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The San Francisco call., 1910-01-15
Money Making Little
Farms on Easy Payments

We specialize on choice small orchard
and alfalfa tracts which we personally
priced We do not do a general brol<-
erage business. but choose only such
tracts as we know can pay for them
selves and support you at the same
time. For this reason we sell on eaRV
terms.
AT Hume. on the Northern Electric
Ry., near Biggs. Butte county in rich
est part OF the Sacramento VALLEY: sell
a deep sandy loan. naturally subirri-
gated, growing to crops OF alfalfa
preseason; numerous nefxhbors- win
every convenience at hand and eiectric
at your door.
ss.5O0-2O acres. greater part in bear
ing apples; clean. healthy. heavy bear
ing trees. profitable varieties; balance
In bearing cherries. peaches. pears and
alfalfa; new barn and small house
income from start; only 800 cash, bal.
1924 years.
s1.5oo-10 acres in alfalfa. facing
electric railway; only few rods from
ping facilities: ideal for few cows ana
large poultry plant; 4 cash. balance
1-2-5 years; smaller or larger tracts
partly in bearing almonds or pears SIS
to $3.50 per acre; easy terms.
5000 acres. fine for chicken farm.
some bearing pears and prunes: high.
flock: ideal location. near electric rail-
way station. store and neighbors: easv
terms.
s2.50O-50 acres. unimproved. on irrf-
cation canal. near thrifty little town OF
Bfggs; admirably adapted 10 prunes
hss. pears or alfalfa; $500 cash, bal
ance time.
S5.000-S2 acres richest bottom land.
with more than enough oak timber 40
pay for IT; eordwood, $3.50. on ranch,
soil the finest for alfalfa. hops or frl,cE
gardening: easy terms.
PATTEN LAND COMPANY.
6Of First National Bank Building.
san FramefseO.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-15
MANY LOANS MADE ON
REALTY IN THIS CITY
Banks and individuals Make
the Advances

The German savings bank has lent 70 Frederic
]. and Amelia NJ. McWilliams $4,000 a lot
in the south line of Jackson street, 30 feet east
of Buchanan, 116xI37:6 feet.
Thomas A Mccormick has lent $4,000 to Rob-
ert ID. Porter a lot 32x115 feet in the south
line of Main street southeast of Folsom.
Richard o. Bliss has lent to Clyde s. and
Charlotte E. Payne $4,000 on property in the
south line of Clay street. so feet west of Hyde.
The German savings bank has lent to Charles
and Emile Koenig $4,000 on properties in
Church and Vallejo streets.
The German savings bank has lent $40, 900 to
the Knights of Pythias castle association on
the associations property at the southeast corner
of Hermann and Valencia streets which will
be used as a building fund for the erection OF
building for which contracts have been
awarded.
The Columbus savings and loan society has
lent $50 900 TO Isaac T. Stein on a lot 25xIo0
feet I'm the southeast line of Mission street, 100
feet northeast Of Fourth.
The Firemen's Fund insurance company has
lent $4,000 TO Isaac f. Stein property at the
southwest corner of Clay and Kearny streets;
and John Rosenfelds Sons has lent to Stein
sion street, 100 feet northeast of Fourth.
NJ. and Bertha Fisher property at the south
west corner of Hayes street and Masonic avenue
and adjoining property.
The San Francisco savings union has lent S1o.-
600 10 William Harvey on property in Sutter
and California streets.
The Fircmens Fund insurance company has
lent $45, 900 to NJ. A. and Sarah Jane Dorm on
property the southeast corner of Clay and
Davis streets
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-15
MANY SALES REPORTED
BY BIG REALTY FIRM
Sites for Homes and Apartment
Houses Sold

