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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1910-12-03
CHARTER OF THE LAFoURcHE
VALLEY AND GULF RAIL-
ROAD COMPANY.
CHARTER
STATS or LoUIsIAN

Parish of Assumption.
ne i known that on this fourth GIay
Ct the month OF November. a Il 1910
before ms CHAs T. W0RTFI,sA NJ a a
n9tary public, duly Commissioned and
quaunad III and for THE Arigb III
assumption, STATE Of Louisia;aa. ana
in ne PEesAaGe pf the Witnasses here
.i;Ss5 sf 1saSl2ea and Undersigned, per
so.ssiiE s. q s.lla appeared the several
persons whose names are he.renr,t,
subscribed s. ard declared that, availin!
silaInasetFeS Of tiae benefits Of the law
tile 9tate 9f LaqIsiapa felatfEe tt
save s of feIaea f'', al g hes
these presents do form and organize
themselves as wei as such other ner
sens as laay hereafter join with then
n their successors, into a corporation
! sos ne ne oplects and purposes and IN
aSfesnntenfs following. to-wit:
ABTICLE +
he name, style and title Of thi
gt9rI3orafen han pc THE I4AF6@J rfs6sIl5
SzA}sf.sG@ AsJL GffIIE RALPOA1@
COM - ~, aEa AHdet said name i
sf2aH enjoy a corp6fate existence an
succession fer the full term and peri
Cd Of ninety nine years from and affe
t1e cate OF this acts it shall have tn.
power to contract; sue ard be sued
to make and use a corporate seal AM
tie same to alter and break at pleas
chase. SEA, convey. lease, Pledge. bond
appointments an9 mortgage property O
any Reg whether re1E personal o:
mixed 60FBoraaI pr filcorporeal; /,
haEe @nd apnoint such mana ayers. d
raetoFs ans eafcers and agents as 1t
3aaiRsss may reqHire;; to make ant
essa btzsir rs Wel4 as to alter an6
amend from tAn9 to time, SUCH by.
laws, rules and regulations FOR thu
proper mana cement and government
5ise atfaIrs OF safd cooperation as ma
pc necessary ard proper, and general.
70 possess al the powers hereinafte.
mentioned and that no# are or may
hereafter BE conferred BIZ law or neees
afE e aPreAlote its objects and inter
ests
AI2FI SIZE IF
TIE a0Et:sE!s flf f1.js cornoratioa shan
BE al DaraldsoisVi1ia. La. Where ssrv.
ice Of citation Or other legal nroeas
shall BE made UPON the president G
said corporation, CT. in his absence
ug5on one OF tie viee- presidents or i
tie absence Of said officers. unon +he
seeFetaIv Of said Camnany
,a4lfr,r :,
~ 4S7i4i1 -.
ihe eh7aets ana purpose for which |
tA3s coFpofatlon IS organized an6 |
founded and the natura Of the bushes.
to pc carried on pY IT are hereby de
ciafeH TO be: 10 construct or other.
WISE aequ1fet m2intaln ana operate TO
the. carnage OF passengers, 1felSht
man ana express matter, q line OF rall
road which Will be q common carrier
Win enc ef 1aefe tracks, from the tow
OF Bona dsenyif}a IN sputh-aaster3
dire 2tioa, through the parishes of A.
aef1siaa Assumption and LaIoufche, L
he Yitta5e OF 1SeeVit4e, LafollFcbe fal
!sil, ie4lsianat ard To Slsa othef point
~ er etIf af the state as may pc de
termlnad by the beard Of directors
with saaa metlHe poWeF as the Com
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1910-12-03

Many persons find themselves affected
with a persistent cough after an attack Of
influenza. As this cough can be promptly
cured by the use of Chamberlain's Cou h
Remedy, it should not be allowed to run
on until It becomes troublesome Sold by
all dealers.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1910-12-03
Earlier TIE Rs..a-

lrate Paid you tell elat youbr
man who calls On you every night fbar
was gong 10 nave the gas turne. 90
promptly al l0 p m?
Laughter-Yes. papa
rate pa-And Wnat DID lie say 40
that?
baugntsr-i4e said rs nou..i es.u.Id
eT it a great personal isesr il y0a
would have It turned CT al
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1910-12-03

