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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-26
A SKUNK FARM
 IS TALKED OF
Read What One Farmer Says Can Re Made From The Skunk Oil-Ad-
 vocated By The Government.

If it wash t for my nose could get rich quick said a we'll known Jefferson county farmer to a Graphic reporter this morning, as the scribe looked questoninsly at the agricul- turalist
 Inc latter sat contemplating a scrap of paper which he had covered with figures.
 ye just been figuring on start ing skunk farm said the country man.
 love my 20 cent cotton. also llmberSer cheese, but oh. you skunk oil remarked the reporter. sympa- thetically
 ~No m not joking said the agri- cuitur1st. I've been reading some literature sent out by the department of asriculture'
 At the end of four years, accord Ing to latest skunk statistics would have, after starting cut with Zo skunks. Sl.S90000 worth of skunk hides and 15,120,O00 ounces of skunk oil worth $7,5Goooo and would still have @.7oo,ooo skunl1s left"
 lou see the skunks breed twice year. Say Hon begin work early in the spring and that in June they breed. At once you have an increase of l2o skunks, putting the average in each fitted at eight. In December ea'MA breed again and the same rate slease is kept up, at the ex-, 39A of year and a half you will
 la i,495 skins
 lhe reporter opened his eyes wide,
 but caught his breath and pinched
 his nose
 Put the belts at s1 each the belts .f2O0 male skunks would bring s2OO The oil at 70 cents an ounce would e worth $500, continued the farmer. Then figuring as was done on the Increase in skunks, at the expiration Vl |" .'SoI oll'i lIdfl, AO Ou cOulu XIII 3,70o male skunks the belts of which would be worth that many dollars
 The amount of oil gathered from this number would be 29,600 ounces, worth just $l4.S00. At the expiration of four years you would have killed 1,S90,OO0 males, the belts of which would be worth $1,S90,OO0 and the oil, 15. 900 ounces, worth $756O,- 900. And you would still have 3.7OO,- 900 skunks left.
 Well, questioned the reporter with an eye to important detail and a smelling story, "when are you going to turn your plantation into a skunk ranch?'
 love my skunk farm project, but Oh, you 20 cent cotton,' replied the farmer somewhat irrelivantly. so the reporter thought, and tore up the piece of paper and slapped the reins on the horses broad rotundas and drove on.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-26
Shildron cry
 FOR FlETCYER';
 \ s TO R

Eday and night the torment of N Nothing helped me until ]
 VOintment. It cured me per.
 lon. John E. Garrett, Mayor.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-26
Preparing For the Worst.

Both boys had been rude to their mother. She put them to bed earlier than usual and then complained to their father about them So he start ed up the stairway, and they heard him coming.
 Here comes papa" said Maurice. "I am going to make believe am asleep"
 I'm not" said Harry. "I'm going to get up and put something on."-La- dies Home Journal
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-26
CASTORIA
 For Infants and Children. Tho Kind You Have Always Bought s'sasssss ssass ses of UeMEzzZzzw
COME TO SEE US.

We will sell your property for you. keep y0K n0ney and pay you inter- est. Wesssill loan you money and can serve you jn many ways.-PeOple's Savings Bank and Trust Company. 9-29-l1mo
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-26
Harry's Share.

Teacher-Now, Harry, suppose had mince pie and gave one-sixth to Johnny, one-si1th to Tommy, one-sixth to Willie and took half of 1t myself. What would be left1 Harry prompt- V)-I wouh.-Exchange.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-26

ccfdents will happen. but the hest-regu d families keep Dr. Thomas Electric for such emergencies. It suhdues the Nand heals the hurts.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-26

We make specially of cleaning and pressing Ladies skirts. Ameri- an Excelsior Laundry company. If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-26
No Applicants.

