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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-24
NAY ENLARGE FORT
HUACHUCA NOW
Government Said to Be Con.
templating Increase in Coch.
Use County Post With Regi-
ment Stationed There.

Tombstone. Aril. June - The ru-
NOR IL current here today That th'
government IL soon I" enlarge f"'
uuachuca. the army post ~ C"thiS
county. and that a regiment ot ti""P8
viii shortly be- stationed there
II iS rumorcd that the approp'in'
tiun of of SitU.uVo made some time
ago Cor tho Improvement "i Fort
Huachuca viii he made available Tot
the original purpose and that Fort
uuachuca viii be made INTO "a reg
|m.utal post Possibly the recent ma
|ncuvoring uf troops along thu border
has satisfied the war department that
thu fort b. adVautag""nsly situated
and that IL b. unncccssar, 10 seek .
new location.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-24

.p,ndrp4 % few WeoI aDiiion IA the
tlll,.
lconaid Nsh spou sunday at \ j.
kIuE
Glove Eden ani uncic ~ Estanca
arc visiting relative
Ronot Narion sp,uf uday ai Nj
Na.t,ft
Green Ash made a business trip io
Mcintosh Tuesday
luuls made hI mes, mp tu
Albuquerque the Il %, be- week
Ms John Mou ami Misses Georgia
aud R.lccra KING Nc.. hopping ~
IUl.. thursday
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-24
Gold and Broadwa, hur"h al ,hri~t

iicrmon T. Williams minister Bible
school az a.i5 a. IA. J u Wear. SUE
rerintcndcnt. Morning sermon AT -
- clock. subject. Jesus on the virgin
Firth, presentation of Jesus own
testimony a. to his father aud his
mother. Evening sermon at o'clock.
subject "rhc Depths of Holiness a
sermon Tor men Dr r. W Hooper
il the loaicg Of SONG.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-24
BARTON,

john owens and lamilj of Arkansas
are visiting with MI owen parents
M and M'e Harmon owens
Mrs GEORGE Cplkins Is visiting IN
Albuquerque
Dave Lamb and John Williams OF
Nouart, spent SATURDAY. night WIN
Green ASK while cn route 10 ADV
gucruuc
Fred Calklns and Gus S;aellin weh'
Io Alnuqls rauc SHiurGaA
Robert narton of AlhupucIquo y
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-24
II, Paul Lutheran Church.

tUIu v Wcsl SiNUr alu ~INih strUTI
Rev " : pb,rholtecr. pastor Morn
Ing SUNDAY scnuol hou.. as; iltnp
4. m. Tahitha tiumc Chidr'ns day
exercises. Hlth Offering tor the orphan
children of the home located as i4u-
coin, Nebraska; Instruction Ia th, cat
rchism at 40 q. M Christian En-
dcuNur 900 a. nl evening sermon,
s GOO Az services in the English
language Ever, body cordially Wc.-
come.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-24
First Congregational.

RaA mnnd Is Tolberl minister.
stanley Sedor organsi SUNDAY
school meets promptly Al sii and
ihc lessons are Well treated and help
lm instruction * gwen from week To
week los the faithful teachers The
sermons Tor Sunday are of vital inter.
tsi 10 men IN the church aud on ~
u. ~" morning sermon deals with
ne MASTERY Qualities Of Christ .
s~er an age old question, What Is
Man Tho music as usual viii hc
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-24
SALVATION ARM, Hall.

Services tor sunday zoo a. m.
knee drill ~ o. M, holiness mcct-
NIX 100 -. m. SUNDAY school; 90
=. m, lecture ON the wait. slave
tranlc with living Illustrations capt
g. Wcndrl Ia charge.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-24

