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Evening star., 1909-03-14

Score-washington, 33: York. g. Baskets-Jone
j5l Croyhan 49, Hubbard i5l,' Reyes. Fowler
Grouse (2), Remsberg. Goss from fouls.Croghan
Hubbard. Substitution-Coe for Seneft Tin'
Tinekeeper-Mr Beckett. Scorer-Mr. Long.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-17

!ishting preferred and common stock were made
& --S telep1one stoeks were somewhat lower A.
.@teo Oh was higher. selling up 10 S36T.5
pa mining stocks the Comstocks were strong
NC ~, me leaders generally higher Julia Con.
solldated was assessed Sc
Inc southern Neyadss ranged about the same
- On ne preceding day. Daisy was the active
seeeA' Win The east selling il. some o. 600
sIsfes were sold. Goldfeid Consolidated was
also sctive. within the range of S. 3o0rS 42iS
e.osins AZ SsS5, which was the closing quotation
~ The preceding day
Ine continental oil company has declared
april IA. Fs ave
me SA.-srsl Oh company Of Los Angeles has
ueSisreo As regular dividend of y per cent and
"a extra dividend Of / per cent Books close
April 20. payable April 20
ne Mines Company OF America has declared
! egular nonthly dividend of per cent, pay
able April 26
= " Sparks. the broker OF philadelphia has
sent ont advance information that the annual
report Of the fonopsh mining company VIII show
f>tvv-ro Of ore blocked out ana measurable in
fhe conpanys ground. that So, 000. 600 10 81. .OO0
~ additional ore is in sight. and that there is
e treasury reserve Of 81 oas. .oO0 which. after the
earrent dividend Of S35o.000 is paid, win leave a
surplus OF S7sS O00.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-17
street. $50 W Of Fillmore. W so By n 1871,

street, $50 W of Fillmore, W so by n 1915
Alfred J. T. o'Connor to James o'conuOr.
100 w Of Landers " - by n 69.6 and half OF
three other pieces; SO.
Patrick Ha1ey to Michael Houhhan and wife.
lot in W line OF FLORIDA street. 312 OF Twen-
tteth, 26 by " 100; $40.
ira NJ Cobe and wife 10 Isabella A. Andrews,
1 street. n 20 by " I3O: $40
Lawrence Jensen and wife to Juana S. Tobin,
LOT at corner OF Clayton and Fillmore streets.
, 6e;S ny W SI:6; $40
Thomas j. stanton and wife to William f.
stanton, lot in line OF Twenty-third street,
lSo OF Castro E . by \ III; $40,
City realty company to Stillman e. Brown. Toe
N n u 2 line OF Sixth avenue. $50 OF Il street.
n % by 120; $40.
\ Joseph o. Tobin to Richard c. Tobin lot aa
SW corner Of Hayes and Octavia streets. "
1876 by 120; gift.
Anna Won Staden to Annie Won Staden. lot IN
E 22.9 by $50; gift
August Anderson to Matilda Anderson. LOT
IN IS SM " line Of @ GiTs5d street. 200 NV OF Wilde.
Bay shore building company TO W. T. Sfinick.
lot 5. block 81. Refs tract.
John l. Williams and wife 70 Max Gensber-
ger. lot in 5 line OF Sacramento street, 1O4 q
Of Fillmore. 25 BY 132:Tls $40
Emily a. P Smith to Thomas F. Flynn. lots
I.s' $50 Isl. 500 OIL. 9iS, 9l5, OH. 9l9 to
s22. 1905 zoos. 101O. 1912. gift map q $40.
Homestead realty company TO Carl z. Losch-
enkohl. lot in Sw line Of Thirtieth avenue SOUTH
Jacob Heyman company TO Frank b Worley
lot in line OF Valley street. 3o5;5 " Of Dia-
mond. " 25:4 by ia: ST.
Franklin B. Woriey and wife to Laura Keefe.
same; $40.
Charles A. Johnson 70 John A Jacobs and
wife lot in NE line Of Eleventh avenue South.
100 NV OF VI street. NV % by NE 100 and
three other pieces: SO.
z. p. Connelly and wife to George whit
tell. lot at NE corner OF Sacramento and Yerba
Buena. 6S:6 By z 50; So
Henry T. Harris to julius Harris. lot in
SW line of Thirtieth avenue. 225 NV OF I
street NV $50 BY SW 100; s..
Mary Gerken to Camille Peters. lot at SV
croner Of Golden Gate avenue and Lott street.
" 31:3 By 100; gift.
Anna D. Roller 70 Alvin c. de Poister. lots
20 and 2I, block p. Lakeview. $40.
Amalia Dollenmsyer TO George F. Lyon. lots
52S and $50. gift map 2; $40.
Bakers Beach land company 10 Bertha Bar
tholme. lot IN W line OF Thirty-second avenue.
273 \ Of Cahforai>, q, " 109,Oss. Sc 27:0as.
z 1865; $40
Thomas Mckee ct al 70 Norma Ry,and. lot
at NV corner OF Seventeenth and Cole streets.
n 1901 " 100. S $685.. z 1OO:41S; SO
Mary H. Cunningham to Otto G. Zinns et al,
lot in " line OF Van Ness avenue. no Of
Chestnut street. " 80. S 165. f 2j. y 1876.
z 12J. n 27:6: $40
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-17
NEWS OF THE OCEAN
Merchandise For The n-,au.