Lincoln, sick with varioloid once turned a grim face to his doctor one day and let a rueful smile appear.
 "Do you know, doctor" he remarked. tits an Ill wind blows no one good I've got something at last that the office seekers don't want"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-26

There Is no one more unfortunato than the man who has never been u0- fortunate. for 1t has never ben b - eoVee to xY hlmsel1.-0e0eca-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-26
TAKE NOTICE THE CANADIAN CURE
 For Rheumatism. REFUND MONEY IF NOT CURED

FREND--If rheumatism remedy No nal R. s internally of the dseasethe Blood and the is a rheumatism and it's kindred complaints
 bottle enary effected found sufficient It is be- retiring while the sufficient for 
 WARNtNG-f your dealer remedy in stock him i him with something else If will mail ONE DOLLAR and bot testimo 
 WRIGHT MEDICINE CO.,, Sole PERU, IND
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-26
Is Your Private List oi 'IMPOSSIBILITIES" TOO LARGE?

Perhaps things have been placed npon yonr Fer. s"nal Catalogue of impos> abilities which 10 place there.
 Go bra,el, work to dscredit your s-to prove that ard nill find whole scheme of life readjusted You will ind also that personal individual business WITH THE MEANS AND RESOURCES AT HAND Is really atanableif available forces USED. revise list of "lmpossbiles" radically that it will longer terrify yon-nO longer act your jaler-no Code of "Reason for your lack of pros perity.
 Pnbcy-of the you "anOrd"-wll search person the city who Is really hny the thing yon --l thus erasng what may he "lmpos aihi,y- No. from your list 1t will dispose of what may "lmpossibty" No on your list by enabling yos to t"uhr the nHmhrr of customers of st0re-chaRgns tagging business to busy One-without exhasstng your This calls fer "nerve" your part for faith seif-asssFance. Bat be doR' -is being done all of the dne-an1 Is worth doing.
 All thrsogh your list Of Responsibilities" Will be found things that persistent ef advertising will remedy will "elh cut" sf ust Business obstacles. office long list publicity remedies hem Inerwoyes with all of your affairs, advertising will e play part n your life vta hepf1 that yoa will forget that you ever had . list of "Inpsssbiities"
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-18

Titan, from Victoria; Br stmr winnebago, hence
Jan 1e. Jan 2s-Ger stmr Numantia, from
Oregon.
NEWCASTLE. N w-Arrived Feb 14-Br
ship Luvipara, hence Jan 7
Sailed Dec 24EBktn Hawaii. for Mahukona
SYDNEY-Sailed Feb 16-Ship D Carlton.
for Vancouver.
Arrived Feb Aft bark Emile Gallino.
hence Jan Z. Feb 15--Fr bark Rene herVener,
from Oregon.
Arrived Jan I1-Fr bark st. Regation, from
Honolulu.
ADELAIDE-Arrived Jan I7-Ger bark Her
zogin Sophie Charlotte. from Astoria.
TIMARU-Arrived Jan 11-Bktn Chas
Crocker, from Bellingham.
PANAMA-Sailed Feb 15-Stmr Lansing, for
Port San Luis.
VICTORIA Feb 17-Nor stmr Tor
denskjold for San Francisco.
Sailed Feb 17-Br stmr Glenfarg, for Liver
pool.
Arrived Feb 17-Jap stmr Tango Maru. from
PORT SAID-Arrived Feb 16-Br stmr Belle
rophon from Greenoek for Puget sound
LIVERPo0I4-Arrived Feb 16-Br stmr Ming
MARSEILLES-Sa Sailed Feb fs-Fr stmr Amral
Exelmans. for San Francisco via China, Japan
and Puget sound.
SALINA CRUZ-Sailed Feb 16-Stmr Texan,
for San Francisco.
BRISBANE-Arriyed Feb 5-Br stmr River
Clyde, from Manila; Br stmr Falls Of orchy,
GoLON-Arrived Feb 14-stmr Advance, from
New York.
IQUIQUE-Arrived Jan 25-Br ship Scottish
Isles, from Pisagua.
MoRoRAN-Arrived Feb s-Br stmr orange
Branch from Hongkong.
BREST-Sailed Feb 15-Fr bark FRANCHISE
d Amboise. for San Francisco.
OCEAN STEAMERS.
NEW YORK-Sailed Feb 1T-Stmr Samland.
for Antwerp; stmr Lusitania. for Liverpool stmr
Oceanic. for Southampton
SOUTHAMPTON-Saile Feb 17-Stmr Adri-
attic, for New York; stmr Kaiser Wilhelm IL,
for New York.
BREMEN---Arrived Feb 16-stmr Breslau.
from New York.
YoKoHAMA-Arriyed prior Feb 1T-Stmr
Chiyo Maru, from San Francisco via Honolulu
for Hongkong
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS prior Feb 17-Stmr Nu-
mantia. from Portland. Ore. via Yokohama Feb
lI-Stmr Monteagle, from Vancouver via Yoko-
hama.
LIyERPooI-Arrived Feb 17-stmr Cam
pania, from New York
Observation-Disclosures Feb 17-Stmr Majestic,
from New York for Cherbourg and southampton
and proceeded.
ANTWERP Sailed Feb 16-Stmr verstay,
for San Francisco.
NAPLES-Sailed Feb 16-Stmr Duco degIi
Abruzzi. for New York.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-18
Building Permits

