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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-02-09
NOTICE

NOTICE
Notice is hereby given 20 tie puohc
,ho+ under no circumstances will any
norson who is not a member OF the
,apital Hunting and Fishing cluo, Dc
allowed Accommodations at their Ciuo
House, situated on the north snofe
Of Washoe Lake.
Nv order of the Board OF Directors
You can get school supplies cheap
or Of Muiler's drug store an at
any other place in the city
The Appeal job office Is now well
! nrepared to do any printing.
! Lounging Robes. S. 50 value. $4.S:
At the Emporium.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-02-09
FINE DISPLAY

II you want to see 4 fine display OIL
iewelry, umbrellas, cut glass. etc., go
to the Golden Jewelry company's store
opposite the post once.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-09
NAMES STICK LIKE LIMPETS
OFFICIALLY Changing Designations OF
Buildings Does Not Make tins
Public Follow Suit,

Who has the power to change the. name
of a big building in Omaha?
That is the question now being asked by
the new owners Of some Of the large build
ings which have been changing hands, The
Omaha Real Estate exchange and the
owners of the new Omaha National bank
building have made al effort to change
the name OF the old New York Life build
ing to the Omaha National Bank building,
but people still continue to designate the
structure as the New York Life.
An insurance company has bought the
old United States National Bank building
and wants to change the name of the
building to the National Fidelity and
Casualty Company building. The company
has written the Real Estate exchange to
officially designate the building as such.
Real Estate exchange, members say they
realize they have considerable to do with
affairs in the real estate and building
world. but don't see how they can force
people to call any building by any given
name.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-09
Totals

Totals ................. b,b5l EO,4i5 ',HAi
CATTLE-Receipts or cattle at this point
and at ali other selling points were larger
than usual this morning with the result
that there was everywhere a weaker tend
ency with the trade slow ana DUH. Inls
market did not present any exception 10 tne
general rule. While buyers were out carry
In the. morning and while they. evidently
wanted the cattle they were disposed 10
move q little cautiously and await aoVlces
from other points before loading up win
any great number of cattle. =,
The trade OH beef steers was SLOW al
the morning, with prices ranging anywhere
from weak to 1oc lower than yesterday
While the quality of the cattle was noth-
ing 10 brag about. there were a few that
were decidedly better than anything on
sale yesterday, as high as Sb.5O oeihS paiu
for some good beeves.
Cows and heifers experienced about the
same amount of weakness as peer steers'
being anywhere from slow to lOc lower
ward about filling orders, and 1t was late
in the day before a clearance was az
fected.
There were only a few stockers and feed
ers in sight, and as there was a good de-
Emand,. they commanded fully steady OF
even firm prices. The offerings OF all de-
Isirable kinds sold readily, some big, heavy
cattle lacking sufficient flesh to make them
desirable killers sold to a feeder buyer as
6uotations on cattle: Good to choice beei
steers, $5.SOG7.OO; fair to good beef steers
S. 0d5 so; common to fair beef steers, S4.2
$500; good to choice cows and heifers
4.50d5.25 fair to good cows and heiters
$2.5Oq3. 70; good to choice stockers and feed.
ers, A.26d5,35 fair to good stockers and
feeders, 81. IS; common to fair stock
ers and feeders, 3.O0q3.6O;' stock heifers
$3.O0Q3.75 veal calves, S4OO4S.25; bulls
stays, etc, $S.OOq5.O.
ReDrPSentatiVe sales.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-09

sHEEP-Reports from the east were
rather bearish this morning and local
buyers did not act quite as anxious for
material asa result still. most strings
Of good killers moved with a fair degree
OF freedom, and In spite OF a rather liberal
run. the big bulk OF early arrivals changed
hands I'm good season. Desirable kinds Of
sheep met with the more active demand
and N there was any change In prices, Il
was in the direction OF stronger figures.
Yearlings were good enough to realize N,b,
wethers sold at $3.50 and ewes commanded
$50. Thu latter price is the highest paid
at thfs point since May of last year, when
the outside price for fun loads was $50.
The market was by no means over
burdened with lambs today, but much OF
the urgency Of yesterdays trade was lack
ing and buyers seemed to think that they
were entitled to greater or less concessions.
No material change In values resulted,
however, most strings selling on a steady
basis. Some fed westerns sold at $3.50.
Quotations on fat stock: Good to choice
lambs, S,25dS.S0; fair TO good lambs, T.75q
S.25; good light yearlings, S125qSO; good
heavy yeariings, N6.65u1.25i good to choice
wethers, S6.0Oa6,65; fair TO good wethers,
&.60d6.15; good to choice ewes S,504610;
fair to good ewes, &510G5.50.
Ranppaputa tive aalnas
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-09
Boston stoek. and Ronds.
YORK. Feb. s.-closing quotations
Metal Market.

