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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-17
. IT'S BETTER TO BE SUE
THAN SORRY. !"

That old saying applies paItt
ularly TO the care oil your rS
uablcs. -,
Our massive safety depos.
vaults are protected BY the rs
modern electric burglar al,ls
system, lined With hTeproot s,,.i 49,
6cfcnded by huge doors lI,J
with time locks and gaarua
night and day by special SS''
men. ,;,-.i
The lock boxes are sYpg,;J;'
with interchangeable locksNlil
means that YOU have an eA'.s /,
i've combination Of your OWE !,
vour particular box, unsnosa we
any one else and WHICH ''A
l. duplicated. o.o.y.
Couid you ask better plV,e rs-
ton for vour valuaoles,s ,s-.
rapers. bonds. notes, stesA ,r,
ti6cates. insurance penc''' :
els, cilverwareF .s,iyj n
The annual rcu'di 81
post boxes ranges rom ' s.
upward. according 10, 70 .1s so,re h;
The smalles. boxes VIII IN, hs.
the papers of the average -
lily. u., ,be .s3
from worry and the sense s,,ar y
curity that one of ,oui ! nori
deposit boxes brings N w
mauv times its cost. ..fs,y " /
We do not suggest as. . ss'p ii ;l5 /
post box for the he; stoElnES loEn EoSr T ts.s
n Year on every Idle or aU"S IS 81 /
STOW away. Your money dsras
and secure in our savings n
mont. and there It dnSS5 dTSS55 -
cent interest, compou"O'
annually. cc E. TRlN
COMPANY.
No. 235 Main siTegt tnsrt
On tho business nea
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-17
TOTAL ECLIPSE OF MOON
Is DUE NOVEMBER 27

salt Lake City is 10 sec a total eclipse
OF the moon November -. IL the astro-
nomical calculations OF observers of the
skies come true. According To the re-
port sent out. Tho phenomena will first
be visible In this region about ten min
utes after usidnlght. and will continue
for upward Of two hours
The total eclipse OF The sun lasts only
between eight and ten minutes. while
the total eclipse of the moon frequently
lasts two hours. and IL is said TO require
four hours for the shadow Of the earth
10 completely pass over the face OF the
moon. Smoked glass is the host instru-
ment through which 10 properly sec the
eclipse.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-17
New Yort's "Man of Mystery" Will introduce Novel
Human interest Story Here and Let Us All
Watch the Answer

Salt Lake City has distinguished visitor today person of
George Harris Donohuc who made himself famous several
the original man under the OF the Mys
Mr. Rafc lie ddnt here to play his admittedly
clever with the police Department. bat just look
over the
Naturally Donohue looked up newspaper acquaintance
made himself mighty interesting by relating many his thousands
Of experiences proving the fly cops Of the country chat they
clever penetrating dgucs they would have the public
believe.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-17
THOMPSON DISAPPEARS:
BENCH WARRANT ISSUES

James II, Thompson. who was bound
over to the district court some time ago
by Judge Bowman OF the city court 10
await trial on three charges OF burglary.
To appear before Judge Lewis in the dis
trict court Tuesday, when his case was
called
The court declared Thompson's bond
forfeited and issued a bench warrant for
his arrest in the event he is found
His bond is in the sum of $500 and T.
X. Alexander and G. j, Young are his
bondsmcn. Unless Thompson is found and
brought into court. the bondsmcn viii
have to pay the state the amount OF the
bend
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-17

Join the National Protective Legion.
~ ,0o0,0 900 back of your policy.
This is the order that pays
$500 per week sickness,
$500 per week accident,
$4,000 for loss of limb or eye,
10000 10 100000 al death.
And q cash dividend every five years.
For further Indignation, cali ON or
\. IL. SMITH, 315 Tribune Building
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-17
Expert Kodak Finishing.
Shiplers. commercial photographers,
15l South Main St. second floor.
Suit for Material.

Suit was fled ip the district court
Tuesday by the Talge Mahogany com
rany OF Indiana against the Utah
Building and Manufacturing company
to. recover $1l46.25, alleged 10 be due
for lumber sold 90 the defendant June
]. 1908. 1t is also claimed that the
plaintiff drew n draft on the defendant
for the amount of the bill. but the
defendant allowed the draft 10 he pro
tested, therefore Judgment is also asked
for the additional sum Of $3.50 as pro.
test fees.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-17
SOCIETY VAUDEVILLE.
Benefit Free kindergarten,

At Whitney hall. corner of \ street and
9ud avenue, Friday. November 10.
Tickets 800. On sale al Schramm 5
Drug Store
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-17
Lawrence Marsh,

Attorney and counselor at-law. Coun-
sci and advice free. Bonds furnished
clients. Suite 30I Tribune bldg Salt
Lake, Utah.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-17

Donoue has just evolved what promises to be remarkably clcv
feature lie has taken lively i'll the Salt
Lake situation likes the and proposes here for
weeks before proceeding eastward to fill with the
metropolitan press He that the country with lot Of
fake patterned after his original Mysterious Mr. aes
unlike the
pony show is lie especially
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-17
Kodak Pictures Finished.

