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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-05
SAVED GOVERNMENT $4,000
Ballinger Reports Recovery of 1874, 542
Acres.
from The Tribune Bureau. !

Washington, March An insight into
the work that has been done by the In
terror Department in the last fiscal year
III protecting the public domain was given
TO Congress to-day by Secretary Ballinger
a letter which requests that All appropria-
ton Of s2jo,ooo be made for further work
along the same lines. VT. Ballinger says
that 7,6l4,542 acres Of The public domain
has been recovered in the last year, thus
saving to the government upward of s.. o0O,-
COO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-05
SUFFRAGE IN NEW STATES.
Disfranchisement May Delay Admis-
sion of Arizona and New Mexico.

Washington, March 1.-The question in
volved in statehood legislation which is
giving the most trouble to the Senate Com
mittee on Territories is whether suffrage
shall be limited to such residents of Ari-
IONA and New Mexico can speak Eng
lish If this limitation should be made it
is practically certain, according to ma
iority of witnesses who have appeared be-
fore the committee, that the proposed new
states would lie Democratic.
Unless provision can be made against
the acknowledgements of many voters in
both Arizona and New Mexico II Is pIop-
sbIe there will be no statehood legislation
a the present session.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-05

Mr. Pinchot-The letter of November L.
Mr.. Vertrees-What else?
Mr. Pinchot: 4 never discussed the Cum
bingham cases with Mr. Ballinger. The only
knowledge 1 have at first hand is limited
to writings that are not disputed
Questioned as to the reprimand he gave
Assistant Law Officer Shaw and Assistant
Forester Price Mr.. Pinchot admitted that
at heart" he approved the motives OF the
two in doing what they did. but did not
approve of their method OF doing it.
Mr. Pinchot said that up TO the tim" he
sent CLAWS TO President Taft the relations
between himself and Mr.. Ballinger had
bee? fairly friendly; not more than that
He was not more friendly because he knew
Mr.. Ballinger's views as to conservation
were different from his own.
Then you were unfriendly?"
No: l distrusted him"
You mean disuusted his policies
i distrusted his policies and what he
would do
so. Mr.. Pinchot," said Mr.. Nertrees
after all that statement you made to the
committee when you took the stand, all
Won can cite against Mr.. Ballinger of your
own knowledge is the letter of November
Is to the PRESIDENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-05
Expects Other Witnesses.

Il said / expected TO prove some OIL the
things ! charged by other Witnesses
Referring to his testimony that Mr. Bal
linger, as Commissioner of the Land Office,
protested against the creation OF the Gnu
each forest in Alaska, in which some OF
the Cunningham claims are located, Mir.
pircbot said he had never read MI Bal
fingers letter of protest and did not know
what reasons he gave in the letter:
Mr.. Tertrees: Don't you think it would
lave been only fair to have read it before
submitting il here, with the differences that
might be drawn from your testimony
Nj PimcEot: My knowledge of Mr.. Bal
fingers position was based on an interview
with him in AIR. GarfieId's office, and 1 UNI
derstood il to be hostile to what we have
since come TO call conservation"
Senator Flint asked the witness if the
statement submitted by M Ballinger in
regard to the cooperative agreement was
rot a fair one and if the papers submitted
were not all that should have been sub
mitted
4 know Of no other documents that
should have been sent
And the statement was fair one?'
Pretty fair-from Mr.. Ballingers point
Of view"
TIE witness Was asked if 1t was not
known when Mr.. Garfield Withdrew the
huge tracts of lands for water power sites
that Iine-teHths Of The lands 50 Withdrawn
Were not needed and would have 10 be re-
stored.
AIr. Pinchot said he did not know the
exact figures. He would not admit that the
large Withdrawals were more than neces-
sary. however. The Withdrawals were made
large because there had not been time to
make a proper investigation.
The witness frankly stated that il had
boea his policy TO withdraw lands for forest
ranger stations when they were not needed
for that purpose. but were Withdrawn to
protect possible power sites.
so that was your policy and Secretary
Ciarficld'S?''
Yes aud President Rooseyelts ana Sec
rotary Wilson'S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-05
TO HEAR STEVENSON

Washington March 1.-The charge made
on the floor of the House yesterday by Rep-
resentatiye Stevenson, of Minnesota, mat
Improper influences We're at work to obtain
the passage of ship subsidy bill through
Congress caused a special meeting OF the
1otisi T,,diciary Committee to-day. As
ras1llt p Subcommittee was appointed con
sistinr of REPRESENTATIVES Sterling, of Hi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-05

SAYS President Taft Hos Not
ReDudidfed Him.

