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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-24
Virginia Beach

Especial OF The Richmond Virginian.)
VIRGINIA BEACH, September %.
Miss Page Shelburue entertained
the members OF her bridge club most
delightfully."- at her cottage Thursday
morning. The prize. a pair OF silk
stockings, was won by Miss Jessie
Niemyer. Miss Shelburne's guests
were: Mrs. William Sheiburne, Miss
Virginia Dance, Miss Jessie Niemyer,
Miss Eliza Hamlin. Miss Kemp Keet-
ing. and Mrs. Kinkaid.
Miss Olive Old, of Norfolk, Is the
guest OF Mrs. Martha Pritchard STAN
ford at the Grey Arches"
Mr.. and Mrs. r. f. Parsons. OF
Louisville. KY, are spending some
time at the Waveriy
Mrs. William Pannell and Miss
Fanny Panneii have returned to their
home In Norfolk, after spending the
summer at the Wild Rose Cottage.
Miss Henrietta Tucker. of Lexing-
ton, Va, is the guest of Miss Frances
Myers.
Mrs. W. P. Ashburne and Mr.. Will
lard Ashburne have returned TO the
Beach. after spending three weeks at
Mob Jack, Va.
T. HERMAN Ally II anu w ltHADl
Graham. of Norfolk. spent the week
end at the Pocahontas Cottage,
Mr. and Mrs. Whitehurst and Miss
Marie Whitehurst are stopping az tne
Waveriy for some time.
Messrs. Joseph Fiveash. James
Hume, Goodwin Brown. Walton Five
ash, Thomas Hume. William Epes.
Lester Graves. George Ffveash and
Mr. Cannon spent the weekend at the
Pocahontas Cottage.
Mrs, Hundley, who has been the
guest of her son, Jack ,HundIey. at
the Victoria Cottage. left Wednesday
for her home In Williamsburg, Va
Mr.. Fred Outland and Mr.. Morton
Prentis, of Norfolk, spent the week
end at the Victoria Cottage.
Miss Grace Oldham. of Baltimore,
Md: Miss Lula May Davis, OF Grose-
close. Va, and Miss Belle Davis, of
Tidewater, Va. are spending the
winter at the Queen Anne Cottage.
Those recently registered at the
! Gardner Cottage are: Mr.. and Mrs.
/ f. .. Rutsch. of Henderson. Ky; Mr..
and Mrs. T. l.. Mead. Jr.. of Wash
/ ington. d. C.. Miss Viva Rivers. OF
| Hamilton. y. C.: Miss Love Turner, OF
! Douglas, Ga. and Miss A. G.. Curtis
I of Washington, u. c.
Miss Preston, Miss Caroline Pres
/ ton. of Washington, .. c.. and Miss
| Leila Alvey, of Baltimore, Md, left
| Monday for their homes after being
| the guests OF Miss Lilly Pollock for
two weeks at the Edgemere Cottage.
!
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his family, who have been summering

his family, who have been summering
here.
Miss Lizzie Eubank and niece. Miss
Estelle Eubank, who have been visit
ing Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs.
have returned to town,
Miss Martha Mitchell will leave for
Baltimore next Saturday, where she
will study stenography.
Miss Helen Talbot. of Lynchburg.
Is guest Of Mrs. g. w. Clayton.
Miss Carrie Eubank left Tuesday
for Hagerstown, Md. to attend kee
Mar College.
Preston Helms. brother OF Mrs. Nc
Daniel, who resides near Bedford, died
very suddenly Wednesday afternoon.
@. NJ. Wright, son OF Archie Wright.
died at his home near Horeb on Thurs
day morning. This young man was 20
years old and deservingly popular.
Mr. Hunsden Cary. a young attor-
ney of Richmond city. was In town
Tuesday on legal business.
Mrs. Lucy Talbot, who has spent
the summer here with her sister. Mrs.
j. @. Mitchell. has returned to New
London Academy. where she will con-
tinue her work as a member OF the
| faculty.
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Panplin City

