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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-06-25

Bramble. p 81. 30 o 3 ! o
Total .. q Z ~ 8 2
Score by innings
Ottumwa 81. -. 00o coo 900 o
Keokuk -. 200 900 000--2
Summary.
Two base hits Corriden, Belt, Oy-
Ter. Brand, Graves.
Struck out: BY Hickman, 8; by
Bramble. 5.
Bases on balls: OFF Hickman. /: off
Bramhle. 2.
Hit by pitcher: BY Hickman. l.
Umpire: Fleming.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-06-25
WESTERN LEAGUE.

Topeka, 8; Omaha. 10.
Denver, 8; Lincoln, 4.
Pueblo, 5; Sioux City. 8.
Wichita. s; Des Moines, 3.
Wichata, A.; Des MONIES, 3.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-06-25

American League.
New York at Philadelphia.
Boston at Washington.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-06-25


At Cedar Rapids Todays game
was fast and brilliant and went twelve
innings, two hits and a stolen base
giving Springfield the victory.
Teams RH g
Cedar Rapids oooooooooooo- 8 i
Springfield IS. 000000000001-1 s I
Batteries Carmichael and Kelley;
Miller and johnson.
At Davenport An error, q sacrifice
and a double gave Davenport one run
in the fifth today, which was sufficient
to win
Teams + H p
Davenport 80. 900 010 000-1 1
Bloomington j.. 900 600 000-o
Batteries NJ. Smith and E. Smith;
Davidson and Langdon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-06-25
National League.

Where They Play Today.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-06-25
REVERE, MO.

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The Washington herald., 1909-02-27
GRANT COUNCIL PAYS VISIT.
Members Attend CeremO-
mics and Have Entertainment.

AualOstan Council Royal ArcanuTR, re-
ceived the annual visitation Of the grand
council last night at their hail. in Pyth-
ian Temple. A large number Of guests
filed the hall 20 witness the impressive
ceremonies Otho ". Hammond. regent
Of the council. welcomed Grand Regent
Arthur z. Cook and his officers. After
the address CT the grand regent, in which
he reviewed the history Of the order. the
meeting was taken in charge by the en-
tertaiument committee
Mr.. Copenhauer introduced T z. B.
Pope. scientific assistant Of the United
states Bureau Of Fisheries. who deIiv-
cred an interesting and instructive lee
ture on Southern Louisiana. its indus
tries. and TIE customs ofits people" The
lecture was illustrated b. stereopticon
views. which showed portions Of the
coast lire ont Of the usual route OF
travel
Accompanying Grand Regent Cook were
Grand Vice Regent George s Brit. Grand
Orator Charles 7 James. Past Grand Re
gents William ". Chase. John /. Beatie,
and Edward 3. Lynon; Grand Secretary
Benjamin White. Grand Treasurer George
n CopenhaueT. Grand Chaplain Harry
I,enz. Grand Guide :. l. Besselievre. Dep
utv Grand Regents J. 6. Childs, NJ A.
Tolson. and Max Abel The supreme
council was represented BY Claude r.
ZapDone and J. Ed Swaine.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27
MISS MASoNS WILL FILED.
Niece Is Given About Half of Esta.e
Valued at $4,000.

The viii OF Emily '. Mason. who died
On February IS at an advanced age. has
been fled for probate, disDosing OF a0
estate valued al more than SI5.0o0
The sum Of $50 is beQueathed 70 q
niece. Kate Mason Rowland. On her
death. Il she has not married. II VIII so
10 the children OF a brother OF Miss Ma
son. John 7 Mason
A sister OF the testator, Laura II Chill
ton. Of Richmond. Va. IS given S210o.
Bequests OF SEQ are given 20 Steven 7.
Mason. q grandnephev; Emily Y. Wright
and julia Z. Wright. grandnieces; Allen
3. DammsRn. a soddaughtsr; Emily y
Barnard and Cora de Wiih0rst.
The sum Of 1859 goes 10 q niece. Dora
II. Wright. and on her death 70 Emily
'. and julia z. Wright. Nell E Devina,
Of Paris. France. and Emily '. Walker
are given $1o0 and SO respectively.
Steven 7. Msscn IS named executor.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27
TERMINAL COMPANY IS SUED.
Residents in Southeast Section Ask
for $4,000 Property Damages.