Woman's cluu building Nest Gold
avenue aud South seventh street.
Services AT II d. 400 subject CHRIST
ian Science SUNDAY school al . 10
a. m Testimonial meeting Wcdnes'
day AZ \ y. NJ Reading room open
dahl, except SUNDAY from > ia % IN
Room -, Stern building South Fourth
street aud West 1en'ral avenue.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-24

worth your coming 90 bear aud ihe
sen vices will have merit and upiiit
The following is the musical program
Tor the services. Morning Organ
prelude. Melody In T. Rubinstciu;
Anthem on lOr CLOSER Nalk with
God" FOSTER. Quartet oncrtnfy.
Romance Zittcrbart. solo. The
Ninety and Nine. Campion, Miss
Margaret Franklin. posllude, Cadon
liG y. Salomc.
Evening: Organ prelude, songs III
/ the Night" Spinney anthem Tn,
sun Ii sinking Fast andrews, Quar-
tot. Onerlory. Melody. l.cmaigrc,
postlude. Fest Nachspicl. Elm Fcst'
| Burg. Sulze.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-24
The Churches
North Fourth St. Gospel Hail.

li02 North FuWJh street sunday
school g. - a. m. lesson The True
Vine and the Branches lno lj.l.l5.
Preaching service. Z H. p IN. " &.
Raahe viii give simple gospel talk
on The Ten Virgins al the evening
meeting Come. bring yoUI friends.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-24

Onll he weli-fed man is happy Ne
BUYS his groceries AZ the Buchochl
bloch Tiicras avenue between Fifst
street and anita Re tracks.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-24
NEW MEXICO SOCIETY


WILLARD.
Mast,l Lester Jackson. WHO o. ihr
,loud posso,sGr u. % Now motion pic
turc machine invited auuu a dozen
ol his Young nirnd- u Tuesday even.
Ing 10 cuIu, th, u,V hlms lc" cream
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-24

Accidents viii happen. bat the hest
regulated families keep Dr. Thomas
Eclectic oil for such emergencies. "
subdues the pain aud heals the hurts.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-24
MOUkTAINAIR.

Nrs I j Burke aad daughter. Hell.
on. Ten "Wednesday night for Caliior
MIA where they viii spend the re.
maiudcr %. the summer
Mr. and Mrs Fred tionhart ol En-
potia Kan. spent several days OF
heir honeymoon with the latter =
brother Mr. : x Edwards, north oi
town
Miss Lcr.ny. the daughter ot Mr.
sud Mrs. Clarence Seyerns. has re-
t1rnod from Iowa, where she has be u
attending school the past winter.
The last meeting OF the year OF TIA,
Thursday Afternoon club Was held al
the home OF Mrs. T. Black. Tho
program. which was especially IN
iprostins. follows.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-24

WILLARD
New-York tribune., 1911-12-13
BURNED BY BOILING TAR
Workman Loses Hair, Ears and
Eye-Is Fatally Injured.

Joseph Ceroviti an Austrian lahorer'
living At No. o. Baxter street was so
frighttully burned by hot tar While
working Yesterday in a manhoIe a.
Eighth avenue and 40th street that the
surgeons at Bellevue Hospital despair
Of saving his life.
With several other laborers, CcIoVu
was down in a manhole pouring hot tar
into a compound box What causeH
the explosion no one seemed 10 know
but the rIcn who were i'm the hole say
that the box of tar was lifted suddenly
and driven upward in the hole turning
bottom side up The tar fell In deluSc'
completely covering Cerovit.
His fellow laborers worked with fran
tic haste to drag Ceroviti ont OF the
manhole. They carried him. fast
hardening mass Of sticky liquid, to a
drug store at 39th street and Eighth
avenue Dr. Vitor, of the New York
HospitaL arrived with an ambulance
and after brief examination took Cero-
viii 10 Bellevue.
There il was found that all his halr
had been burned off, one eye burned out
and his ears partly burned OIL
New-York tribune., 1911-12-13
STOKES'S ABSCESS REMOVED
Operation Successful, Says An
sonia Hotel Physician.

