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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-04
MHONS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF SALT
Lake county, State Of U-ah-
Z. W Evans, plaintiff, vS- Royal b.
Young, Mary j.. Young and The Pack
ard company, a corporation, defend
summons
The STATE Of Utah 70 the said de-
PENDANTS, You are hereby summoned
10 appear within twenty days after
the service of this summons upon you.
If served within the county in which
This action is brought, otherwise with
in thirty DAYS after service. and de-
fend the above entitled action. and i'm
case OF your failure SO 10 do Judgment
viii be rendered against YOU accord
ing 10 the demand of complaint which.
within ten days after the service Of
this summons upon you, VIII be filed
with the clerk Of said court.
This action Is brought 10 recover a
judgment fOrecl0sins plaintiffs mort
gage upon the land described In said
COMPLAINT EDWhRD N Gil RRiN-
Attorney for Plaintiff
PostOffice address. 52f-525-526-527 Nc
Intyre building. SalJ Lake City. Utah.
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BUILDING PLANS
MAY Be REOPENED
Committee of Ladies' Literary
Club Sends Communication
to Directors.

Asking that the matter Of selecting
pians FOR the proposed new club build
'ns he reopened and that special
meeting oil the board Of directors of
tNe Ladies' Literary club be- held at 3
o'clock this afternoon 40 consider the
matter and look over All the plans pre-
sehted the building committee ~ the
Gun has addressed communication 20
the board Of directors
The commuuIcat in fun follows
IL Pas been suggested 10 your build
ms committee that a feeling OF dis
Satisfaction exists among some of the
members OF the club. owing 20 the fact
that but one ser OF plans was recon-
lnended 90 the board and. recognizing
lne lmpOSsibility or building . club
house without an uaited club. We wish
I" make the following statement and
ask Tor further action on your parl.
Special session.
Had your committee been instruct
al 10 bring 20 YOU more Than one set
81 plans, We would. of course. have
gladly complied. but being absolutely
without instruction on this point, we
formulated such a mode Of procedure
p seemed 60 us most practicable, hav-
lnB the turtherance of the work in
nand constantly in our thought.
We feel confident that by eXamin-
lng ali the plans presented 10 us, you
viii be IN position 10 fully justify
our recommendation OF the plans OF
w are Ireganza. and We therefore
ask that YOU meet in special session ON
the afternoon OF Friday, November 4.
al o'clock, out of consideration for
one member OF the committee, who is
uaable 10 be present in The morning.
and at that time examine the six sets
or plants, presented TO your committee
ana heir their reasons for rejecting all
save those Of Ware q Treganza.
Respectfully yours. Martha Burgess
Jennings secretary i.uuette stephens,
Florence Lambert keyser Grace Y.
Kerr BY Nora Myers Jones. chair
man Ladies' Literary club building
cousnittee"
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state Of Utah. office OF secretary Of