NEW YORK, Feb. S.-MRTALs-Market
for standard coppe on The New York
metal exchange was dull and unchanged,
with spot and oil deliYeriesiup to the end
Of April closing at $13,OO913 90 The Lon
don market was lower with spot closing at
f59 16s Sd. Arrivals reported at New York
today. were thirty tons, including ores and
matte and exports, according to the GUS
toms house returns were 1892 tons, making
a total so far this month OF 1882 tons.
Local dealers quote lake copper at $13.62k
OILS 10; electrolytic at $13,37lk41a50, n
casting at $13 12h913.37 III. Tin closed easy,
with spot quoted at 30. 1903. 60; February,
1872 3hF032 30; March. "S32, 3O132.40- and April
and May at $50. 25G32.45. The London market
was lower and closed easy with spot quoted
at f147 5s and futures at f148 lbs. Lead was
easy with spot quoted at $.67I204. 72La;
New York, $445q455, East St,Louis delivery.
The London market vas a shade lower az
fS Is Cd. spelter was weak with spot
quoted at s., 1906 10; New York at $500
5.62H, East st. outs delivery. The market
in London was unchanged at f23 5s. The
English iron market was unchanged at SIS
Cd, Iron was unchanged locally. No. l
foundry northern, s1s.50G1s.00; No. 2, SIS. %
@1s.75; No. ! southern and No. 1 southern
soft. SIS .5OQ19.O0.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. s.-METALS-Lead, dull
at $.55q4.5711; spelter, dull at $50.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-09
staple and Fancy Produce Prices Far-
niNhe by Buyers md WhoIeaalers.