TBy Telegraph to The Tribune
Cincinnati March "A President doesn't
usually give farewell dinners to men whom
he wants to repudlate." said Wade II.
Ellis, the new chairman of the Ohio Re
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-05

States and England. he said, should try to
reach an agreement on this great irterna-
tional question. as had been done II other
directions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-05

nos; Malby. of New York. Republicans. and
Rrantley of Georgia, Democrat, to hear MI
Stevenson and determine whether an IN
yeStigati ton shall he made of the charges.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-05

PENDING LEGISLATION-Pr
Taft has urged on Congress the enactment
OF an interstate commerce bill which Is
the logical development of the policy OF
federal regulation of railroad rates, with
the addition of such federal supervision
over stock and bond issues as will at once
save the shipper from the necessity of
paying extortonate charges made apDar-
entity reasonable by watered stock and eX-
trayagant bond issues, and gain for the
securities Of the railroads public conil-
dence which will compensate for the in
crease Of governmental supervision He
las urged the establishment OF postal saw
inss banks, which VIII afford deposltary
for the savings of those initiated III the
ways of finance and will place upward OF
500 900, 800 at the disposal of the govern
ment in periods of grave financial emer-
eency. Both these measures appear 20 be
on the safe road to enactment. He has
urged a bill granting separate statehood
10 Arizona and New Mexico, TO which the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-05
Pinchot Cross-Examined.

The first question asked by Mr. Vertrees
was:
Mr.. Pinchot. please state one single fact
~ your own knowledge that reflects upon
Mr.. Ballinger's conduct. either as Commits
sioner Of the Land Office or Secretary Of
The Interior-not hearsay, not what some
body else said or wroto-of your own
knowledge"
The witness hesita1ed. Then he addressed
Senator Nelson:
Mr.. Chairman, in order 10 answer that
question, because Of the nice discrimina-
ton Il involves, ] must ask your permission
to refer 10 a list ] have here of the things
,ar. Ballinger has done"
The permission was granted, and after a
perusal Of the list Mr.. Pinchot said:
''The fact of my own knowledge is Mr.
BaIlinger-s letter to the President of No
vemDer j., with which he inclosed the
Ronald letter. These letters contain mis-
statements, which ] have already shown
and am prepared further to show"
Mr. Tertrees-You have testified here
largely by Inference and innuendo. Now
state what you personally know Mr.. Bal
Finger said or did.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-05
Forest Service Publicity.

Most of the afternoon session was de-
voted 10 matters which have only an indi-
rect bearing on the controversy. Judge
Nertrees wanted to know all about the pub
licitY methods of the Forest Service, and
AR. Pinchot explained that the publicity
bureau was maintained at q cost Of from
s. eco 10 $4,000 year. Its aim. he said. was
10 create public sentiment in favor Of con-
servation.
He was examined also regarding his order
permitting forest rangers to attend college
while in the government employment. He
said that from 80 10 200 rangers took forest
courses al four Western universities. their
expenses and salaries being paid by the
government. and that this practice was
stopped after he left the service, when the
Controller decided ii was against the law
Mr. Pinchot admitted that he had no direct
authority from Secretary Wilson to permit
rangers 10 attend college A letter written
by Mr.. Wilson 10 the Controller Was read
in which the Secretary said that the cost
10 the government Of sending these rangers
TO college was from $1,000 to $4,000 a
month When reference was made to the
fact that officials Of the Forest Service
ue.at from Washington 10 lecture to stu
dents at the Yale Forest School Senator
Nelson suggested that this seemed to be a
reversal OF the policy Of instruction IN
the East the Forest Service instructed the
students, and in the West the Forest Ser
vice employees were the students.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-02-28
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-02-28