If you are suffering from biliousness.
constipation. indigestion, chronic. head
ache. invest one cent in postal card,
send to Chamberlain Medicine Co. Dss
Moines, foWa, with your name and address
plainly on tbs back, and they will for
ward you a free sample of Chamberlain 8
Stomach aud Liver Tablets. Sold by al
dealers.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1910-12-03
IL TrsI.ii Nl..lI Gna.
dealers.

Rich Banker ITO his daughter )
sui4or) Don't talk 50 mitch of love:
seu know that What really attracts
you IL the s0,o8o marks that by
daughter viii gst WHEN she marriss
Ssuitof-Nhat, 40 HlsFe than that
flieseade Blaetter
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1910-12-03
sense Of Superiority.

BHggins seems exceedingly self.
confident"
Yes. he has just bought ali ency-
c1opedia and feels that if he doesn't
know more than any OF the rest OF
us he can whenever he chooses
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1910-12-03
You eaR always Get

tie lest cough medicine If you ask for
DR.. Bells Pine Tar-Honey and look for the
bell on the bottle. Guaranteed to giye
satisfaction. Sold everywhere.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1910-12-03

A STRAINED ankle will usually disable
thr injured person for three or four weeks.
This is due TO lack of proper treatment.
When Chamberlain Liniment is applied
a cure may be effected in three or four
days. This liaiment is one of the best
and most remarkable preparations in use.
Sold by all dealers.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1910-12-03
which appear. and me, Notary. affei
due reading OF the whole.

which appear. and me, Notary. after
due reading Of the whole.
CLARENCE c. BARTON.
JOS, U. F0I.SE,
JOHN MARKS,
JOS. n BADEAJTx
Per JOHN MARKS,
GHAS. MAuRfN
IMO. A. COLONEL
p z. MUNS0N,
II. DUGAs,
T, ~. WEIGH,
PflRTEkjs r. BURKE
Per n M. WEIGH
SAM A. IeBLAN5s
LOFTS CORBE.
CFiAS. II. WORrHA1
Witnesses: :. iie'
SAM GILBERT
CHARLES j. BLANCHARD
STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish Of Aasunptfen
T. PM II. Gilbert attorney In ana
d a.F IAe fWentNsseYsnth District of fha
gtate Of louisiana. do hereby eerfIf,5
mat I nave examined the act Of IN
corporation of The Lafourclle Yaliav
s s7nlf Railroad and finding nsthfnsy
contrary to the laws of the Sfafa -
Louisiana therein. approve the =, NJ.
PHILIP IT. GILBERT.
District ATTORNEY.
STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish of Ascension
10 hereby certify the above and
foregoing TO be duly recorded IN Ri
II sceliane Gus Acts No. {, folio IS
In fa1th whereof, witness my hana
and seal OF office, at DonaIdson5ffIet
La, this Sth day of November fgia
Ed, FERNANDEZ.
by. Clerk and Recorder.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1910-12-03
Trz Il. Tw i.

Try Dr. Bells Antissptic SaIve for all
skin troubles. t is as pleasant as sweet.
cfsatsa and guaranteed to give satisfaction
in worst cases. 25e d box
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1910-12-03
Not Good

for everything. Sutherland's Eagle Eye
Saive is good for nothing but the eyes.
If you use it and arc not satisfied con
back and get your Csc. You be the judge.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1910-12-03
seq y COHEN. Eegister.
ElaAI,9atI:N.r os enc T>1EsIos..

