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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-07

View subdivision. block 10: the south
side OF lots l to II inclusive: the north
the bees south E I 7 fet of the Vest S side 81
lot II, the. north side of lots l to II,
Inclusive. block 2 the north lCI feet Q, q
{he east side n OF lot sSs SocH * the Soeh
2. Pratt's subdivision. block III; the
Vest Ss sss Of of Sfs lots and and g. S0ek S0ek the the
Is feet of the west side OF lot 12 the
west side OF lots . to II. INCLUSIVE the
south 2;5 feet Of the vest side OF OF lot S !;
25 feet OF the east side of lot 1S the
east side of lots II to 90. inclusive. the
north, rs feet OF the east side OF lot -,
Grand View subdivision. block Ia. the
south side OF lots l and 2. the north lao
feet of the west side OF lot 2, the
south 40 feet OF the west side OF lot 3,
140 feet OF the east side of lot l. The
south 140 feet Of the east side OF lot .:
block lis; the south side OF lots l and
2. the north 40 feet Of the west side OF
lot 2, the south 140 feet OF tho west
side of lot 3. the north side. OF lots
and 4. the north 14o feet OF the east
east side of lot A. block 116: the south
side OF lots and 2, the north 40 feet
of the west side of lot 2, the south 14O
side OF lots 8 and 4, the north 40 feet
Of the east side of lot 1. the south 1i0
feet OF the east side OF lot 4. block
III. tho soutn Sl0e OF lotS l 10 l9' 'h-
elusive. the north 95 feet OF the west
side OF lot 49, the west side. lots IA
10 20 Inclusive the north side OF lots
81 TO "a. inclusive. the east side OF lots
20 to 81. inclusive. the north 95 feet or
the east side OF lot j. Mob Hill supdi-
vision. block 11s; the south side. of lots
j and 2, the north 140 feet OF the west
side of lot 2. the south 40 feet Of the
west side OF lot 2, the north side OF
lots and 4. the north $50 feet OF the
east side of lot !. tho south lao feet OF
IT. eII Of nj nr1f
south side OF lots / and 2. the north
140 feet OF the west side of lot 2. the
south l40 feet of the west side OF lot 3,
the north side OF lots and 4. the north
l4O feet of the east side OF lot l. the
block 1eO: the south side OF lots ! and .,
the north 40 feet of the west side OF
lot 2, the south 1i0 feet Of the west
side OF lot 8. the north side of lots
and a.. the north llo feet Of the east
east side OF lot 4. block 121; the south
side OF lots l TO 8. inclusive the north
tho south 90 feet OF the west side OF
lot l2 the west side OF lots 9 to II. in,
10. the north 1925 feet of the east side
of lot l. the south 20 feet OF the east
side Of lot IS, tho east side OF lots
IA to IS, inclusive. North End subdivision.
block 122: tho south side OF lot L.. the
3. the north side of ,1ts 3 and g. the
north 143 feet of the east side Of lot l.
the south 40 feet OF the east side OF
lot i, block 12S: the west 40 feet OF
the, south side OF lot J.. the south side
side OF lot 2; the south 14o feet OF the
west side OF lot 3. the north side OF
lots 8 and T. the south 40 feet OK the
east side of lot 4, block 12s: the south
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-07
New York Produce,
BY Associated Press