Y. NJ. c. A. by Lundgren & CO., with d.
Ielinsky, Mission marble works. ". E Fuller,
Steiger terra Gotta and pottery works-Painting,
ETC., marble, glass and glazing, terra eotto for 9
story and basement building at NV corner Of
Leayenworth street and Golden Gate avenue,
1874 by W 1871: s3o.94S.
Antonio Laiolo with c. W. Hansen-To erect a
story frame residence at Sc corner OF Union
and Larkin streets. 22;6 by S 6T:6: S5. 80.
San Francisco national bank with Vermont
marble works company-Marble work for bank
nttfngs at NV corner OF California and Leides-
dorff streets. W 55:3 by n 97:6: s4. 600.
Phelan improvement company with Mechanical
Dust Suction compaHy-Vacuum cleaning. sweep
Ing and scruhbing plant for IL story class A
building at SW corner Of O'Farren street and
Grant avenue. w 295:11ss s sT:2% E 2e2. S
li7:9as. NE 32S:9A y 12:97s $4,000.
Bertha Morris with Kenneth III. McKenzie-An
work except gas and electric fixtures and shades
for three story frame building (fats) in line
Of First avenue. 500 63-10O SW of McAllister
street. SW 25, 94:10 s-1O y %. W 1922 72-100;
$5.1S5
Columbia theater company fby Ransome con-
struction company with Western cut stone COM
pany-Granite and Utah caen stone for theater in
line of Geary street. 40 w OF Mason W e7:6,
1878. Z 1875. :6, W 40. 100: S3.27s.
n. Hansen with ]. Behm and George @.
Wood-To erect a three story and basement
frame building in n line of Fulton street. 1872 g
W of Steiner 1876 by " 2T:6; $9, ,9S7. 30.
Carl Geilfuss with J. Behm & Co. and George
c. Wood-To erect three story and basement
frame building in n line of Fulton street. zoo "
of Steiner. 1876 by " 27:6; SO. 1862.
Thomas and Margaret Keane- with Thomas Nc
Cormfck-To erect story and basement
frame building in line of Church street,
of Twenty-sixth; $1.S25.
Emma Umbsen with George Petersou-To erect
Twentieth avenue and street, S 100 by e s2:6;
81, coo.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-18
SPENCER EDDY COMES
j. -. AFTER MOTHERS DEATH
Minister to Balkans Six Weeks
r.. on Homeward Journey
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