Lipman & Hirschler, Inc, of 255
Montgomery street report the follow
ing recent sales:
Annie A. Kelly to Albert Meyer. the north
east corner of street and Forty third avenue,
45ox120. on private terms
H. r. Landerkiu TO Albert Meyer lot in the
east line of Forty fourth avenue, $50 feet south
Of b street, 4ox120 feet.
northwest corner OF street and Tenth avenue,
25x1o1:6 feet.
Carl Stahl to NJ. Il. Bruemmer. lot and i'm
provements in the west line of Sixteenth ave
nue., zoo feet north Of / street, 25x120 feet.
W. A. Freeman to T.. Eberhardt. lot and I'M
proyements in the east line Of Tenth avenue,
210 feet south OF ] street, 25x120 feet.
For the account of Eugene b. Hallett TO a
OF the lots in Seventh avenue between II and
streets in the block formerly known as the Jap
anese tea garden. Price OF lot and improve
ments $500.
S: B. Hewitt TO Z. Latch, lot in the west lire
OF Ihirtieth avenue. 172 feet south of street,
26 by irregular depth for $3.50
~ Willard to Leo g. Tuck, lot in the east
line OF Forty sixth avenue, 2I5 feet south Of G
II: B. Rickof to Alice MeGransghan. the
northwest corner Of street and Tenth avenue,
25x107:6 feet.
For the account of Albert Never the folo1ino
lots were sold:
To A. W. Byrou. lot in the east line of Forty
fourth avenue, $50 feet south OF street, A6x
To Mary r. Connolly, lot in the west line Of
Forty-sixth avenue, 1850 feet south Of street
30x12o feet; price $1.e50.
10 u. Olirier, lot Ia the west line OF Fortieth
avenue =, 2z6 @ feet north Of street, 5oxl2o feet;
To J. NJ. Harper. lot in south line OF A street.
% feet east Of Thirty y-hfth avenue, 25x1O0 feet;
To Mareellus o. Anderson lot in west line Of
rorty-nrsf avenue. IS feet inches north of
foint Looos avenue, 1910 by irregular depth.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-15
NOTABLE REALTY SALES
RECORDED DURING WEEK
Christopher Buckley Transfers
Property to Company

Several sales of real estate of suffi-
cient size to receive Individual mention
have taken place in the current week
DR. Clyde S. Payne has bought 37:6x71:3 feet
in the south line Of Clay street, 80 feet west of
Hyde. from Caroline Nelson and others.
Through W. B. McGerry 4 Co. six cts in two
separate buildings have been sold by Arthur r.
Rousseau for $4,000 The fats are In the south
line of California street. 1875 feet east of Polk.
CHRISTOPHER Buckley has conveyed TO the Mont
gomery vineyard company number Of proper
ties in San francisco. The vineyard company is
controlled by Buckley. The supposition is that
he is about to incorporate his estate The prop
critics that are transferred TO the vineyard COM
pany include Blanco's, the building at the south
east corner of Market and Spear streets, which
is under lease, and properties at Lombard and
Deyisadero streets, at Post and Baker streets, at
Second and Point Lobos avenues and at Forty
fourth avenue and street.
P. N. Reeves has conveyed 47xT5 feet in the
east line OF Second street. 11S feet north OF
Howard, to Eugene de Saba Jr. Reeves bought
the property from Barker, Knickerbocker &
Bostwick some time ago.
Alfred II. Wilcox has sold to J. Il. Selfridge
4s:1ex13I:6 feet in the north line of Howard
street east of Spear
Isaac =. and Martin P. stein have bought from
John Rcsenfeids Sons 25xi00 feet in the south
line Of Mission street. 100 feet east Of Fourth.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-15
INCREASING INTEREST
IN POINT RICHMOND
Location of Southern Pacific
Shops Stirs Realty

