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The Washington herald., 1909-02-28
Crhursday, February 25, 19Oo1

81 French street noTthEeSt-Junette Blackstone 70
Eznuzd ?. and Katharine N Kelchsr, lot 81.
square 81. SO
u street between Firs, and Third streets north
West-Danie J. Sullivan 70 James Kelihsr. lot
rs. square So asa
MERRIAM Hill-John 5 Hunt TO Elains C John
sJ1. SIl interest In lot %. block 4. 500
sixth street, between c and ] streets southeast
Milton A. Hosteia 70 Eettie l. Hoistein. lot
Il. squaTe SIS Sc
Meridian Hil-Hs--y 7. Doner ID John S. Hunt.
Let q. block Il. sl9o
Ninth s;reg', besweea 7 and Q streets nor.hwess-
Alexander H. Bel e TX 70 Eee J. Wagner.
lots . and 8 square 81. sc.
so First street rorthEest-Helen Kington and
Mar c. Pressna. sxe1uc1css, 70 Charles Y. and
Miebsd Kuighton. lot o. square west Of SQUIRE
eE. SO
Gus'ave Lanshursh. part original lot g. square
so N5ooo
Addition to Ls Droit rz-k-IiIne H Nat.era e;
VIZ, Harry J.. 70 Laura ". and Mary r. Bech-
tel lot 81, square a. SO.
Moore & Barb0ur's Second Addition to Washing
ton-James Martin q " 20 Florence r Tut
Fiier. l0t s.. block 8 SIP
Floral Hil-Ths Washington Loan and Trust Cen
pary. trustee. 20 Arthur J. Raanf7gs. lots . and
90 square 55-s $50
Trnidad-Thomas b. Ridgzte. T.. to Hattie L
HOlstein, lot L. square SIS. SO.
tee. 20 William h White. lot 50, square "a.
$50
FIfth street. between D and z streets northwest
BENJAMIN ". and William E. Reiss AID wives
% Robert y HsTper, part original lot u.
suuare n SO
Washington Hcirhts-afichael o-Connor ct w 70
Charles c. and Lstitia P Snow. lot s, block
g. SIS
Potomac street northwest. between N and n
stTests-Rsphaei A. Casilszr e. rx. % AlgsTnon
5. TeSbs. lot !. square 10. SO.
Fifteenth and streets southesst-Willisn p Nc
Gee e ". 20 George B. and Jeanette Chiids
lot 81 square lG-3 SO
Moore & Barb1uT's Second Addition % Washing
toR-JoseDh Paul e ux. to Max Davidson, lot
s. and part lot s.. block s, SO.
ElsEenth street. between p and streets northeast
John T. Lynch et TX 20 Frank n. Wurz-
baeSeT. lot 76. square go. go.
Ssuls Addition 70 Wsshington-B. Francis Saul
e a.. 20 T Roland WiIkerson and Heuristts
Grsg0-y. lot 8. square 2So3. Sl.7oa
GTiswold's Addition ID Anacostia-The Washington
Loan and Trust Company. trustee. 70 James T.
Harrison, lot so S5S0
The Washington herald., 1909-02-28
DAILY COURTRECORD.
Saturday, February q, 1902
DISTRICT COURTS.
COurt of Appeals.