states. ~.
,o4 +; Of state Of the S sfafe
NJ Utah. do hereby certify thsi
me foregoing is full, true and cor
rect copy OF 8 resolution proposing an
Amendment 10 section % article XIII
of the constitution OF the state %
Utah. relating 10 the rate OF taxation.
nsssed al the eighth regular session Il
the legislature OF THIS state.
70 sci my hand and affixed the grsat
seal Of the state OF Utah at salt Lake
city, this 23th day Of August. 4 D.
1910 c. $ TINGEY
fSeaD Secretary OF stare
A Joint resolution proposing an
amendment to section ! OF article XIV
of the constitution Of the state OF Utah
In relation 10 the limit Of the state in
debtedness.
Be il resolved by the legislature Of
the state OF Utah two-thirds OF ali the
members elected to each Of The two
houses ~Oncurring therein:
Section J. 1t is proposed 10 amend
section l OF article XIV OF the eonsti-
tuition Of The state OF Utah so that the
same viii read as follows:
Section 1. To meet casual deficits ct
failures in revenue. and for necessary
expenditures for public purposes, IN
eluoIng inc erectiO.s % public build
ings. and fer the payment Of all terri
torial Indebtedness ass umed BY the
state. the state may contract debts. not
exceeding in the aggregate a. any enc
time an amount equal 70 one and one
half per centum OF the value Of he
taxable property OF the state. as shown
~ the last assessment cor state pur-
poses. previous 10 the mourning OF sueh
Indebtedness Blu. the state shan
never contract any Indebtedness. ex-
cept as in the next section provided, IN
excess OF such amount, and All moneys
arising from loans herein authorized
shall be applied solely TO the purposes
for which they were Obtained.
Section 2 The secretary or state Is
directed 10 cause this proposed amend
ment TO be published as required by the
constitution and 10 be submitted 10 the
electors OF the state n the next gem
eTal election, in the manner provided
by law.
Section ;. II approved by the electors
OF the state. this proposed amendment
shall take effect upon the first day OF
January. A D. 1911
state OF Utah. office o. secretary Of
i. Charles S. Tingey. secretary OF
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO
bate division, in and for Salt Lake
county, State Of Utah
In The matter Of the estate OF Ed
ward Bernard, deceased.-Notice.
The petition OF Utah Savings &
Trust company, administrator OF the
estate OF Edward Bernard, deceased,
for confirmation OF the sale OF the fol-
lowing described real estate OF said
decedent, 20 wit The Cunningham
No ., lot No. l0l, the LeOnIine, lot No.
ance tunnel lot No. 10; the Rough
and Ready. lot No. 81, and an undi-
vided one-half interest in the Winnie
muck. LOT No. la. all situated in Lit
Ie Cottonwood mining district, salt
Lake county. State of Utah; and all
Of the Rough and Ready. lot No. 81,
situated In the Big Cottonwood min
ln6 district. in said county and state
al or which said claims are patented,
ana reference is hereby made 10 the
patents thereof as par hereof Tor
the sum Of $500. as appears from the
return or safe, filed in This court also
for approval and settlement Of final
account and distribution OF estate has
been set for hearing on Friday the
llth DAY Of November. A. u. 1910, at
clock D. M. al the county court
mouse, in the court room OF said court
Ia Salt Lake City. Salt Lake county
Titan,
Witness the clerk OF said court. with
the seal thereof affixed. this 25th day
OF October. A. d. 1910.
iSeaD Clerk
BY L. p. Palmer. Deputy Clerk.
X. MCBroom, Attorney for Petit
toner.
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GENERAL and local agents eis-
city ana town for new compress-l ~.
washing machine. sells like VIM
agents making $50 TO s2pQ
send Tor particulars and sample ~
chine costs $3.50. sells for S5Ve-
JIM ola Mani Co. Portland. OI6s.---
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GAYNORS TO APPEAR
IN CONCERT TONIGHT
Recital at FIRST Methodist Church
Under Auspices Of Music Depart
? ment of Public Schools.

AT the First Methodist church this
evening an interesting musical pro-
gram VIII be given by Mrs. Jessie l.
Gaynor and her daughters, the Misses
Rose and Dorothy GayuOr. under the
ausplc IS OF the music department of
abe public schools.
Mrs. Gayn0r is d weu-knoWn COM
poser OF children's songs and there VIII
make up large part of the program
She and her daughters have splendid
voices and their rendition OF the songs
Will afford an exceptional opportunity
a. hear good music. This is the sec
oud occasion this week when compos-
ers have assisted in presenting their
own songs the first being the reciBl
Tucsdag niEht in the Theatre by Nine
Liza Lehman and her quartet VI Eng
lish singer
The program for tonight follows.
Trio Love The Ola Doll Best.
sung by Mrs. Gaynor. Misses
Rose and Dorothy,
] DO. Don't N0u........-..M Mrs. Gaynor
Tine Rich Little Dolly Mrs. GaynOr
Tie Cucumber Doll .....-. Mrs Gaynor
Fire-flles go. .,.-..--... Mrs. GaynOr
The Monkey's Tail ...... gAIrs. Gaynor
suns by Miss Rose Gaynor-
Raby Moon ...--.--......M Mrs. GaynOr
Sparr0Ws -.--.... .-...-. Mrs. Gayuor
Tired Shoe ...---........M Mrs. GaynOr
Ny Top --.--... ....-... Mrs. Gaynor
Little Brother OF Mine Miss Rose Gaynor
Hello, Mr. SunfibWer Miss Rose GaynOr
N-f A~iH-AFAt A+tisttA MISS muse Au1 nor
Comparison .. ..-... Miss Rose GaynOr
sung by Mrs. Gayn0r
Touching -----..... .... OtIo Miessner
Tasting ,.. .--.s... -.-..- otto Meissner
Katy -dlG $3.50 ----.-...- onto Meissner
Brownie FREELY .--... .t5tto Meissner
GranddaddY Longlegs 90. Otto Meissner
sung by Miss Dorothy Gaynor.
Waltz Song from The Bubble Ped
lar ---.---- -.------. MIS-. GaynOr
sung by Miss Rose Gaynor.
When Little Bows Sing ..-----.-.-
..-.------ John Carpenter
sung by Mrs. Gaynor.
lieti Sign0rs from Les Huguenots
-----.-- --.----- ---... Meyerheer
sung by Miss Dorothy Gaynor.
Mistress Nav .--------.- Mrs GaYnor
The Ginger Bread Man. Mrs. Gaynor
derushy .-.- --....--.....M Mrs. Gaynor
The Elephant ..--.---.-.. Mrs. Gaynor
suns by Miss Rose GaynOr.
Trios.
tai lroquois Lullaby ...-N Mrs GaymOr
OBJ Siumer song ..---.-. Mrs. GaynOr
Sung by Mrs. Gaynor, Rose and
Dorothy
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.
Consult county clerk or the respee-
tive signers for further information-)


N THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO
bate division. in and for Salt Lake
county, state of Utah.
In the matter OF the guardianship OF
Blaneh Reid and Mabel Reid. minors
Notice.
The petition OF Elizabeth Reid. pray
ing for the issuance 10 herself OF letters
OF guardianship on the persons OF
Blanch Reid and Mabel Reid, minors,
has been set for hearing on Friday, the
llth day Of November, A ID. 1910, at
o'clock ,. m, at the county court house.
IN The court room Of said court, in Salt
Lake City, salt Lake county, Utah
Witness the clerk OF said court. with
the seal thereof affixed, this 2sth day
Of October, A. ID. 1910
MARGARET ZANE WITCHER,
(SeaD Clerk.
By l. F. Palmer. Deputy Clerk.
Daniel Alexander, Attorney for Pc
titiOner
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AGENTS WANTED-PHIIADEL-
FHIA LIFE INSURANCE co DE-ll-17
TIE SERVICES OF EEERGb--~
AGENTS OF GOOD ADDRESS. EAE-
hlhNeE DESIRABLE. But not ~
GENITAL LIBERAL EIRsI-1 L-,-
COMMISSION AND RENEWAL -
CONE CONTRACT. LEADS ELE
NisHED- VA EGARD. SuPEkt l7'-s
6ls NEWHOUSE BLDG.
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state OF Utah. office o secretary Of
!. Charles s Tingey. secretary Of
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HEIP-FEAfALE.

SHROCKS
Ia rs EMPLOYMENT AGt--s'-%f
% West Second South efree- -,-
1peclal ladies' entrance and ar-r
.-sht- 1eip for hotels and res-a-i
S-'s am country. always nall1-
OLDEST AND ELols
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LOST and POUND.
SOCIETIES.

>~7 P SSI OT,fII1 RI1000 or AMERICAN
vE Pm Homestead No. 1l52 meets
every Thursday evening AT . CLOS - 90 ~
Federation OF Labor hail, eoTi'sI ssn ~ ~
I FVerett Seeiy. cor. $40 So sth East
Bell phone 5l5b-A-
MOUNT MORIAH LODGE NO.
Hasonic temDle' corner LIST South and
al East, the second Monday OF esS ,5
month. Members Of sister lodges aiu
brethren in goo0 standing are SOi
IL invited 10 attend. ~
p. a SIMPKIN, W M
CHRISTOPHER DIEHL- secretary
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WANTED
SITUATIONS

POSITION by young LADY with sew
eral years experience in Bookkeeping
and general office work. Can furuia
best OF references. Address n 70. Ea1-
aid publican.
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ABLE bodied men wanted for the O.
s. marine corps, between the ages %
19 and IS. Must be native born or have
first papers Monthly pay So 10 Eli
Additional compensation pOssLbhz. Food,
clothing, quarters and medical attends
ance free Arter - years service can
retire with 10 per cent 9t pay and al-
lCWances. Service on board snip ana
ashore in all parts of the WORLD. Apply
ar 4. s. Marine Corps Recruiting 0f-
flee. New Windsor hotel. salt Lake Ll-g,
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GOOD shoemaker at springTiIe shoe
repairing shop. Address G.. ~. Eriek-
son.
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GOOD bOokkeeper, with extra TINA
viii keep small set OF books. address
81 &C. Herald-Eeuu DliCdn.
STENOGRAPHER and clerk. twelve
years experience. best references. Ad-
dress NJ 40 Hera Are publican
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At once.
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NON-UNION bOiIermakers. macli8-
lists, timers. blacksmitns and pipe tt-
tiers, for Missouri Pacific Apply Room
IS. ID. a. r. o. depot
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BIG money for agents; best proposi-
ton. new PLAN no talking. Call mora
ings. Anthony Fisher Co. SOC Judge
bldg.
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SHEPPARDS Employment Agency
Phones. Ind. Is2, Bell 1894. 1Z0 West Ed
south Headq uarters r. r. diners and
eating house help. All kinds OF help
furnished.
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HELP-sIALE.