The Washington Terminal Company IS
made defendant in four damage suits for
$4,000 each fled yesterday by residents
IN New Jersey avenue southeast through
Attorneys G. l. Baker and Hugh II
Obear.
The eompIainants are Annie ClseIe, ~
New Jersey avenue southeast. \ Web
ster Richards. AS New Jersey avenue
southeast: John h Tatspaugh, II New
jersey avenue southeast. and Mary E
Wynkoop. 4l3 New jersey avenue south
east. Tbs. pspeTs charge that the tracks
Of the defendant company pass within
twenty-five feet Of the residences Of the
Complainants, and, that the company.
oatrivinE and intending 70 injure,
prejudice. and aSgrieve" TIE plaintiffs.
and 70 diminish and destroy the value
Of their property. caused locomotives.
cars. and trains 10 pass their houses.
making loud and troublesome noises, and
emitting scot and offensive fumes
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27
PLACES OF INTEREST.

Lib-ary q CoHgrsSs-Open 2 q. m 70 70 D. n On
secular days; from , n 70 70 > m 0n SUNDAYS
and on ceT5sin holizays
Public LibFary-Qpen a. N. 10 . ?. n: holidays.
9 q n to D. n; sundays- g % y n
Executive 3larsion-Open 10 a. N 70 2 n
United States Capit0l-ODe1 4 u. 70 SO D n.
State. War. and Nsvy Depertnents-OTen a. H.
% 2 p n Che original Defamation 0f IndepeDd-
encs is in the hbrary at the State Department.
United States Trezs1ry-Open 2 a. N to ?. IL
United States Patent Ofice-Open g. n 70 2
p
United states Pension Bu-sau-oDsn a II 20
?. m
United states Poss-oaice-Open n 70 D n.
Washington City Post-ofsoe-Open al hours The
Dead Letter ofice Is n the city pcst-oficel
National Botansc Gariens-Onen a. n. 70 ,. n
Eish Couln1ission-Open g q. r. % SO ?. r.
Amy Medical AElseun-Opea g a. II TO 80 D II
National Musegm-Open a. q. to 80 ?. II tia-
cludin- ho7idsys).
smi-hsouian Instituti0n-open a. n to 40 D.
n. liucuding holidays.
AgricuitUral DeDsrtment-Open g. II % 80
p m
Bureau q Engraving and Printins-Open g. Il.
70 2.8 2. n.
Washington Monument l555ss feet in hsight)-open
SO a. n 10 $50 P. n Elevator r1ns frun a. II
Until p. m.f
Co-coFaH Gails-y q Art-Open SO s. H. 70 {
? n WINTER; a. n. 20 p II. IN simmer. Sun
days-IS9 ? z. 70 2 IT.. excepting in midsIm-
mfr- Admission free On Tuesdays, Thursdays. Sat
urdsys. and Sundays. other DAYS &C admissio1-
Government Printing Ofice-Oper 10 a. H 70
2 n.
Navy Yar9-open a. N. 70 SO p n
SC11hwuT-h Cottara 18th s. s-d Prospect ave
II THE SUBURBS.
ZO0'azicsi Pa-k-Opea az dsy.
Rock Creek Bridge and F2rk.
CHEVY Chase and Kensin-ton.
Naval OhserTstc-=-Opsn g. n 70 , H.
Mount venom jche home ard tomb q Wasiing-
tonl-Open j - n q = n
Arlington National Cemste-y
Fo7t 3iycT 8iilits-y Post
United States Soldiers Home-Opsn q. s- te
sunset
United States Navsl Academy Annapolis Nd
Cathedral G-0nds TennaIlytoEu rosd-Ouen q
u 70 p Il
CABIN John Bridge. Ca5holi7 Uniye-sisy, sud Alex
andris-
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27
DOMESTIC SERVICE DISCUSSED.
Mrs. Charles Parker Addresses sect
ing of Housekeepers' alliance.