Assignment for Tuesday March .
SPECIAL calendar.
70 ! Sec1etary q The Inss-iar IS. Unite5 States
q rel Love et a. AttoTeys Stuart NeNsuars
and D. " Bskgr-k2ppler / Merriliat
No. 2 Uuitcd States ex rel- Tuner q al "
Secretary q interior AttCmeys Happier & MeT-
riilat-D. u Baker and Stuart McNzmsrz-
No. E. Djst-iC- q Columbia rs Haul Atto--
Beys. F. II. Thomzs-A. H. Bell
No : United States cx ri Gri5bic et al. Sec
rctary ~ tie Iuteror- AttcTueys J. u Rankin
D. " Bake- and Stuart NcNsusrs-
No 6 SeCetaTv q the IRtfTi0T Is United Ststes
& rel Ness AtiCney- F. ". Clements
No g C0ke - District n Columbia Attorneys
W. C. Preniiss-F. Il. Stephens.
Re9glar call
70 lsl7- Baltimore ard Ohio Railroad Conpzzs
IS Ccck- Attorneys. &. +. Hamiiton-W. J. Ian
bort Z II. Ysatman. ard C. " FCwisT-
NJ lS76- BUoTn. executor. vs. Hight. AtrCr1sys
T. j. Mchenney and William Hitz-H- : Nat
tbews and p. a. BgTcn. T.
No -97s Cooper rs United Security Life Insur
ance and Truy- Company. AttoTneys. Irving WLl-
iazsCn-Nata Wilson and c. r. Wilson.
No. 1879. Moalton c. al vs.. Coznish. AttoIeys
Jo-n Isidout-3faddox < Gstiey.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-28
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
FOR THE PAST WEEK

ITO street uorthEest-A. A Hoshiing T. and
National Savings and Trust Company. executors.
20 julia NJ Walker. lot T. square 10.
Fletchau's Chsnce-AudrCw Wilson and Noel ".
BaTksdaie. trustees, TO Harold Z. Doyle. half
interest in part, SIC. John Z. Morgan et VI. 70
sane, half interest ID parts. SO. Harold E.
Doyle et ux- 70 DAVID S. Carl. parts. Sla
Washington Heights-Iames Loundes e ux- tn Ed
win X. Lundy. lots s. s.. end s.. block , SO.
Connecticut Avenue Highlands-bauy Wardman and
Thomas BoRcs to Lc Roy Marx. part lot 2
block = So
Twenty -arSt street between snd " streets north
west-W. Wallace Chisweil and Harry A. Kite 70
Eugene 7. Hughes l0t s. square 100 SO
Pleasant Pisins-HarTy B. Wilson and Harry Ward
man % FTances J. DiIl. lot g. s7uare 255 SIC.
Eighth and c streets southeast-Francis B. Essex
ct ux. TO CisHde E Withanr part original lots
and ). square % SO
Shadyside-The Washington and Maryland Realty
Company 20 Josie n. p. Wsddup los 30 ard
81. squa7e E37o. SO, sane 20 Ira Z. BErTier.
lots 5 and 81. square $50. SO same 70 Charles
" Shafer lots = and q square z99. SO
Rosc1alc-Louisa A. Mclean q al 20 Arthur 4
BiTney, trustee. lot e. block 3 S.
Cie-eland Dsrk-Heury =. Manghum to William z.
Vance. lots z g. and a. block s, SO
55e Eighth street southeast-Johu II. ard Frederick
W Arendes, administrators. 70 Reuben Gcld-
stein and Morris Goldman. lot c. square s03,
SIC
IsZ Q street rorthwest-George Y Porry AID George
" Salter. trustees 20 Esther j. Lsckey lot
$. square $50 SO. Esther J. Lackey 70 Eliza
beth Lacsey, same land. SO
HHTlem-EileB A. Bounds e ar David T 70
Maurice 2. Finley, part lot I2 So
The Washington herald., 1909-02-28
ANYTHING THE DECISION.
Reorganization Of ". II. Railroad
Depends on Commodity Clause.

Baltimore. Feb. 1.-THE opinion OF the
Supreme Court Of the United States on
the legality Of the commodity clause Of
the Hepburn act IS anxiously awaited in
financial and railroad circles IN Baltimore.
for upon this decision viii depend the
form the reorganization OF the Western
Maryland viii take.
The reorganization committee OF this
company is ready 10 go ahead with the
rehabilitation OF the property, but can
do nothing until It knows definitely the
status OF the S1o,O000o0 general Hen and
convertible 4 per cent bonds. These bonds
are secured by a mortgage on the com
pany's coal lands in West Virginia
amounting approximately TO 10000 acres.
and more than 100 coke ovens. Under
the Hepburn law railroads are prohibited
from hauling over their lines products
Of companies they own or control
As the Western Maryland derives the
bulk OF its revenue from coal traffic. the
operation OF this law was a severe blow
10 II. and II IS contended that this more
than any other thing forced the com
pany to seek protection IN a receiver
ship.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-28
aTr. Harris Buys Freer Hou.e.