Since the Southern Pacific company
has taken the deed to the property at
Point Richmond and it has been finally
decided to locate works there a re-
newed interest has centered in the
town. McEwen Brothers of the Santa
Fe tract report an increasing inquiry
for lots in addition to numerous sales.
The transportation companies are
covetous of the territory. as they real
ize the great future of the city and
even furnish ii good service, which
is shortly to be augmented and i'm
proved The electric cars furnish COM
municatfon every 20 minutes to Oak
land and the city.
There are hourly trains during the
day by the Santa Fe suburban service
to Oakland, in addition to half a dozen
direct trains to San Francisco. Added
to these the Southern Pacific runs
trains nearly every hour.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-15
SALE OF TIMBER IN
SHASTA FOREST RESERVE
Government Approves the Dis.
posaI of 100000 Feet

The local bureau Of the forestry serv-
ice OF the department of agriculture
has approved the sale of IA 900 ,00o feet
of standing timber in the Shasta ma
fional forest reserve.
The sale was made for $s1 900 to the
Castle Lake lumber company OF Cas-
tella and consists of a quantity Of
yellow pine at So per 1000 feet, sugar
pine at 50 per 1000 feet and Douglas
FIR at sI50 per 1000 feet.
The object of the sale is TO remove
the dead, dying and matured timber in
the reserve. leaving sufficient standing
timber 10 reproduce a supply of the
particular kind most desired.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-15
IMPORTANT SALES IN
THE NORTHERN DISTRICT

W. b. NIcGerry & Co. report the fol-
lowing sales for the last week:
Six flats ON the south side of California street.
1876 feet cast of Polk, lot 47x13I;6; price
Lot the south side of Sacramento street.
200 feet east of Lsrkiu: price So, 100.
Lot the north side OF Jackson street, 81 feet
west Of Jones. lS 5Ox112 price $4,000
Lot in the south line of Beach street. eS feet
east of Larkin size 6s;9xl37:6 feet price So. 145
Lot the south side of California street. 20
feet west OF LeavenWOrth. size 20x5T:6; price
81. 600
Lot on the north side Of Twentieth street, 129
feet west Of Guerrero price 50. 500.
Lot in the south line Of Bush street, 81 feet
east of Larkn size 53xi3T:6: price S12.5O0.
Lot in the west line of Dupont street 30 feet
south Of Jackson. size 1Sx100, two story buildings
price S21. 900.
Lot in the south line Of Clay street 1l5 feet
west Of Mason. size 22x5S feet: -. soc.
Lot in the south line Of Vallejo street, 100
feet east of Polk. size 33xS7 :6: terms private
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-15
Building Contract.

Harriette de Witt Kittle with KfttIe construc-
tion company-To erect a two story brick build
ing In line Of Sacramento street. HOAX w
of Montgomery. W 20:1h by y so: IS 600
William Caesar with Gus Anderson-AH work
except plumbing and gas fixtures for one story
and basement store brick in \ line OF sntfer
street. 149 w Of Grant avenue W g b. n a.:
s6S50.
O. L. Void and NJ. A. Pilhstrom with Han
zerud and Observation-Disclosures and insfalIa-
ton Of interior fittings for cigar stand barroon,-
more streets; 81 $50 -
David Bibbers with ". r. Eaton. Levy ele-.
trio company BoScus Brothers and Pacific blower
and heater company Painting etc. eIecfrie
work. plumbing. furnaces etc. for n two story
and basement and attic frame building in line
OF Pacific street. llO f of Baker. f 81 bv :
127 SL: $6.02z 40 -
Clyde s. Payne with Fidelity construction com
psny-Io erect four story frame apartment
house in line OF Clay street. so w Of Hvde "
BIG by 7l:3; Sc, 500. :"
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-15
ITALIAN-AMERICAN
BANK HAD GOOD YEAR

prosperous year during 1909, according
to the report of the president, read
at the annual meeting January IL. The
deposits increased more than $350.00o
and the dividend to the stock holders
was increased from to per cent.
Four per cent interest was paid on
savings accounts.
The stock holders elected the fol-
lowing directors for the ensuing year.
A Sbarbaro. M. j. Fontana. G.. Carl
baldi, H. j. Crocker, A. J. Merle,
Luigi Demartini, ID. Friedenrich p. c.
Rossi, Luigi Bottano and G. A. Malm
The directors elected Andrea Sbarbaro
president, Henry j. Crocker vice presi-
dent, A. E. Sbarboro cashier. and r.
A. SRarboro assistant cashier.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-15
SCALES ESTATE BUYS
GWYNN APARTMENTS

