct VIZ Francis v, 70 MarT
E Catherine v. and Henry Burgess. fourth share
in part lot 2 square loD. SO
Turkey thicket, John and Mary. and Trouble ended
George D Far to Meta R. Bennett part. SO
street northeast between Thirteenth and -Four
teenth streets-ArthUr Can e uX. 70 Guilford
NJ and Tennie II Cannon, lot 81, square l02s.
SO
Thirty-Afth strest northwest near Madison street
Robert C. Neiligsn 70 John I. ScTiEener, part
iot 80. square east Of square l2s6, so
F street northeast between Twelfth and Thirteenth
sireets-WIlliam F. 8Iorsen et TO MARY G.
Nelson. part lot p square loc6 SO
Randls Hghlands-National savings and IFust Com
pauy. trustee. 20 Thomas A Bel. lot 81 block
$50 SO Same 70 Alicc Rose. and Peter Dutfy.
lots T. Is D. and Il. block $50. SO. same to
Archibald p Osborne. lot 81. block SOS. SO.
Connecticut Avenue TerTaoe-Fulton r. Gordon ct
ux 70 Laura Bargar, lots and ). square EE,
N5L
IDts-est-Francis P. B. Sands to The National sar-
inss ard Tulst Company. trustee. all interest in
estate Of Emilie A. Sands deceased. $
Girls Portion, Clouin Course, and Second Addi-
ton to Hszard-Parts-
n Eiehth street southeaSt-Virctnt Gloroso st w.
10 Pasquale Brocsto. parts original lots . and
q. square sO4, SO
Columbia Heights-Charles W King. r. e ux-, 70
John F. King, part lot q. block %. SO.
street northwest, between Fourteenth and III
tenth strsets-Agnes washington 70 Mary Z.
Maybslrn. part original lot T. square III s.
Addition 10 L. Droit Park-John Baker e TX to
Joseph B. Bowling part lot lG. square s. Sc.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-14
monday, March s, 1909

Fourteenth street, between 3 and streets north
east-Hernsn r. HOwenstsin ct u1. to Sarah B.
Behrens, lot 49, square lo23. SO
Nm P1e.sant and PIeasanE Plsins-Ezra Gould
70 Elmer c. Matiingly. lot 80. block I. s..
North Randls HighlAnds-AmeTican Security and
Trust Company, trustee. 70 Annie II. Alum. iot
n block 54u SO. Same 70 George W. Bromley
lots * and g block 54l SO. Same TO Carl q
For lots z and Is. block SIS, SO Same 70
Arthur T. Handy lot 81, block So6' SO same
"a lanes H. McAfee. lot q, block S44i, SO
same 70 Luther J. Martin, lots 81 and s. block
~ s1e same to William r. Shelnire. l0ts
81 g. and g, block 5i4l, SO
L Droit Park-Bertha S. Brxnan to John H.
Myers. LOT 96. block 5. SO
Deaawood Heights-John W Gregory et ux- 70 John
(ylascoe. lot 8 square 525S, so
Aurv between D, and z and First and second
streets northwest-May D. Lokerson 20 Silas s
Dsish. lot g. square $50 $40.
Thirteenth and streets northeast-Niehael J.
Keane 70 Michael A. keane. hall Interest IN
lots l and l3. squsre lOos, SO
pleasant PIains-Henry G. Stewart and Irving Will
iamson. trustees. 70 Charles z Berry, lot l52
$500
Chauncey Marshall part s.. Marths A Place
Il Al. 10 same. sane land SO. Walter c. Mar
shall 10 same. same land, 80.
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-HarTy w,
,yaraman and Thomas P. Bones TO Franklin 7.
Sanner. lot ls1, SO. Franklin 7. sanner Ct az.
- Eenrr G. johnson, lot l0l SO
Ianier Heights-Henry C. Johnson et VI 70 trank-
lin T Sanner. part lot Al
Tone NeaS1ys-WiIliam F. Walter 20 Lena NJ
Long lot rs. block q, SO.
1soa an5 1sl1 h street northwest-Wiiiam n. Jack
son et ux and Howell 2. Jackson ct ux. to
Joseph J. F. Klein. lots and s. square 2ss, SO
Joseph J. +. Klein et ux- 70 Mabel G. Mckay,
same land, $40.
New Hampshire avenue, between and streets
northvest-Wuliam b. Duvan ct ux- 10 Frank
lin T. sanner lot 5. square 5l. SO
Fifteenth and K streets southeast-Charles b I.
Macdonald ct ux 70 Isabel J. Gordon. lot 81.
square i065, SO.
Univ -rsitv Park-Galen L. TAFT and De Witt c.
Croissant trustees, 30 Albert p. Seller and J.
Frank Seller trustees. lot 50. SQUARE 1916 SO.
sarah J. Croissant and De Witt Q. CroisSant
trustees. 20 same. lots 5. IS. and 81. square
1876 SO.
IA Seventeenth street nortkwest-Richard H. Pleas
ants. trustee. It al, to F. Isabel Sinclair. lot
q square l66. SO.
Chevy Chase-Jessie n. Eid-idge to John ". Hulss.
lot !. square 1853. SO. The Chevy Chase Land
Company q Montgomery County. Nd. to Ed
ward H. Jones' lot 20 square 1867. SO.
Washington Heights-CarOiine Kluckhuhn 70 Anna
Kriksteine part lot %. block g. SO John NJ.
Henderson 20 Charles J. Murphy, lot *, block
g. SO.
Twenty-drst street, between and NJ streets north
west-W Wallace Chiswen and Harry A. Kite
to Katharine P. Hughes. lot 81. square IN SO.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-14
TRAFFIC EXPENSES HEAVY
Seaboard Air Line Makes a Poor
Showing.
UnfavOrabIe Condition OF This Fea-
ture of Roads January
Report.