rev Orleans. q, OK Va. 1910
NOTICE is hereby Given that GEoaaa Hfst
~ y tK-. OF st. Gabriel La. Who On April Ill
1907. made homestead entry no 27S9a serial 80
02oIs for NJ Of on lots and 2 ana D If 3 "
/ or lots and q section 17 tdWnsnip seilth.
range ? east st. He3; ma Meridian has sled
notice OF intention TO make lNa7 communication
proof, to establish claim 10 the Land aHs5Feeie
seribeti. before Jas. s. Earnan. clerk of court at
lJoDaldsonYiiie. a.. on the 5th day of EaYearv
lsll Claimant names rs witnesses: W. NJ i ee
G. K bfcGst lee r. IL. f5ebert, of 81 Csat3Tiei i
O.. La, and w. Z. Watts of PTariepifse p g..
LA. WALTER L. COHEN. Register.
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Homestead Notice.
DERA RpalRNP OF 491K I1qBEIoR. j
u. s.. ANB 0FE1eIs.

NEN 0fASatIiss 4JsS+t 0el0t3af ~ 1916.
NOTICE is hereby given that NgLI4AF HT-
- WARD WATTS, OF FrairieFfile 7 O.. La, who
on June Il. Isu7 made homestead entry 40
27.S49, serial no (29i2. for sec g. tp south
range east. st elena II eridian ies Side
MOTTO of intention q make tna cnioy,ptat len
proof TO est tbisa clais1 IL be laiIti above 10
scfibea. before egisfe r an 6cefVer al 1Ie or
fsans. b. on tie 9Th tisy of T.ecember. 1910
lia4ir @ilf names as itnessrs Valreon II -tesu
Thomas v nry ]. y. ELAINE Il si!ace l3rD..r
oil of Fraaf1ettlie e a. a.
NaE4Fassf r. COHEN. Register.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-27
SHAW IS CHAMPION BATSMAN OF THE COAST LEAUUt
CHAMPIONSHIPS OF
COAST At STAKE
Mat Men From All Sections OF
the Pacific Seaboard
VIII Compete

,a~gest amateur wrestling tour
80 bs4d west OF Chicago will
-. ,,,,,,e,nrated tomorrow afternoon In
~. e,vn,nasfun OF the Olympic. club.
rvsrv class will be represented and
.Sa anal winers in each division will be
.,+,t1ad 70 the title Of champions OF
tsa entire Pacific coast. for the tour
cement has the sanction Of the three
as+ branches Of the-Amateur athletic
,,nior Pacific Northwest, Pacific and
southern Pacific. Every organization
on the coast that fosters the sport OF
wrestling will be represented among
the contestants. :,o.
Erom the far north comes George
v1rait|er middle weight. and Fred
Sr,ith a Ifghtyveight. both OF wnom
v-t1I wear the c6lors OF the vancouver
a,h1atic c1ub FROM Portland, the Multi
nomab amateur athletic club SENDS
Edgar Frank. an American champion
at 125 pounds; O. Il. FranscKe. IN tne
welter weight class and j. a bFdut'
r,idd1e weight while Los Angeles IS
-an5ino mn 7 J. Heumerich and g. W.
Retzer Jr. in the 135 pound class. Ine
Sacramento athletic club will also nave
two representatfves while the Untver-
sitv of California is making it's debut
in the wrestling line with four en-
tries.
The Olympic club. with its 10 en-
tries. is looking forward TO winning az
least a couple OF the championships
Herbert Duncan they consider a c1nch-
He is at present welter wei ght cham
pion and, fully expects to retain ms
title. He is one of the cleverest men
ever turned out locally Harry F. koIo
in the middle weight class. is another
entry the Winged o athletes are rely
ing upon.
An Of the preliminary events will be
held in the club gymnasium tomorrow
afternoon and evening. with the semi
finals on Tuesday afternoon ard the
finals as the feature OF the clubs Ia
dies night at the st. Francis hotel. on
Tuesday night.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-27
Shelf Mound Marksmen
To Hold Celebration