BUTTER+Creamery, No. /, delivered to
the retail trade in lib. cartons. 32c; No. /.
IN 6o-lb, tubs, SHE. No. 2, In lib. cartons,
30c; in 60-lb. tubs, 29ho; packing stock, solid
pack, 2lc; fresh rolls. 22lkc; fancy dairy,
roll. 24c; common butter. 22hc. Market
cGsagSs syeTF TSesoI Iso. Young Amsr,o.
lsnc; Balsy cheese, lSnc; Limberger, iSHc:
brick, lie; domestic block Swiss. 20c; i'm.
PoULTRY-Dressed, Rfoiiers, IS a doz ;
springs, 15c; hens, s15o; cocks, 1Ohc; ducks,
Ice; geese, l4e; turAeys. &c; pigeons. per
doz,. U25; Homer slaabs, y per doz.; fancy
Alive. Broilers, under 2 lbs, lie; over
los, nc; hers. lie; cceks, sc; ducks. full
turkeys, 1Sc; guinea &c wis, s. per doz'. pig
cons, soc per dOz.
FISH tall tfOzen)-Herring, &c; salmon.
lie; pickerel, So; Whitefish, l0c; pike, Toe
trout, lSc; catfish, lie; crappies. = to &c;
large crappies, l5cs black pass, nc; red
snapper, lie; smells, l5e; Spanish %mAckerel,
lSc; eel, 1Se: hAddock, 1Sc; founders, 12c.
OYsTEliS-SelsctE, sman cans, &c, large.
SSe; large. i5c; gallon. ass: staLdaTds.
BEEF GUTs~Ribs' no, i, ESc: No. q
l2c; No. 3, SlzL. LON, No. l, l7kc; No. q,
l5nc; No. g. vac. chuck No. l. &c; No. 2.
Nc: No. 3. 7hc' Plate. Nc. l. 5%e; No. 2,
&c; No. q, 4hc.
FRUITs-strawherries: Florida. per qt.,
65a55c. ordngesi California Navels, $3.50
il2-l26 sizes, per box, 1915; l5O-l76-2OO-2l5
25O sizes, per hox, 800. Lemons: Extra
fancy, 3O0+3b0 sizes, 500; %cnoice, 800 slze,
per box, $40; 2O size, 50c per box less,
Bananas: Fancy select, per punch, Sl.75a
20; Jumbo, bunchO S215g3.75. Pears: Cal.
ifornia b. Easter, E.50. Grapes: Imported
Malagas, per keg. S6.JOp6.50. Grape Fruit
Florida, H-64-s0 sizes, A.2. Tangarines
Florida, 12O-l44-16G sizes, per box, S2.25
Apples: Jonathan and Grimes Golden. pei
bill, $500; Ben Davis, per Dbl, 81 5OQ4,OJ
Genitan, per bbl, 400; Winesaps, pei
Dbl, $3.50; Gapo, per Dbl. A,OO; New YorL
Baldwins, Russets and Spys. per Dbl, $3.50
California w. w. ~Pearmains, per box, 800
Colorado ~JonathaDs, per box, 500; extra
fancy Colorado Jonathans, per box, $3.50
extra fancy Colorado II. Beauties. per box
s.. so; extra fancy Colorado Winesaps, pei
box, sg.25. Cranberries: Jersey. winter
stock. per bbl, $3.50. Dates: Anchor brand
new, 3O-lb. pkgs. in box. per box, 500
Figs; California, so pkgs., sc size, In box
Is: ~ pkgs., l0c size, soc.
VEGETABLEST-Irsh Potatoes: Wiscon
sin and native, per bu., Csc; Colorado, pei
bu., 7bc. Sweet Potatoes: Kansas, per Dbl.
S2 90 Caullfloweri California, "a to 26 heads
Der crate, $50. Rutabagas; Canada, pc
III. nc. Cabbage: Wisconsin, HOLLAND
seed. per h.. PIC, Celery: California, PEI
lib. bunch, SOC, Onions: Red. per h., 2hc
yellow. IN sacks. per H.. &c; white. per 10.
SIC. Spanish Onions: Per crate, SL.5O. Oh
Vegetables Parsnips, carrots. beets, tur
nips, in sacks, per ID, %. Garlic: Extrt
fancy. white, per To-, i0c; red. per ID, I2c
New Southern Notwithstanding: Pc
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-09
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Market Shows Some Relief from
Urgent Liquidation Of Monday.
EARLY VALUES ARE LOWER
Selling of Collateral on that
Are NOT Protected by Additional
Margin f. Cause-CrOsS.
Currents In News.

NEW YORK. Feb. S.-The stock market
showed some relief today from the stress
OF urgent liquidation which was so con-
splcuous yesterday. There was a wave OF
selling orders for execution when the
market opened which seemed to be the
aftermath Of Yesterdays precipitate de
cline I'm prices. The decline had served to
exhaust or diminish additional margins and
where the calls sent out overnight were not
responded to the selling out Of collateral
was the consequence. The news of the
market was Of. the same nature as yester-
day. that Is puzzled conjectures as to the
sources and the motives of the selling. The
course OF this conjecture tended to elm
mate supposittons OF inside liquidation such
as would be prompted by fears for the in
d~ustrial outlook or decline in profits of
enterprises.
The lapse into idleness at the recoveries
today kept speculative sentiment watchful
and somewhat discouraged. The opinion
gained ground that the markets weakness
was due to belated liquidation OF large
individual accounts dating back to the
period of price initiation last year and
which had injudiciously overstayed the
market, inviting measures Of persuasion OF
insistence from lenders Of money employed
for carrying the accounts. Stock market
sentiment regarding the federal incorpora-
ton bill introduced in congress yesterday
was improved today.
The obscurity surrounding the heavy cash
decrease in the bank statement on Satur-
day compared with the large gains indi-
Gated by the known movements of money
was partly cleared up by the knowledge
that large Withdrawals had been made
from the banks by the trust companies in
preparation for the call by the state bank
ing department at Albany for reports OF
condition. The copper trade reported some
concessions in prices for that metal, bnt
the January statistics of the Copper Pro-
ducers' association are expected to show
another material decrease in stocks. The
copper industrials were exceptionally
heavy. The nervousness Of the speculation
manifested Itself in tn final break In
States Steel and Amalgamated Copper tc
the lowest prices of the season and of the
movements
Bonds were heavy. Total sales, par value
sf,So5,0G0. United States bonds wsfe un-
changed on call.
Number Of sales and leadlns quotations
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-09
STOOL In sIrht.
OMAHA GENERAL MAnKET.