The Japanese steamer Chiyo Maru sailed FOR
Hongkong and way ports via Honolulu vester-
day with cargo valued at S220, ,O62 exclusive OF
treasure. and 10 be distributed as follows: For
Japan. S1s9,912: China. $40. .032; Korea. 50. .45O:
East indies, $l.123; Eladivostock. S6.150: Phil
ippine Islands. 81 ,251 South Africa S144 The
principal shipments and their destinations were
follows.
To Japan-1.610 lbs sugar, 753 lbs butter. 11s
cs Canned goods. 215 lbs cheese 200 lbs lard
10 pkgs fresh fruits, 235 lbs dried fruit 255 lbs
meals, $50 lbs peas and beans. cs whisky 449
lbs nuts, Is cs oils SO cs nails, 223 rolls and 8
cs leather, IL bales hose, 81 pkgs electrical
goods. 2,ae2 bales cotton, Is es cotton duck 81
cs boots and shoes, 1 cs arms and ammunition
2,659 pkgs roofing material 336 600 lbs nitrate
Of soda. 10 pkgs paints.
To China-j16 bbls -four 2475 lbs and hxs
dried fruit, 316 lbs raisins. 2Tj lbs cheese, 6l3
IDS beans. 500 lbs pearl barley. 300 es canned
goods. :, dS9 lbs and cs meals. 245O lbs dried
nsh. cs honey, 1870 lbs goldfish 792 lbs choco-
late- 81 cs salmon $50 gals wine. 236 pkgs gro
ceries and provisions. 134 pkgs fresh fruits 35f
lbs coffee. ctls oats $50 lbs nuts 26 500 lbs
malt, 600 lbs lard, 52J lbs tobacco, 10 bbIs and
es oils, pkgs machinery, e6 Os ink bales
urs. cs boots and shoes, IS rolls and 1 cs
leather.
To Korea-15o lbs meals, 5000 IT humber, 45
pkgs machinery, pkgs electrical goods.
To East Indies-120 lbs lard, 113 cs canned
goods, $40 gals wine. 50 salmon, $50 lbs
meals, pkgs dry goods
ments, 20 bales bags
To Philippine islands-s74 lbs beans IA cs
canned goods, 800 lbs Goldfish, go gals whisky,
90 es wine. pkgs steel. 2 bales packing.
To South Africa 600 lbs dried fruit
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-17
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED

Friday, April 49,
u S stmr Colonel G. Armistead. Ferguson. 1874
days from Hampton roads, via San Diego, etc
q s stnr Major Sam Rnggold, Corbin I34
days from Hampton roads, etc.
Stmr Whitesboro, Frederckson, 10 houps<from
Greenwood
Stmr Mandalay. Lofstrom. 81 hours from San
Stmr City of sydney Fisher. % days % hours
and 80 minutes from Ancon, via Mazatlan s
days hours and 46 minutes
stmr Governor, Jepsen, 22la hours from San
Diego
Stmr Ravalll. Nelson, 25 hours from Eureka
Stmr Shasta, Hansen, 81 hours from San
Pedro.
Stmr Daisy Mitchell. Dewitt. ~ hours from
Wilapa. bound south; put in for fuel.
Stmr George Loomis. McKellar Jr.. 90 hours
from Gayiota.
Friday, April 10.
Br stmr Bessie Dollar, Morton, Nanaimo,
Robert Dollar company.
Jap stmr Chiyo Maru, Greene Hongkong, etc. !:
W. H. Avery.
cisco and Portland steamship company
Power schr Expansion. Bergman. Bristol hav.
North Alaska salmon company.
SAILED
Friday, April 10.
Jap stmr Chiyo Maru. Greene Hongkong. etc
Br stmr Bessie Dollar. Morton, Nanaimo
Stmr Tahoe, Peterson, Grays Harbor
Stmr Jim Butler, Olsen. Grays Harbor
Stmr Mandalay. Lofstrom. Crescent City
Stmr George Tooms. McKellar, Gayfota.
Stmr Casco. Ahlin, Astoria.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-17

Average snow ground 1J5 inches.
The following maximum and minimum temper
atures are reported from eastern stations for
previous day: Chicago. 5s-42; New York. 6O-4
Omaha, 40-3S.
The pressure is falling steadily over the
northern half Of the Pacific slope. \ moderate
disturbance may develop over Nevada causing
cloudy weather. with southerly winds in central
ana southern counties. Afternoon temperatures
III the great valley have reached so degrees or
more, but cooler weather may be expected sat
urday Along the coast fog will prevail with
brisk southwest wind. The relative humidity at
Red Bl9n was 81 per cent and at Fresno AZ
per cent
Forecast for the 80 hours ending midnight
April II 1909:
San Francisco and vieinity-Cloudy. unsettled
weather saturday, with fog and possibly light
wind.
Santa Clara vslley-Cloudy cooler Saturday
with 1og; light south wind. changing to north.
Sacramento yalley-Cloudy, unsettled weather
Saturday: light south wind.
San Joaquin valley-Cloudy Saturday possibIy
showers; light southwest wind
Los Angeles and vicnity-Cloudy unsettled
weather Saturday, possibly light showers; light
east wind.
A G.. McADLE, District Forecsster.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-17
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific

PORTLAND, April 16--It Is reported that the
British steamship lnvernay has been chartered TO
transport cargo OF lumber from Trays Harnor
At 4 o'clock this morning the British ship
AberfoyIe left bound for Mollendo with cargo
TACOMA, April 16.-Steamer Wasp left port
today after loading 100000 feet of lumber for
steamer Fairhaven. with a full cargo of lum-
ber, left port this afternoon for San Francisco
The Blue Funnel liner Beferophon arrived in
mort This evening from Liverpool and the orient
after unusually smart passage from Yoko-
hama
freight.
Steamer Buckman left port for Seattle.
SEATTLE, April 16.-Bringing 2so passengers
and general cargo the steamer City of Puebla
arrived from San Francisco at noon today.
Japanese steamer Tosa Maru arrived from the
orient this afternoon with light freight cargo
and passenger list.
Steamer Missourian left port for Honolulu this
morning.
with 145 passengers and a full cargo
Schr Dora Bluhm arrived from San Francisco
to outfit for a goldfish cruise.
Steamer Jeanie sailed for Valdez via ports at
steamer Santa Clara did not get away for
Skagway via ports with cannery supplies and
ASTORIA, April 16-steamer Argo arrived
today from Tillamook with freight and passen-
sess Steamer sl Carmel m Cleared at he custom house
today for San Francisco with a cargo OF 400 00o
feet of lumber Loaded at. hnappton.
Steam schooner +. s. Loop, with cargo of
lumber for San Francisco. went to sea today.
Steamer Riverside left out today with gen
eral cargo for New York via the Mexico route.
Captain A. A. Cam. the bar pilot has gone to
Vancouver, B. c., to bring the British steamship
Clan Macfarlane around TO the Columbia. 1t is
under charter to load lumber at this port for
China.
steamer ST, Helens left during last night for
San Francisco with cargo of lumber and grain.
Steamer George W. Elder left this morning for
San Francisco with freight and passengers.
SAN PEDRO, April 16.-Steamer Ella arrived
from Victoria. B.. c., discharged freight and
passengers and proceeded for Corinto, Nicaragua
Schooners Caroline. Louise and Sadie arrived
today from Umpqua river with lumber.
Steamer Hanalei arrived from San francisco
with freight and passengers.
Steamer Santa Rosa arrived from San Fran
cisco with freight and passengers.
Lumber carriers arriving from the north today
include the steamers Raymond, J. b. Stetson
Chehalis and the schooners BERTHE Minor and
Erickson
Departures today-Steamers Yosemite for
Portland via San Francisco; Norwood and Che
halls for San Diego; schooner Santa Rosa Island
for San Miguel island.
The monitor Cheyenne sailed today for
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-17