NEW YORK, Feb. 17.-Spencer F.
EDDY, formerly American minister TO
the. Argentine Republic and recently
appointed minister 10 ROumania. Ser
via. and Bulgaria, arrived on the
Anlerika yesterday. Eddy was sum
lnomed home by the illness of his
.In-91her, Mrs Augustus n. Eddy, in
washington. Long before he could
reach here Mrs. Eddy died. He was
six weeks on the way.
: sTIhere is a great need for closer
and quicker communication between
New York and Buenos Aires said
Eddy 1T is absurd that in this
day OF quick communication a
5oITney that should consume only a
fortnight should take three times as
dong: There is a great demand in Ar
genripa for large and fast ships to
cQnnect the two great seaports of the
western hemisphere. People down
1lere are talking about the need of
such 2. line, and I think il would be
isrfccessful.
= II heard before leaving that the
ArmourS. who are getting in down
rhere would shortly establish a line
Of. ships going direct. and if they
swo5Ild carry passengers as well as
freight they would do great deal
Tor both countries"
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-18
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

Edw. G. Curtis executor estate of Hugh R.
Clark, deceased) to Carrie E. Clark lot in
NV line of RingoId street 100 NE of Ninth,
NE % by NV 20; 81. $50
Edward w. Putnam and wife to osgood Put
nam, lot in w line of Larkin street. 80 of
Filbert, 60 by w 1876; So.
Virginia Vanderbilt TO Curtis Hilly lot Mt
S 100; $40.
American land and trust company to Carl
NJ n, kanlstrom, lot in n line of street, 1876
of Forty first avenue, W so by \ 100 and
one other piece; $40
Wendin Weidner ct al. to Joseph Weidner.
lot In line of Twenty seventh avenue 100
S of ] street, S % by W 120; $40
: Is Elizabeth Melody to Carl westerfeld. lot in
NV line Of Howard street. 275 NE of Fourth
NE 40. NV So sW 10, NV so. Sw 80, Sc
Thomas Mcdonnell to Hugh Mcdonnell. lot
Twenty y.seyenth avenue, 60 by S 125; $40
American land and trust company TO Arthur
of street, s Is, W 90 n so e 100. s s. E
120. and one other piece; $40
Same to Mary Agnes Lang. lot in line of
240; $40.
Same to Mary Elizabeth LIE Van. lot in line
OF Nineteenth avenue, $50 of street, % by
Same to Jessie Smith, lot in line of Nine
teenth avenue, $50 of o street, n 25 by e
Same to Jane Lang, lot in W line Of Eighteenth
avenue. 800 of street S 25 by W i2o; $40.
Charles W. Shilling ct al to Mary Shilling lot
IN line OF Jackson street. so " Of Buchanan
E. c. Loomis to Josephine Clifford lot in NE
line Of Fifteenth avenue, 225 Sc of street, Sc
so by NE 100; $40.
Maria L. de Montemayor to Margarita L. de
Solana. lot in line OF Carl street 55 e of
Willard 25 by S 100; $40.
Annie M. Macgregor TO Abraham L. and Lottie
Whitehead. lot in line of Nineteenth avenue.
175 of street n 25 by 100; $40.
F. E. Farmer TO Mary A. Tobin, lot at SW
corner Of Green and Stockton streets 7o:11&
by W so; $40
Charles F. Geggans and wife to Carl wester-
field lot in NV line of Howard street 215 NE
Of Fourth. NE 4o NV so, Sw 10, NV 80; SW
30, Sc 100: $40.
Charles W. schilling ct al. to Mary schilling,
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-18