The status CT domestic service was
the subject Of an interesting paper read
Yesterday afternoon by Mrs. Charles
Parker at the quarterly meeting Of the
Housekeepers' Alliance CT Washington in
the woman's building Of George Wash
ington University. Mr. Parker discussed
the servant problem with special refer
ence 70 local conditions.
At the meeting Of the executive board
reports OF different committees were read
Among those present we're Mrs T l.
Cole. president Of the alliance; Mrs John
c. Fremont. Mrs. ?. I. RansOne, Mrs. c.
E. Wright. Mrs. p. G Collision. Mrs
Alice Z Whitaker. Miss Ellen A, VInton,
and Mrs J. NJ Gregory
The next paper VIII be read on March
19 by Mrs. T. ]. Ransome, on The en-
pioyment bureau and reference system.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27
TAXICAB OWNERS ACQUITTED.
Charge Was Operating Vehicles
Without Proper Licenses.

On the ground that taxieabs and car
riages az the Union Station do not stand
on public property. bat on ground belong
ing TO the Washington Terminal Com
pany. Judge Kimb2n. Of the Police Court
yesterday rendered a decision in favor of
the defendants in the twenty-nine cases
against jeremiah FicklinS. general man
ager Of the Terminal Taxicab Company.
and Ernest Burgdorf, proprietor OF 2
livery stable. for operating taXicabs and
carriages al the station without proper
lscar,ear
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27
ALLEYS TO BE INSPECTED.
Health Officer Woodward Extends
Crusade for City Cleanliness.

With a new inspector for the purpose Of
making a thorough inspection OF alleys.
Health Officer Woodward IS extending his
crusade for city cleanliness in all its
branches.
The inspector reported as the result of
his first days trip that he found four
teen filthy yards and other minor nuis-
snces out OF 1o5 alley houses which he
visited The smoke inspector found FIVE
violations OF law last week out OF 10
observations. and referred three cases 10
the Police Court for prosecution
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27
LOCAL MENII0E.
EXCLUSIONS To-nAT.

To Fcrt Mou-os. Norfolk. Newport NsEs. snd al
pciuts SCltb-No-fcls snd Washington steamers
every eTenirg IN the year At SIS
To Annapolis ard the Uu1tsd States Naval Acad-
sny-Trzins leave every hOSE on he hall hOu- tTSn
Fifteenth and H streets northeast
To Rock Creek Bridge. ZcoioEiIsi PARK. ChsEJ
Chase, snd Kenssrgfon-Csrs from Fistee2th stresi
AID Kew sIork sTerus every fifteen EiuutZ
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27
ADMIRAL FranklIn,. FunsraI.

Rear Admiral Samuel Rhoades Frank
In. I s N retired. vas buried IN
Arlington Cemetery yesterday morning
Funeral mass was said IN s.. Matthew 4
Church by Rev. John N. Cooper A sqaa (
Of sailors from the Mayaower met the
funeral procession at the church and acted
as active palIbeaTers.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27
ADMIRAL GETS VERDICT.
RacheI Browns suit for Damage
Dismissed hy.Sourt.

A verdict in favor OF Admiral Thomas
o. Selfridge. who was sued by Rachel
Brown for $500 damages for alleged
malicious prosecution. has been directed
by Chief Justice Clabaugh. OF the Dis
trict Supreme Court. The plaintiff ap-
pealed and bond was fixed al 50
Miss Brown began suit because Ad-
miraI Selfridge procured the issuance OF
warrant to have her house searched.
as he suspected her Ct having certain
portieres missed from his home. The war
rant was dismissed wheE the articles
we're not found in Miss Browns house
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27

The Indiana Society dined and danced
and PLAYED cards last evening in the old
Masonic Temple. The annual event was
celebrated with zest. for old times sake.
Hoosier enterprise was in evidence.
Before the light fantastic captured
the floor the Indiana folk were told what
good people they were and how many
celebrated sons they had right here in
Washington. A u. Tracy. president Of
the society. related the virtues of Fair
banks. Beveridge. Hemenway. and Shive-
". He made a census OF prominent Hoo
siers in the departments.
mo State Is more strongly represented
in Washington than Indiana" said MT.
Tracy. The sons Of Indiana are here
both in quantity and quality. II Is con-
ceded that our Senator. Albert J. Bev-
eridge. Is the best in the Senate. Prob
ably no Senator has a clearer grasp Of
public affairs than Hemenwsy We may
be sure that our new Representative in
that august body. Shively, Of South Bend,
win worthily maintain the traditions OF
his seat
Indiana Wen Influential
In the government departments we are
very strong. Men Of Indiana have a fac
ulty of making themselves felt in every
line OF effort. An enumeration Of our
many sons would be useless because they
are known 20 all OF you
Nlss Ethel Noble Johnson sang a So
prsnO solo. Miss Bertha Frances Wolf
gave some delightful readings. and J. L.
Downs concluded the form al programme
with several tenor solos The officers OF
the society are A. ". Tracy. president:
J. o. Lambert. secretary; J. c. McCalip.
treasurer: Thomas L. Jones. financial sec
TetaTy.
Dancing and bridge held sway until
early this morning The younger folks
trippad measures Eayly until the excite
ment Of whist faded from the minds OF
their elders. II was Homecoming
such as the Indiana Society has not held
for many mOnths-fuu Of the sparkle and
verve which characterized well-remember-
ed delights on Hoosier soil.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27
Returns from Fleets Voyage.