April IA from Ancon for this port.
Receipts of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted to 1,735,ooo feet.
The power schooner Expansion
Cleared yesterday for Bristol bay.
J. H. Ringwood OF 1886 Twenty
fourth street, who was employed as
was stricken yesterday with apoplexy
and died at the harbor hospital.
More Ships for Blue Funnel Line
VICTORIA, B. c.. April 16.-That the
Blue Funnel line is to be augmented
Of Of the oanfa, fitted With = III limited ed
amount of passenger accommodations,
to be added TO the round the world
Blue Funnel liner Bellerophon. which
reached port this morning. Workman,
Clark & CO. have been awarded the
contracts for two of the liners, which
ers than the Oanfa type The Bellero-
phon brought 5000 tons of general
cargo. There were 1S3 Chinese pas
sengers in the steerage, of whom AZ
pay $21, 500 to the customs.
Whale Tows Steam Schooner
VICTORIA, B. c.. April 16.-Thou-
sands of whales were seen off the
west coast by the steamers Tees and
Otter, which returned yesterday with
cargoes of whale oil, fertilizer, marble,
sealskins and general freight. The
Oreon and St. Lawrence had taken
% whales.
thursday the 81. Lawrence was
towed by a whale harpooned by the
gunner. The whale started away, with
the whaler in tow. despite the fact
that the engines were put astern to
counteract the mammal
The line parted and the whale dived
and made Off
News of the SeaIers
VICTORIA, B. c.. April 16-Sealing
schooner Jessie is at anchor at Uclua-
let She put 81 sealskins on board the
in ic
city. Captain Munro of the Jessie
reported that bad weather had pre-
vented sealing.
at Clayoquot, whittier she had gone
to ship the balance of her Indian
hunters, and was expected TO return
Captain Delochrey. who is going out
on the schooner May Marie, returned
after shipping crew.
Rehearins in Star of Bengal Case
The rehearing of the testimony of
Captain Nicholas Wagner, master, Of
in the Arctic last year, was COM
menced yesterday before Captain John
Birmingham. supervising Inspector
Erwin Farrar of the tug Hattie Gage,
and Mate j. Wilkie of the tug Hyac,
were also recalled to the witness
stand. The testimony was heard in
an appeal taken by Captain Wagner.
whose license was revoked by the
Alaskan inspectors. 1t. is claimed by
Captain Wagner that his vessel was
lost because the tugs deserted him.
Deering Succeeds Walton
A dispatch from Washington, D: c..
received yesterday by Captain John
Bermingham, supervising inspector
general of hulls and boilers, stated that
A. n. Walton had been dropped from
the service.
Walton failed to report for duty
this spring. The department appointed
Captain Thomas P Deering of the local
board to fill the vacancy.
Captain Deering will go to Alaska
this summer to do the work done by
Walton for the last three years.
Barkentine Lakeside Lost
VINEYARD HAVEN. Mass. April 16.
During the night the barkentine Lake
side went ashore on the west end of
No Mans island and is likely to prove
a loss The vessel, which was bound
from Turks island for Boston with salt,
is of 726 tons, and is owned at Var
mouth, N. s. Her crew of 10 men came
ashore at the Gay head life saving sta
ton.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-17