NEW YORK. May s.-F1our, firmly
s4.S5@510, winter straights, s3.S694.0o;
do. patents, S4.OO644O; spring clears
s3.75@4iO; winter extra No. !, ss.30@3.5o;
winter extras No. 2, $3.15@S.25; Kansas
straights. S415@430: receipts, 16.47l
barrels; shipments, 41s5 barrels,
Wheat-Receipts, l23.6oo bushels; ship
ments, 49,947, Market easy on spot; No.
. red. 95ac elevator, and e6So (. 0. b,
afoat; No. l northern Duluth, Sl.OSi
afloat
Features steady at the opening on the
cables, but declined under liquidation fol-
lowing the break In Chicago, May, weak
showers, closing &c net lower. May closed
95sc; July 94E@952c, closed. s5c; Septem-
Der closed 939c.
Hops-Firm; state common to choice.
1910, 2S@s1c; 1903, 1s@21c: Pacific coast,
1910, ol@24c, 1909. 16@l9c.
Hides-Steady, Central America. 2oc;
Bogota, 223c.
Petroleum-Steady; refined New York
barrels. S7,25; refined New York bulk,
s3,75. Philadelphia barrels, $.2o; Phila-
delphia bulk. S3.T5.
Wool-Quiet; domestic fleece, 27@29c.
Sugar-Raw, firm; Muscovado. 80
test, 333c; centrifugal :96 test 3S3c;
molasses sugar SO test, 30Sc.
Cutloaf 57oc; mold A., 525c: cubes,
565c; powdered. 5Ooc; granulated. 1900,
diamond A. aeoc; ,confectioers A.. 475cc;
No. 1. 475c: No, ., 47Oc: No, 3, 465c; Nod,
460c: No .. 455c: No 6. 450c; No. z. 445c;
No s. 440c, No. .. 435c; No. TO- 430c; No.
II. 425c; No, ~, 420c; No, 1S, d15c; No.
IA, 4l5c,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-07
Bank Statement

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 6.-LThe statement
Of clearing house banks for the the so" week EEK
more than the requirements OF the %
per cent reserve rule. This Is decrease
Of Sl,S74.10o In the proportionate cash
reserve compared with last week.
The statement follows.
Loans. sl,s5i ,s53.5oo; decrease, s7,sss.-
100
Specie, s316. 1863. 200: decrease, s67o, 900.
Legal tenders. s74.9l3.9oO' decrease,
SSH 500,
Deposits. sl,4o5 .s72. 100; decrease. s1o.-
Circulation, s45,927 200; decrease. $751;
Reserve. saso.277.1oo: decrease. 81.
$40. 100.
crease. SO, ,6sS. 600.
Surplus. s3s. sos. .o75: decrease. s1.s74.-
100.
United States deposits included. ST.
525, 100; Increase. .SS3.5O0.
Loans. 1880. 994 900; decrease. s16.-
Specie. ssl5. OBS. 700: decrease. s1,s2e 300,
Legal tenders. s7s.Sll.9oo: decrease.
Deposits, sl.ss4.Sa1.1oo: decrease. ST.
''c; Circulation s45.s41.7oo; decrease. s14o,-
''fs reserve. $3.50. o.a47. 600: decrease. $685.
i' Reserve required. ss4s,7o7.775; de-
crease, g.. 272,4 ,425.
Surplus. Sii. .ss9. 1885, increase. s1.1s7.-
United States deposits included. ST.
53i 500: increase. s2s,soo.
Summary OF state banks and trust
companies II gr,sa1gjT gr,sarjn NS% Souse york not
Loans. s11s3. .oo7.Soo; increase. Ss,9S7.-
'0s; Specie. s11s.sae. 500; increase. s1.2as,
7VT Toeal tenders. SIS, 7es,7oo: decrease.
s"1I,iaG' Total deposits. si.sos 4sl.soo; increase
| s24, ,030. 900.
The most striking feature OF the New
York clearing house banks for the week
ending May was a decrease OF Sl3,25I,-
| 400 in loans AS the loans OF the trus,
! conranlcs and Institutions outside the
| clearing house rose sS.93I 500, IT is fail
| inSercnSe that GONE OF the commitment!
81 the clearing house banks have beer
shifted 10 the trust companies; Inc us
crease in loans. accompanled by an uh
iesscned deposits to the extent OF ST..
oga 700 and with the lower reserve re-
0,,irenent. due to the shrinkage In de-
posits. the actual reserve heid ny Ln'
Ranks rose sl.lS7.325, making the presen
surplus above the 25 per cent legal re
,uirpnment SUI Of 81, $40. .S25. or four times th'
smount reported for the corresponding
week last year. The above ngmres ar ar
5jtions In the report of averages: loan
dnrreased s7,Ssa, 100, cash decrease
ss542 100 and deposits slo.672i0oo- Thi
brought about ehrinkeee n si IN re reserr err
Ti,s standing at the end OF the weel
at SIS. sos. .075. . -, ~,
trust companies and outside oSmSsi innrsass o.ne
about 81 100000 In cash and an increas
nf 5000, 600 In deposits
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-07
BOTTOM DROPS OUT
OF WHEAT MARKET
Four Cents Slashed Off the
Price of May to Head OF
Large Shipments.
BY Associated Press.