Robert II. Patchin. Of the New York
Herald. who accompanied the battle-ship
feet in It's voyage around the world, has
returned 10 MS former post on the staff
or the washington bureau
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27
FInrveva RrNtnnrant.

Tie Oldest and best m WASHINGTON, Is
serving a popular lunch bill between u
and 3 Oysters. Holsters. and game are
at their best. Strangers should try their
famous steamed and roasted oysters MI
sic evenings.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27
Endeavorer. Plan wertinx

a special meeting Of the representa-
tives OF the many Christian Endeavor
societies q the District OF Columbia will
be held Monday evening at the Vermont
Avenue Christian Church.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27

satisfactory Hot-woter Beetles, sc Up.
Rubber. gloves for household wear 81 pr
Tiadsay's Rubber Stcre, 933 z 81 NV
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27

t1iia-a1nS . IS tNtlftnlshl f-IAtc
For visitors and others - dine. Coed
food quick service moderate prices
Steaks and sea food a specially Cor 9TH
< 6 SITS. opposite Patent Office.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27
siennr - - ~

Best. safe. bright Sl.75 complete put on
SIS 18th SC A Muddirnan & Co--l204 G.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27
HOOSIERSIN REUNION
Annual Event includes Din
ner. Dance, and Bridge.
STATES SONS ARE LAUDED

4. u. Tracy. President of Indiana So
eiety, Relates Virtues Of Fairbanks,
BeverIdge. Hemenway, and Shiveiy.
homecoming" Filled with In
terest for Members who Attended,
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27

Foreign end domestic edihies n grea;
variety Phone 1875 Donneilr. T4ts & L
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27

Ought te include Schnesdcr's Malt
Bread. It's equally nOurishing, sustain
ing satisfying. II you observe Lent. by
al means eat Malt Bread. &C at grocers,
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27

PaTlssTrna q Superior Rye Nhgnky.
Ripe with age and OF the EleiioUeSt Ge-
vefopmenf A WHISKY OF medicinal value.
NHl- Cannon. IZ35 7th st Phone ~ SA
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27
REAL ESTATE NOTES.

Charles G. Alexander has purchased the
two-story house al $50 Bryant street
northwest for $1,000. The property was
disposed of at a trustees auction sale
conducted by Thomas J. Owen & Son.
The A. F. Fox Company has sold for
Joseph N. Carmody two Of the sixteen
houses recently built al Fourth and G
streets northeast for S3.750 each Al
though the houses have been on the mar
ket but little more than month, eight
OF them are now occupied
wIlfige. Gibbs & Daniel have sold for
Frederick J. Mills the two-story brick
dwelling, No sOi Longfellow street.
Brightwood Park. The house has seven
rooms. tiled bath. and furnace heat II
occupies lot - feet by a depth Of los
feet 10 a se-fOot alley. It Is understood
that $3.50 was paid for the property,
which viii be held by the purchaser, Miss
Matilda Chapin, as sn investment
Building permits were issued yester-
day to:
z K. Lundy & Co. six two-stoTy brick
dwellings from 4 20 81 Y street northwest.
Architects and builders. E. X LuRdy &
Co: estimated cost. s2+O0a
Clarence Moore. one two-story private
carriage house and riding ring at 2127 o
street northwest Architect p W Page;
builder. Clarence Moore: estimated cost.
Sla00c
Clarence Moore one two-Sto-v hriclI
private stable and garage al 2127 o street.
Architect P. " Page; builder. Clarence
Moore: estimated cost, Sl2.0o0
Perry s Heath one one-story brick
garage AZ 200 L street northwest Archi-
teets, HiH & Kendall; builder, John Nc
G-egor estimated cost. s2o11
Coberth. Hanes < White, repairs to III
II street northwest. Architects. Wood.
Dom & Deming, builder, G \. Campbell;
estimated cost, $, 90
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27
Chaplain Gleeson Here.