Alliance for Astoria
EUREK KA-saiIed Feb 17--stmr Acme. stmr
Loggie, for San Francisco; stmr Geo w
Elder. for Astoria and Portland.
Sailed Feb 1T-Stmr Ravalli, for San Fran
cisco.
Arrived Feb 17-Stmr Vanguard. hence Feb I6.
SAN PEDR0-Arrived Feb 17-Stmr Isqua,
from Eureka; stmr Centralia. from San Diego.
Sailed Feb .IT-Stmr Casco, stmr Shna Yak.
stmr Heens stmr Centralia, stmr Stanley Dol
lar. stmr Raymond, stmr Jas S Higgins for San
francisco; stmr State of California. for San
Diego and San Francisco; schr Mary Dodge for
Eureka; schr Allen A. for Grays Harbor.
ASToRIA-outside Feb 17-Schr Hugh Hogan.
from San Pedro
Sailed Feb I7-Stmr Shoshone for San Pedro
SEWARD-Sailed Feb 17-Stmr Pennsylvania,
for Seattle.
Sailed Feb 17-Stmr Jefferson for Seattle.
TAT0OSH-Passed out Feb 11-Schr Alpena,
from Tacoma for San Francisco; Nor stmr Tor
denskjold, from Nanamo for San Francisco.
Passed in Feb 17-Bktn James Johnson from
Callao for Puget sound; schr Alpena. returning
Jap stmr Tango Maru, from Yokohama
CRESCENT-Passed out Feb i7-Stmr Maver-
lex. from Seattle for San Francisco.
PORT LUDLoW-Arriyed Feb 17-Bark AL
bert. hence Feb 4.
wESTPoRT- Barbound Feb 17-Stmr G C
Lindauer. for San Francisco.
YENTURA-Sailed Feb 17-stmr Claremont,
for San Francisco
Arrived Feb 17-stmr Claremont from San
Francisco.
REDONDo-Arrived Feb 17-Stmr South Bay.
from Eureka: stmr Bowdoin. from Astoria.
GRAYs HARBoR-Arrived Feb I5-Stmr Au-
relia. hence Feb II.
SOUTH BEND-Arriyed Feb 17-stmr Doris,
hence Feb IA.
TATO0SH-Passed out Feb 17-Stmr Tiyer-
ton from Ludlow for San Francisco.
SEATTLE-Arrived Feb 17-Stmr Cottage
City, from Skagway; stmr Falcon hence Feb Is.
Arrived Feb 17-Stmr Maverick hence Feb IL
MONTEREY-Sailed Feb 17-Stmr Rosecrans.
with schr Roderick Dhu In tow, for San Fran.
cisco.
TAcOMA-Arrived Feb 17-Ger stmr serak.
hence Feb II via Seattle
EASTERN PORTS
N0RF0LK-Sailed Feb 16-Nor stmr Tan
cred, for Colon.
ISLAND PORTS
HoNoLTLU-sa Feb 17-Bktn Coronado
line and stmr Hyades, for KahuIui
San Francisco. -
KAHULU1- Arrived Feb 1e-Bktn Makaweli.
from Iauique
MANILA-sailed Feb 11-Br stmr Trafalgar
for New York.
FOREIGN PORTS
AUCKLAND-Arrived Feb 16-Br stmr Indra
yeiii. from Victoria. Feb 17-Br stmr Tweed
dale, hence Jan 16.
YoKoHAMA-Arrived prior Feb 17-Br stmr
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-18
cALTFoRNIA PATENTS

WASHINGTON. Feb. I7.-California
patents were issued today as follows.
= Baldwin. Weed. ratchet wrench; II.
J. BrOtt, San Jose, sanitary appliance.
W Campbell. Altadena, can Gaping
machine. J. Foreman and J. L. Thorn
ton. Los Angeles artificial fuel: A.
sranjean. san Diego, oil feed for car
buretting apparatus; +. i. Hultgreen,
oakland. window screen; y. J. Jewell.
Redoing. basket. 9. Loesch and c.
Bohme, san Francisco. fruit packing
device. A G.. Meyer. San Francisco.
treading phenacetin and product, J. r.
Nelson HammontOn. hamehOOk adjust
~ devices. O. 9. Rose. Camp Me-
aftachrnent for the horns Of sound re-
producing Instruments; ID. H Sherman,
los Angeles. agitator; J.. Van Luyen.
oakland, egg case; ". Van Vie. Oak
land. radius counter balance crane.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-18
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS

WASHINGTON. Feb. I4.-Army or
sers. Major Edward r. Schreiner,
medical corps, is relieved from duty
.ef general hospital. Preside, San Fran
.isco. and VIII proceed TO Fort Walla
WaUa. Wash. for duty, relieving Cap
ain Edward 3. Nedder. who viii pro-
.eed 10 Fort stevens. Ore. for duty.
.-eporting 10 commanding general. de-
osrtment Of the Columbia.
First Lieutenant George r. Stallman.
medical reserve corps, IS renewed from
s-ifv in the Philippines and VIII sail
1boilt April Is for San Francisco and
~enort BY telegraph TO adJutant gen
sre1 OF the army for further orders;
--~5erS Of January regarding Major
gr-~ancfs J. Herman. general staff 10
proceed 10 Philippine islands. revoked
~ Tor Herman VIII return TO Wash
ineton and report to chief OF stan Tor
Navv orders. Lieutenant A. s k5h
hee Isl detached from the Independence
ss.vy yard, Mare island, TO the BuHaio.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-18
Memoranda

New Nor stmr Thor-This afternoon. Feb. IL
of Point Reyes saw three masted bark painted
black, and a three masted schooner.
SYDNEY, Feb 15-Wreck of Br ship Falls of
Halladale is breaking up.
Per ship John Ena from Norfolk Feb 17-Had
variable winds in the north Atlantic and ran into
three sudden blows or NE gales. but doing no
damage 3S days out crossed the equator on
Nov IS, 1905 longitude % 112 west; from thence
to the Horn moderate weather; 30 days out
rounded the Horn Dec 20; had fine weather OF
Staten island; OF Cape Horn saw four masted
French bark; exchanged signals; had fair
weather to the equator in the Pacific. which was
west; from hence to port the best sailing of
voyage; had fresh trade winds until off Cali
fornIa coast when experienced some nasty
Sc and SW gales; off the heads I27 days
out and had splendid trip: no deaths acct
dents or speakings outside of couple of old
sails which were out
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-18

lbs sugar. 5000 lbs raisins 1s5 lbs dried fruit,
$50 canned goods, 10 pkgs fresh fruits, lle
lbs cheese, I2133 lbs lard. ITO lbs nuts, Gill
bales cotton, 253 rolls and 8 leather, l6
pkgs machinery cs oils. 3d. $50 lbs tallow, 2
bbls asphalt.
To China-1. .25o bbls four 25.s2o lbs malt,
5.s12 lbs pearl barley so cs baking powder,
1861 lbs and 10 meals, 81 cs salmon. 45C
cs canned goods 6,4T7 lbs sugar es honey.
S.6el lbs beans, 732 lbs peas. SITS lbs cheese.
5.s15 lbs dried fruit. 1,s10 lbs raisins. 26o pkgs
fresh fruits. 76s lbs chocolate. SAT lbs nuts. 800
lbs bread 1927 lbs Goldfish. 21S lbs coffee. 979
lbs lard, $50 gals and 10 cs wine, IS pkgs roofing
material cs oil, 9 rolls leather, pkgs dry
goods 27 pkgs drugs. 4 es boots and shoes, .
cigarettes, 45 cs paints.
To East Indies-520 cs canned goods, so cs
salmon, 432 lbs meals $40 pkgs roofing mate
rial, 80 bbls asphalt.
To Korea-725 cs candles, 1o4 gals wine.
To yladivostok-30 cs canned fruit. 80 pkgs
fresh fruits. 800 lbs dried fruit and raisins,
81 bales bags, 10 pkgs drugs.
To Philippine islands-24o casks beer, 750
gals wine, 5000 lbs Goldfish. 10 honey, )
pkgs fresh fruits, "A cs canned goods, 10 cs
salmon, rolls leather, s cs boots and shoes.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-18