fspecia, 10 The Richmond VirginianD
PAMPLIN CITY, VA. Sept. Ia
Miss Hannah p, Warren. OF Richmond,
In visiting her parents, MIR, and Mrs.
=. r. Warren, here
Mrs s. F. Carter and her daugh-
ter. Miss vivian, OF Fayetteville. w.
va, who have been visiting Miss Kate
Al, Franklin. left Tuesday for Hollins
Institute. where Miss Carter viii en-
ter.
Mr.. Frank Harwood left Tuesday
FOR Richmond College. where he ex-
pscts TO prepare himself for the min
istry.
Miss Lee Rice, who has been visit
ing Mrs. r. w Beale in Richmond,
has returned home.
Mr.. James r Davis has returned
from his trip to some of the large
Northern cities and other places OF
interest.
Mrs. Harry Gillian. of Greensboro
N. C.. is visiting Mrs. w. h. tord.
Miss Ora Woodeon has returned 10
her home .r Danviaie after spending
some ..me with her friend, Miss Min
Mo Thornton.
Miss Holland OF Crewe, is the guest
this week of Misses Jessie Nj. and
Lucille Walker.
Mrs, S. j. Rice celebrated her eigl1-
ty.second birthday on Tuesday. Mrs.
Eice enjoys good health and her many
friends wish her many happy returns
Of the day.
The Rosebuds OF the Methodist
church gave song service Sunday
night. illustrated by tableaux, thai
aes thoroughly enjoyed by large
congregation.
Mrs. Leslie n. Lyon has returned
from Lynchburg. where she went for
medical treatment and is very much
improved.
A union picnic given by the sun.
day schools OF the place was ENJOYED
nv q large crowd. a storm came up
shortly after dinner and dispersed the
plcnickers, but did not dampen their
spirits.
Mr.. 7. r. Connaliy Is adding fine
porch to his place here. ana 10 also
building a new fence.
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West Point

Especial TO The Richmond Virginian)
WEST POINT, VA. September 81
Miss Clara Sue Garrett, of West
Point. and Mr.. w. c. Fowsey, of
Mineral. Louisa county, were married
in Washington. ID. c., September FL.
A reception was given them by friends
in Washington, after which they pro-
ceeded on an extended trip North.
Miss Garrett is a daughter of James
Garrett. chief of police her and
granddaughter OF the late AIR, Larkin
Garrett, who was d prominent citizen
Tor many years in this county. On
the return OF the happy couple they
Will visit the paternal home at West
Point, before settling In their ruturs
home in Louisa.
Messrs. Woodford Owens and Turk
man Billingsley. of Colonial Beach.
have been among the guests at West
Point this week. They visited in the
homes of Mr.. Clay Roberts and Mr..
j. Wexford owens
Miss Lillian Roberts and Miss Mary
Denmead accompanied ! party TO the
Indian Reservation on Wednesday.
and were highly entertained by these
very interesting people.
Misses Mary and Alice Coleman. of
of Septem her with their sister. Mrs j
Presley Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hopes, Of
Baltimore, are the guesrs OF Mr. I'D.
Hopes.
Mrs. John ID. Elms and son, Carl.
after summering at the Ridgeway
House, have returned 10 New York.
Mrs. Walter Ware and daughter,
accompanied by her mother. Mrs. b.
II. Hudson, returned 10 her home at
Gloucester Courthouse on Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Smith left this
week on an extended trip South.
Misses Mary and Jessie Denmead.
after most delightful visit to Mrs.
FL. W. NJ Williams at Colonial Beach,
are at home again.
DIR. r. h, Bagby is attending the
State convention of the Christian
church converting this week In Dan
willie. where he is to make one of the
main addresses of the occasion on the
Responsibility of Preachers for the
Health In the Community.
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Warrenton