OAKLAND, Nov. 26.-The members or
the Shell Mound pistol and rife club
are making elaborate preparations for
the public prize shoot which Will be
held next summer to celebrate the tenth
anniversary of the popular organiza-
ton. Valuable prizes will be offered
the rifle and pistol shooters, and marks
men from ali over the country are ex-
pected to attend.
The plans now prepared will be
brought before the club for ratification
at the annual meeting and distribution
of prizes, which will be held at Shell
Mound park next Sunday.
The yearly competitions of the clubs
which shoot at the Emeryville park are
nearing a close, and as the leaders are
punched in almost every event the
targets present busy appearance on
Sundays None of the shooters can
afford 20 lose a single day, as every
point counts from now on. The follow
ing clubs have regular monthly medal
shoots scheduled for Shell Mound today:
Red Men schuetzen company, Vet
Grams Of National Guard, Golden Gate
fife and pistol club, San Francisco
schuetzen yerein, Germania schuetzen
club aud the Norddeutscher schuetzen
club.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-27
st. Mary's School Meet
Is Big Success

OAKLAND, Nov. 26.-The young ath-
letes of st. Mary's parochial school,
Seventh and Grove streets, competed
in field day yesterday on the school
grounds in the presence of large num-
ber of friends and relatives. Rev.
Thomas Kennedy acted as starter and
Rev. P. McGrattan as referee.
A closely contested game of basket
ball. which was the first event was
won by the senior class from the inter-
mediate classes. The victorious team
was composed of John Dwyer (cap-
tain), Hamilton McCourtney, Harvey
Turner, Raymond Ring and Henry
Quirk.
The other contests were decided as
follows:
Fifty yard dash for juniors-Leo Dempsey
first, Carl Wood second; so yard dash for
seniors-Eugene Faulkner first Henry Quirk
second, Harvey Turner third; 100 yard dash for
juniors-Marion Fennen first, Raymond buddy
second; sack race-Hamilton McCourtney first,
Leo Dempsey second; running broad jump--Cari
Wood first; standing broad jump-John Dwyer
The field day was closed by tug
of war pull between the altar and sane
tuary boys, in which the former were
victorious. James Riordan, Henry
NQuirk, Harvey Turner, Marion Fennon
and Leo Dempsey composed the winning
team.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-27
SEALS LEAD IN TEAM
STICKWORK FOR 1910
-Four San Franciscans Among the First len
In Official Averages for Season

utility
bat during the OF 9o
by Danny Long
w scored 50 lined out i4o hts ana o
bases. His for the 2Sl
enso Byram the left handed pitcher on
the but Menso played IN
took but l5 they can not be recKneo
the swthS who the job OF the time
league did not produce single SUI
hitter that the pitching department was
Wolverton who 500 IN tne
the Z5O mark
appeared good form all the
while Portland has only Kruger
that Oaklands best sticker was We
clip 200 The trailing Senators
Perry the first Following are the ohc
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-27

in lbs LIS s @ t 3 S% 9ts wilmer S@ a ss s. pEaSs @ s a 5
Osaha Captain n
oft head and head all
fn bns wb
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-27
Compulsory Athletics al
Tulane University

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 26.-On the
ground. it is said. that students Of the
university have not needed his appeals
to participate in college athletics as
they should, President Craighead has
announced that hereafter Tulane Will
enjoy the taste of compulsory athletics.
Every freshman and sophomore at the
university will be compelled TO take a
certain amount of exercise prescribed
by the faculty. Outdoor work will con-
stitute the greater part of the physical
requirements.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-27
NEwsBoY NINE TO PLAY

OAKLAND, Nov. 26.-The Oakland
newsboys team will play the Pierce
hardware companys baseball nine to-
morrow morning at 10 o'clock on the
car harm grounds. in East Fourteenth
street. In the afternoon the newsboys
will play the Emeryville nine.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-27
Heavy Weight BoxerDie
From Knockout