The news of the cruisers approach
was received in a wireless message
from Admiral Swinburne, in which he
requested that the anchorage off Fol-
som street wharf, unoficially known
as man of war row, be cleared suffi-
GENTLY to give his big charges ample
room to stretch their hawsers. The
chief wharinger was notified of the
admtralS desire and proceeded to carry
out his wishes.
When the navy comes other branches
OF the government must stand aside,
and before Hender had finished his
work yesterday he had told two army
transports and revenue cutter to
move on"
The West Virginia and Pennsylvania
viii remain here until after the visit
TO this port of the Japanese squadron
now at Honolulu and due here April
25. Admiral Swinburne has been di-
rected to do all in his power to make
pleasant the visit to San Francisco of
the little brown mariners.
Liner Chiyo Maru Sails
The japanese liner Chiyo Maru, Cap
tain w. w. Greene. sailed at 2:30 O'clock
yesterday afternoon for the far east
The liner carried a large number of
passengers and a fairly good cargo.
Among the passengers was former
Vice President Charles w. Fairbanks
accompanied by his wife and daughter,
Mrs. J. w. Timmons. As the liner
stood on the forward rail of the upper
deck, lonesome but smiling. He was
armed with a camera, with which he
was taking snapshots of the crowd on
the wharf. He was sufficiently ele-
waited to be out of earshot of the
crowds conversation and was thereby
spared the pain of hearing the follow
ing:
There he is. See that tall man with
the camera. That's Fairbanks"
Il see him now. Who is he?"
J. K. Brown, the procrastinating
drummer who missed the Manchuria by
five minutes and then had a vain chase
in revenue cutter, sailed on the
Chiyo. He could hardly have missed
the japanese liner, as, owing to the
state of the tide, its departure was
postponed until 2:30 p. m.
The Chiyo's passengers included:
FOR HONOLULU
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-17
Building Contract.

Daniel Swanaeck with ]. r. Reite-An work
for two two story frame buildings IN 2 line of
Jones street. 60 of Fnbert, 72:6 BY f 27;6s
SC. 400.
Mrs Christian Mausshardt with y. A. Trubeck.
All work except plumbing gas lifting and
window shades for a two story and basement
frame building in line Of Union street, POI :07s
" Of Polk. " % by y 1875; 81 500
MaUrits Andre ssen with Z. DucasSe-TreDch-
ing. grading. brick, concrete. eementing. 1ue
and iron work. etc, FOR building In line OF
Suffer street. 94:5hs " OF Lyon. 24.9A s
SIG. E 24;93t. s7:6: S6.950.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-17
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

Leonora Lippi TO AngiOlo Mariceni ct al lot
in line Of Capitol avenue. so S of Farralones
street. 25 by W 105: $40
Cyril r. Tobin 10 Joseph o. Tobin. lot at
SW corner of Hayes and Octayia streets, W
1875 by S 120: gift
William L. Fraser TO c. A. Snook lot in
NV line of Game avenue. 90 NE of Lakeview.
NE 70 by NV 100; $40
Josephine Peter to Ada j. McMahan. lot in
E line of Twenty-third avenue It's S Of p
street. 25 by 100; $40
Amelia " r. Pixley to Herbert Harrington
and Vera Weller Pixley. lot in line Of Green
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-17
Two Lumber Fixture.

The schooner Irene, on the Columbia river is
chartered for lumber from Grays Harbor to
Guaymas, and the schooner Alpena, on Puget
sound. is engaged fer the same business, thence
TO Melbourne adelaide at 3ls
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-17
Notice to Mariners

Captain Gaukroger Of the British steamer Asia
reports 10 The branch photographic office at San
Francisco that March IS, 1909 in latitude Y "a
degrees 81 minutes. longitude 142 degrees 81
minutes, he passed waterlogged Japanese sam
pan about so feet long and feet beam.
J. G. BURNETT
Lieutenant. u. s. n in charre
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-17
SENDS WORD TO
CLEAR ANCHORAGE
West Virginia and Pennsylva-
MIA Will Remain Here to Re-
ceive Japanese Squadron

Z AR A D NJ I r A L
SWINBURNE will
arrive here this aft
ernoon with his flag
ship, the West Vir-
ginia, and the armor-
ed cruiser Pennsyl-
vania. Chief Wharf
IL ger Tom Hender
yesterday notified the
revenue cutter Hugh
McCulloch, which has
been anchored for a
couple of days in
man of war row, that
it would have TO find
another anchorage,
as the navy wanted
that part of the
hA U
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-17
Compagnie Generate Transatlaptioue

