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The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-11-03
Worlds Championships To Date.

1884. Providence (N.L) won 3;
Metropolitan (AA.) won 0.
1885. Chicago (N.L) won 9; St
Louis (AA.) won 3, tie.
1886. st. Louis (A.A) won 4; Chi
cago {. L. won 2.
1887. Detroit (N.L) won 10; St
Louis (A.A.) won a.
1888. New York (N.L.) won 10; st
Louis (A.A) won 4.
1889. New York (NL) won 6;
Brooklyn (A.A) won 3.
1890. Louisville (NL) won 8;
Brooklyn (A.A.) won 3, tie.
1892. Boston (NL) won 5; Cleve
land (NL.) won 0.
1894. New York (NL) won 4; Bal
timore (NL.) won 0.
1896 Cleveland (N.L) won 4; Bal
timore (N.L.) won 1.
1896. Baltimore (N.L) won 4; Cleve
land (N.L.) won 0.
1897. Baltimore (N.L) won 4
Boston (N.L.) won /.
1903. Boston (A.L1 won 6; Pitts
burg (NL.) won 3.
1905. New York (NL) won 4
Philadelphia (A.L.) won l.
1906. Chicago (A.L) won d; Chi
cago (NL.) won 2.
1907. Chicago (NL) won 4, De
troit (A.L.) won 0.
1908. Chicago (NL) won 4 De
troit (A.L.) won /.
1909 Pittsburg (N.L) won 4; De
troit (A.L.) won 3.
1910 Philadelphia (A,LD won 4
Chicago (NL.) won 1.
1911. Philadelphia (A.L9 won 4
New York (N.L.) won 2.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-11-03
ATTORNEY GENERAL SAYS
TOWN CAN'T BUY OWN BONDS

Oklahoma City, Oct 27.-That a
town cannot invest sinking fund in it's
own bonds and warrants, except in the
bonds for which the particular sinking
fund was created, is the gist of a letter
sent H. B. Garrett, town treasurer of
Carnegie, Wednesday, by Attorney
General West.
Another letter from Attorney Gen
eral West to E. B. Weatherly, county
treasurer of Garfield county, advises
him that the county is liable for the
fees of witnesses in certain classes of
criminal cases and that the proper pro-
lcedure to follow is to obtain authenti-
Gated orders from the court or judge,
allowing the expenses, and present
these orders to the board of county
commissioners, who must order war.
rants for the sums required.
Still another letter to the state bank
commissioner holds that all forms OF
building and loan associations must OBJ
tain certificates of authority from the
state to conduct business in Oklahoma
This letter was reply to one from the
bank commissioner, in which he en-
closed forms of contracts issued by the
Southern Loan and Trust company o.
Atlanta, Ga, and the National Home
Investment cOmDanv of birmingham
Ala, and asking for advice in regarC
to whether licenses would have to bC
taken out before they may transac
business in the state.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-11-03
VINITA GIRL TELLS OF
TERRIBLE EXPERIENCE

Oklahoma City, Oct 26.-Fifteen-
year-old Myrtle Kazee, of Vinita, Okla,
told a horrible tale of three months
captivity, during which she was kept
under the influence of drugs which af-
fected her mind, in an affidavit filed
with Governor Cruce Thursday, and
on which Governor Cruce issued a
requisition for Murray Robb, believed
to be in Montana. Robb is a young
married man, 25 years old, and the
technical charge against him is second
degree assault.
According to the papers filed with
the governor, the young girl met Robb
in June, 1911, at Vinita, the home of
both. She charges that Robb gave
her chewing gum, which contained a
drug, the influence of which robbed
her of her senses. She alleges that
while under its influence, Robb at
tackled her, in the Christian church
building at Vinita, and later took her
out of the city. The couple came from
Vinita to Oklahoma City, and by stages
went to Guthrie, to other points in the
state, to Texas, back north to Denver
Colo, to Breckenridge, and fourteen
mie lfsrom there to a cabin in the
mountains, where they remained fol
two months.
Thence, the girl says, she was taker
to Billings, Mont, and Layina. At the
last place the girl escaped she claims
and came to Vinita, where information
was Immediately filed against Robb
1t is charged that Robb has been mar
ried three times and was dishonorably
discharged from the United States
army.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-11-03
Moose TO Locate Home.