Totals. IL. -........ b .6OO ECO CSC
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-09
Gathering for Farmers, Meetlne.

SIOUX FALLS, 5. D., Feb, ~8.-(special.)
Delegates already are commencing to
arrive for the purpose of attending the
annual convention of the South Dakota
Farmers inc Grain Dealers association,
which will convene in the city auditorium
on Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
l.. e. Doyle OF Letcher, secretary of the
association, who has been in correspond
ence with members of the association, ex-
presses the opinion that the attendance
will reach not less than 1900, and that it
may run to 1900 or more. ne states that
he never saw so much interest shown by
the members of the association in an an
nual convention as this year. ' t.f-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-09
Kansas city Live stock Market.

) KANSAS CITY. Feb. S.-CATTLEARe-
ceipts, 5000 head. including 200 southerns.
Marke for steers steady to l0c lower, for
calves steady. Choice export and dressed
beef steers, 10; fair to good, $500
800; western steers, $4.75@6.50; stockers and
feeders, SO. 75@5 60; southern steers, S4.50g
SIS; southern cows. 81. 7565.00; native COWS,
$2.75Q5.50; native heifers, 100000; bulls,
$+1Od6l0; calves, $3.50de.O0.
HOGS-Receipts, 10000 head. Market &c
higher, Top, $50 Bulk of sales. $500
S.65. Heavy, $S.5OdS. 20; packers and butch
ers, $s.45GS.65; light, $S35qS.55; pigs, $3.50
@S.O0.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, II, 200
head. Market steady TO strong. Colorado
lambs. $3.50; lambs, $7.75GS.S0; y~earlings,
81. 50GS.25; wethefs, $5.5096.50; ewes 5000
600; stockers and feeders. S3.5O05.5 so.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-09

HOGS-Selected droves sold on the open
ing market at prices hat were fully steady
with yesterdays best time, but the volume
of demand was small and the amount Of
business done on this basis limited. The
estimated run was of liberal proportions,
and as the morning advanced, It. became
evident that actual receipts would be fully
as great as the estimate, so that buyers
were naturally rather tardy in filling their
larger orders. From steady at the opening.
prices gradually weakened to a. flaI nickel
lower, lightweight hogs suffering more
than the finished KINDS.
Conditions continued 10 grow more bear
ish during later hours. Messages from the
east Indicated a duh trade at sharply lower
figures and the situation at this point was
little different. II was almost impossible
to obtain any kind OF a bid on many ship
ments that came in on late trains, and such
droves as did sell, were generally pur-
chased at prices about a dime lower than
yesterday.
A considerable portion of supplies sold
from $40 to SS55 and on up to $50. The
latter price is as high as was ever paid
at this point for full loads Of hogs. The
bulk yesterday, II will be remembered, sold
at SS.45GS.5 and tops reached SS60.
Ranraganfaffya galeqs
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-09
E~vaporatcd Apples aud Dried Fruits.

NEW YORK. Feb. S-EVAPORATED
APPLES-Market is firmer on spot, with
smaller offerings. Fancy Is quoted at 1915
61ic: choice, 9(t9lhc; prime. 795sc; common
to fair, 6hm6hc.
DRIED FRUIT-Pranes are steady with
stocks Of desirable grades small. but trad
ing is quiet. Quotations range from pad
ehc for CALIFORNIA; up TO @-i0s and &c TO &c
for Oregons. Aprioots are In activity Aand
Trlces are barely steady, although stocks
are not large. Choice are quoted at llNm
ike; extra choice, uMdl2hc; fancy. l2aN
13hc. Peaches are slow OF sale, but prices
are steady on the light stocks: Choice
are quoted at 6%G7c; extra choice at 7Q7lAc;
far cy. 7&GSc. Raisins are steady, hut the
light jobing character. Loose Muscatel are
quoted at 4@5atc c: choice to fancy seeded at
5G6%c; seedless at ShdlAo, and London
layers at I.15R1.&. '
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-09
Cotton Mhrket.