CHICAGO. May 6.-Owners OF the big
concentrated holdings OF May wheat here
had TO slash prices for that delivery 4
cents bushel today TO head off ship
ments which were being headed toward
Chicago from all directions. New crop
months suffered also. but only TO limit
ed extent. closing easy, aGsc to &c under
last night. Latest figures on corn were
&c to &c down. and for oats a@ac to &c.
In hog products there was a net gain
OF sc to l2ic.
Urgent attempts Of commission houses
10 sell May wheat at the opening dis
closed the fact that offerings from out
side over night had reached a staggering
total. Thereupon all support was with
drawn in a hurry. Bull traders practically
threw up their hands and at least for the
time being. let the market go to pieces
First sales Of May were the highest of
the session. s6ic to sc. decline OF &c
TO &c from the night before. Then there
brokers vainly tried to execute stop-loss
orders. n violent smash followed. bottom
not appearing until 93Ac was reached
exactly cents loss in all.
Moderate buying on the part of the
shorts caused a rebound which in the
end left May just 1c up from the low
point; July ranged from SSsc to soc, and
closed &c down TO SS3mSSlc,
Receipts at the primary market centers
tended 10 make corn weak. May fluctu-
ated between 52s@52ic, with last sales,
oZsWoz4c, leaNlnR the net deCllne eWtC
Cash grades We're easy. No, yellow
finished at 5iam55c. Prospective arrivals
here caused the oats market to slip back
ward. High and low limits for July
proved 10 be S29G32sc, with the close 4
a ic off at 32s@32ic.
The meagerness with which offerings
came from packing houses and specu-
lators opened a way for an advance in
provisions. When trading ceased, pork
and ribs had gained Tic to 12ac and there
was 5@71c addition to the cost OF lard.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-07
COTTON MARKET IS
SOMEWHAT NERVOUS
Prices Move Back and Forth on
Reports of Crop Conditions
in South.
BY Leased Wire to The Tribune.

NEW YORK. May 6.--The cotton mar
ket, while nervous and irregular during
the week, has reached no high record.
Activity was encouraged early in the
week by the publication of preliminary
reports indicating substantial increase
in acreage and was accelerated by more
seasonable weather In the south. The
old crop found setback OF % points In
the reaction while the new crop sus-
tained loss OF nearly 20 points. Before
the reaction started July sold At 15.l2c
in the local market. or 10 points above
the low level of last February and within
points of the high record OF the sea-
son made last December The break
during the middle OF the week carried II
off to 10. 16c. but the price rallied TO Is. i0c
before the close on Friday. While the
old crop positions thus continue to
strengthen result Of actual trade alb
sorption rather than an artificial scar
city, the new crop remains an absolute
uncertainty. IL is supposed that the acre
age will show an increase of from to Z
per cent making IL by far the largest on
record; II is also believed there will be
an increase of from to 10 per cent In
the use of fertilizer. suggesting more in
tensive farming; besides this it Is ad-
mltted that the land has been unusually
well prepared. In the southwest the crop
is said TO be well advanced with an early
movement likely.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-07
Evaporated Fruits.

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK. May 6.-Evaporated ap,,
piles quiet. but prices very firmly held
on small offerings; spot, fancy, l4s9loc'
choice, 135mi4c; prime, l8c,
P-l,nes In better demand, prices hrmer'
quotations ranging from 83ml3bc for cal
ifornies up TO 30-4os, and 11@l3sc tor
Oreeons from SOS to 30s.
A6ricots firm, with an import demand |;
choice, I4s61zqc: extra choice, l4Sgloc;
fancy. 15ml6c. IAN, .
Peaches continue to ADVANCE, with
more active demand; choice, SgS1c' eA-
ira choice St@9c: fancy, s3M9c
Raisins in good demand and prices are
firm: loose Muscatels. 5i4Ic, choice 70
fancy seeded, 6g@12c seedless, bs@esc'
London layers, S1.40@L4o.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-07
CASH QUOTATIONS.