Tulsa, Okla, Oct. 27-Tulsa may Sc
cure the national home and orphanage
of the Royal Order of Moose. Charles
Page, owner of the Sand Springs in
dustrial farm, near Tulsa, who is now
awaiting the acceptance of his propos-
ition to locate the national barber's
home at Sand Springs, last night made
the order of Moose of similar PROPOSE
tion. He agrees to give the lodge a
free site of 20 acres in addition to free
water from the famous Sand Springs,
cheap natural gas, free pasture, and
the use of the Sand Springs canning
factory for the preserving of the win
ter fruits and vegetables for the home.
The proposition was unanimously ac-
cepted by the 800 members Of the local
order of Moose last night and the prop
osition telegraphed to the supreme die
tator of the order The Tulsa philan-
thropist is now awaiting the action OF
tie supreme lodge.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-11-03
Quarantine Force is Reduced

Oklahoma City, Oct 27.-Owing to a
shortage in appropriation, NJ. F. lizard,
superintendent of the live stock depart
ment of the state board of agriculture,
has released about half of the force of
quarantine inspectors. The depart
ment had for tick eradication work
so, 900 for each of the fiscal years, and
the lines now drawn in sixteen coun-
ties where the board has been working
will require all of the remaining avail
able money for the fiscal year ending
June, 1912.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-11-03
Meeting of A. H. T. A. at Tulsa.

Tulsa, Okla, Oct. 27.-The eastern
division of the Oklahoma Anti Horse
Thief Association, is at present hold
ing in Tulsa, the most successful con-
vention of the organization ever held
in the state More than 800 members
of the association are in the city and
the convention lasts three days.
There are many feature attractions
for the delegates at the Tulsa meeting
On Tuesday night Campbell Russell
state president of the association ad-
dressed> - the delegates Wednesday
morning John Wall, former president
of the national organization, and now
president of the Kansas Anti Horse
Thief Association delivered an ad-
dress before the convention.
Wednesday afternoon the largest
horse back parade in the history of
Oklahoma was pulled off, nearly 700 of
the Anti Horse Thief delegates par
ticipating in the procession, which was
headed by the Tulsa band and the en-
tire city fire department and city and
county officials in automobiles.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-11-03
TEXT Or new LOCAL OPTION
BILL SOON TO Be INITIATED
S the bill abrogated.

G) Until the legislature otherwise
provides, the license under this pro-
vision shall be granted by the board
of county commissioners: the appli-
cants to be indorsed by twenty house
holders and freeholders; when there
are more applicants than licenses per
mitted, the board shall determine to
whom the license shall issue
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-11-03

The affidavit of Myrtle Kazee, as de-
scribed above was filed with the county
attorney here several days ago, but it
was intended to keep the affair as quiet
as possible, but when the application
for a requisition was made to Cover
nor Cruce, the affair got into the hands
of the Oklahoma City reporters, who
sent out the above dispatch to all the
of the leading newspapers of the state.
In discussing the affair today Sheriff
Ridenhour said Robb was in custody
in Montana, and that he had instructed
the officers there to hold him on a
fugitive warrant AS soon as he re-
ceives an answer, the Sheriff will send
a deputy with a requisition for the
prisoner.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-12-28
TEE HERPICIDE GIRL.
Says Everyone Can Have Beautiful
Eair