Matthew Cariin Gleeson. Z. s. y. chap
Isin Of the flagship Connecticut, visited
the Navy Department yesterday. The
behavior OF the men Of The feet during
the cruise around the world ne said. was
good
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27
Provide Jno. G. Meinberg'S Bread
NntionnI Inrerfed Iirht.

And you'n please your inaugural guests.
Al your grocer's or Bakery, rs llth ST Sc,
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27

Specialists IA Sen rro0fz.
Pala- oyster < Cloc AouSe. VI uth nW.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27

watch for a ci,s-Randle Highlands.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1909-01-21
NOTICE OF GALE.

Under and by virtue of the power of sale
contained in the mortgage executed by S. E.
Cook and wife Alice Cook, and L. II. Hooks,
to Dudley A. Powell. guardian of Elizabeth
Powell and Minerva POWELL dated the 23rd lay
of October, 1906, and registered in the Office of
the Register of Deeds of WayneCounty, North
Carolina, in Book 81. Page 191, the inde btedness
therein secured being due and unpaid. the
undersigned will, at IL O'Clock N. on the 8th day
of February, 1909. at the Court House door in
Go1dsboro. said County and State, sell by pub bile
auction to the highest bidder for cash the lands
insaid mortgage described as follows:
THE tract of land situate in Nahunta Town
ship, Wayne County, North Carolina, bounded
and described as follows styling the South
South side of Fremont and Eureka county roads
and adjoining lands of Barnes Aycock. J. T.
Hooks, the heirs of R. E. Cox and B. +. .Aycock,
wholly surrounded by the said road and said
lands, containing SO acres more or less, being
the lands which descended to the said L. H
Hooks from his father Jesse Hooks upon which
the parties of the first part now reside",
This 9Th day of January. 1902
Dudley A, Powell. guardian of
Elizabeth Powell and Minerva Powell, Mort.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1909-01-21

purchase, which carries with it
the good Will OF the retiring partner,
Mr.. e. s. Waddell has taken over the
interest of Mr.. Nathan D. Andrews in
the Andrews & Waddell Furniture
Company of this city, which has been
doing business for four years and is
we'll known to and popular with the
trade.
Mr.. Andrews LETT yesterday for High
Point, where he will move his family
and make his home, and Mr.. Wadden
has associated with him Mr.. Arthur
Byrd, of Knoxville, Tenn, native
Wayne county boy, from the Mt. Olive
section, who has been engaged in the
furniture business for some years in
Knoxville and has had ample expert
ence.
The name of the company will re-
main unchanged and Mr.. WaddelI
will direct its destinies. He has been
associated with the furniture trade of
this city TOR IA years, and he numbers
his friends by the measure of his wide
acquaintance Courteous at all times,
solicitous for the satisfaction OF his
customers, conversant with the furni-
ture business from the field to the
factory, the business Office and the
home, there is every reason why he
should command his full share of pub
| lilo patronaRe-which the ARGUS cor
! tally wishes him.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1909-01-21

Thursday afternsoA % o'clock, at
the home Of the brides MsthsT, Mrs.
Alice GraMshsm, en- Walnut street,
West, hsa DoDulsr and univaraally es-
tsomsa daasAtsr Miss Aliss was united
in the holy boad Of wsdlsok to Mr.. D.
O. GoGdell, of this city.a young gentle
man who is established in the bicycle
and repairing business on John street,
and has wide circle of friends.
Rev. Il. 81. Davis, pastor Of st. Paul
M. u. church, was the officiating min
lister, and the happy young couple be-
gin their welded life with the abiding
COED wishes Of hosts Of friends.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1909-01-21
NorIoE OF LAND SALE