lot in line OF Jackson street 50 W Of Bu-
ehanan, " 50:6, 100, W 25:5. 271O15,
2S:S. S o:414, E 5o:1l%, NV 1888, and one
Giovanni Moresco and wife to Amadeo Geor-
gone eft al, one-third interest in lot in " line
so; SO. = -'0''
Annie NJ Macgregor to Della Kollmer. lot
IN line of Nineteenth avenue. $50 Of
street, % by 120; $40.
Paulina J Truman to George Fisher. lot at
NV corner of San Carlos avenue and Twen-
Claud A. McGee ct al. to Albert s. Weaver.
20 feet Of lot and 10 feet of lot ).
BLOCK T, Sunset Heights; $40.
cara e. j. Thompson to Emily Seiders, lot
IN line of Faxon avenue, us of Ocean ave
Joseph B.; Wizard and wife to Joseph Berry.
iot IN line OF RamseH street, 100 "a
Randolph IS by E 100; $50.
Henry Witte and wife to Frederick Huelter.
Nineteenth. S a7:e by " 125: Sl0
Felix +. Connolly and wife to Samuc. p
Mertes lot at sW~corner of Grove and Clayton
John Jory and wife to Ferdinand NImmrat
and Wife. lot In w line Of South Broderiek
ff5eet Iss 0S1l SE Of 81 Parh road z0lo NV
r. D. Marsh and wife TO Metropolis trust
and savings bank lot at Sc corner of Jackson
and Locust streets 3T:6 by 1O2:S1t; $40.
Same TO same. lot in line OF street - E
OF Forty-fourth avenue. 40 by 100; $40.
Same 10 same. half interest IN lot in Sc line
so: S10
Louis Traveller and wife TO Michael Hanni-
gan and wife, lot at Sc corner of Twenty second
and Church streets, q by rs; $40.
Daniel L. Newcomb and wife L. E. Wiser
ct al, lot 40, block 81. sunnyside; $40.
| Cruz Swanson to John Swanson. lot Go, subdi-
vision 66, Spring Valley homestead; $40
Bessie Lockwood to Hattie Martha Telhuan.
lot in w line Of Twentieth avenue. 800 OF Gle
ment street. p by w 12o; SO.
j. ID. Cain and wife to Catherine O'Shaugh-
messy. lot in line of Fell street 1875 " Of
Steiner. W 80 by 1876 $10.i
Nick Perry TO Thomas ID. Quinn and wife, lot
IL. block 81, Sunnyvale homestead; $40
| Robert t. McGinnis TO Joseph L. Finn and
wife, lot in n line Of Fulton street 203:10 W
OF. Parker avenue, " Is. 119.77, NE 25.O1, s
119.03; $40.
/ Walter e. Hansen to John W Jones and wife
hot In line Of Carolina street. 100 OF Twenty
third, % by 100; $40
]. A. Robinson, deceased (by administrator.
| TO j. @. Klumpke. lot at SW corner Of Seventh
| and Hooper streets. w 90 by 240; $50
to Rosa Nordman. lot In W line OF Common
weath street, 100 Of Euclid avenue. 40 by W
| 120; 81 600
James D. Davies and wife TO Mary Ann Davies
lot in line OF Twenty fifth street, 1894 " Of
Diamond; w 26:S by S ia: $40.
John C. Joiner to Lens Campbell lot In " line
OF Mississippi street. 5T0 OF Twenty second,
% by W 1000 gift.
Sarah McNulty to Thomas MeNulty. lot in E
line Of Guerrero street, 1856 Of Eighteenth b,
25 by 140; gift.
Eliza A. Brown to Theodore E. Rulfa lot at
SW corner of Van Ness and Vallejo streets, s
81 by W 120; $40.
Same to same. lot in line OF Vallejo street.
lie w OF Van Ness; " by q; $40.
Ernest Klein ct al. to Sallie Ann Hansen. lot
in Sc line Of Natoma street. 225 NE Of Ninth,
NE % by Sc rs; $40.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-18
U. S. brunch Hydrogranhic oGlce

branch of the United States photographic
office, located at the Merchants Exchange Is
maintained in San Francisco for the benefit Of
mariners, without regard TO nationality and free
Of expense. Naygators are cordially invited to
visit the office, where complete sets of charts
and sailing directions Of the world are kept at
hand for comparison and reference and the latest
information always be obtained regarding
lights, dangers to navigation and matters of in
terest to ocean commerce.
j. c. BURNETT.
Lieutenant, U. S. N, in charge.