In the Superior Court of the State
of Washington, for Chehalis Coun-
.tH.
Adolph Carlson, plaintiff VS.. w. C.
Lucoro and Mabel J. Lucore, his wife
ct al, defendants.
Under and by virtue Of an order
of sale issued out Of the above en-
titled court, in the above entitled
action, on the 1st day Of February,
1910, pursuant 10 q decree Of fore
closure and order OF sale rendered
on the Goth DAY OF January, 1910,
in favor Of said plaintiff, Adolph
Carlson and against the said defend
ents, w. c. Lucore and Mabel J. Luz
core, his vile, ct Il, fer the sum Of
$500 dollars, attorneys costs, the
sum Of $4,000 dollars found and
allowed by the court as counsel fees
Of foreclosure and the sum Of Two
Hundred Ninety Five and S3-100 Dol
lars, found due from the defendants
to the plaintiff, amounting in all TO
the sum Of Three Hundred Sixty
Four and S3-100 Dollars ($364.S3D
did, as by direction Of said writ
levy upon all the right, title, lien,
claim and interest Of the above NAM
ed defendants OF in and to the fol-
lowing described property, to-wit
The undivided one-half interest
in and to the fractional Northwest
quarter On. w. a Of section seven
CD in Township Seventeen 90
North of Range Eight (S) West w.
NJ, containing, according to the U.
5. Government survey, One Hundred
1Oec
preserving and excepting mineral
rights together with all and singu-
lar the tenements, Entertainments,
and appurtenances thereunto belong
ing.
PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given
that on Saturday, the 18th day of
March, 1910, at the hour of 10
o'clock A. NJ, of said day, at the
front door of the Court House in
Montesano, Chehalis county, Wash
ington, l will attend and offer for
sale all the right title, lien, claim
and interest of the above named de-
PENDANTS, w. C. Lucore and Mabel
J. Lucore, his wife, ct al, of, in and
to the above described property, or
so much thereof as may be necessary
to satisfy said judgment, costs and
increased costs, interest and increas-
ed interest, to the highest and best
bidder therefor for cash in hand in
lawful money of the United States
of America. Said sale to be made sub
iect to prior mortgage of $4,000
to Adolph Carlson.
Date of first publication, February
10th, 1910.
Date of last publication March
10th, 1910.
ED PAYETTE,
Sheriff of Chehalis County.
By ]. D. Royce, Deputy.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-02-28
At THE COURT HOUSE
THE WEEKLY RECORD OF Legal.
DOINGS AT COUNTY SEAT.
Minutes of the Superior Court and
New Cases Flied. List of RealEs-
tate Transfers and Miscellaneous
Instruments Filed With County,
Auditor.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT

The following is the record of bus
mess transacted in the superior court
last week:
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-02-28
oPENl"G Up ERAzIL.
Amazon Valley Fitch IN Rubber and
and Cct.ca Possibilities.

NfnaAOh HSI'Sy TslGn IN hdD9er ana
and Cct.ca Possibilities.
Bolivia east q tAe Anue., is one Of
the richest ro,i0As of lAe worlJ in
timber, rubber a4d minerals. and il
has some line agricultural LANDS. 1t
has no outlet GA The Pacific coast. Its
only outlet IS through the Amazon and
Para, and since peace was made wilh
Brazil Il railroad activity in this Iii.
rection has taken possession of the
whole republic
East Of Bolivia is the great Brazilian
state Of Malto Crosse. Il territory near
~ three times the size Of Texas. y
dozen large navigable rivers pour
nor,heastward out OF this state into
the Amazon. Its agricultural. mining
and grazing possibilities are very
great.
1t is said that great deal Of this
territory Will grow us fine long staple
cotton us Mississippi or Alabama. The
Brazilian government has matured Il
plan to connect by canal one Of the
tributaries OF the Amazon with one of
the tributaries of the La Plata in this
state, thus opening an all inland wa
ter route from Para to Buenos Aires,
a distance of nearly 6,000 miles. This
extensive route would reach the whole
interior of the continent.
Turning to the west and northwest.
the Amazon is navigable in its chief
tributaries in Peru, Ecuador and CO.
lombia to the very walls of the Andes.
One may go abroad steamer at Para
and remain aboard until it has plowcd
its way up to the hill city Of IquitoS
and several hundred miles beyond.
Peru has little Pacific coast trade now,
ana the development of this country
must pour its wealth into Para.
But IL Brazil and Para had none Of
these Andean republics to draw trade
from the development of the brazilian
Amazon valley alone must in time
amount to untold wealth. In the states
Of Para and the AmaZonaS and the
federal territory of Acre there are
near the waters edge 100000 rubber
bearing trees of the Hevea variety.
These trees If properly tapped will
live indefinitely and steadily increase
their yield. The state of Para is con-
siderably larger than Texas, and much
of this state will grow excellent cotton.
Engineering Magazine.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-02-28