An operation was performed on w. H..
u. Stokes in his apartments i'm the An
sonia yesterday afternoon To remove an
abscess on the left kidney. The opera
tion was performed by Dr l.. Bolton
Bangs. Of No. - East jlst street Ac-
cording TO Dr Josiah A. Thornley,. the
hotel physician, who has been in con
stant attendance upon Mr.. Stokes, thc
ahscess was removed successfully.
An anasthetic was administered to Mr..
stokes shortly after . o'clock yesterday
afternoon, after consultation between
Drg. THORNLEY,. Bangs and y. A. Smith.
Of No. lS'Wcs, Ilst street Tho physi-
clans were not certain before the opera
tiou Was performed whether q tube that
had been inserted connecting tho o
Kidney aud the intcstines had become
clocged or AN absross had formed upon
tho Kidney, but were inclined to favor
the latter belief
Br Thornley, said late rast night thst
Mr Stokesa condition WAS serious Mrs.
stokes ~ with him. and bis Young son.
W y. y. .tokes. ir., IS hurrying here
from Andoycr, where he attends school
New-York tribune., 1911-12-13
KILLED BY STOLEN GAS
Man Who Tapped Main with
Rnhher Tube Found Dead.

East Orange. y. J., Dec. T. CSpeciaD.-
A victim Of his own ingenuity in getting
a supply Of gas before the gas company
had put in a meter and given him per-
mission to draw on the mains. James
Charles Payne was found dead to-day in
the house which he occupied alone AT
No. 81 Sussex avenue. this city. The en-
tire house was flooded with gas and
terrier dog. which had been his pet was
also found dead \ small brown snake.
however, which Payne kept in glass
jar. was alive.
Payne had connected rubber tube
with the supply pipe, and had evidently
made use Of il at "tinkering' work he
was doing in the cellar. Evidently he
had retired the night before. and during
the night awoke TO smell escaping pas.
He started down the stairs clad only IN
his night clothes, and slipped and fell,
being knocked unconscious when tho
back Of his head hit the stairs.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-13
WANT JOHN D. TO RUN
Kansas Business Men Indorse
Rockefeller for President

Atchison, Kan. Dec. l2.-"The Globe
Tonight prints a formal suggestion from
leading business men Of Nermillion, q
small central branch town sixty miles
west of here. urging that John j. Rocke
felIer be persuaded 90 become candl-
date for President y part of the in
dorsement follows.
Believing that the interests OF ihc people
will best BE- served by having as chief EN-
ecutive man with recognized business
capacity. one who by thc management Of
his own affairs has shown his ability TO
manage with Consummate skill the intri-
cucies Of enormous business enterprises
and to yet the best returns Tor the money
invested. rather than by intrusting the
rcins OF government to the hands of po-
i,tiral theorist, who have never demon
strated their ability to do anything but
frigEton the people this way on that with
oirefu noises, WC do, without regard 10
party affiliations hereby suggest can
didatc for President oi the United States
In 1872 the name Of John j. Rockefeller,
and respectfully commend our suggestion
10 the sober consideration of the American
people.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-13
FIVE HURT IN SIX-0AY RACE
Early Morning Crowd Sees Bad
Smash up in Garden.

Five Of the riders were hurt i'm the
worst sma ash-up in years shortly after
/ 80 o'clock this morning in the slX-day
bicycle race in Madison Square Garden.
Eddie Root, who started to sprint was
tho first to tumble. Both his tires eX-
ploded and he fell in a heap i'm front OF
the riders on his trail. and they went
tumbling over him and on top OF each
other in rapid fashion.
Menus Bedell, Cameron IhoinaS'
Wells. De Mara and others soon We're
in the tangled mass. and when it was
seen that some of them could not rise
number Of spectators rushed TO the scene
and helped disentangle them.
II was found that De Mara was uncoh-
scious. Bedcll had dangerous scalp
wound. Jumbo Wells had what was be-
lieyed to be a broken knee. Roots right
leg was gashed and Cameron's face was
cut De Mara revived but at once lapsed
hack into unconsciousness.
Not a fewIof them undoubtedly VIII pe
forced TO retire from the race
New-York tribune., 1911-12-13