NEW YORK, Feb. S.-The cotton market
opened easy at a decline of 7d21 points In
response to disappointing cables and the
failure OF official advices to confirm rumors
of large spot sales after hours in the
Liverpool market yesterday. Yesterdays
late buyers were heavy sellers during the
early trading and prices showed a net loss
Of from 16 to % points on the active
months, but a good demand developed for
May. around 14.S5c, owing to bullish south
eTn spot advices and the continued alb
sence OF good rains in the southwest.
Prices during the middle of the morning
ruled Hole points net lower.
Futures opened steady. March. 1AS0c,
April 14.s0c, bid; May, 1880; June, 14SSc;
July. 1477ci August, 14.25c! September,
13.35c; October, l2.S2c; December, 1263cs
January, 12.55412.6 0c.
Futures closed easy; closing bids: Feb
ruary, 14.55c; May, l4.65c; April 1860; May,
14.75c; June. 14e5c; July, 1E64c; August.
IA. lac; September, IL. 26c; October, u. 79c;
November, 12.6sc; December, II Csc.
Spot, closed quiet; 20 points lower; mid
ding uDlands. l5.OOo; middling gulf, 1b.25c.
GALVESTON, Feb. s.-coTToN-Higher
at l5c.
ST, LOUIS, Feb. s.-CoTTON-Quiet;
middling, 15Ac; no sales; receipts. 2,414
bales; shipments, 2,274 bales; stock, A.
AIS bales.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-09

doz. lunches. soc. Carrots. Per doz
Soc: Shallottsi Per doE lunches
zoe. Parsley: Per doz, punches, soc, Beets
Per doz. punches. Soc. spinach: Per bu
500. Egg Plant: Fancy Florida, doE., Si@
N. Tomatoesi Fancy tFlorida, on cuba.
per 6-bsk. crate. AJ0u5.OO String and Wax
Beans: Per market bsk., u00ui.0 Cucum-
hers: Hot house. per doz., N.50ul.N. Home
Grown Observation-Disclosures Extra fancy
home grown. per dozen punches. &c. Let
tuce: Extra fancy leaf. per dnz., Nc; mead
lettuce in hampers. $3.50. Parsley; Fancy
home grown. per dos. punches, 4Oc.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. New York.
per y Dbl. 81 75. Honey; New, "a frames.
ta2a Horsera6Eh; 2 dozen IN case, $3.50.
Walnuts: Black, per H., &c; California,
No. /, per III. l6c; california. NO. Z, soft.
per 10. 12kc. Hickorynuts; Large, per 10.
&c. small, per h.. Sc. Cocoanuts: Per sack
"a ar. per dny, CSC.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-09
CEIly AND PRODUCE MAREET
Srimary Receipts Of Wheat still
= Heavy in Northwest.
CONDITIONS CONTINUE BEARIsH
Tirmer Feeling t. Noted in the Corn
Market, Due LarEeIy 60 Falling
OFF In Receipts apd Im-r
proved Demand.


NF MAH feD. D. l1Au'
Primary receipts are still heavy, par
ticularly in the northwestern markets.
Conditions are rather bearish with the ex-
ceptlon Of the rumors OF damage BY winter
freezing but II Ia a little early yet TO estl-
mate any real damage. -
There IL a much firmer feeling IN uHe
corn market. due to a slight decrease IN
receipts and some Improvement In the ue-
mand from eastern buyers.
Wheat was steady TO firm, regardless y,
Reavy receipts. The market respohucu
% ne 70 the strength In corn. Millers Were
fair Buyers and helped TO firm the casn
market when values were STEADY 10 "
shade higher.
Buying in BY shorts who have had good
profits checked the decline and improves
cash Conditions by advancing values
sharply Receipts we're light ana sehu-
ment changed more to the buh siue on
this rally.
Primary wheat receipts were $4,000 bush
els ard shipments were 3W,OO pusnels,
against receipts last year Of 3O,OOO pushSis
and shipments Of 225, 900 bushels.
Primary corn receipts were lIIS'OyO push'
els and shipments were OOO pushets
against receipts last year OF 65i,OO pushels
and shipments of $4,000 bushels.
C~learances were 464. 900 bushels OF corn
800 bushels Of oats aud wheat ana tloui
equai7to $4,000 bushels,
Liverpool closed I'D 70 80 hlBher OF
wheat and I'D higher on corn.
Local range Of options;
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-09
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