N.t0II QUV n ICtN23.
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour,
steady; winter patents. S3.s0@4.40. win
ter straights. s3,50@4.25; spring straights,
s4.10@425; bakers. sS.2o@4.55: No: . rye.
s112: feed or mixing barley. -65@Soc. fair
No. ] southwestern, nominal: timothy
seed, $1,000: clover, sl5.75, mess pork.
per barrel. sl5.S7l91600; lard. per 100
pounds, $500; short ribs. sides Qoose),
$7.37s GT.673.
GRAIN STATISTICS.
Total clearances of wheat and flour
were equal TO 116, 900 bushels. Primary
receipts were 900 bushels. compared
with 229, 900 bushels the corresponding
day a year ago. Estimated receipts for
Monday: Wheat SO cars; corn, 307 cars;
oats. 1873 cars; hogs. $4,000 head.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-07

side of lots and @ the north 40 feet
Of the. west side OF lot 2. the south 40
feet OF the west Side OF lot 8. the north
side of lots 3 and 4. the north 40 feet
Of the east side OF lot l. the south 40
feet OF the east side OF lot !, block
l25: the south side OF lots and 9. the
OF the east soe of lot /. block 12S. the
south side. OF lots and 2. the north
lao feet Of the west side OF lot ?, the
the north side Of lots and A. tho north
40 feet of the east side OF lot I. the
south M 40 feet OF the east side OF lot !
the north 40 feet Of the west side OF
lot 2. the south 1i0 feet OF the west side
GI Of lot 3 The north side OF lots and :.
the south l4o feet OF the east side OF lot
4. block 10: the south side OF lots I
Snd siGd 2, e. The The north lt0 feet Of the west
west Side Of lot g. the north side of lots
and 4; the north lf0 feet OF the east
side Of lot l. the south 1to feet Of the
side OF lots l and 2. the north 1i0 feet
OF the. west side OF lot O. the south 40
feet feet Of the west side Of lot g. the north
ot the east side OF lot l, the south 40
feet Of the east side OF lot 4, block 12S;
S M feah ee Of sdf The of wS e.S S Sad 10, se = noF 9Ss
south 40 feet OF the west side OF lot s.
1he 1se 1orth qeGt side of lots and the north
sou ee sao of East The 'es cast Of sGs Of l
4. block 1874; the south Side OF lots 1
and Q. the north 14o feet OF the west
side Of lot 2 the south 40 feet Of the
west side OF lot 8. the north side OF
lots and A. the north 40 feet OF the
east side OF lot l, the south 40 feet OF
the east side of lot 4. block l35. the
south side OF lots ! and 2. she north ~
feet OF the west side Of lot e. the south
l4o feet of the west side OF lot 3. the
north side Of .ots and =. the north
south 40 feet OF the east side OF lot
4. block 1856 the south side. Of lots !
and 2. the north $40 feet OF the west
side OF lot 2. the west side Of lot 8.
block 1877; the south side OF lots and
?, block 1875: the south side. OF lots IL
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-07
Money Market.

By Associated Press
NEW YORK, May Close:
dull: sixty days, 81 per cent; ninety days,
2a per cent; six months, 3@Sa per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, SO to per
cent. IL ,,,o,
Sterling exchange easy. with actHal
business in bankers bills at sAsa.5o LOT
sixty day bills and AT sfSb'4o for oe-
mand.
Commercial bills. S3S4
Bar silver S3ac.
Mexican dollars, Acc.
Government bondS stesoy, tai''"o
bonds irregular.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-07
Kansas City.
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
KANSAS CITY, May e.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 100; steady. Native steers, s5259
610; native cows and helfers. S300@6 90 /;
stockers and feeders, s4.75m575, bulls.
s4.0o@5.o0. calves, s4o0@6.75; western
steers. sA,75@o.90; western cows, s325Y
500
Hogs-Recetpts, 1000: market strong to
&c higher. Heavy, s5.75@5.sO packers and
butchers, s5.75@5.S5; lights, s5.so@5.90.
Sheep-Receipts, none. Market steady.
MuttoDs, S3.50M4.50 lambs, S6.O0@6. 10;
fed wethers and yearlings, S4.00@5 35 fed
western ewes, $3506i.25.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-07
LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS.
Omaha.
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
OMAHA. May 6-Cattle-Receipts, 100,
market steady. Native steers, s5.20@S-10
COWS and heifers. S300@5.75; western
steers. S3.50@5 $50; range cows and helfers.
SO 0O@4S5; Gamers. $2.75@4o0; stockers
and feeders ss5o@S.5Os calves $4,000
Hogs-Receipts. 5000: market SC higher.
Heavy, S55015.70; mixed s5.e0@5. 10;
light s5.6o@5.75, pigs. S5.oo@5.eo: bulk,
S5.60@5.70
Yearlings. SL4064.90; wethers s4,10@460;
ewes, S3.5OM44O. lambs. S5.25@6.26.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-07
Chicago.
By Associated Press.