Hair.
am realty ashamed of some Of
ny girl friends when look at their
hair There is no Sense in having
such looking heads. II simply shows
that. while they may be scrapuIously
neat in every ether. way, they arc
careless about their hair.
Thin, scrasgy, wispy hair eeuer-
ally indicates dandruf and dand-
ruff is caused by a germ Newbro $
lerpicida viii Kill that germ and
keep the scalp as clean and healthy
as can he This permits the hair
to GROW naturally and mx1riantly
That terrible itching which goes
with dandruH stops with almost the
ijgst application
Substitutes or remedies said to be
just as good" are sometimes Offer
ed, but it is Detetr to buy the gcnu-
inc original germ killer, Newbro's
HerpiCide. There is no guesswork
about mat preparation. triai
isn't necessary. Just buy bottle and
use 1t. The results are sure to he
better than Won expect.
~. tor sale at drug stqEgs. One doll,
bar size BOTTLES are guainnteed Ap@
pIicstions obtained at the better
baroer shops Send Zoe in postage
for sample aud book u The Herpi-
eide Co. Dept r.. Detroit, Mich
Paul @ Schulz & Sons, Spe ial
Agents
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-12-28
Miss Wing Entertains.

Miss Catherine Wing of ios
Twentieth street yesterday after
noon entertained in honor Of visit
ing girls, About forty guests were
present and different games were
played at the tables. the scheme be-
ing q progressive one.
two-course luncheon was served
at the conclusion OF the afternoon.
The decorations were Of holly and
smilax. Favors OF carnations were
given the guests.
Mrs, A. Il. Curtis Miss Anna Bar
ron, Mrs. d. ii. Wing and Miss
Dorothy Wing assisted Miss Wing in
entertaining and serving,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-12-28
CARD OF THANKS.

we desire to expr IS our appre-
citation for the kindly feeling ev-
tended 10 us. both in word and deed
during our sudden bereavement in
the ath ard burial Of our daugH-
ter. Mrs Rose McCabe The many
kindnesses shown us, will never be
forgotten
PETER SAUP and WIFE
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-12-28

Supt Bond or the First Methodist
Sttuday school Is requesting each
adult member to road carefully the
naily Home Reading in order to be
ready for the review on sunday
morning. The adult membership OF
the Methodist sunday school is quito
large.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-12-28

T. Harrisburg Yesterday morning
for a visit to the formers parents.
II G Fricdbeim has returned 10
Camden, Ark after a visit with h.a
sister, Mrs J. L. Harris,
Edward Aichaels Of Paducah is
he guest OF Mr. ard Mrs J. L.. Har-
r!s Of 25G2 Washington avenue.
Mr. and Mrs J /. Harris return
d Yesterday from Paducah where
.ae2 have been visiting relatives
Miss Clara lIodiser has resigned
aer position at Kaufman Brothers
ana VIII return to her home in Peo-
ria
win Harry returned -
larkcsyiile. Tenn, Tuesday. aftc
spending Christmas with Mr. and
Mss A. Barter
,ir ana Mrs. Irwin W. Preetorius
OF Cticago. win arrive Friday to
spend q couple of days with +. r.
Aistborpe and family They were
guests of Mr. Prcetorius parents at
Job3a, Christmas !
Miss Anna Grace Corners Of pat
las. Ten, arrived Yesterday and was
met here by Miss Cozeite Shelton,
who will entertain her al her home
in Wickliife, Ky, several days. Miss
Shelton has returned from Paducah,
KY whore she attended German
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-12-28
Mrs. Hartley Wins Diamond

The $50 diamond ring given away
b. W +. Smith, the jcweler. wa
awarded TO Mrs Hartley of iocl
Sycamore street: who hold ticket n
27l5. Mrs Hartley is the wife u,
j. /. Hartley, the grocer, at 1915
Sycamore.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-12-28
VIII Give LAT Home :"

Mr. and Mrs g. W, Logan will
be- at home 10 number OF their
friends, New Years night, Jan. list,
at5their new residence, 317 Seventh
street. Their invitations were upon
Illuminated New Years cards.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-12-28
McWilliams- Weldon Wedding

McWilliams- Weldon Wedding.
The wedding of Miss Inez McWil
liams and George Edward Weldon
was solemnized at the home of tht
brides parents, Mr. and Mrs S. A
d. McWilliams, SIS West Markham
street, yesterday
The home was beautifully deco
rated. the color scheme being pink
and white. The bride wore white
duchess satin with net oyerdress.
Mrs Ray McWilliams was matron
OF honor and wore pink mesaline
with net oyerdress. Robert McWil-
liains acted as best man. The Rev.
Hay Watson Smith performed the
ceremony. Miss McWillams has
been resident Of Little Rock for
several years. Mr.. Weldon has been
resident OF Little Rock for more
than a year, having formerly resid-
ed in Cairo, III.
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groom; MI and Mrs. Ray McWil-
liams, Of Cairo, H.; Mrs Maggie
Midwinter Of Arcola, III. The
couple will be at home at 2205 West
a Il, $3.50 80
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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-12-28