Wiilige. Gibbs & Daniel have sold Cor
Mrs. Mary N. Freer the three-story
dwelling at III Thirteenth street. be-
tween Fairmont and Girard streets north
west The house has a handsome Co
Ioniel front, with porch extending across
the entire structure, and is one of a
row Of five dwellings built about two
years ago. It has eleven rooms, q full
tiled bath. and hot water heat Il oc-
cupies a lot . feet front by q depth
OF 10 feet TO rear alley, and is built
on a terrace William Harris. the pur-
chaser. VIII hold the property as an IN
vestment II is understood that the sale
price was IN the neighborhood Of ss.T5a.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-28
Cwedne.dax. February %, IeOol

Garfield Hcights-SteDhca J. Lewis 10 Vivian Tib0s.
lot = block : SO
Couueeticgt Avenue Ter7scs- -Folton r. Gordon Ct
ux 10 J. Irwin Stesl, lots / o. ard 81, square
Eg as sane 70 Margaret :. Cart2E. lots
lots and %. square Ts. S6s--s-
Sehuet5en Psrk-Gvy :. and Carroll ;. Zepp e u.
70 Robert C. PulIiam- lot lls. block 2. So
BeiziT Heghts-James r Fitch 10 James &
White. part lot : biock : sI0o-
No - North Carolina avenue southeast-Luther
F. SDeer executor ard Trustee 70 Franklin f.
and sarah L. Sneer lGt 5 square s9a. 500
L2uier HeiElIts-{sot-Tt " Gates 70 Isabel L
Gstes. lot 2s. So
Myrtle strest-Lcuis GuDdTinz 20 Fannie 2 RidZ-
rsy. lot 30 square 1905. SIC
Is Tenth street northwcst-syie 4. Peters et Viz
Jesse D. B.. 70 Charles II. Ainslee. south half
Uf iot :. square 80. so
Pleasant Plai7-Nellie z. Watson e VIZ. J. Leslie
70 Lrcy MGR SsdleF, j.; 2 square &SS. SO
Coumhis Heights-Thcmas r. HaH 20 George 2
Stewart. 10; 2 block g. SO.
y Ninth street nurthwest-tie0rze Z. Stewart TO
Thomas u. Han lot is square 4c7. SO
Columbia Hsights-Jrnette BlscEistcne 70 J. Sprgg
Poole. iot g. block =. SO.
sI French street northwest. ST-lEg Poole - W
20 Junetts Backistcns lot s. square So. 50.
Fii;h street between snG G streets northeast-
CeCsze & P1mphrsg e ~ ard George y
Palmer e W 10 Flzuk J. Scisu, lot e. square
So SO.
% canal street southzes.-GerEs ". Moor 10
Michael A. DManrs. lot IS. SQUARE 81. SD
Raudlo HiEhIands-The Washington Loan and Trust
Company TO tie United States Realty Company
q Washington, D. C. Inc, iot g. blSck 55lz. So
Thounas H. Han 70 Laura T. Slater, l9t IS square
% SO
Tsirtceuth s-reet. ScfEecn F and G streets north
west-Rachel z Tr1zble % r. Isabelle SinciaiT.
part original lot =, SQUARE y. SO
sErDe-y Hil-LCuis 2. Shoemaker ct w 70 ThoEazs
BlsEien. part Sc.
P,--1e- Estzte-SiiddsuSh & Shannon Inc. 70 EllZs-
bc1h Crocke. ict = 50
81 and 80 Mclean sTc1us Northwest. Paul
Smith ct ux- 20 PatTiok D. Riordan, parts lots
Is6 and 80 SQuE7e 5is. SO.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-28
BIGGEST FARM ON EARTH.
said 20 Be David RanISin's in Mis-,
souri,. He Guesses It's True.