sale of the Gwynn apartments in
Hyde street has been consummated
through the ONCE of William E. Doud
G. Co This apartment house is in the
went line of Hyde street S7:6 feet north
of California. The consideration paid
is reported as $4,000. The sellers are
Samuel G. and Mary G. Beckett. The
Scales estate is the buyer
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WO\FY iND ENCH t\GE.

Money IN call On the floor of tho stock
I'chang. Yesterday loaned n -. and =
81 he diy loans Va- made ~ ~. per con-
Tho iu'rea -"d demand fpr I'm" funds MAJ
de- "Io;ai ia-f v""N va- again IN evidence
YESTERDAY and q 'ur'hrr small advanC" y ~
80, u-d"d IN rates for ~" shorter ms'ur,'''~
HH'.s Yer" g.. 20 a. f-r cent Tor ~INfv DAYS.
:. p" por cent f"r ninety davs, =. ." =.
u-r ."nt Tor fnlr ~" and 80 months
'onm"r"'al paper na~ Ii","d ~ A.. 30 I"
,,ar cent tor 'rin" nCl" names and In
dnr cod h,l- receivable other name 70
a. rer ,en'
rRp sterling exchange market YESTERDAY
closed ~ S,oi ~ -!l1 for -'yiy DAYS, sSgi
. ss,i ior d.manh bills and Sa7o1, ssln
less l-sla 70. plus ia? re'chsmark.. Is
less aIGa' Plus lag
ton iHc di-coIn' chicago 100 premium
pr %aT'"I9" c' n's Far ar $ n"q. 70
discount bans. ., premium Minneapolis
~. premium Montreal H'..c discount
10 par ~ paul 80 pr~mrum san Iran
a-Irc - oGn -all'ny. par
.Mon"' n ION lon - rcr cent Rat.
bills .. per cent an FOR three months
bhl- 3.T7'. p"r cent "n."l- ci"s"t
y"-,ertay e. So. iGr MONEY 'ir.y, an so. lor
pre- % rrnt~~ at ~ france 90 rentim"-
! ,ohanyc on I."n1on., e.; franz, =, on
en- Beriin exchange on Lon ton. 20 marks
a. pfg. p-tva'e rate ~ di-count :.
per cent The Veekly statement NJ m"
tmurrtaI BanN OF GermAnS shovs The
folio ting changes Gold on hand increased
% 20 ~ marks deposits increased - - n1o
marss notes ia circulation d"cr"a-"
b.. - ru naTSs treasury bills de"rea=Hd
~ TO- 90 mars discounts decreased
I-..IgI %, MARKS loans decreased p. pSS. "on
rIArss cash on hand increased 81 .soi I'M
fna~ts
Neo Nors Tearing HOUSE statement ~
taanye- $40 1ie.1T7 balances. so. 925 asA
sui fr"asJrv dshit balance. e097 aaA
'urutncvcfaI rTI,e ~ bar silver in New
NSra. o., Silver m London Clotnd A.
1Ci NcN'tn silver dollars verH quoted
~ 'juG.'
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orrICI.L GR,DEs or COTTO>.
Department Of Agriculture Ready to sup
re, Them nj n Cost Of SjS.