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
Anne Royal. OF Richmond, has Joined
Miss Dudley Powers and Rev. Dudley
Powers. who are spending some time
at Mrs. Britton's.
Deaconess Bowman, Of Virginia. Is
spending some time with her sister,
Mrs. c. s. Carter.
DR.. r. G. HodglSins has gone to Cam
bridge. Md, for a few days.
Mr. A. r. Anderson is at home, after
a vacation spent at Delaplane Va.
Mrs. Laz Noble is visiting her
mother Mrs. Scott Nesbit, near War
reuton
Miss Virginia Helm has gone 20 Bal
timore. where she will spend tine win
ter.
Miss Hattie Fellowes, who is spend =
ing the fall months at Mrs. Carriers
spent several days this week in New
York.
Mrs Adam Empie, Mrs. f. r, Bailey,
Miss Bailey and Miss Frances Bailey,
OF Wilmington. y. c., are at Mrs. NJ,
NJ. Green's.
Mrs. j. DeHaven. OF Wyoming, is
visiting Miss Alice Simms.
Miss Mamie Simms spent several
DAYS in Washington this week.
MI EStt tscSrs hAlV AStNS a tESppa'"
sible and lucrative position in Pana-
MA. is in Warrenton on a vacation.
Professor J. d. Harris visited friends
in town this week
The Fauquier Female Institute and
Bethel Military Academy opened this
week. Each institution has a large
number of students Miss May
Strother, who is well known in War
renton, is again at the institute.
Mrs. Juliette Keith, Judge James
Keith and Mrs. Wexford. of Richmond
returned to their homes this week
Mrs. John Utterback, who has been
the guest of Miss Rosa Neal Tongue
is now at Mrs. James +. Jeffries'. Mrs
Acker. who has been the guest of Mrs
Jeffrics. left this week for Washing
ton.
Miss Rita Ryan. OF Washington. has
Joined Miss Ethel Ryan and is at Miss
DAYS
Miss Holmes Paulding Is spending
| some time at Mrs. NJ. NJ. Green's.
Mrs Bowie. OF Washington. is al
! Mrs. Hamilton's.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-24

Especial TO The Richmond Virginian,)
SURRY, VA, Sept. 24.-The High
School has opened here, with Miss
Fay Lewis as principal and Misses
Motley. Edwards and spratley as as
sistants.
Miss Mabel Spratlev has returned
home after an extended trip to North
Carolina.
Miss Fife GOODWIN has @eturned TO
her home In Smithfield, after a short
stay in the village.
Mr.. Robert Astrop has left for Ash
land. whore he will attend Randolph
Macon College.
Miss Lucy Adams. of Prince George
county. Is a guest at the home of Mr.,
and Mrs g. b. Bergman.
Miss Virginia Edwards has lett for
Lynch burg. where she will attend
Randolph-Macon Woman's College
during this session.
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Lakeside

Mrs. e. P. Hulce, who formerly
resided on Brook road, near Lake
side Park, has moved with her
daughter into Richmond.
The Yellow Tavern school reopened
o nThursday last with large number
of pupils enrolled.
Mr.. Lloyd billiard, who has been
very Ill at his home, is rapidly re-
covering.
Miss Jennie Hayes has been visit
ing friends near Lakeside during the
part week.
Miss Virgie Carroll was the guest
of her aunt. Mrs. John D. Hawks,
during the past week.
Master Edmund Carroll, who was
run over by a farm wagon at his
home a few days ago. La improving.
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Bon Air

fsnscial 70 The Richmond v,rx,nian,
bon AIR VA Sant - -Miss Ian.
ME Talcott left FOR T.eaah,,rg or Sat
urday whore she will he the rnest OF
her sister. Mrs r. A Parker
Mr.. and Mrs Norwood Bentlav an
entertained for the week end Miss
Jean Berkley.
Miss Robins ana f,har,,s Ron,,,
Mis-. Louise ana Es,sI,s v,,rrar -,
Richmond. have been the racent
guests OF Misx Julia Wherrv
DIR. Lilly ana Miss bertha Jahnke
were the guests on Tuesday on Mrs
James X. Hazen.
Miss Lucy Mason spent the week
end at Norwood with the Misses kan
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RICE

Especial TO The Richmond virginiAn.1
RICE. VA. Sept 34.---A protractGN
meeting will begin at the Methodist
Church Sunday evening at O'Clock
Misses Bessie and Ida Bnnduran&
left Monday for the b. r. T.
Misses Christine and Euialia Hra4@
shaw spent the past week In Rtchmo1}4
Miss Bessie Mottley win leave aux
day for HarrisonburE Normal whexNl
she win attend school the coming wtA%
ter. n n
Mr.. j. A Young Ia visiting his hota4
people near Rocky Mount ssSs SS8
Mrs. Rosa Sears IL spending 4ox40
time with her brother. Mr.. j. II, Motifs
ley sNs ss NH
tie son, have returned to Richmond ~
ter spending some time with hin p9&S
ents Mr.. and Mrs. II. G, Morton. w
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day, after a visit to his father. Mr.. j.
r. Minor, at Comorn.
Miss Annie Gwathmey. a daughter
of Mr.. Joseph A. Gwathmey. of King
William county, Is guest OF her
cousin. Miss Lille o. Taylor. at Belle
Grove, on the Rappahannock.
Mr.. Edward Mcguire Turner. re-
Gently of Cuba. q member of the gov
eminent engineering company, has
gone to visit his sister, Miss Lila Tur-
ner. In Richmond.
Miss Ethel Rollins is visiting her
aunt, Mrs Maddox. at Remington,
Va.
Messrs Charles ID. and F. w. Payne
of Washington. have been recent
guests of their parents here.
Miss Gladys Hogan has returned to
school at Blackstone.
Mr.. Robert Minor Baker has gone
to Randolph Macon College. where he
will be student this session.
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Appornattox