DIRECT LINE To HANRE-PARIS
Sailing every Thursday instead OF Saturday
at 10 a. m. from pier AZ, North river. foot OF
Morton St
First class to Havre. ST7.50 and upward: sec
opd class TO Havre. $50 and upward GENERAL
AGENCY FOR UNITED STATES AND CAN
ADA 10 State ST.. New York. j. +. FUGAZI
Manager Pacific Coast $50 Montgomery St. San
Francisco. Tickets sold by all railroad ticket
agents.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-17

SUES CITY FOR CoNFIsCATED STOCK
Adam Ulm yesterday filed suit against the city
and county for $1,000 damages for the con-
nscation Of his stock of groceries and liquors
at 762 Bay street. April 20, 1906, while San
Francisco was ip danes.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-17
Weather Report

United States department of agriculture
Weather bureau, San Francisco. April l6, 1909
RAINFALL DATA
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-17

Time Ball

United States branch photographic office, Mer-
chants Exchange, San Francisco, April
10, 1909.
The time ball on the tower of the Ferry build
ing dropped today exactly at noon, Pacific
standard time l120th meridlan), at Sh. Dom.
00s.. Greenwich mean time.
]. C. BURNETT
Lieutenant, u. S. ~, in charge.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-17
AUCTION SALES
800
Headai
Auction
Last big
saIeofthe
season

1J0 head OF the finest Draft Horses ever
brought 70 this market from Oregons weight
lrom ho50 10 go. pounds: n well nroken-
These are from the Nm Brown Horseshoe Bar
brand; ages from 1 TO s years. No better lot
OF Horses ever n this city. Fifty head
or the finest Draft MrleS--Weght 1.100 10 I. 500
pounds. ages and years-evsr brought from
Oregon Fifty head OF gentle single broke
Driving and Wagon Horses Fifty head OF
green broke Mares and Geidilgs from Eastern
oregon We viii also sell the following. TO be
sold for account OF Maud Treadwen Waterbury.
Tor storage charges due 70 Joseph Perry. One
Larkin Runa bout. One Golf Cart. One Silver
Mounted Single RunabOrt Harness. One Cold
Mounted Single Runabout Harness. Sale viii
continue all day and evening. beginning at &c
o clock a. m, TUESDAY, April 20. 1903. WEST
EhN HORSE MARKET E STEWART & CO..
Auetioneers and Livestock Dealers. SGT Tenth
Street at Bryant.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-17
SIZES PHYSICIAN For SO 600 DAMAGES

T.. II. Grunig. physician. was sned by Richard
Moore yesterday for $4,000 damages for alleged
unskiIlful treatment Of fractured left arm.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-17

o. In Oakland at Public Auction. a.
AH Saturday. April II 1t IL a. -
m. I will sell 90 bead % all purpose cffV
horses and mules. They are combination con.
signmentS. Also "a vehicles and 65 nts OF har.
1ess. SOS 4th ST. Oakland.
]. ". MEDEIROS. Auctioneer.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-17
Mining Stocks

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales the San Francisco
sfooI- and exchange board yesterday.
COMSToCKS
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-17

HYDRoGRAPHIC OFFICE
Depth at mean low water. entrance to harbor
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-17
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
TO ARRIVE

From Steamer Date
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-17

Sun, Moon and Tide
United States coast and geodetic survey-Time
and heights Of tides at Fort Point. For city
front mission street wharf add 25 minutes
SATURDAY APRIr- IL
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1909-10-14
10 HEAD OF HORSES
and MULES

I sorrel mare 9 years old W.T.. 1900
I buckskin mare II old W.T.. 1900
1 gray mare 9 years old W.T.. I,15o
l gray mare ID years old W.T.. LOO
bay mare u years old VT. 100
] bay gelding 7 years old W.T.. 1000
bay gelding 3ycars old VT. 1000
1 pair mules weight about 1900
About 20 white Pekin Ducks
5 COWS. 4 calves, 3 ycarlings, 2
brood sOWs.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1909-10-14

3 nay racks
Grain Tank l25 bu.
l3H inch gin tire wagon
2 8-ft Deering Binders.
1 Harrow and cart.
J. Champion Mower.
Irake.
| Dowlagiac Drill ~ disc.
l Emerson Plow
1 Cream separator, Bluebell
I lo-gal barrel churn
1 Radiant Home Heater.