NAsHINGroN. Oct II. The Dsplrt-
rrent - Agriculture through the bureau
Of plant industry. announce that u -
ready 20 supply the nine Official grades u
White American cotton recently prnmul-
gated by the Secretary 81 Agriculture
upon receipt by the DISTURBING clerk ~
trs Department 81 S5S the cost II their
preparation. as required by law
The ale IL begun IN accordance with
the unanimous accommodate n of thu
committee of cotton -Nper's. on who's"
advice tho grades were established. that
tn"y h.. l-aued for general u-e for ~
crop season " 1901 Tn" oficia.
grades a." "labprataly pTe1i-"i and ia"
integrity II each type j. att"''"d 10y a
-. sued photoErapn secured ~ ~" box
..r"- and hearing IN" ~iguatur" "i Tia"
=" -"'ary and ia" seal ot IN" lb"iht iin"n'
Of Agriculture IN" perma n"n"y ~ IN"
Standard - to he secured by IN" prrs"r"I-
'.ar = twenty FIVE sets IN vacuum - b"
or"r"i A. occasion may demand Ter
,..r;r-e- - comparison
N4w"rouS letters approving IN" Official
g-ad~, havS been received from prom
tent american cotton int"r"-ts FRONT
rsr' members 81 foreign aNch1nRe- who
Ave -aen the types have also sSpres-~'t
'-"r.sslv's m terms ~ high cpnm"nds-
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EI.sa TIONS AM MEETINGS

~ ~ 'h~ S'ocsholterS ~ The New ors Ncr
Eayen and HARTFORD Pal-oaI CumnA1v will ~
held IN Room -ni. IN ~ Ge1"-al ono Prl.iip q
W~in.Sfs, the tvra,, sew de-, 81 Oc,ubc,
1910. a. i-tn u'ClOcs noon. Tor tho purp -" ~
arfinG up'n an sncnfri~nt ~ Nr'lrlr n ~ he
storkholders b, law, - that ~ shall rrai -
follows
~ The Rnari NJ Director. ~ iris cn-rorauor
shsh consist NJ twcn'y seven rrmbsfs and
Canries In 'heir nun'hSr NAV ~ hei - me poaT
also for ne purpose ~ siectins q RnArd ~ Drrc
tors fnr the ensuing lear. and - considering the
tnnua Statement and approving the act, NJ
described in said Statement and a. rep.Irief a.
said meeting Al>o for tho purpose 81 SITTING
upon he following propositions
tn To approve Tho terms and conditions NJ
and prop erty ofthe Berkshire RAiIrosd com many
agreed 10 ~ the HreC'ors NJ said corpor atoms
and sppro,ei ny the Rnsrd ~ Hailrosd Corns
:. To approve no terms and con ditions - the
purchase nv this Company " The franchise and
property ~ 'hr New Haven and NoTihsm rinn
corpors ions ana approved by the Roard ~
Railroad com rnissioneTs ~ the Common Veal m
~ Msssarhuss'u
a. 10 sppro,e the terms and condi lions - the
property ~ me HnOde Island snd Massar h. sstts
Railroad tompany agreed tn ~ the Dire, tor
II saif corpprai tons and apIiU,ed b, ths BoaTd
~ ltailrnAd Com mi ssioners Of the IN
~ AasSAc husetfS
ana also for the purpose o. trAnsAr nm an,
Other business which may properly come Def o'e
FOR ine purpose Of his meeting The ,ran.f- r
hooks Of ihe COMPANY viii he closed from OCT
ber 18th n Oct1ber 18Th, botr days inclusive
Daei At NeN hasen. Conne-ue cut. this fourth
q, order Of the Boarf OF ID rcctoTs
ARTHCRr CLARK Assistant S-ers'ar,
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ss,sr,E, .S,Srr,,s, sSEs.
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Ns,~ust,ss 80 stst 80 ~ sisisrsaa

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81 IRE N4NDAHTS DENIED.
Electric Lines Company can't Get Into
the s'onduIts This VA.