tspecial to The Richmond Virginian.)
APPoMATToX, VA, Sept. "a
Mr.. w A. Coleman is in town TINS
week at his mothers
Mrs. Walter Booth, of North Caro-
lima, is visiting her father, Mr.. John
A. Sears, here.
A. b. Clement is on a visit to Roa-
noke.
Miss Willie Stanley is spending
some. time with her brother at Mar
tinsviile. -
A. r. Harwood returned yesterday
from waynesboro.
Miss Venona Sears has returned
from visit to Richmond and North
Carolina.
Mrs. Bette Barnard. of Lynehburg,
il visiting her sister. Mrs. K. #.
Burke.
Mrs. Rucker. of Beckham, is visit
ing Mrs. II C Babcock.
DR.. w, F. Burge has gone TO Bat
tinore TO take up his work at johns
Hopkins,
Captain ]. H Stanley. while lean
ing out Of hts engine Monday, was
struck on the head by a switch post
and received an ugly cut in his head.
Mr.. Clifford Elicit, of Nottoway. Is
visiting relatives here.
Mrs Cornelius T. ellis died at the
home of her son. w. II. ellis. near
here. "wednesday morning, In the
! seN vents sixth year of her age Her
remains were inferred In Liberty Gem
eterv this morning. Rev. Mr.. Hub
bard. her pastor, officiating She is
survived by three Sons-Pitzer, Err
| nest and James ellis
Mrs Mary F.. Tanner died at her
home In Lynchburg Tuesday morning
{ at o'clock. She was born in Apo
| mattox county in is46.
Mr.. @. V Campbell. Of Lynchhurg.
| is a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. Han
| cock.
Mr.. j. w Dinwiddie of Norfolk, is
| in town to-day.
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Stoddert

Especial to The Richmond virginian)
STODnERT. VA, Sept. 24---Mr. Sam
Amos, an aged Confederate veteran.
died Tuesday at his home near Guinea
church. after an illness OF several
weeks. He leaves one brother, Mr.,
Lynn Amos. OF Cumberland and severat
neices and nephews to mourn thair.
loss.
Mrs. John Addleman has returned
home from Richmond where she has
been to undergo an operation. HSrs
many friends are glad to welcome her
home again.
The teachers are preparing to Ieavas
for their respective schocls.
Mrs Charlie Blanton leaves her
country home, West Hille for Rich-
mond. this week
Mr.. George Scott lost large new
farm barn while firing tobacco WFAd-.
nesday afternoon. 1t had Just BEEN
filled with very dne tobacco.
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and Mrs. p @. CofYman, Misses Ada and
Cora Pitman and Arlene Walker.
Mr.. Alfred Claxton, of washington.
IS the guest of relatives here.
Misses Emily and Mary Bheuier. OF
Washington, are guests at Riverside.
Mr.. Joseph Boyer. of Dallas, Texas
Is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. d. Boyer, on Muhlenbery street.
Miss Mary Koontz is visiting friends
in Washington and Baltimore.
Miss Bird I.aughlin has returned 10
her home In Fredericksburg, after O
visit to her friend Mrs. D. W. Grahili.
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Bowman are
spending the week in West virginia.
DR. and Mrs ]. A. Snyder have gone
to woodbury. n. J.. whore they will
spend the winter with their daughter
Mrs Ralph Thomas.
Mr.. Chas. BushonE, of Charles Town
visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs, e. w
Bushoug, this week.
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Bedford City

Especial 10 The Richmond virzinian.)
BEDFORD CITY. VA, Sept "a
Fielding Jeter, OF this city. who was
TO have entered Randolph Macon Col
lege, Is dangerously i'll at Danvilie.
Richard Arrest. OF Westmoreland
county. tarried few days here en-
route to ". p. ].
Mrs. Byrd Clayton entertained the
bridge club recently In honor OF Mrs.
Powers, OF Berryvilie.
Mr.. Philip Powers. Of Berryviile.
visited relatives here recently. He
Win matriculate at ". p. /. this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Curtiss. of
Falfurrias, Tex. are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. G. l.. Mostly. @
Or. walter n. Cochran, OF Dresden,
o. = n town. H. has como 70 Join
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Sur1nyside