In re estate of Mary NJ Smith,
deceased. A. d. Devonshire, j. a.
McGillicuddy and j. b. Kesterson,
appointed appraisers.
Anna Losey VS. Arson E. Losey.
Divorce granted.
JOS. Belodeau VS. Moclips Lumber
& Single Co. Judgment for plain
tiff.
c. A. Olsen and j. Petit were eX-
cuSed from serving on the March
jury for cause.
o. X. Logging company VS.. Mon
tesanO Planning mill company. Claims
of Willis G.. Hopkins and the Sag
NAV Timber company, amounting TO
$S25.53, allowed.
McAlpine VS. City of Aberdeen. De-
murrer to complaint overruled.
+. II. Mckay VS. Hogan Hanson
Judgment foreclosing mortgage for
$561.76, and attorneys fees.
Minnie Putnam VS.. Jos. Putnam.
Divorce granted.
Bessie Wilson VS.. Frank Wilson.
Defendant ordered to pay $50 suit
money into court.
In re estate of Chas. r. Wilson,
deceased. March 26, fixed to hear
final report.
In re guardianship of G. H. Todd,
ct al, minors. Sale of realty direct
ed
In re estate of Abraham L. Smith,
deceased. Private sale of realty au-
thorized.
In re estate of Lena Gebhart, de-
ceased. Joseph Gebhart appointed
administrator.
In re estate of Chas. 7. DeLosh,
deceased. Clara B. DeLosh appoint
ed administrative, and F.. e. Jones,
w. j. Patterson and s. X. Bowes
appraisers.
In re estate of Ira c. Crowther,
deceased. March 5, fixed to hear pc
tition for letters of administration.
In re estate of Mabelle Arnold, de-
ceased. Same order.
In re estate of Aida McCammon,
minor. Guardian discharged and su-
reties released.
Lena Schoenberg VS. j. Schoenberg.
Divorce granted.
Lillian Eldridge VS. Edward FL
bridge. Same.
Hammond VS. Hogan Hanson ct al.
Judgment for plaintiff for S116.17
and costs
State VS.. Bert Collins. Defendant
committed to state training school.
Frank Beam VS.. Archie Isaacs ct al.
Dismissed.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-02-28

Instruments filed for record in
the office Of the auditor OF Cheha-
lis county for week ending Thurs
day, February "a:
T.. f. Brightman to Chas. Bruhn
q c same, same ........ L
i. II. Burnett to Martha \. Gill
christ, q d lots |, 2, block
GS and lots Z, s, block 60,
n. p. add Aberdeen ........
Ira b. Richards to James A.
lot II, block 81 w & b Sec
ond add Aberdeen ........ loo
Myrtle E. Young to j. c. 4 A.
X. Pearson, north Y lots
Z, s, block 81, North Aber-
N. G. Kaufman to Henry Bout
yette, lots Is, 16, block IL,
Benn's Central add to Aber-
deem .........' r, 'o'
Myrtle f. Young to e. E. 4 e.
p. Berlin, s1a of lots Z, 8,
block 81, North Aberdeen :. 800
Il. e. Berlin to Henry Bouty-
yette. s1s of lots 7, s, block
81, North Aberdeen ...... ooo
CITY of Montesano to J. w. KEN
erlin, lot 107, Fourth addition
Wynooche cemetery ..... wv
w. +. Hills to Ole B and Louisa
Thompson. lot Z. block 10,
Frances addition Aberdeen. 1000
r.. II. Keagy to ]. j. Kaufman.
east / foot of north so feet
lot 5, block 46, WeatherwaX
& Benn's Second addition Abb
Marko Vekick to John Lelliar,
lot .. block 10, First addition
South Aberdeen .........
II. A. Benham ct al to Hattie De-
Fields, lots |, 2, 3, block 3.
Evans & Lewis addition Alb
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-02-28
gLisoallaMecus Transfers