STROCKS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
Oldest and Best
So West Second South 81.
Cooks. Boarding House Help.
Mechanics, Miners ana Il bOEarH.
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WANTED-No loan 900 small OF 100
large. Uncle sam, responsible cut-Fats
broker so Z. LIST south.
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SOCIETIES


WAsATCH LODGE No. / T. and A. h
Masonic temple, corner LIST South ana
2d Fasf REGULAR meetings second BIZ
day OF each month Members or sister
lodges and soJournme bIe IiieA epr-
dfsiiv invited. A. q. Wherrys ". d., a
d ana 1aTWnrTTW.
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SALESMAN TO sell, en- commits slll
imported ana domestic hid and fabrs
gloves. in Utah and idaho. Apply Lr
IS heatley, knutsf0rd Hotel
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-08-01
Bold. Bad Elephants.

The dpSlructi\rlIrsS of elephants is
shown in Il British blue book on the
preservation of wild animals in Africa.
An oi,icinl report from Uganda says
that 1.-THE elephants seem to have he
come more bold than they We're Nv"
years ago. | came across houriSlln-
gardens and plantations that had been
absolutely wiped out by the herds ut
wild elephants roaming through the
country. The complete destruction
wreakrd by these beasts is hardly
credible. and the natives are getting
desperate" The governor of Uganda
reported that the elephants have be-
come so bold that they not only feed
at night in the native maize gardens.
but actually enter the villages. remove
the roofs of the corn stores and help
themselves"
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-08-01
Cup Defender Has Become Oil Barge.

Cup Defender Has Become Oil Barge.
The lilgrI,i. former palatial ninety
foot yacht built to defend the Ameri-
cas- cup in 1888. but which did not 70
against the NalkNrie H.. as the Defend.
er won the trial races. started recently
on what will probably be the last chap
ter of her career. that of Il gasoline
supply boat to he located in Marble
head harhor. The craft. on which no
money WAS spared when being built
and on which thousands have been
spent. was stripped Of all her machin-
cry and iinery at the Atlantic works.
East Boston. and III place Of her for
mer mahogany fittings of its pit there
now lies IL huge gasoline tank that
will hold hundreds of gallons. Boston
Post.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-08-01
MINT COIN COUNTER.
New Weighing Apparatus an Interest
I7o ttaCe ct niernanIsm

a most Interesting machine recently
installed III the United States mint is
the automatic weighpr for coins of all
denominations Last year the govern
meut coined nearly S.J0OUU pieces of
gold ana 3G.UOU.UGO pieces of silver
Formerly each piece WAS weighed 10y
hand Seated ~ long tables. each wit
a balance in from of npr. We're from
thirty to sixty WOMEN "adjuStPrS." II
was their duty to weigh each piece
Pieces which We're too heavy were re-
duced with IL file Those that Were TOO
light We're thrown aside to be put
again into the melting pot. Gold pieces
once after coinage.
The new weighing machines have
each ten balances. which are set ac
cording to the required weight of the
coin which Ia being tested. Then they
work automatically. each mac hine TAX
ment Of the beams Of the scales deter
mines into which of several chutes the
weighed coin shall drop. IL 1t IN too
light the scale beam moves up and the
coin Is dropped into the flights" IT. it
Is too heavy the scale beam drops and
the coin falls into the "heavies." Ii 1t
just balances the coin drops among the
coins which are Of the proper weight.
The work Is very rapid and very accu-
rate.
There are eight Of the weighing ma
chimes now In the mint, and they have
displaced thirty-four women who earn
ed 50 a day. Even with the weighing
machines in operation the entire re-
quirements Of the law are not COM
piled with mechanically. The law lin
its the deviation Of coins in bulk as
we'll as in weight. They must there
fore be divided into four groups. which
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-08-01
At The COUR? HOUSE.
Till IEEKLY RECORD OF LEGAL
| NGS AT COUNTY SEAT.
Mimi of The Superior Court and
n, Cases Filed, List OF ReaIeS.
ii Transfers and miscellaneous
tn rumenfS Filed With Coutt,5
y iiOr.
J. THE SUPERIOR COURT