Or and Mrs S, c. Skaggs OF
Winnipeg, Manitoba, who have been
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Schaaf of AZ Walnut street went
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-12-28

T. Martin Morgan of Murphy
boro was in the els city on bus
, ness trip yesterday.
Mr., and Mrs. G. b. Isler of San
dusky were shoppers in this cit
yesterday afternoon,
/ Ben Jones. formerly chief deput
| sheriff, came down from Sandusk
! yesterday on business
/ j. ]. Mackey, contractor ant
builder Of Memphis, Tenn, is tn,
guest of Oliver McNulty.
Miss Mayme Powers has returned
from villa Ridge where she spen
Christmas with relatives.
Ned Phillips has returned to Car,
bondale where he is employed after
visit to relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. John Boou and chill.
| dren Of Charleston. Mo, were Wis
ltors in the city yesterday
Ira J. Huffman and Ned Powell
eame down from Vienna yesterday
morning on a business trip.
Miss Eta Evans Of Wickliffe. Ky,
is here the guest of Mrs, Isabella
McGruder of Eighth street.
Miss Anna Burgess was shop
per in this CITY yesterday afternoon
returning home in the evening.
Thomas John and William Kir-
kindall Of Murphysboro were bust
ness visitors in Cairo yesterday.
MIR. and Mrs. Dawson of SIS
Twenty-ffth street are spending the
holidays with relatives in Ken
lucky
Edgar schoembs ofssserenth aud
Walnut streets went to Dongola
Yesterday afternoon for a. Visit to
relatives.
Charles Wild formerly of Cairo,
but now of Memphis, Tenn, is the
guest of his mother, Mrs. Oliver
/ McNulty.
Miss Ella Hogan of SIS West
/ Twenty-fifth street, is spending the
holidays with friends in Chicago.
Miss Hogan is principal Of the Lin
coin school
I Miss Grace Johnston Of $50 Eighth
street returned yesterday afternoon
from UlIin where she spent Christ
mas the guest OF her mother and
other relatives.
Mrs. Willard r. McGruder Of
Memphis, Tenn, is in the city visit
ing relatives. Mr.. McGruder, for
merly of The Bulletin. is now on til,
| News-Scmitars staff
Capt Thomas H. Faudree, agen
IF the Huntington and St. Loui
Towboat Co, viii 90 to ST.. Louis
Mo, today on a few days bushes
trip for his company
Miss Rose IIo%ley OF 21o5 Wal
nut street attended Christina
dance in Sikeston. Mo, last night
She is the guest of Miss Woodso
DAVIS, VINO visited mere.
-
Mrs +. a Carkuff and daughte,
Misses Mary and Alice of COS Wa
nut street, went to Charleston Mo
their former home, yesterday after
moon. for visit to friends.
Raymond G. Abel, who sper
Christmas here as the guest of NJ
l and Mrs. w. A. PINK of PIC F'ourt
Street, returned yesterday afternoo
to his home in Memphis, Tenn.
Edward Lewis returned early tn
/ morning to his home in st. Loui
! Mo- after spending few days
I the guest of his mother Mrs. A
bert Lewis of 3l9 Seventh street.
Charles T. Pennebaker Of colun
n bus KY arrived yesterday fop
q visit 10 friends here before retur,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-12-28