>IrA-ane Court Justice BisohoT denied
r's'"r iav an application by the New
io., -,'ric L!n"s Company for a writ ri
-a'ra-nIs compelling IN" Enpirn Sub.
-" .~pany, which controls the subway
r. ~ ahtcn the undergo md Telegraph
49, '..~pnpn" wires arr run IN Man
-.f..,. p, permit the plain;iN 10 run
'".a. 0'.a and 'HsRraph yIres 'nroICn
20. .Y"a9 under a franrhGse grant !
b.. '." - 10 IN l=s3
.'. uGr' SAD that 70 yTe'a.i on IT'S
1.' H'.ug Tho plaIntlS mu@' establish
.. iP' . power 70 operIt" the lIn"- =
up .H.'. o. .pnstTIc'. ant that a VrIi
rnianI- nannot b" graz; ~ II ~
80 .-r' O.. IN dispute Mill" " docs
- q .r"a- nat tho state has ever de-
PED ~" rltIntiHs ohart"r forfeited
HuI-~r. no ,ItY has r"vok"d the
O.. st." the plaintiff 20 op"ra'"
., rHI -Ir," N" franchise - not com
100. ''1pr ~" authoU'y II the city.
.-- o." Is ra'-"d upon point which h
o.. ~ plafuriF- legal right
WON y ParS"r and Henry \ Glider,
CO.. "ai" 'oEu-el FOR IL NeW lorE
'r'. Limos towpanv
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"a. eG.Nfs. - SAr'R = u4saNS =,
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o, soc 81 hen sscoidins 70 ILs lsa"f 'hsfss,i %
sao.a % In "a nsa' q IN cree 6sn iih4s TOE
'air', lAis ~ -sla lns :, NETS Lean ind russ
-s-ots nisat tol-,'o-s iRd upou ~ art,ea
egps,, o. ~ nSilgi, OF n-loTi1 m t'sfe'' %
fsss ~ lesai pfoce,iihs. " -. and ..s.,os- 81
:iy ,hsisis before SIpTs.ssd - Be COZ ' - .. >,
sny Of hsn o. ahS PAti ~ psit, thereof either
70, Il N.~ Ysis.Si AZ . sS9 gss a.. 40; SiDa 80
>,A'e u trias a. %. aid ra.i ON gAny li,sus
lime a. /, % thsS rishta gpo,n ~tth ,.oWsr upua
s.eA >A.s . mAsr a., .iipaAhon' a. . - Ute
psSmsa, % the pufcha.e mohs, ~ IH,Alm.u',
o. o'nsrNi~ ~ any S,sr, ,npg .,,"n siih -st,r
successor o. succes>ors gnigni y "a ptJPrt a'i-f
nAnnsf prO' idsI a ibe ssid mortgage " deed -
NhERL ~. such dsfsuitS nave been made a9,n
the said bonds ehutc the Naid Trustee under
the aid power to maze such sale. anu tae Sa4i
trustee has oesn 4l5 requested ia writing py the
90 30 90
NOS, THEREFORE,. NorIrE ~ urRfpN
signed, he saId fSs fsfmsTs Ioss sh s 1q Tis,
CON pany as Trustee under the NAii mortgage
deed Of tryst Viii sell At public auc tioh 70 The
court House. IN the City of GaineaNille, state Of
TeAAa, on the esth dcy Of october 1910, at three
o'clock In the afternoon Of that day. all and snGu
"a, me SSrss gremss MS, snS prosSTT y 11d 3.
conveyed. the sAid NorSs, premises ana property
being described IN the aid mortgage oT deeI OF
words party Of the nrSi part con tAined 10 SAli
description referring TO the said the CalnesS Mile
Water Comnanyt.
An nghts To~ers. pr Ilegcs and frarchis..
which may have bean gEsniei to or catered
TeIas the County of coke OF the city Of Gaines
vile, which may Be hereafter 50 granted OF
conferred: together with all real estate and prop
may hereafter he acquired BY me said sTty Of
the hrsi mart situate In the Ctty Of GAtaesNlile
the County Of COOKE. and all eFeciions and bullI
y els. pipes OF other COO sIrIe tions. tools impIs
pents or lures Of eVery Kind ana nature made
man tured. constructed built. laid purchase
o. IN any way sessired n and seOS; ne consIra.
or other works In the CITY Aforesaid ana Aso a
the income. Ten t.. prohtS, enolumen . and money
derived from said water Works or other Works
be nald s. the CitS Of GAINESVILLE. or Ihe Count
Of Cooke. under and by virtue Of any contIAct
With either Of them and including any rsNeauet
from any other sources whatsoever
Dated August soth. 1910
THE FAKAErs' LOAN AND Trust COMPANY
TRUSTEE
seal by SAM SLOAN
Attest Vice freIdelt
HEFLv Secretary
GELLER. RoLSroN = KORAN
= Exchange Place,
a. q HEAD.
sherman. TeHaa
ATTORNEYS FOR the Trustee,
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Arm, and NSNN Orde r..