IT GLOWING is the record of bus
Ines ansacted in the superior court
laet pek:
G, ii. & p. S. Ry. CO. VS.. Weyer.
haeuser Timber Co. Dismissed.
In re guardianship of Anders Neil
son, minor. Frank C. Jones appoint.
ed guardian.
In G estate of Emma J. zimmerman
deceased. Sale of realty confirmed.
In re estate of G. 4. GustafsOn, de
ceased. August 20 fixed to hear final
account.
in re estate of l. C. Crowther. de
ceased. f. F. Jones, r. A. keagy
and d. NJ. Bowes appointed appraisers.
In re estate of John Wise, deceased
Hearing of petition for letters Of adj
minsuation set for August 6.
In re estate Of ]. J. Haaland, de
ceased. AdministriX authorized to
sell realty.
In re estate Of VIM. Twidwell, de-
ceased. One-half the personal prop.
erty of estate given to widow.
In re estate of John Engstrom, de
ceased.
O. lIllstad VS.. c. II. Clemons. Judg
ment for $3.50 in favor of plaintiff
Sarah NJ. Clapp VS.. irving b. C.app,
Divorce granted.
In re insanity OF Jack Berack. Com.
mittN to asylum.
In re estate OF Frank Wesolwslit
deceased Continued 10 AUGUST Is.
n ne welfare Harry AdaMs-n. Set
for hearing September -.
In re estate oil SAN f1Chtcrm1uu,
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Real Estate Transfers

,... an, . ..-...1 i; 81, ,
i"S'i u'.ei'a ny ,' n.y. = ~ VIC
ol"cS u 'i,e 1A"ci'o' " ~. o.,
ava WYNN '-''''1'
9'io y, ~ t., H..
- W. 10" % Z. q" p;, ' , ~
sou anu AIitol '9.5', lV, 3,,iiia,
oioIN o. ooi i'ei'ii'' A''''i'''' "a
apei 1 ueei r,... w.. ~
e ~ 'o"D9 ca oc ~ a. fIa'l. 40
~, i,,'t"a 95. 'oo" c,,1 ttarHoa', ,oc
49, |l,,'''i ~, t,llarna,, ~
Z 1,fr . bIoal. "a Wrishl,,[ ooor
W. W t0'7 ~,1 =, o''I rnfaroo - '9'-1r' r
w; a. Ioanp0, ~ OU ~ ',;1t
" ~ ell u VI ." a 'V0''0" 9ooo
W., na,,,h 40 r ", rohort.
~ Do ont1 ~ no-l .oot;o,, ~
p"l , 9UA s,Ui =" - % NV 'o'i snction
@nU =, p''' e ." "a VI u" 4 'o0''0'' u
w II Ahal of al 10 NJ Ahel ,
V" - , noei e. ~ % % y !, each Of hiAl
90 u t ic'" ! % % '-' ~ e'''' VI '''>'
M Cobot tn Elmer O'Rrian W.T.
W. 49, h, 20 '''' t,,,ory e. " Hiocl.
aoL =, n'o hborda ,''r'N' y 1c
".'Ul Iioa, AZ tob,, viaio lot, .,
~ % - hroaj' 20 w Nnrth unn,,ian
lditior tJo1,,,ia,, 20
.h "uui'a paoitI. Gvpdicsia 10
w NiddIeton 1ors H. is. 10.
90 l,IocI, 1e Union Pacific addi.
tiop Aherdoon III
MAJ pon"bnan tn Csrmelo IA.
naicn iois5 6 MOCK : Portland
C,'as tloiI,n,.io,. IN Nto1 RaI-b
man 1nts . . block II Fort.
ia~d ' aGditior Aherdeen "a
~, nort NIL of SOL section
70 II .. 1875
L,rad Carmiar IN n A Smith lot
. hlocl, IA Hoouian 1850
r p Kelman to / w. Barkley.
lot g block 8. Highland Home
oddition Aberdeen $40
r II bartlett to G. r. Nelson, lots
block - Hoouiam addition
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-08-01