said 20 Be David RankIn's In Mis-
souri,; He Guesses It's True.
Nearly forty years ago an Illinois
farmer discovered that land on one side
Of a State line was selling for so an acre
while ne might buy any amount on the
other side OF the imaginary dividing mark
for less than third that amount Real
estate men told the farmer that TO rail-
road would ever 90 near the Missouri
lands. but he sold his farm in Illinois and
bought all he could Of the land at Sc an
acre.
Not long ago David Rankin, who is the
man that bought the cheap acreage. took
an inventory Of his possessions IN the
neighborhood Of Tarklo. No The In
yentory showed $50 acres. q coo fatten-
ing hogs. 5000 cattle. $50 horses more
than 100 cottages IN which the employees
OF the Dig farm we're housed: great quaa-
titles OF farm machinery. and the Ike.
The total figures no 20 something Ike
s. Co. 90 in value. says Hampton's Maga-
zine That didn't include the l000. .000
bushels OF corn produced annually or the
80 miles OF tiling and bitches. some of
whicn had been draining the marsh lands
Of forty years ago.
They say I'm the biggest farmer in the
world" Rankin says, and I guess it's
true. Lots Of men have more land than L
but they use it for cattle ranges only.
Mine is a farm.
Rankin never raises cattle or furnishes
range. He buys the raw steers from the
plains and fattens them until worth twice
what he pays for the feeders" as they
are called. He never sells corn. because
by feeding It to cattle. according 10 a
minute calculation OF his OWL. he gets
more ample returns. It is forty miles
from the nearest 10 the most distant OF
his farms.
MI Rankin is Scotch-Irish. He was
born in Indiana in rural poverty. He
made his start trading a colt for calves
and raising the latter INTO steers To-day
he owns an implement factory, a munich
pal water system, a telephone company. a
bank, and other enterprises in addition
TO his farm. When the notion takes him
be adds $4,000 or 50 the endowment OF
Tarkio College, a Presbyterian school IN
his home town, which has known is gen
crosby 10 the extent % S250,o00
The Washington herald., 1909-02-28
House Brings 10000

Stone & Fairfax report the recent sale
for Thomas H. Hail, OF the three-story
residence at 1907 Euclid street. Columbia
Heights. The front is Of red brick and
brown stone. with bay window running
the entire height Of the building. II IS
heated by hot water system and is plan
ned with parlor, reception hall. dining.
room, and pantry on the first floor.
The house Is one Of the six houses
erected by Kennedy & Davis over five
years ago. The purchaser paid sle.oD9.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-28
SAVING. Increase in the Rand.

According to the post-Office savings
bank returns recently published By the
Transvaal government, there was an in
crease OF saving power to the amount of
s1s100o on 55.1O5 accounts IN 1905 or the
previous years deposits. In 1907 the
amount due to depositors in the savings
bank was s1.942.6s3. which has increased
to e1.474.55S In amount and 3.0Ss in num-
her This is the highest number Of &C
counts ever standing open at the local
government savings bank. The actual
deposits made during the year have been.
in round figures, $4,000 less than in 1907.
but. on the other hand. the withdrawals
have been s1S7, 200 less during 1905.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-28