Berlin. Dec. PA Russo-Persian COM
promise is probable, according to a dis
patch from Teheran to the German Gable
Company.
II is reported that Russia is satisfied
with Persias apology and that the Rus
sian government will withdraw its de-
nand for the dismissal of w. Morgan
Shuster. and also that it will not ask for
an indemnity.
There will, however, in future be an
Anglo. Russian control over appoint
ments of officials by the Persian govern
ment
London. Dec i3.-The Teheran corre-
spondont cf The Times says that the
National Council refuses to accept new
Cabinet whose policy means fielding 10
Russia. n is probable that another demo-
cratic cabinet will be formed.
Washington Dec. 12-Congress has taken
notice Of tho troubles of w Morgan Shus
ter the American treasurer general Of
Persia Representative Levy, OF New York.
to-day introduced a resolution. which was
referred TO the Committee on Foreign At
fairs calling upon the Secretary of state
IN inform the House of the nature Of Mr
Sbuster's contract with Persia and to say
II any provision had been made for alr
Sbueter's protection as an American citi-
yrr
New-York tribune., 1911-12-13
PAPAL DELEGATE DIES
Mgr. Ambrose Agius, Pope S Rep
resentative in the Philippines.

Manila. Dec t3.-Monsignor Ambrose
Agius. Papal Delegate in the PhiIippihes'
died suddenly this morning lie had been
recalled to Rome. and ii was believed mere
that ne was to succeed Cardinal Falconio
as Papal Delegate at Washington
Monsignor ASius's death was due to peri
tonitis. lie had been guest Of honor AT a
farewell banquet before returning L" Rome
under Instructions of the Papal Secretary
Of state
MonsIgnor Asius was Archbishop OF fai-
,nvra. He was nominated Papal Delegate
TO the Philippine Islands In 1914
New-York tribune., 1911-12-13
BLAMED FOR HIGH PRICES
Malaria, Hookworm and Alcohol Large
" Responsible, Says Yale Professor.

st Louis Dee lZ-Malaria. hookworm
nd alcohol are three OF the greatest fac
tors producing the high cost of hvins' SAID
irving Fisher. professor Of political econ
or,y at Yale. In an address yesterday at
ia, Citv club Professor Fisher recon-
mends an international COMMISSION TO
eradicate these diseases and study the cost
Of living in all countries. This commits
sion he said. should discover the cheapest
products Of various counties Professor
Fisher acquitted the trusts Of blame Tor
hlrh nrIces.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-13
CONVICTED BY DEAD MIN
Insurance Agent Had Collected the
Money on Their Policies.

Philadelphia, Dec. 12.-Charles II. 'ehhs'
., rnIuobia Penn. VAS convicted IN the
United states District Court here to-day
of using tho mails to defraud Baltimore
I,fe insurance company 10y whom he was
employed. -...
Judge Holland sentenced him to serve
riro months I'm the county prison IT was
,ostaed that Jcnks had notified the COM
pany that people who are sun '"'' '''
died. aud had collected thelr insurance.
several persons whom jerks hal reported
dead testified against HIM
New-York tribune., 1911-12-13
GATES'S ESTATE Sl8,542,7O5
Texas Appraisers Say 1t Is Chiefly in
Stocks and Bonds.

3caumont Tex. Dec. l2.-The estate ot
John " Gates is stated by appraisers who
0,ed an inventory for record to-day to be
BIS 81. .7o6 az, made mp principally Of stocks
aud bonds
New-York tribune., 1911-12-13
The Rank Outsider

Bv KATHARINE HOLLAND BROWN
A cowerful ta'e Of a woman s
bravery. The woman was a
naval officers wife. who won
her way into the hearts Of a
naval social clique by strange
and signal exhibition OF
bravery. See next Sundays
Magazine Of the
New>York Tribune
New-York tribune., 1911-12-13
WILL LET sHUSTER STAY
Russia Modifies Demands on
persia-No Chance for Ex- Shah.