PREsQUE ISLE. Me-. Nov. 26.-"Billy'
Dunning of Millinocket, heavy weight
boxer. who four years ago fought the
present worlds champion, Jack John
son. to a 10 round draw, died yesterday,
following a bout Friday with Jack
Leon Of Bangor. Dunning was
knocked out.
The victim did not recover conscious
ness An autopsy will be held to
determine the cause of death.
Followers of boxing say that Dun
ming was in poor condition and, in
their opinion, should not have fought.
A man is down in the world when
he's on his uppers.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-27
THE CALL'SRACING FORM CHART

will be skipped
Nov II
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-27

NJ c. Prichard who owns Spellbound and
some other good horses. has been aIAns n
sort He announced yesterday that he n
tended to put his horse up for sale az rub
lie auction. He viii probably hold the SAFE
some time next week Priehard comes from
Mobile Ala
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-27
Cured in 5 Days
VaricOcele
HydrOcele
Hernia
Piles
Fistnla
Structure

CURE vARICoCELE. HYDRoCELE.
FERNIA. PILES. FISTULA and STRIC-
TURE In I've days No severe operation No
detention from occupation
am the only specialist in San Francisco
who does not advertise a fictitious name and
photograph j prblish my true photograph.
correct name. personally conduct my Office I
am the longest estab' ished. most successful
and reliable. medical credentials snd press
records prove make this statement so that
YOU will know vou con<rlt celebrated spe-
cialist Who sees ard treats nstients person
ally. I possess SKIN and experience acquired
in such way that no other can share and
shonld not be classed with medical companies.
IF Is unwise and extensive tn embrace the
statements OF medical com asnies- II IL I'm
possible FOR medical company n attend col
legp Companies have no diplomas or license
10 practtre medicine In California or any
named after doctor. portrsit whose per-
sOnalitv and identity are indefinite "a se-
lected and published the legitimate sue-
cislist of the office. Hired substitutes ordi-
nary doctors with Questionable ability give
consultations. examinations and treatment.
MY DIRECT TREATMENT FOR
@SwEAKNEss1
That disorder commonly known as weak
ness has for years and generations bafded
the efforts OF physicians. yet to this very dsy
a majority OF doctors specialists not ex-
cepted are attempting TO overcome It bv
methods that have been in constant use and
have always failed for half century. Tnev
dose the system With powerful stfrnulants and
tonics calculated to restore nervons force or
strength. that Is not and never has been Lack
ing with a result that the functions are
temporarily excited. 70 the positive detrfment
OF the patient Weakness-we VIII call IN
such for convenience Just now-is only a
symptom resulting from a chronically swollen
and fnfamed prostate gland. and Is curable bv
local treatment only. Either early dissipatfon
OF some improperly treated Contracted diSease
Is responsible for the Inflammation IN most
instances, though accident, injury. strain.
etc. may produce the same result I perrna-
nently cure these cases OF prematureness. loss
Of power. etc. without the giving OF a
single internal dose. which demonstrates the
absolute accuracy OF nv understanding and
treatement Of this disorder In years I have
not met with single failure. and I have
entire confidence In my ability to cure AIT
cases that come TO me for treatment 7 am
equally certain that no treatment other thar
that which / have perfected can complefeIv-
and permanently restore strength and vieor
I also cure Contracted Disease. Chronic
Losses. Sperma atorrhoea. Contagious Blood
Poison and all Complications from these aii-
ments-
My advice and consultation free To the
afflicted. whether treatment Is taken or NOT
I am ALWAYS glad to explain nv methods and
give friendly advice 20 all who call II you
can not come to see me. write today Hours
a. m. TO p. N. Sundays. to I only
DR.. II. G. MARTIN
72I MARKET STREET
SAN Francisco. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-27

A quick way to get rid of your
money is to run up bills and then pay
them.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-11-13
VIRGINIA SUBURBS POPULAR.
Many Sales Reported in Clarendon
and Vicinity.