Mail your films to us Salt Lake
photo Supply Co, III Main street Ex.
elusive photo dealers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-17
NauVoo Legion.

Nauvoo Legion will be held Friday
evening, November 10. ut o clock in
the handsome room of tho presiding
bishop' Office in The new Administra-
tion building. \ cordial invitation is
extended TO the public 10 come and Join
tbc association. The officers Will do
tbeir utmost to make il interesting for
all who come.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-17
Removal Sale.

Big reductions IN wallpaper and
framed pictures, VIII move Jan. lst
q doors north Of present location TO our
Co, 81 Main,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-17
r1ar Men to MeeI

For The purpose Of boCsiiTss b~,Ssiius d.
FAX industry a mas raJsy ercrI,..
zens Will be held Ih1TfsCfin 11fsrfinc boz
the Fifteenth Ward IN, South -
Eighth West and tlfs, ,bs scde :
rGG baTc meeting Scsn arranged r ,,s for EsfSg s
of the state to ger u 10, ,w;ll bg rs'
IN the company wplJhn Will crow =
from the farmers WHO .
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-17

Philharmonic Orchestra for Good Music.
All occasions. Bell 3Sl6-Y, Ind 1887.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-17

Government Positions
Young men and women TO qualify for
postnffice clerks. Examination No.
vember II Call 81 322 Atlas block.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-17

A privat, safe may oe rented in the
ire and burglar-proof vaults Of the
Salt Lake Security and Trust company.
20 up Main street, $500 per year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-17

A private safe may be rented in the
fire aud burglar-proof vaults of the
Salt Lake Security and Trust company,
81 up Main street, $500 per year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-17
JUVENILE COURT
IS Being RUSHED
Large Number of Cases Now In
der Investigation by
Officials.
SENTENCE Is SUSPENDED
IN CASE OF YOUNG GIRL
Watermelon Bust" May Cause
Trouble for Eleven Young
People.

The juvenile court officials have been
very busy the past two days invcstigat-
ing several eases TO como before the
court Eight boys and three girls who
went to Bountiful on watermelon
bust" Saturday night and stayed all
night. are implicated in one ease. 1t
is claimed that they took a kcg of
beer, and also some whisky and brandy
with them and wcrc very much worse
for the experience when they Ie-
turned to the city Sunday morning
Three mon and two girls, tho latter
under age. took an automobile ride
Thursday night TO Ogden, returning Fri
day about noon. Their case is under
Investigation. aud tits very probable
that the men VIII he charged with CON
to tho delinquency of iuvc-
niles.
Sentence Suspended
Because she refused TO obey her
parents aud insisted ON keeping com
pany' with n boy who was objection
a prominent family in this city was com
Judge McMastcr on Monday. but sen
behavior, Had the girl been brought
have been Is wears of age. and the
court would have had no jurisdiction
over her. and she could have dcicd the
Judge and her parents aud married the
man Of her choice. but MS il is she
is now Il ward of the court and cannot
do rs she pleascs for three years TO
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-17
Onoto Fountain Pens.

Something new. Sold only by Breeder
Office Supply company.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-17

A private safe may be rented in the
irc and burglar-proof vaults Of the
Salt Lake Security and Trust company.
81 up Main street. $500 per year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-17

Strugnell, the Gunsmith,
High grade repairing 400 So Main.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-17

Tribune-Reporter Printing Co.,
is Wesf oud South street. Phone us
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-17

Picture Framing
Salt Lake Photo Supply Co., III
Main street.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-17
PATR0LMAN PICKS UP
An ALLEGED F0RGER

Clever detective work on tho part OF
Patrolmau Tyler was responsible for the
arrest OF l.. J.. Au,oft Tuesday morning
while Autoft was in the act OF attempt-
ing t. pass what is alleged 10 be "
81 at the store OF Morris Levy. go South
State street. Monday. and before bank
ing hours on Tuesday llc had presented
himself at another store and had at
tempted TO pass another check for $lJ
Tatrolman Tyler had been given = de-
scriptlon Of the young mar, who IS said
10 he from Provo. and arrested him as
he was about to pass the SIS check. Au-
toft is said 10 come from good family
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-17
Kodak Finishing

sali Lake Photo Supply Co, IL
Main
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-17