CTuesday. February d, 1902
Longnecser's Addition to Congress Heights-Arthur
F. RandIs e. gx % Charles Z. Purdy and
Lille NJ PuTdy. lot 3. block 5 80.
c. besEeen TEeniy-frst and Trenty-sscoud streets
northwest-WilIiam P. Epscomb e ux. and
Edsih " DzTis e Hx. 70 John II. Nelson,
original lot e. square g. SO.
l. between Thirteen and Fourteen streets south
cast-Charies H Nussjaum 20 Clsud Livingston.
lots 8 aud S. square ieis. SO Gland Living
SION e TX 70 Edgar P Nielsen, same land $40.
Izuier Heights-Frederick " Parker et TX 70
Robert V Gafes lot Is SO.
First addition to Manor Pu-k-The Federal Realty
Company to Eme-y Rocssseller, LOT .. square
EES SIC
EckingtOn-samuel A. DTury and Thomas H PICK
ford. trustees to Samuel W PickfOrd. lots Il.
i. and le. block 4. s.fa.
50 20 38s 81 nE--Fanny N. PiummeT et vir.
James r.. TO Barry J. Gicias. Parts lots s. and
IS. square S5 SO
Sixth. between VI ard streets sagthvsst-Albert
~ West ct TX % MaTy Martin. II lss square
Teuth. between B and streets nO1tfeass-L-1rstta
W MeCrecry 20 Emmanuel s. Luby, lot Is.
square s54 SO.
street. betzeen Sixteenth and sessntcenth streets
ncrthscst-John Aleslehan e VI. 10 John McT-
rs par original l0t s. square Us. SO.
Connecticut aTenue and 5 streets northwest-Nil-
lam l. Miller % John 5. Ward. lot Is. square
81. sc.
ss3 FIFTH street r0-theast-Frsnk H Nurzoschel
et ux- TO LOUIS c. Ubcr. lot S3. square &S SO
Connecticut Avenue Terrsce-Fulton R. Gordon e
VI 70 Asa II. and He.ie ". Crppen. lots 2
80. and ST. square Eis SySsL
WESLEY Heights-Msttie ". BrsWner to David +
scheeie. lot g block ls. So
~ Seventeenth street nOrthWeSt-MSrJ c. ThOmp-
son e a. 10 Richard H. Piossanss. trustee. lot
.. square l66. SO.
4-f H street southuest-Edrin W. Riddle q w 10
Nellie Wells Mar Downs. John Riddle, AID
Maggie ClasPy. part original lot 2. squsre
sss So
Dobtins Addition 20 Washirzton-GeoTge stsvens
e. ux 10 c. o. T0Eles and WI h Tcslss. lot
rs square Y. SIC
Pleasant Plains-HarTy p. Wilson and Harry
Wsrdmsn 70 Laura y FreBch. lot IS, square
2s55 SO. Same TO Grace W. Bi1dseye lot s.,
square 835 SO
Blcomi1gdale-John / Warren et w. 10 Nathan
G. Lane. lct "a, bloek :, SO.
= street no-1hwest betWsen Thirty-second and
Thirry-third strects-F. Baker Weaver 10 Co
lunbia Granite ard Dredging Corporation, parts
lots Il and I5 squz7s ll75. SO
Water street uoT-hEes;. near Cecil aley-The Co
lumbia GraBite and Dredging Corporation TO
Francis B. Weaver. part lot &c. square lis, SO.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-28
Reduction in Prices NOt Probable.

The existing prices Of foodstufs in
Austria could be lessened only by a re-
duction Of the existing tariff. by a diunu-
ton Of the excise duties. which fan on
certain cOmestbles, and by entering into
treaties OF commerce with those sur
sounding countries. that have great agri-
cultural facilities. such as Russia. and
ROumania; al present Austria depends
almost entirely for such produce on. Hun
gary. A reduction Of taxation is pre-
cluded during the next ten years by the
terms of the "Ausgleich'' OF 1907 between
Austria and Hungary. which regulates
for that period all fiscal matters a6ect-
ing the dual monarchy.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-28
ORIGIN OF GOLD DEPOSITS.
Scientist Holds that Erosion Does
NOt Account for All OF Them.