By virtue of the poweR of sale con-
tanned in mortags deed, given by p.
d. Snipes and wife Sarah =. Snipss TO
w. B. Ethridge on Jan. 9Th. 1908 and
registered in book No. 90 page $50 in
the Register Of Deeds sfacs In Wayne,
Co., NC, viii seal fer ca4A as the esurs
house door in Goldshore u. G. On Mem
day the 1st day Of Feb. 1900 alta 0'olAck
m. the above property, ,bsiag tive tracts
of land situated In Fork Township
about 10 miles west sf Geldsbsre O.
the main road leaAiAG fre0 0elashoxo
to Prinoet~n, AtiietniAx tho Leads el
J. NJ. Grathase, Levi ". Mitchell snA
others, contm ss.g (As3 ssSss moss OF
less. Also tbe DawsAal Dsspefty IN
cluded in said noE<Nsss, ce1sistiAg sl
three mules and farne inpisyosots.
This Dec. 29th. 1858.
w B. Nsh ridge, Mortesea.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1909-01-21
NOTICE OF SALE.

Under and by virtue of the power of sale con-
tanned in the mortgage made by James E.
Barnes to F. B. Ayoock, J. A. Hooks and ]. M.
Stone, dated March 21st. 1905 and registered
in the Office of the Register of Deeds of Wayne
County, North Carolina, in Book 49, Page 161,
the undersigned will sell by public auction to
highest bidder for cash at the court house door
in Go1dsboro, Wayne County, North Carolina
at IL O'Clock N. on Friday, January 22nd, 1oo9i
the TT act of land in Great Swamp Township.
said County and State, in said mortgage describ-
cd as fo1e NO:
Rssinninz at an Ash on the run of Junipex
swamp and runs thence North 81 poles to a
stake. then East 70poles to pine, then S. 49 E.
6S psaas to stAke. then South 81 poles to the
;sa " lao 4sF Swamp. then up the of said
SN~aAp meandefs to the beginning, con-
aaAN.& - sssAty-fosr acres. more or less, being
ths Es3&NS described in the deed from J. w
Azeeck and Others to James e. Barnes. regi-
stSred in tha Office of the Register of Deeds
said Couaty. in Book 70, Page Sc.
This 1akh day of Decenber. 1908.
p. D. Aycock.
]. A. Hooks.
]. NJ. Stone
MORTGAGES.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1909-01-21

of the city of Goldsboro be and the
same are hereby extended, az follows ::
~ On the Eastern nside:-Boginning
at the present city limits, on Ash and
running eRsterly to Herman street,
and runs thence with the eastern lins
Of Herman street, northerly to q point
where the northern line of Beech street.,
extended. willintersect Herman street;
then with the northern line Of said
Beech street., extended, westerly to the
Big Ditch, the present city limits; and
the territory above added and de-
come part of the Second Ward of said
city.
| (2) On the Western side Begin.
ming at the northwestern corner of the
present city limits and runs thence
westerly, tho same course with the
present northern limitsisof said city to
the western boundary line of the ex.
tension Of Georgia street, as laid out by
F. z. Borden; then southsrly with the
western line of said Georgia street. ex
tended. to the Asylum road or Pin.
street, ext9nded; then eAst0Ely will
said road or street 10 the present city
Ii mits; and 30 @Heh OF tho tarritory
above added and described IS lies neEtI
Of the centre of an extension OF Chest
nut street, shall be attacked TO and bs
come part of the First Ward Of saii
city; and the remaining part of sail
territory shall be attached TO and be
come part of the Third Ward of sal,
city.
i Section 2. That this act shall tax
effect and be in force from and after it
ratification,
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1909-01-21

NJ virtae of mortgage executed by
G. L. Startling and wife TO M. E. Best,
and regis tered in Book No. 90, page
18e, in the Office of the Register of Deeds
for Wayne County, will sell for cash,
by pub auction, at the court house
door in Goldsboro, n. c., on the 1st day
Of February, 1909, the following tract
of land in said county, to-wit:
Beginning at large sweet gum on
the run of Yellow Marsh Swamp, A.
M. Herring's corner, and runs with his
line n. e. 43 so chains to the fork of
the road; then with the road n. SO e.
Is. SO chains to stake, D. G. Sherard' s
corner; then S. w. 1926 chains to a
small sweet gum on the run of said
Yellow Marsh Swamp; then down said
run to the beginning, containing IS
acres, more or less.
This January 1st, 1909.
M. e. BEST.