Alexander Optical a.;s' T..
Now a; 2ls So. a'i''
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1909-06-17
MISSOURI CORN BEsrs KANSAS

Missouri corn lands, on a 6 per
cent earning basis, are worth 5000
per acre and are worth more than
farm lands in Kansas, where the
corn crop is generally advertised
as a record breaker every season.
Missouri is one of the greatest
corn producing states in the
Union, according to a Bulletin is
sued by Secretary George B. Ellis
Of the state board of agriculture.
Five states, of which Missouri
is the central one geographically,
produce one-third the entire corn
crop of the world and half that of
the United States. Missouri farms
yielded in one year 314, 100000
bushels of corn, which is more
than 100 bushels per farm fam
lily in the state. The United States
produces an average annual corn
crop of two and half billion
bushels of corn. The world pro-
duces three and third billion
bushels annually. Missouri yields
almost a third of a billion bushels
of corn per year.
sSThe-tiye banner corn counties
are, in the order named; Noda-
way, Atchison, Saline, Carroll and
Harrison. These five counties
yield annually nearly 35,000,000
bushels.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1909-06-17

wives will not endure the treat
ment that European wives put up
with. He sees in it a promise that
the married men of the future will
live better. Discussing the divorce
question the other day, he told
me that they who perceived only
evil in it reminded him, in their
illogical and confused viewpoint,
of little boy with whom he once
took a stroll. AS they strolled,
they passed the young girls of a
neighboring boarding school out
on their daily walk. The girls
moved in military formation, two
by two In front were the young
est, in skirts to their knees Next
came the older ones, in the order
of their ages, their skirts length
ening with their years. And in
the rear came the oldest of all, the
young ladies, whose skirts hid
even their boots. The little boy
looked at the girls. Then he
frowned and said why is it that
their legs grow shorter as they
grow biggerYp
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1909-06-17
THE sTAY-AT-HoME GOT IT.

Georgetown, Del, June A.
John A. Tindall, farmer living
Near Georgetown, has fallen heir
to\$250,00 through the death Of
his\ brother Emory, who forty
years ago left the old home and
went to Idaho, where he bought
a ranch and engaged in stock rails
ing. Letters came for awhile, but
finally no more were received and
the family lost sight Of the bro
Their,
John stayed on the old place
and had almost forgotten his
brother, when he received news
OF his death, with all his fortune
reverting 10 the Sussex county
farmer
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1909-06-17
WANDERING w1sps OF WISDOM.

The difference between a run
about and car frequently de-
ponds on whether or not the
speaker owns the machine,
Usually the more a woman has
on her head the less she has in it,
Straw hats show which way the
wind blows.
One sometimes suspects that
some people can afford diamonds
because they economic on soap.
The sole argument for woman
suffrage is man-made govern
ment
Truth lies at the bottom of a
well, but Health turks in the fl
ter.
Ammunition is never scarce in
a war of words.
In the cyclists alphabet, | is
always found above reproach, u
beneath contempt,
One way to make an income
tax effective would be to fix the
rate according to the spring mil
linery bills.
The Texas legislature will ties
tify to the fact that Gov Camp
bell is eligible to membership on
sight in the Citrus Fruit Grow
ers' association.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1909-06-17
WOMAN AFTER TEDDY's HEART.

Eau Claire, Wis, June IA
The wife Of Fay Irish, of Thorp,
Clark county, has given birth to
five babies, three daughters and
two sons. All are alive and we'll.
There are now ten children in
the family. The other five were
born separately and are all living.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1909-06-17
STARBEAMS.