ny 10 Hampalgn, Wneie he lS Il
student at the University of Illinois.
Mrs. j f Milford and children
nave returned to their home in
Mounds after a visit Of few days
to Miss Laura l. Milford of $50
rwenty-ffth street
Miss Nell Gray of Vienna is the
guest for few days Of Miss
Augustine Fitzgerald Of Thirty
ourth street. Miss Gray will at
end the Roberts Elkins marriage to-
day
Misses Grace and Cecil Moore Of
Benton, Gene BeaI OF Vienna. aud
Nile Belts Of Mound city viii at
lend the welding today OF Miss Rosa
lind Roberts and pr J. Homer I'll
kins.
Joel Burgess, who attends Eureka
College at Eureka has gone to
America to visit relatives after a
visit as the guest OF his cousin. Miss
Laura !. Milford Of $50 Twenty-hfth
street
RI, ..sl.s esE.. ~ s.
can't JOAN T Rector of the Cpm-I
mercial Printing TO-. has returned
from Memphis, Tenn, where he
spent Christmas with his son, John
F. Rector of the Memphis News
Scimitar.
Mis- Iona Swoboda OF III Twenty
eighth street, went to Charleston,
Mo, yesterday afternoon for a visit
TO Miss Anna Doris Crenshaw. Miss
Crenshaw will return to Cairo with
Miss Swoboda
Circuit Judge William ~ Butler
accompanied by his sons. Glenn
Franklin and Bruce Butler. John
Wood, Arthur Schoembs and Charles
Pennebaker viii 70 to Wetaug today
on a rabbit hunt
Henry w. Beidenkopf. chief clerk
1t the halliday Hotel, returned yes
terday afternoon from several
days visit to relatives and friends
at Rockport Evansville aud other
points in Indiana
Miss Pearl Dempster Is spending
the holidays with relatives in East
St Louis Miss Grace Gregg is-yisit-
ing in Jonesboro. Ark Misses
Dempster and Gregg are teachers in
the Cairo public schools
Robert y Greene OF OKLAHOMA
City Okla who is spending the
holidays as the guest OF his parents,
Mr. and Mrs Thomas X. Greene. Of
4l3 Eighth street. spent Yesterday
with relatives in Clinton. Ky.
DR., and Mrs S c. Skaggs OF
| Winnipeg, Manitoba. who have been
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-12-28

Charles =. Pennebaker Of colum.
bus KY arrived yesterday fog a
visit TO friends here before return
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-12-28

Robert j. Greene OF OKLAHOMA
City Okla who is spending the
holidays as the guest of his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas X. Greene. OF
ALB Eighth street. spent Yesterday
with relatives in Clinton. Ky.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-12-28

Edward Lewis returned early this
morning to his home in st. Louis,
Mo, after spending few days as
the guest of his mother Mrs. AL
bert Lewis of 3l9 Seventh street.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-12-28

Mis- Iona Swoboda OF 2l1 Twenty
eighth street, went to Charleston,
Mo, yesterday afternoon for visit
TO Miss Anna Doris Crenshaw, Miss
Crenshaw will return to Cairo with
Miss Swoboda.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-12-28

Miss Pearl Dempster Is spending
the holidays with relatives in East
st Louis, Miss Grace Gregg s-yislt-
ing in Jonesboro. Ark Misses
Dempster and Gregg are teachers in
the Cairo public schools.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-12-28

Henry W. Beidenkopf, chief clerk
1t the halliday Hotel, returned yes
terday afternoon from a several
days visit TO relatives and friends
at Rockport Evansville aud other
points in Indiana
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-12-28

Joel Burgess, who attends Eureka
rollege at Eureka has gone TO
America to visit relatives after a
visit as the guest OF his cousin. Miss
Laura ]. Milford Of $50 Tweny-iifth
street.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-12-28

Raymond G. Abel who spent
Christmas here as the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. Pink of 219 Fourth
Street, returned yesterday afternoon
to his home in Memphis, Tenn.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-12-28

Hiss Nell Gray of Vienna. is the
guest fer few days Of Miss
Augustine Fitzgerald Of Thirty
ourth street Miss Gray will at
tend the Roberts-Elkins marriage to-
day
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-12-28

Charles Wild, formerly of Cairo,
but now of Memphis, Tenn, is the
guest of his mother, Mrs. Oliver
McNulty.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-12-28