. ST. Petersburg. Dec. 1.-THE 'Kossia
saws that Russia and Great Britain have
entered into a special agreement not TO
attempt to restore the eX-Shah, Mo-
hammed Ali Mira, on the Persian
throne
New-York tribune., 1911-12-13

A USEFUL CHRISTMAS present
case ~ SeioStod Wines. 81, s., 81 10 ..
If 4 Dewey 4 Sons CO., l5S ul'ol S'' "'a
-Advt
New-York tribune., 1911-12-13

The naval prize bill passed IT'S thifd redu-
i,,,. In the House of commons on pe'eih-
bor a motion for its rejection being de-
feated by l72 to l25. Its rejection oy .ne
House Of Lords had been preaic'eu' u"
Massage Of the naval prize hill "ou'u 'o
t.ntamount TO approval Of the Deciara''o'
81 London, the international agreement &c
.necttng prizes in naval warfare
According TO The London Daliy
,,rapb" the rejection of the naval Prize
I'm vas determined upon by the House OF
ords in order to prevent the government
r.o,, raufying the Declaration Of London
r,his procedure will delay the passage 'l
tho rrlze bin for two years. ana the Zee.
Iaratlon OF London canrot be ratiilcd un'll
.,,. ,nr,ze hin has received the royal assent
Tho Prime Minister. however last June
% ,de # plain in the House OF commons
tbat the British government intended, ue-
.,,ite an protests from British ad'n'rals'
sbinowners and chambers of commerce 10
r,rcs through the ratification OF the Dec
Iaration Of London, which has been aP-
moved by tho government after tle iu'eS'
pDSsiblo delberation.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-13
NAVAL PRIZE BILL
REJECTED BY LORDS
Tory Majority in House Of Peers
Gathers in Force to Defeat
Government Measure.
PEACE CONGRESS FL0UTEO
Virtual Reputation of Declara-
tion of London-An Affront
to the Colonies and to
the Maritime Powers.

London. Dec. 12.-The House Of Lords
interposed its veto to-day upon the naval
prize bill by a vote Of 145 to 53, and
virtually repudiated the Declaration OF
London. Not only were the self-gov-
erning colonies affronted by this action,
but the maritime powers were also
treated contemptuously and the last
peace congress was fouted
England. after heading the movement
for an international prize court at The
Hague and creating. with the help u
nine other powers, an enlightened code
of laws. has turned back the hands OF
the clock and undone its own good work
for civilization.
The Earl Of Selborne who moved the
rejection Of the bill, objected to the con
stitution Of the proposed international
prize court. pointing out that It gave the
British Empre only the same repre-
santation as that accorded to petty Cen o
tral American republics. Furthermore
he said. the bill permitted an appeal
from the British Privy Council to the
urize court. but no corresponding appeal
from the United States Supreme Court
the representatives Of the United States
having discovered that under their CON
stitution It is impossible to carry an ap-
raal from their supreme Court to any
international tribunal
II was therefore possible, Lord sci
horno argued. to get two sets Of conflict
ing judgments.
Lord Loreburn. the Lord Chancellor
made il plain that the peers composing
tho Tory majority would be the enemies
of all urogress in throwing ont the Dill
Iut his arguments were unheeded' ana
after following Lord Selborne ana horu
I.ansdowne into the lobby they cohgra'-
ulatod themselves upon having smasnco
- least one Radical project.
The defeat Of the bill Is notaole ul-
,,,rph for The Daily Mail ana quar-
tordeck diplomacy" like that of wilkes
,bo captured the Trent ana nearly
hrorobt on war between England ana
America.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-13

Continued ON second psss.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1911-10-17
A SASSY" Southern Girl.

One of the truest blue Southern girls
in West Virginia is the Spirit of Il fer
sons good friend Miss Klnnie E. Smith,
of Parkersburg. who was recently re-
elected Corresponding Secretary of the
State Division, U. ID. c. Ia a r-ceut
business letter to us Miss Kinn,e. vl,, is
known and houored all over W,s Vir-
ginla. incidentally adds:
Il was also fortuste in attending the
unveiling of the tablet to Stoae wall
Jackson at Clarksburg. The court house
was crowded. and the band of c .nfed.
crate veterans as they marched in. two
and two, presented an imposing APP
pearance-so diguifed and Interested.
consider myself Confederate veteran.
for | was prisoner of war, though in
short dresses, cause l was sassy and
my uncle was Extra Billy neither of
which l could would or should help. A
Yankee soldier, drunk, staggered up to
me and wanted me- to go to a place
plainly mentioned in the creed. |
responded that did not like to go to his
place when he was absent So | was
sassy >"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1911-10-17
The 1911 GIidden Tour.