AS an indication Of the popularity of
Virginia as a Washington suburb w G.
Collins. the realty operator of Clarendon,
reports a large volume of sales during
the past week. Few of the sales made
We're for investment the major part of
the purchasers planning to build in the
spring. Granolithic sidewalks will soon
cover this section, with preparation al
ready being made for macadamizing the
streets. The new Catholic church is now
very near completion, and will be opened
within a few months
Mr.. Collins reports the following sales
For Peter LatterneT, three Clarendon lots.
to II. c. Saffeil; for John r. Verlander.
two Ballston lots, to f. L. Ball; for
George II. Rucker. house and two lots at
Clarendon, to w. II. Smoot- for Z. A.
Wilson, two Clarendon lots. to J. Thomas
Manning; for George H. Rucker. house
and three lots. TO H. c. SaffeH: for
WoOd-HarmOn Company one Clarendon
lot. 10 Alex II. Clements; for Eva r.
Maddox, one Clarendon lot to Alex II.
Clements; for Alex H. Clements. one
Clarendon lot, to Eva r. Maddox; for
Clarence W. Mothershead and Robert a.
Scholl, three Clarendon lots. 10 Ashton c.
Jones
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-11-13
PLAN VIRGINIA Home
g. w. Lewis Will Build Co.
lOnial Structure.

Contract was yesterday awarded by
builder, for the construction OF one OF
the handsomest houses in Alexandria
County. The site is on the high ridge
which extends from Virginia Highlands
TO Alexandria. overlooking washington
and the Potomac.
one Of the most striking features in the
new residence will be the front porch.
with massive columns extending through
two stories, The design will be colonial,
and this win be the first example of the
poured houses in this style. The exterior
Will be OF cream white with gray green
shutters. The window sash viii be di-
vided into small panes.
To the north will be a generous porch
To the west will be- a garden front The
garden will receive especial attention. as
il is intended that during the summer
months Il viii be largely used for open
air living.
Upon entering the reception hall from
the lofty porticO an exquisite vista will
appear through a rear archway into the
garden. The reception hall is arranged
20 open through wide doorways into the
dining-Foom and living ROOM which ad-
join it, The dining-ToOm viii have
large fire place, and onS side will be
fitted with a window seat having china
closets built In on either side. The living
room will have French easements opening
on TO the side porch. At the rear of the
living room Is the library, which opens
directly into the garden, The kitchen.
with store room and pantry, occupy the
southwestern corner.
On the second floor viii be four gen
erous chambers with bath and ample
closets. and space for two bed rooms on
the third floor. A window seat is afford
ed on the stair landing and an attractive
loggia opens az the front from which the
exquisite view can be enjoyed. All the
principal rooms in the house will have
open fire places for ventilation. The
house with the porch, will be over fifty
feet in frontage, while the depth is near
ly thirty feet Hot water heat win be
used throughout. and colonial decoration
and detail will everywhere prevail.
The plans and construction are under
the direction OF Milton Dana Morrill,.
architect. Of this city The entire section
between Washington and Alexandria has
had a remarkable growth during the past
few years and the development Of the
poured houses in this section has attract
ed many visitors during the past season,
since this new construction reduces cost
largely over the usual method OF building
damp-proof cement houses are filing a
Iong-felt want in bringing home owner
ship within the reach of the man of
moderate means.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-11-13
SELLS ROCK CREEK PROPERTY.
Week "A Busy One In Residential
Property Sales.

Practically all local realty brokers re-
port the past week to have been an
active ole particularly In northwest res
idential property Rock Creek property
figured in one of the important sales OF
Phillips and Sager, the eight-room house
recently erected by Kennedy Brothers
being sold to Thomas ]. Stallings at a
consideration of $3.50
This firm also sold 10 William A. Fol
ger, for Wilson and Wardman. house,
253o Thirteenth street northwest The
house has eight rooms and bath and
is of the Spanish mission design. The
consideration was $3.50
To Miss Fanny Allen. for Carl H
Smith. SS49 Thirteenth street north
west. This house is OF colonial design
and has eight rooms and bath The con
siGeration was Sc 100
To Simon Goldberg. for Julius wenig.
1903 Sixth street northwest Mr.. Cold
berry will hold 1t as an investment.
TO Harry j. Boyd for Charles Common,
one OF his six-Toom houses on Irving
street, SOC. The consideration was s.. 750.