Office CUnnlv c0WnJuy to 7 F.
Richards. con safe tvnevrjter A.
Varncr +o rafria DoI7iolds
hnst nerea,oenf
.~ q rris6 10 lanes Darrie bi1I
oc qqln saIoo, m5tft r,ra IN
Holm smith to \ 9 Pir5 r5e
u,ortoaga nv-11 If nn7l co.,
ffon 4 H. 100
Ahe~drao r,r,,,i~~ g rIo5+iro
0.l...a--- 49, M, co~Tfa f.o,-
I'm r,r oe fi,r
RTs,a..:e. 1rri,.r,- ~. nj tn @
.r,nar 1,c,l -,.-. r9rcr 1ar1
WAIST ED1 addition Ahn0-
Aeon - 70o
Dayi5 ralria Nm AZ ..- C,,,a ~
81 .t.4t..tfou -,-..,--ea
Fannie j. Kane TO John 7to0ul1-
ou., Satisfaction u...5.4.a
lote IL To 20 hlnol5 16 Low
|~1d A. tsrheha.o'q aldition
rlna - TOO
J n. A1erritt TO g. Brva1f. sat-
ieroetfon ofoboftal m0gscare
rorsee ere 1000
Tony Eobvlka to Jos schweit-
zc,. satiefactioo If nlortaora
hloc1, 40. West Fnd addition
dooo 300
mo Va1towicz To- Tohv1l,a NV
tel release mortraro .,'
Tobo 1TcCu11ourh TO e e
Conbes mortgago lots II TO
% block 16 IevhoId e Asch-
here's addition rlmo o50
Norris cafa e. Loci, company IN
Jno 4 Tindfors. con sale snfe 81
" H. Lawrence TO z. * Bislon.
ct AL satisfaction of mortgage
lots :. G. Z. s. block I. Byles
c, Dabnev's addition Montesa-
no. also lot !. section 7 ~
1000
Elmer Mobrav TO Samuel Walls
mortgage lots | to 5, block
3. McBride's addition Monte
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-02-28

''.'iiN e 49, : -
Carl l.. Peterson Plumbing COM
pahy to FRANK l-aWIyes, mort
S1Se W Il lot ., block 81,
NeathcrWaX d Benns Second
addition Aberdeen .......4 SO'
Jane u. HalShi 10 +. LdWiN
satisfaction of mortgage same15o'
S. B. Davis to O. j. Engen, re-
lease Of lien .............. -.
Same to Frank BoroWski, same
+. l.. Thurber to j. W. Johnson,
mortgage southeast 6212 feet
Equitable Savings & Loan AssO-
citation to F. l.. Thurber, sat
isfaction of mortgage same. 1888
John Hammer to Emil Varjonen
mortgage lots "a, 20, block
20, Northern Pacific addition
Aberdeen ....... ...... 20C
VIM. Hashins to C. w. Wood,
mortgage part lots D, 6, Q,
also part sW 4 of Sc 4 section
SO, is, Z; also 1612 feet of
road right of way .240(
The Brunswick Bake COLLEEN
dar company to w. +. DeForce
ct al con sale pool tables, etc,
Elma ..... ........ 500
National Cash Register company
to cash register .......... Z,
Herman Winters to A. j.. Mac
Leod ct al satisfaction of
mortgage lot 6. block A, Alb
erdeen ....... ........ -.
Mains & CAM to Schofeld,
Morgan & Brewer, transfer
and assignment of log brand -.
R. A. Berpee TO E. A. Sizer, mort
gage lots 9. 10. block 65,
Ruel Minis addition Cosmopo-
lis ...... coo
Chas. Fox to C. E. Burrows
Lumber company. mortgage
lot II, block Z. South Aber-
deem addition Aberdeen 49,. 1000
jos Mauermann to II. l.. Spen-
Ger release of chattel mort
gage horses and buggy 49,. -.
lease chattel mortgage horses,
harness and wagon ........ -.
Jno Wolfe to Jos Mauermann,
chatte! mortgage horses and
cattle ...... SOC
Same to same, chattel mortgage
horses, wagon and harness. E. SOC
John Benn to JOS Mauermann
mortgage nwH of neA sec
ton 81. IS, 4............. g.
Peter Yollum to Jos Mauermann
mortgage VIZ of swH of NV
u section 4, Is, ....... &C
Emma G Bette to e. A. Post,
satisfaction of mortgage sw
IN OF SELF of neA section
34F IS, 4 zoe
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-02-28
1000