Miss Ella Hogan of SIS West
Twenty-hfth street, is spending the
holidays with friends in Chicago.
Miss Hogan is principal Of the Lin
coin school
New-York tribune., 1911-03-06
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. March 4-CATTLE-Rcccipts, 200;
market steady. bceves. s. 259S'' Iexas steers
stockers and feeders Sass 90, cows and
heifers. s. 7Od So calves. sIHsO % HO.'So--
Receipts 10000; mostly 3c nishss ns" e. ~
81 10 rough. So roo Sc - good 10 c1olces
heavy, SO s5nt7 -; pigs So o0ei 81 70 bulk oo. 81
snlcs. SO 05nS7 -. SHEFP-keceipis. nW''
steady. native. s3aS4 so: Western. 81 2'ff
81 so yearlings. - 75T 81 -. lambs. native
$3.50 -. Western s. - SO -
Kansas civ. March 4.--CATTLE-Reccpts
zoo including 100 Southerrs market E'eadv
dressed beef and export steers S1MSG - islI
stockers and feeders 81 60@SG Southern,
g. % Sc. Sou hcrn coMs &Hf >" - nau..'
s. 50 So heifers 81 70 S' ,dGa SAilr t2
600 strong n Be- hirhcr: bulk of rales. So pD
N s. hoavy. So Oo4 81 %. pacE"ra a-d butch
sfoad, Lambs g. 95TsG 10. yearings. - 90
n s. n. Wethcrs. 81 GOA 81 20. ewes Si'f3i 30,
stockers and feeders. S3m'4.. ...-, r. o...,.,.
100 steady and quiet: far 20 sood snlppers, %
s. e5N sG - common 8. "a 81 HoHS-tc-
and shippers 81 26as7 30. common. s16fS1 ~
HEEP-Receipts. : steady AZ 50 10. 81 -
icmhs steady at e. j0H 50 10 -., . .....
AI.g-Rccrirtg 20. active and &c lower 90
ga $40 30 HOGs-Heceipts. N9"' Gci!tr
and lOTfSc higher heavr. 81 40. ~.
81 G5, roughs go 35mt GO 81 nncs. t@I - -.
Gairics. 81 25Gs7 o.. SHEEP AND LAMBS
mandy lambs a04 35c higher. others STEADY
heavy lambs S5n 81 ~ handy lambs 80
sd 50; yearlings. - 7imsa Ga wethefs, - 90
s. ~: ewes. 81 e5Qs4 30 sheep mixed ~
ns4 g.
Pitisburg March 4--CA TTLE-steeady sg2- SUI.
uly Iirht. choice 50 e5f sG 80. prime. SdH
So -. sHEEP-stcady; supply liRnt. prime
uethers 81 Goa 81 80. Guile and common - ~
~ 81. lambs $3.50 - VEAL CALVES ~ ~
4sf0 HOGR-Actlve. receipts hght. prime
heayies 81 30, mediums heavy Workers AgAt
Yorkers and pigs 81 5Jgsi 90 TouShs' 30
$50 20.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-06
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
CWith name and address - purchaser
MARCH T.
A. e-rg r-.- ~
MANHATTAN

AVE >. w q. 20 u 81 tlta ST e5oxoi
Char.es = Bill. ref % Frg-cis 3. Wunde.l nah
lo.tp pEinc Wnua.I Gil. Feb = 5000. address.
10 Fast s3d o.
tUDt-H0N AVE n W cor 20 .1th st iuo-
700 GrMorfov Engineering and 1pnauJction
g. to Flrnon Realty go, March lnts SliV
Cugl. 81. addrcss ~ Wall %
BROADWAY. w s from S5,h 20 'cth e. .1i 90
xfIaG. Euclid Han GO o. Katharine Grace
antg SEA. .u0W. F,b D. 500. adlrc-a 40 LIN
clln o.. J-ootiYu
SAME PROPERTY. Katharine Grace 20
Euclid Iiyd.ng Co lmts S,JOhu0l. Feb y 81
address. - Broad a.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE ~. riy hrk. % cor ~
rrft NJ l1NgGx lrTcr. Frederca Wright tn
fF4l'emar Ellington lMtE e""ViU Anfth 90.
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