E. II. Story to J. J. Ladley. soul.
foot lot 4; lot ), and north ~
feet lot 6, block 2, Mace, Tai
bert q Magills addition Monte.
Sdho 49,. ..............30G or
Bob Nukich to Jos & John Vuk-
lch, lots I, s, block |, Siseyko-
vich's addition Montesano. 800
II. M. Bradner to A. S. Barrows,
part swA of seA section 6,
IL I .............. G5(
OTIS Chabot to S. d. No. So lots
Z, :, 8, block I, and all block 10,
Ocean View addition Moclips.. 100
H. J. Grettenberg to F. E. North
up, lots 1, 2, block 2, Depot
addition, Aberdeen ......
e. w. Goats to st. Paul Evan
gelical Lutheran church, lot II,
block 8, Benn's Central add
ton Aberdeen ........... /.
@. w. Wellington ct al to w.
Hall, lots %, 80, block ), North
Hoquiam addition IIoquiam =.
b. f. Pinnell to w. n. Robbenson,
lots l to I. block s, Academy
addition Montesano .... 40l
A. Xenos ct al to G. e. Williams
ct al, NE of nwA section 80,
Is, ......... ........... L
A. Bosley to E. CaHanaugh, lot 1
and SEA of neA and e1s of Sc
Il section 3, %, . ....... +
Anna Gassin to JOS Youns, lots
Il, l6, block 16, Eureka addi-
ton Elma .................
Simeon Lewis to Il. d. Ackley,
nwA of neA section %, IS, SCI
Jno. burnett to L. b. Glidden, q
d lots :. s, block 4, Syndicate
addition Aberdeen .... ...... 45[
=. L. Jones to p. Andrijasevich,
lots II, -, block 10, First addi-
ton South Aberdeen ........ as
The Benn Land Company to An
drew Peterson, swA of neH and
" 80 acres OF nwH Of sell sec
ton ). Il, 3 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. /
G. W. Roberts to Mary Hammer,
. east acres of west "a acres
Of that part OF swH OF nWH
section 80, IS, s, lying south Of
county road .......... ....... IL
J. w. Barley to A. p. Wilson,
lots 3, 4, block 10, Rice's addi-
ton Aberdeen .-.............. 80.
W. y. Mack to w. j.. Graf, 10, -,
block 80. Northern Pacific aGdi-
tjon South Aberdeen ..:....... I
r. Il. billiard 10 Jacob White, lots
s. 9, 10, block II, Academy adj
ditiOn Monte s8nO .............. IL.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-08-01
Miscellaneous Transfers


II. H. WaldrOu to r. l.. Philhric',
ct al. cha,tel mortgage Curtis
tyne aer0pllne ...............i zoe
1t. K. Mcleod TO \. +. Nelson,
satisfaction Of mortgage undi
yiled D., or nci2 let 3, block 81,
Hoquiam ....... ............ .ll'
c. w. Nlunich to J. II. Sawyer,
satisfaction of mortgage lot II,
81. WeatherWaN q BennS sec
ond addition Aberdeen ...... so
J. If. Sawyer 10 Reuben Redmau
mortgage same ............ SO
". z. Willis to Washington say
ings q Loan Association, mort
gage lot 8, block II, HoQuiam. 80
W. Fl. Bellies to J. l.. Neubert,
IS. block 60, Reul Minis addi-
SON, mortgage lot T, block il,
Wishkah .............. Go
Matt Stromlner to Hayes & Hay
IS MORTGAGE lot u, block -.
We2yherwax & Benn's Second
addition AberCeen .........'.' ~ -
Oscar Lonborg to e. G. Smith ct
al satisfaction Of mortgage lots
r, s. block 60, Weather"a1 4
BenH's Second addition Aber-
deem ........ ................2j3
Frank Beam to A. l.. Davenport,
mortgage south 80 feet lots Il,
%, block 26, Benn's Central adj
dition Aberdeen ................l 100
Chas Kuhn to Eunice NJ. Hall,
mortgage lot 4, block II, karra
G1rden addition Hoquiam 49,, GO
W. b. Dudley ct al to E. }. Brad
ley, mortgage lots ~ to 81
block 4, South Side addition AID
erdeen ................ 10
l.. +. Critchfield to "A. E. White'
mortgage part neA OF neA sec
ton II, Is. > ......... 80
&. Cavanaugh to }. A. McHiIll-
cuddy, MORTGAGE ne OF heA sec
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