erdeen 1920. ............16o(
Tony Kobyka to Margaret
Wright, parcel Of lane West
End addition Aberdeen 49,. COS
c. e. Gouty to Ella NJ. Grain,
lots l9, 90, block /, Wake
field & Byles addition Elma 100
East Hoquiam Company to j.
d. Sparkling, lots 20, 21. block
40, Ontario addition Hoquiam G5(
Virgil Smith to Wesley Elmer,
northwesterly 10 feet of lot
Z, block t76, and southeastern
" 10 feet lots ), 6, block 176
HOQuiam ... ..
Eueene France to f. NJ. Noble,
lot s, block IL, Frances ad-
dition Aberdeen ........ -,
c. n. Wilson ct al to 7. r.
Winston, lot 8, block 1, sat
sop .. ........ 45(
Ed Dolan to ID. j. Heffron. un-
divided y interest lots / to
s, II, -, II, to 80, block IA,
Railroad addition Aberdeen II
Jos Searles TO Amy X. Searles,
lots 6, Z, block 81, North
ern Poetic addition South Alb
tVNh
City OF Montesano to f.. II. Bow
er, lot 10, Fourth addition
WynoCche cemetery .... 2(
G. w. Bellamy to VIM. Chamb-
erlain. quit claim deed lot s,
block f. Wishkah addition
Aberdeen ....... 81
G. E. Hubble to d. w. Fleet, n1a
of neH of neH section 4, II
svend Turre to r. II. Fleet, VIZ
of VIZ of s1a of seA of ne
"a section 4, II. 7 ..... 1C
w. E. Green to Frank Lawlyes,
quit claim deed undivided 70
interest lot 5. block 81,
Weatherwax G Benns Second
addition Aberdeen .....
j. r. Dodge to r. A. Osborne,
lot %, block Z, Carney &c
Woods addition Elma ...... sc
Treasurer of Chehalis County to
r. s. Avev, lot s, block 90.
First addition. and lot 6, block
81 and lot II. block 4, Peter
son ...... ..... ..... -.
Same to d. w. Fleet. lot 2, see
ton 10, 10, II
odtut 10 y. j. Johnson. west y
feet lot 0. block 3, First adj
dition South Aberdeen 49,.
Sam Johnson to E. s. Alvey, I'M
divided 4 block II, Fern
dale addition Montesaro -. sc
East Hoquiam company to A.
G. Anderson, e1a lot 8, block
40, Ontario addition Ifoquiam 1C
E. o. Newman to c. w. Newman
undivided 70 interest lot 6,
block Al, Weatherwax e
Benn's Second addition also
lot 4, block 80. Wea5 herwaX
& Benn's addition Aberdeen.
Frank Beam to C. T. Thompson,
lots II, IL block 13, Rice's
addition Aberdeen -. .. -.
NJ. T. Cabot to f. NJ. Cabot, lots
1G, II, IS, block /, Bowes
addition Aberdeen ...... 22J
j. P. Castle to Henry McCleary
Timber company, acres in
section II. is. 5
T. II. Simpson to VIM. Winder,
quit claim deed undivided Il
lot 10. block SIS, Ruel Minis
addition Cosmopols ...
\. j. West to Edw Lowe, neM
and e1a OF sell section 81,
81. s; also nWA Of nell,
the n1z Of nwH and swT Of
nwH section 90. q, g; seH
section 10. 81, g; VIZ of
SCI section 2, q, s; ne
section s, q, . 10