Baltimore. March ls.-The preliminary
statement OF earnings and expenses Of
the Seaboard Air Line Railway for the
month OF January. while favorable In the
main. does not show up as well as did
that Of December. The company shows
substantial increases IN gross aud net
revenue. but it seems that the receivers
are not paying the same attention to
traffic and general expenses that they
are 10 other items.
For instance. trafic expenses OF the
seaboard were 1882 per cent more than
they were year ago. while general ex-
penses increased 4s7 per cent: trans
portation expenses increased only 345
per cent. Notwithstanding the volume
OF business handled was I7.22 per cent
greater than in the corresponding month
a year ago.
The receivers have done so well IN
looping of expenses in other depart
ments without imDairing the efficiency OF
the service that some financial critics
are disposed 10 attribute their failure 10
look more carefully into traffic and gen
eral expenses to the fact that they are
concentrating their efforts for the mo-
ment to places in the property where
they can bring about better results than
would be the case II they were divided.
What is true Of the SeabOard applies
with equal force 20 the Atlanta and
Birmingham division. The cost OF oper-
ating both properties is being brought
down 70 something like a reasonable ra-
ito, and IN time IL Is assumed that the
receivers viii take Up the traffic and
general expense items as energetically
as they did the other items. and with
the same beneficial results
In the little more than fourteen months
Receivers Warheld. Williams. and Dun
can have been in charge OF the Seaboard
they have demonstrated conclusively that
In the past the property was eKtrava-
gantly managed. They have brought the
cost OF operation down 10 a ratio Of ap-
proximately 70 per cent OF gross earn
ings, against a ratio OF 50 per cent and
higher formerly, and this they have ac-
complished without neglecting the phys
ical condition or otherwise permitting
the service 10 deteriorate
In January the proportion Of operat-
ing expenses to gross earnings was 60 4S
per cent, against $50 in December and
1913 IN January, 1905.
The figures in full for January. COM
pared Nth the previous January, follow:
The Washington herald., 1909-03-14
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
FOR THE PAST WEEK

to James D. Bum. lots g ard 70. block %. SO
Manor PArk-Waiter A. Johnston, trustee, 70
Charles L. Bliss. lots Is lS and II. square
SSs. SWa.
Blair Heights and Sixth street, between and
streets n0rtheASt-Wuiam l. Miller 20 John D.
Coughlan and Helen V. Boswell, lots Is, is. and
parts lots l3 and IA. block 5. Blair HesghtA and
lots q and 2. square S5s SO.
Wesley Pzrk-GsleD L. TAFT and Augustus b
OmWake. trustees. TO JOAN J. oDsy. lots and
9. block 5, SO.
3 P street nurthvest-Pat-iek J. Jordan ct u1 to
Clsrencs r. Ahalt. lot So 1quars 66 so
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plasns-AIicia Cas-
sidy 10 Aiary A. WieSser Elizabeth Gowans
Lille NJ. McMahon Daisy Holt and Joseph
p, Joha P. Daniel R.. and Catherine CASSIDY.
part lot 3. block ). SO.
Connecticut Avenue Terrace-Ful,oa r. Gordon Ct
20 Annette h Thomas. lot q square Is6.
and lots Ss and So square E47. S4I5s; sane
TO katherine NJ. Cook, lot 81. square 1853.
296a
50 street norshvest-Clarenee r. Ahalt to Morris
Cohen, lot 50. square SIG 80.
Columbia Heights-Frsnklin p Wilson et ux 70
John o. Ghesn. east half Of lot T. block 81 so
Weaver & Voorhees, Addition 70 Cleveland Park
David +. Weaver and s Stockton Voorhees
trustees. to Ancs D. Hastings. lot Is. square
1913 SO.
American University Park-Galen - TAFT and
Augustus B. OmWAks, trustees, % William
R Manning, square l5ll, so.
Interest-G Duncan Cox et ux. 70 Frank h Cox.
one-sixth interest IN estate Of Reuben Cox de-
ceased SIC
rs street no-thHest-Hzyden johnson and Charles
". DarT. trustees. TO Harry E Gladman. part
original lot 9. square s., 5000. Harry E Glad
nan et ux. 20 Aletha V Gibson. sane land SO
Washington Highlands-Charlss c. Taylor 10 Mur-
ray W. Clean. lots 2 and B.squsre 6i55 SO.
Woodridge-Frank J. Dieudonne et uxto Wallace
s. HodEson. lot Is block Is. SO.
Le DrOit Park-Lucy A. Hibbs 70 William e II
Terrell. lot g block IS SO
Pinehurst-Pinehurst Park Company 10 Ernest W
Jernark. lots 1. 5. 6. block s. 500
RoSedale and Isherwood-Paul Y. Portae-. trustee.
in his own right 10 Alice L Gilman. lot 80,
block 2. SO
Kentucky avenue. between and streets south
east-Eda Wilson ct vir. Harrg, to Cora G.
Currier, lot II, square 1913 SO.
l2l3-lS Delaware avenue southwest-Enma L and
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