Bronte: Our opinion of our
selves, like our shadow, makes us
either too big or too little.
The Oklahoma authorities
ought to send Bosco to catch Crazy
Snake. Remember Bosco?
When March goes out tomor-
row night it is hoped it will not
forget to take its assortment of
weather along.
Crazy Snakes band has already
disregarded the unwritten law
which requires them to rattle be-
fore striking.
Perhaps the Creeks were also
aggrieved because they were given
no recognition by congress in the
Rivers and Harbors bill.
The fate of President Taft's Of
flee chair is solemn reminder of
what might have happened to the
United States supreme court
bench.
La Bruyere: There is nothing
that continues longer than a mod
crate fortune; nothing Of which
one sees the end sooner than a
large fortune.
Nor is it fair to say that Euro
pean rivers are better adapted for
commercial purposes than is the
Missouri. Europe has merely
taught Its rivers to Behave.
William Grant Eyester, a Penn
sylvania brakeman, makes the
claim that he is the long lost Char
lie Ross. 1t is believed though,
that he is talking through his
Eyester hat.
Naturally enough, real estate
men are also interested in the Mis-
souri, river navigation project. AL
ready the Missouri river carries a
vast amount of real estate down
stream.
Speaker Cannon complains of
the frequent absence of a quorum
in the house. Why not have the
faithful 1856 republican "organiza-
ton" republicans give him formal
power Of attorney. Then he would
not need a quorum.
In Illinois the two-cent fare has
been found profitable to the rail.
roads, according to the report OF
1 the railroad and warehouse com
missioners. Evidently the gifted
railroad counsel have not beer
able to convince the board thai
two and two make three and one
fourth.
When Truman HI. Newberry
the retiring secretary of the navy
was offered the post of ambassa
dor to st, Petersburg, he replied
briefly. ''No velvet pants TO
me-" This remark somewha
shocked Washington, but out il
Michigan the people may max
him a senator on the strength 0
it.
A correspondent was talkin
about Wilbur and Orville Wright
at is the usual case" he said, 20
: the prophet without honor in hi
own country. The Wrights ha
to go abroad to be appreciated
{ Don't think they didn't feel thei
country's indifference to then
! They felt il deeply. On the hea
t OF, it, Wilbur Wright told m
something about Carlyle. A VII
I itor to Carlyle's birthplace, bac
| in the '70s, said to a native: Sinai
: man, that Thomas Carlylep Til
native grunted. Him smart
2 Why, | went to skule wi him.
Rabbi Joseph Krauskopf, th
: alrcr1ot,t ,,raao bar - sod a en-; IN ,
The Washington herald., 1909-01-10
Fridar, lamar s. 1aool

Is street northesSt-Bertis II Lohr % OscsS
L Lchr- l1t 3 s1uz-e y ST.
Izenty-thlrd and II streets r1rthwes--EdFs-5 s.
Wes~tt and John z Taylor. tr-stees. "a
james r. McGlto1. i1t g. square g. 81.
james r. Aict7ilt0r e TX o. lI1--EsE and
Mar a R1ter-s. 1T g square g. SO
Hlilbroos-Sgbl-hsn Homes Company 10 A1Se-I
Saha-diui- lot = square 54 SO
seventh street northTest- between ard Streets
James 4 Toomey and John Il. REp1eTL.
trustees. 70 r L01ise R1.rpert uzzt original
lot T. square ~. SEG
Florida avenue northwest hrtuesn Seventh ard
Eighth s-rse-s-Joln u Rur7e--- executor. q
Catherine Hessle-- Ior g. sgua-r as 3.
eTscto- 20 Mar z Pro-r. part cr-iuai IL "a
sgulrs north q square SIS. s
L street northwest, between Fourth and FIFTH
streCts-Iohn r. RaTPert. executor. 20 8IarEa-
~ Koch. part q criSinsl lot ? square r'-t1
q square IS. $
RandIe Hi-hlaud-Sznuel 2 Freeman % J. VI,
Harrison. I5t e BOOK SIS So
Nc. lsl5 Chaplin street uo-lhwest-Jol1 \ T7r'frs1a
e. Tx % American Realty Crmua-y. Inc l0s
2. south Grounds Columbian University. 81
Saul's Addition % WaShinr-on-B- Fr1ncs san =
a. n Arthur = Fyies. lot g. square so.
500 Sane 20 Ely J. ard Grace 2 Wolc5--.
lot s. square IS. $3.50
No rs Fifteenth street n0--hwest-NI1sou Y.
Richardson and Wilton J Lambert. trustees. y
Fsrrie E Reeves. lct 3. square ia SIS
Thirteenth street between Ps-rsylvania avenue z-f
street uo--hvest-LIiisn z Bsruan1 q
Ernest Lucas. Izrt original Iot %. s1uare Io-s.
81
Psfsvorth-Georzr 9. Puupb7ey e TX. 70 I7eT
Hi. It 3 square ~ SO
I street. between Fou-rh and fifth s-rest north
TeSt-MErie BALDWIN 20 Nellie I. Harrison 7z7s
Original Ut e. square IS SIa
Wcodev Psrk-Hen-y r Dulanv e al receivers,
% Maggie Roche. part lot . bIock j. $50
Pleasant Plains-Hsrry P Wilson and Hzry War;
nan to Ads1 r Ga6iis lot g square es5 so.
Woodisy Park-kennedv Bros Inc 20 Dlriel y.
Clark. l0t e block 2 50
The Washington herald., 1909-01-10
Thursday, January :. 1907