= Real estate transfers for February 8.
1910, furnished by the Midland Guarantee
and Trust company, bonded abstractors.
Telephone Douglas 2S65:
The McCague Investment company to
Union Pacific Railroad company, l.
rs feet of south AZ feet of lots 2.rS, A.
block s., Omaha ...,,.s.A,~ - -! $4,000
John s. Klemme ct al TO Lora Fl,
Shilling, south 40 feet of lot 4. block
s, Boulevard park ...a-s-,o1Ea!...a. 1
Dundee Realty company TO Irene, v.
Putnam, lot %, block 81 Dundee
Marie ,Prakop and husband to, Valclay
Krulis, ST., ct al, lot 6, block o. o
sub. OF block 30. AlbHght's choiee- 1
Valclav Krulis, sr., ct al, lot 5. block
5. sub. OF block 80 Albright's. l
Frank / Lemon to Clement I. Wal
dron, lot 8 block 2, Boggs d ~Hilfs
Edward stanley and wife to Albert cs
Waldacker, lot 49,. block 4. Creighton
Sinner & Chase ompany to Join S.
Jenkins and wife. lot, g. block ~
Boulevard park ;;1;r.:. GOO
@. IRE, lot 10, block 16, Bedford
ADA M. Zimmerman. ana .kpsBahd
one-haif lot GS, Gise's addition 80. 300
Lizzie M, Rawitzer and husband 70.
Saioeekk GoF ssSmh mf addIaea, : by 5000
Charles p. Smith and wife to'Dan r.
Smith, eh lot 4 block g. shinn's
Mary p. Doyle ct al to- Charles Ii.
Doyle, lot 8. block l, Hitchcock,s
First addition 80. ........., @..s.. 1
National Bank Of Commerce TO John
sramek, lot ., block SO, Credit Fon-
Douglas Security company to HID
ing Hakanson, lot l2, Windsor
Roy /. Edwards and VIE 10 Albert
Koppenhaver, north "a feet OF south
SO feet OF lot IL, Block L. loves
| Roy l.. Edwards and wife TO Charles
Foley, north 3ih feet and south 80
feet Of lot u, block l.. loves addi-
H eor F. Hamann and VIE to. Han.
nah c.. Hamann, tax lot !, section
18-i6-13 ........y..s.:. ..."..... 9'WO
Elizabeth M. shahan TO Horace B
: Boyles. west 30 feet OF nh OF LOTS,
block l. Park place. ..,...u."sI.u l,OO
George Sleh to Wilhelm Jurgens, lot
SO, Euistone Park place. s.....<...E S5
B. c. Pixton 10 Guy b.. Buskirk, nh
Of lot Z, block IL, lsaacs & SelA
den's ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1
A0rcn Perlmeter and wife 10 Aaron
Wolf. north % feet OF south So feet
Of lot 8, block 9, Omaha .,-,.u:,, 1900
Matte NJ. Mackey 70 Peter Boyer, lot
1893, Fairfax ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l0
s. block 3. Piainview .,..,.~e' 80 200
Estella Il. Purcell and husband TO
Leopold Harms and wife, west 30
feet Of lot 3. block T. Dupont Place ....,.
The Rogers Real Estate company TO o.
Karl Faltinot lot 4, Hasall a. Rog- -.
KARI FSitlnet and wife to odin z.
Elizabeth Baker and husband to
Dwight Williams, Ms Of lot H. .
HAYES addition .........~.. i
David Linn and wife IN Albert g.
Brown, lot &c. block II, Druid Hill.. 1850