W,sHTSGroS oct T.. Thsss army orders uere
issued - day
The following o~c,rs uI' proceed tn For,
Nyr' ~ capt George iAnghorne. Capt
'teofgr \'drneT. capt Guy tusnman and First
Lieut. James T. shelley Bic, enth CaVAiry Secon
Lieut. FdsAr " Whiting Tenth ,Avalry. Ftrs'
~ut tb~H Splfi y lie, ~nih rAya'ry Second
ItrI' hssisr Mnls Iisvcn'h 'HNAFy
The rcsignAiipn % SECOND i.ieu' William :
uAiam. INeiffn tahhlfg. Of Ms rom mission -
an orNc~r ~ 'hs amy ha, heen accepted by tho
President to tAAs rT-c' DctobsT r. 1910
IIfs' Lieut. srfhur n carter. I'm Fisid
tf'insry. from >Au IranrisrD To- Fort ieaNrm
worth Nan
Frrsr Lieut. B-usrd t,rriy. fourth FI-d "
ulisf.. - AIfafFay al. 70 relieve FIRST Lieut.
uA,nsrd ! Wgils -sVrn irrnth lnfanfp mo
vii pTo''~1 - Ms regimen
Thssr navy orders W'rs issusI
Lieutenant commander q OWsns. from
ordnance onl""t. We~i Virginia. 10 n~ei oTdnanc~
nricer pAcinc feet
Ensign Lowell from Nep Hampshlre 70
iAUsDn
I1aSn nasr from rsm-on IN Nsv Hamp
shtrc
surgeon J lien from NANAl hospital
innapoiis Nd N ihs Georgia
Nssi4tarf surgeon - = Thomas from naval
hosp.tai Mar lslaRd Cai. 70 naval Hospital.
Annapolis
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no, nat b auto D,..

William I. Tuc~er. lr the school hoV
who waS run over m Saturday 10y a. auto
mobile driven toy Edward Pearson NJ az
Amsterdam avenue chauffeur for \ |
sylvester 10 50 West seventy second
street. died yesterday a. ~ Likes Hoo
pital. Pearson was arrested and taken
before Coroner Hellenstein twas show n
that the hoy while playing hall had run
into the street in front Of the auto Pear
son was parolsd for an inquest Ia custody
of G. W. DuIgnon. a tobacco merchSnt AZ
ies Front street The boy lived AZ a.
ClAremont avenue His father - presl.
dent Of the cooperative Syndicate ~ l3i
Broadway and treasurer Of the Fast Jer-ey
Match Company
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f'Sr'S pr' - ludl,i 'nen'a se-"
."u ''rs afternoon los -" Fedora
.'1 Iy-v against John R"1rdpu sons
.anT. ~fu plant ~ taupTIdX".
.' 'Hs Consolidated Rendering com
''r WITH a plant a. Portland VI"
'''1'usrd SpllperRsr ~ Nov N"rA and
a', W Heath d"rpz hu-rn"-, a.
I."~g"r \ Heath aud Horatip "
'"a'' and cyrus = Hanged tn"
.'n"u's charge unihWful curnbr.
IN n "~'rarn' ~ infsr~tni" i-nd.
are o"nn"c's ID wi'h the r~ud"ring
l1-s,Ty
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