NOt Account for All OF Them.
Frun the scisuti1c American.
The current theory OF the formation Of
gold bearing auuviaI deposits assumes
that the gold existed originally in the cen
tral nucleus Of the earth IN the forms OF
sulphide and telluride. which subsequently
became dissolved in the water OF hot
springs and were deposited together with
gelatinOus silica Thus were formed
veins Of euriferous quartz which. in con-
sequence Of erosion. gave rise to aIluvial
strata containing particles OF metallic
gold.
NJ Fieux, however. asserts that the
erosions OF outcropping auriferous veins
OF quartz does not account for all de-
posits OF metallic gold. He finds that
some gold-besring strata show no trace
Of quartz. but consists wholly OF clay
with fragments Of diorite or diabass. and
moreover are so situated as TO preclude
the existence OF quartz veins He has
seen beds or streams become richer IN
gold after every rain, though they showed
no trace OF quartz Finally, in certain
auriferous strata which contain much
quartz. not particle or gold is found
in the quartz. though some gold occurs
in the diabase which accompanied IL
Hence Fieux concludes that the erosion
OF quartz veins cannot be the sole source
of auriferoUs ailuvial strata. and further
more. that the almost constant presence
IN those strata Of heavy basic rocks con-
tanning diorite, amphibOIic schist and dia-
base. indicates that native gold Is one OF
the subsidiary ingredients or those rocks
According 10 this new theory. therefore,
certain OF the heavy eruptive rocks have
carried with them in their eruption some
OF the gold existing IN the metallic state
IN the central nucleus OF the earth. After
reaching the surface these rocks were
oxidized by contact with the air and
eroded by water. which washed away
the lighter materials and left the heavier,
including the gold.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-28
Circuit OOart No. L,


No. 5I59 CAROL Strickland; judgment for
plaintiff on WIT of replevin Attorneys c. 4 Keis-
Win-H. 4 HoilandeE.
Assignments fox March l. 80
Ne 81 Parish et al Whitney Attorneys
Crzndsl Nacssy-T. G. Handy and T. s. MatthsEs.
No s. Caipnsn e al 5. BroVn q a. Atto--
ueys. Tucker & heuyon-LsubeTs & YeztEz1-
No E5. WaIkeT G. Warner e a. Attc-zeTs,
Tucker & KsuyUn-Gittings & Chauherlin-
No - - MotheTshesd - Washington Railway
and Electro COMPANY Attorneys J " Nicnol
and J. G. Foster-J J. Darlington
No - Thcn1s rs De Winter et a. Attornsyz
J. " BeIer-P r Marshall.
No - Rscks- 7s. lockwood. Attorneys. c A.
MARVEL. s A Putnam, ard Charles Poe-BelTR
A. lockwood and Arthur Ensii=-.
No q Staples vs. Davis. Attorneys C. L
E-.llaE and Z c. BrandenbrrE-H. Z Daris
The Washington herald., 1909-02-28
TaUEuf7s.

No. Sssl. Unised States ex -el- Arnold vs. Seze-
tarv of Infericr: n1anGsmus. Attorneys. Ralston &
Sdd1rs and ". E. Richardson
No 5is52 Charles c. Barber Washington Ter
rinaI Company; damages. Sts.So. Attorneys. Sic
nan & Lerch-
No. aS5. Virginia Herod ct a.. rs. Sane; szze.
AttcTnevs. saGe.
No. ss54. Har-v F. Lerch ct s.. - Sane; dam
ages S39.ea. Attorneys. sane
No 5ls55. Catherine 0'Brsn rs. Sane; damages.
UoO00 Attorneys. sane
No sIs5s annie l. Pearce - CAPITAL Traction
Company; damages. sleco0 Attorney. A. 5. worth
inzt0u.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-28
Equity Court No. =
JTSFECE WRIGHT.

As.i--ureuts fcr March 2 lIs-
Nc. rs Bowman IS BoEmsn- Atto-usTS y. D.
nzvadze-C hsuncey Hzcketr-
No. as Herduan Us BrcEncns1. Atto1sys. D.
" O-Dcnocnue-Tuczer & Kenron-
No. 55c. Waite v. White q 81 Attorrsys, r Z.
lIattiiLz7v-C + Calvsrf
No. 81 In re assignment q Lore Stz- NsrcSn-
tile Association Attorneys. " 7. Cl.nksczles-J.
Il Stewart
No 80 WI'ks r. WiIkie- Attorneys, W. E
Ault-use-R-lston s. Siddo1s
The Washington herald., 1909-02-28
Equity Court No. 1.
JUSTICE BARNARD.