The 1911 Gliddeu tourists and conte,.
tants passed through Charles Town YES
terday morning, enroute from New York
to Jacksonville. They began coming in
before O'Clock, and their presence 50
early was something of a surprise, as
Chairman Butler of the Contest Board
had written US, and we had so published.
that they would probably pass here at
noon or a little earlier. Charles Town
had arranged to decorate largely in their
honor, and did SO to big extent. though
much more would have been done had
time allowed. National and Confede,-
ate colors, flags and bunting. were auny
to the breeze all along Washington street
and across the street from the Hooff
Building, where the Spirit of Jefferson
ONCE IS located. over to The Jefferson.
was hung banner bearing the siqpi6-
cant words. mo Toll in Jefferson" The
cars OF the tour were those of the prs
dent. IS contestants, 4 official cars.
non contestants aud press cars-S4 in
all. Governor Hoke Smith. of GEORGIA
had Governor Glasscock, of West V,r-
gina, with him in his car, and in pass.
ing through Charles Town they received
a special ovation. The tourists were
provided with strip maps of the Dixie
Trail IN the form of neat pamphlet
tor copy of which we return thanks to
Chairman Butler-and thus had every
point of their route plainly before them.
The cars generally had met with no Sc
rious mishap up to the time of passing
through Charles Town, with the excep-
ton OF several having been disabled in
Pennsylvania but three miles south oe
here Pierce-Arrow machine ran into a
telephone pole and was badly damaged.
No one was hurt, however
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1911-10-17
Colonel M'Graw For Governor.

The Leader take pleasure this week
in presenting the name of Col. John T,
McGraw. of this city, county and
Congressional District. for nomination for
Governor of this State IN the Democratic
ticket. aud feels certain that it voices the
sentiments, OF the tank and file of the
party throughout State III DONG SO. No
more popular nomination could bs made.
in the light of recent events IN this
State, and his election, which would be
by no means uncertain, would be dis.
tinct recognition not only of his splendid
services to his party in the State, but
prove a verItable vindicalion of the stand
he has taken in the interests of fair aud
upright political methods in the conduct
of primary elections throughout the
State. He needs no introduction to the
people of this State from the Leader or
any other source, as he known in
every nook and corner thereof as
one of the most able and accomplished
gentlemen within its confines, and would
end that luster, cPurtliness, dignity and
ability to the gubernatorial chair which
has been so sadly lacking for almost time
out of mind. His acceptance of the
therefore. would be a de-
oded Feather in the cap" OF West Vir
GINA Democracy and be the source of
great strength to its ticket in the coming
gubernatorial fight ORATOR Leader.
Should Col. McGraw concent to stand
for the Democratic gull ernatoral nom-
nation, or anything else, he will nowhere
find more loyal ard ardent supporters
then here IN old Jefferson, where his
Democracy and billiant ability
are so well known and appreciated
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1911-10-17

Attorney James NJ. Mason IT., has
bought a number of unimproved lots
both in the Washington and Rauson
Additions To Ch'rfe> Town, the deeds
for them being Fl ed tor record in the
Clerk Office asst week as follows: Fpm
JOS. F. Pau and wife, lots II. II and ~
in block I; 90 aud 80 n block Is; from
Wn. F. Stifel, 10 add % ~ block I2; 22
and % in block Is; from ". -. Pm Hips
and wife, lot 5 book -; 10 in b ock IL:
IN block ?, and lot I2 n block 4; from
w, +. Swans. lots 80 aud 81 in I'll OK IL:
from Mrs Aunie Steele. lots / aud in
bleck 10; from Randolph Stalnaker. lots
so and 81 IN block IS; from Z. B. HAT
and wife. lots "a IS, 20, ard 81 in block
IS; from l.. K. Dickson. lots II aud X
IN block IL; from Lula D. MtCue. lots S
and 9 in block IS, all in the Washington
Addition; from E. Durham, lot 10 in
block III; from Randolph Stalnaker. lot
9 III Book I34; II in block I42, 40 in
block I4S, in the Ransom Add ion.