Especial TO The Richmond vtreiutoS&1
SUNNYSIDE. VA. Sept. 4&s~ M
Mollie Bysrly len last week a -
near Richmond. Y sz
Mrs Mary French h visitia& r. :
tives IN Richmond. NJ 5ss sa3z|
Rev. Halves r. Clarle VIM
been doing misxion wn9k
mountains Of Virginia dnx416 tE1
mar. after spending tn 81 VI ~
old home hese hae y 2
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Woodstock

Especial 10 The Richmond virginian,)
WOODSTOCK. VA. Sept. GA sur
prise party Was given to Mra. Annie
Dash At her home on South Main
street Monday evening.
! The guests unceremoniously walked
in with baskets fillekf~ with the deitca-
cies Of tho season. The following
guests Joined to make the occasion q
memorable one: Mrs. Frederick PfofA.
OFT and Mrs Claxton. OF Washington;
Mr., and Afrs. n A. PitmAn. Mr.. and
Mrs, n. coetman. Ars% J.. 8, walker
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King George

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
KING GEORGE. VA. Sept a.
Rev. B. r. Turner, rector OF the p.
e. churches OF King George. Is TAX
ing his annual vacation. He ID visit
ing his brother in Goochland county
and other relatives.
Attorney BENJAMIN 8. Minor. OF
the law firm Of Berry q Minor, WASH
ington. returned ia the citx xDstes-
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-11

to the American trading company

at Sydney.
Steamers J. B. Stetson. westerner and San
Jaclnto sailed this afternoon for San Francisco.
schooner Churchill which will load at Wilson's
MIL for the west coast, will undergo some re-
pairs at Lindstroms before loading.
Schooners A. J. West and Oliver Olson have
completed loading and are waiting to sign
Schooner W. NJ. wawano has finished repairs
at Lindstroms and viii load at the West mill.
Bark John Chalmer is finishing a cargo at
the National mill.
SEATTLE, Sept 10.-Arriyed-Steamer Chi
Seattle from Sksgway.
Ssiled-Steamer Chicago Maru, for Tacoma
steamer Hornelen. for West Coast. South Amer
lea; steamer Kamakura Maru, for Yokohama
steamer Jeanie. for Tacoma; steamer Queen, for
Tacoma; steamer Lyra. for Salina Cruz.
ASTORIA, Sept. 10.-British steamer Tower
Der for Buenos Aires.
Steamship Beaver arrived this morning from
San Francisco with 276 passengers and about so
tons OF freight for Astoria.
Steam schooner Tahoe sailed this morning for
Aberdeen to load lumber.
schooner Mabelgate arrived this morning from
San Francisco and viii await orders from its
Steamer Rose City sailed this evening for San
Francisco and San Pedro with freight and pas
American ship st. Nicholas arrived this morn
ing from Nushagak river Alaska, bringing the
RIVERS packers association. The st. Nicholas
salled from the northern port on August ii and
neu very pleaSant passage down. 1t was In
Besiag sea for II days before being able to sail
on accounC Of adverse winds to make the pass
ahG ms, OF course. made the trip rather long
one. It reports sighting the bark Berlin on the
day before reaching the pass. The Berlin is
bringing the psck from the Portland-Alasks
packers association plant.
American ship st. Francis arrived this after
noon from Nushagak river, Alaska bringing the
greater portion OF the salmon pack put up by
the Alaska fisheries packing company's plant
The bark ". b. Flint, which has a portion OF
the company's canned pack and also quite a
quantity Of salt salmon, is route to San Fran
Cisco
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JUDGE ORDERS line
sold TO BIDDERS
Property OF Transportation
Company Is Regarded as
PeriShable Goods
Especial Dispotch to The Call