Connecticut Avenue TeHaoe-M Bary Hopper 70
Alice u Hopper. I5t .. square Is5s So
B-izhtEood Park-DIier 2. GroH 20 And-ez BerEe-
son. lot = blocz e. So
North R2oGIe HighlanLs-Americsn Security "a
Trust Company. trustee. % lydia r Bussr. Ios
= block $40. SO
Whitehzven. ~ Philip and Jsco5-Robert J. Kal-
denhzch. trustee. n D. H. Nichols. part lot !.
SO. D z Nichols n joseph h AnberEer PAT
lot = g 81
o street. between North Ca7ftal ard First streets
no-theast-No5le Lewis e. Tx @ lee B-oEn =
8 square 50. So Lee Brown % Barbara u.
Lewis same land. So
Grant Pzrk-Eijah Brown e II. % Herr J.
Davis. lot g block 9 81
Chichsster-Gor5on r. Darling e II. - May A
4 T Lane ic- 10 block 50.
C1eTy Castle CheTy Chase Lznt Cou7a1v .
Waits- A. Mcfarland lots Il 70 T. s11l-s
80 So
AlleT-Edg1- F. BuTso1 q M ~ Ge1-zs ".
Barnes lots = and = square 1851. So
Mount Pl1asa-t-AIsr-In WiCE-1d q TX. u JON
2 and Anna 2. Monk lot s5 SO
rs Seventh street southezst-WiTlizr II SEf--zr
q VIZ - Prank A Jones. 10r g. s7uzre So s-a
East Capitol street between Fourteenth and H.
teenth s-rre--EIle1 : 1IrsseT ard JOIN .
Head trustees. 20 Chsries A. LauzisT. ua-s
original l1t-A square us. S791
Eal17am2 Hei-h-s-NI1TTav A. Cobb e. II u P1-o-
nae Realty Company Iot = blocs : U7
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
DURING THE PAST WEEK

King lot g. block g SO Russell B King 70
Albert and Ann B. Rusher. sane land. So
New Jersey aFenue. between P ard 0 s-rset4
ncr,hEest-Ada L. BAILEY e al % Taonas L
LINES. uart lot S. square SO. 500
Pleasant Pis-us-Ellen 5 Mussey ard John @
Hclld, trustees. TO Rafas5e DeitUfo. l0t A,
aOA
Union street southves;-WIIliam NJ Green e u. q,
William " and Emeline n Bowman, lot 49,
square 52- SO.
G street. between Ninth and Tenth streets sog.s-
Eest-Heury F. " LaGe 20 Lena Laue, lot =,
square 50 Sc
Colambia Heights-Ba;es Warren and John L. War.
Ten and wives to Madison WhiDple, part lot -
block .. so
Connecticut Avenue Teraoe-Fultou r Gordon
e. uL 70 Robert Z. Heater. l0t :. SQUIRE Ises.
Chevy Cbase-Ths Chevy Chase Land ComDs-y
49, 70 N s15 l. Dalton. lots = ana - squa1S
No rs street nor;hvest-Marv : lyman "a
Phiilp Moutanaro. l0t 90 square IS. SO
Lanler Helgh.s-IhaddeIIs n Tyssowsd trustee. "a
John L. Warren. parts lots 81 and S. So
IEe1ltysecoad between II and streets rlo--iv-es4-
Franklin T. SanEer e. w 20 Matte Brs-,e-.
man. part original iot 4. square .. SO. Nat
re BTenerman % Philip r. Chrstnan. sans
LAID so.
First street between and streets southeast
TEeoty-secoud street between e and I strests
northwest. and 1s55 Vermont are1us uo-1hu-es--
fhiiID II. thrlsrman e TX 70 Frank b Slater
original iot i5 square 81. part original I0- =
square ;. and lot g, square - sc.
Wisconsin aTeuue. between 7 and L s-rpsts ana
Dent Place ncTthwesv-Heury Latin % Phiiip n.
ChrIssuan. part lot 2 square uS8 ard uart l9s
ZI9 square rs SO
White HaTen-Eeury Latin % Philip h Chris-rza,
lots q 70 s. book l. SO
First street. between L and streets southeast
TWenty-second street between r and I s-rests
northwest and Is35 Vermont avenue no-1hg-es---
Flank 3. Slater e. TX. 20 Henry Latin. original
lot = square GIL psrt original l0t T. square $,
and l0t g. sqTlare 81 SO
Pleasant Plains-HSrry =. Wilson snd HzTTy Ward
70 Walter y. ard Sarah z H-ns0u. LOT :.
square 10 SO. sane 70 james Z. Jones. %
J. square * so.