No. S79z In rs assirn-snt Andrcr 7 Ma: de-
c-cr q February 2 1913 amended Artorusys. J.
T. Pevzer
No. S5E. Herman - Duparq1et. Huot & no
relse Co. rule returnsbe March :, iss. Atto7nsy.
~ r Pl1mIsv-
No. 35sS American DistiIiing GO. IS Ksssel et
al: order spuo5rtine receivers. boc5. M Atto--
neys J. A. NsedeI-A r. BEL
The Washington herald., 1909-02-28
Nery Industrr for Rurma-

The Rangoon Gazette says that lemon
grass oil has been successfully distilled
IN homemade apparatus and that lemon
grass grows all over Burma. The paper
suggests that it Is a good field for capable
persons to enter with modern equip
ment for distiiling
The Washington herald., 1909-02-28
NIrcuEf tourt NO .
CHEF JUSTICE CLABAUGE.

Assignments for March l. fo9:
No. -. Bcan - City and Suburban Railway
COMPANY. Artorneys. ". G. Gardner and {. y
Hopswel-J = Darlington
No. % Shoe1sks-- executor. Ts. Wei5e-. sd-
niristrstoT. Attorneys Lambert & YestDa1-E. Il.
Thomas
Va. - Collins IS City and Suburban Railway
Company. Attorneys, Tsppe- & Gusack-J. J. Dz--
lIr-tcu-
70. - Howard 5. Burn Attorneys. Darr. Per
ssr & Tsylor-E. L. Gies-
The Washington herald., 1909-02-28
AbattoIr. WI co.t s12s.ooo.

Designs have been made for the Jo-
hannesburg municipal abattolrs. which
are 60 be constructed al a cost Of s3.OOo
or about S125.0o0.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-28
Rand Wines Install Nacbi,e,

Something Ike so new stamps. and the
equivalent Of 90 more in the shape OF
tube mills viii be installed in Rand mines
during the first three months OF 1903.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-28
CoaI output in the rrnnsrnnI

The coal output Of the Transvaal for
the month Of September amounted 10
S55, SIS tons, valued at So, ,4Ss.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-28
Fixing a Limit.

From ths Chicago Tribune
Johnny-They're making shingles out O.
cement now'da
Dicky-I don't mind that so much. but
II nav ever gets a pair O. cement slip
pers. I'm goin' to run away.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-28
Gorernment Get. Prnfit of ninmnna,

The Premier Diamond Mining Company
has paid 10, the TTaHsvaaI government
the sum Of s7a0.0O0 the governments
share in the proat for the year 1861,
The Washington herald., 1909-02-28
Equity Suits.

No S3i- Herman - Du7arQust. Euot &
aFoneus, Co. INJUNCTION. Attorney. " P. PIu1,ey-
Nn E5iS American Distributing Company
LOUIS :. kiSsel e. al: CTe1iJOTs bin. AIt0lsJS
Nfsec.l-A Il Bsu
The Washington herald., 1909-02-28
Probate Court.
IrsrICr WRIcHr

Estate of Walter MoExan; VII dated Jsuus75
. lso8: petition for probate of VII Attorney,
G. P. McGlae.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-28
Criminal Conrt No. I.
JUSTICE GOULD

ILcIIJE GUILD
Assignments for Monday. March I, lSos-Ssutencss
and a-raiEuueutss
United states rs. william Rhode o. trial
United states IS Richard Jackson
United States Is George Fora
United States IS. james A. Thompson.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-28
,rimtnal Court No. F.
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No- Iss72 In Re estate of Hozsrd " Slsbv
gwen 20 Trv. AttorneyS. C. 4 Syne and ". H
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The Washington herald., 1909-02-28
TARIFF AIDS RICE
CROP Tn BRAZIL
Interesting Chapter in Big
South American Product.
DUTY CHECKS CONSUMPTION

Government AID to Agriculture ana
Higher Prices Lead 40 Increased
AcreaEe-Hope Of Statesmen Cen
tered In Larger Cultivation TO Sat
isfy Need of Home Demand.
Valdez daily prospector., 1909-04-06

Everyone who attends the AlaKa- YuKon-Pacific exposition in Seattle this summer will have the privilege of banning gold dust from native Alaska gravels, just as it is banned in Tanana and the KlondiKe. #