SANTA CRUZ. Sept. 1O.-Providing
the decision of Judge Smith in the Wat
sonville Transportation company case
as handed down today holds good the
property of the corporation will be sold
to the highest bidders. The decision
grants the application of Ed White
brother OF the late stephen M. White.
as receiver. to sell the property. This
not only includes the real property.
but also the franchise, track, rolling
stock, etc.
In granting the application of White.
the property is perishable and is stead
lily depreciating in value as a result of
idleness
Opposition was fled to the applica-
tion by W. ]. Rogers, who was one OF
the prominent promoters of the Wat
sonville Transportation company when
1T was in its infancy. The road in
question. which has been a source OF
litigation for years. extends from the
city of Watsonville to Port Rogers. and
was constructed for the purpose Of
allowing fruit growers and agricultur-
lists to ship their produce by water on
an Independent steamship line.
At the time the road went to the wall
it was claimed that poor management
and loose handling Of funds prevented
the road from being a paying proposi-
tion.
OF late years the road has only been
in operation occasionally in order TO
hold the franchise.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-11
Nntice fo Mariners

Hawaiian islands-Maui island, northerIy snore,
easterly side of Kahului barbor Pauwels point
light station established On August 20, l910 a
fixed white lens lantern light established
about 165 feet above high water and 40 feet
above the ground at Pauwca point, the northerly
shore of the easterly portion of the island of
Maui: T. H.. easterly side of the entrance to
Kahului harbor. The light is shown from an
open wooden tower painted white surmounting
white framed keepers dwelling having a red
roof and lead colored trimmings. The light is
visible from Il degrees II minutes true go de-
grees 80 minutes magnetic) to 270 degrees 35
minutes true (260 degrees minutes magnetic)
from vessel passing clockwse around the light.
In clear weather the light is visible about
miles. the Observers eve being 10 feet above
sea level. According<to chart 400 C. & G.. S. the
light is situated the point of land between
Maliko and Puniawa, nearest to Punawa.
The approximate geographic position of this
light taken from Hawaii territory survey
map, 1903. is: Latitude north 20 degrees &c
minutes 30 seconds longitude west 156 degrees
10 minutes 30 seconds Magnetic declination is
assumed to be 10 degrees 26 minutes cast. An
nusl increase, l minute.
L. II. r. List of Lights, etc., Pacific Coast
1909, p. 80.
L. H. B. List of Buoys, ETC., Twelfth subdis
trict. 1909 y. a.
BY order Of the lighthouse bureau.
V. S. HOUSTON.
Lieutenant Commander T. S. n,
Inspector. Nineteenth Lighthouse District.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-11
line of Sargent street, 125 E of Head. 25 BY

s line of Sargent street. 125 OF Head. Is By
100; $40.
Edward Allen to John c. Jacobson and wife,
San Francisco and Suburban home building
society to Dora j. Stanton, lot in " line OF
Palm avenue, 500 Of Euclid street. n 80 by w
Jacob weissbein and wife to James L. Dutton.
lot in W line OF Fourteenth avenue, 55 s Of
Geary street. % by 105: $40.
Same to James L. Dutton and wife. lot in W
s 25 by W los: $40.
Bothin real estate company to Fred A. Quimby.
lot in NV line of Howard street. 274:f0 SW OF
First rs 81 SW s s7;2 NV 1e5' NE 20;6. Sc So NE
Elizabeth l. Murison to Helen F. Davis. lot
in n line of Lake street so W of Eleventh ave-
nue.. W 80 by n u; SO.
James Wallace to Hulda c. Wallace lot in W
line Of Capp street. 20 of Twenty fourth, n
20 by w 55; gift.
Rivers Brothers to Frank W. Nelson and wife,
lot II. block {. Lakeview; s.
John McCulloch to Estelle j. Beasley lot in z
line of Sixth avenue. 200 of Balboa street,
% by 120: $40.
W. II. Beasley and wife to John McCulloch.
Clement street. % by 120 $40.
John McCulloch and wife to Jacob Weissbein,
same; SO.
Golden Gate Park land company to E. Aranjo
lot at NV corner OF Thirty-hrst avenue and
Quntara street, " 300 by W 24O; $40.
Michael Pendergast and wife to Peter Anderson
of Twenty fifth, S 25 by W 100; $40
Albert c.. Aiken to Gretano Giannini, lot in NE
line of Berlin street, 125 NV of Burrows. NV sc
by NE 120; $40.
Matthew A. Little and wife to John V. Tadicb
lot in w line of Fourth avenue, $50 Of Irvins
street. % by W 120 S10
John V. Tadich to Antoinette I. Tadch, same
gift.
krans. lot in w line of Franklin street. 62 " o
Fulton, % by W 90; $40.