mated at 500. Beeves. s5,00@660; Tex
as steers, s410@4. 45; western steers, S4.05
$500: stockers and feeders. S4.0o@4.40;
cows and helfers, S2.44@5.60; calves, S4.S5
@650.
Hogs-Receipts estimated at 1000; mar
ket. strong &c higher. Light. s490@6.1o;
mixed. s5.4065.90; heavy. s5.56 @5.90;
s3b094.19; pigs s3,6o95oo; bulk of sales.
S6,S0@5.96.
Sheep-Receipts estimated at 1000;
market, steady. Native, S3.o0@4.65;
western, SO 25@4.62; yearings. 81, 400 D5.40,
lambs. native. s4.2546.25, western, s4.T5@
6,86.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-07
NOMINAL MARKET
FOR THE METALS
Prices Unchanged; Electrolytic
Copper $12.12 IL to $12.25
in New York.
PRICES OF METALS IN
NEW YORK MARKETS
By A ssociated Press.

By Associated Press.
NEW YORK. May 6,-The metal mar
kets were generally nominal and un-
changed today In the absence oi e6 *.
changes Lake copper: sl23It@ls SO;
eIectrolytic. s12.12t @12.26; casting Sll'S's
@12.00.
Tin, Sal 5od42.0O.
Lead, S440M4.50.
Spelter. so.4eN5. 40.
Iron. unchanged. eoo
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-07
Coffee Futures Steady.

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 6.-Coffee futures
closed steady. net unchanged to 3 points
higher, near months leading the advance
sales, II, $50 bags. .
May. 10 SIC. June 10.55c; August,
10. 40c: September. 10.21c; October, lo;u.o'
uary, 9.93c; February, 9.esc; March and
April. 9.94c. ,,1.
Spot coffee steady; Rio, No. Z, uSc:
Santos, NO. 4. 12ac, mild conee quiet:
Cordova- l3@15c, nominal.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-07
Chicago Produce.
~ Associated Press,

CHICAGO, May S.-Butter-Steady.
Creameries. 1s@2lc: dsiries. lS@1sc.
EgRs-Steady. Receipts. 1870 cases;
at mark, cases included. 13@1sbc: firsts,
15sc. prime frsts. 16e.
cheese.stendy Daisies, s s,.r,oss as~ISSsse; 1Ssei
twins. 11a@ll9c; yeumg Americas iZsv
I3c; long horns, 129123cz
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-07

1bg al IN pIat D. SAT- Lake CITY EurVaF.
All protests and objections to the car
ryipg out OF such intention must be pre-
sented In writing stating therein lot ard
block or description OF property TO the
CITY recorder on or before the sth day
OF May. 1911. being the time set hy said
council when II VIII hear and consider
such protests and objections as may be-
made thereto,
BY order OF the city council OF SAT-
Lake City. Utah.
Dated December l2. 1919.
B. S RIVES.
City Recorde.
Sewer extension No. 2s7. d2s6l
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-07

|'|tI1'j|| SATURDAY
lps and Then See''-
Min hing Of Accounts
UO lylsssi0nals'
''itrn NUMBER
aspIE RAILWAY cAkS
,u,pt Poor, the Fig
q s,Bing a Heavy
~ in Cash.

. % The Tribune -.
,,sr y s.-An active week
Ing, closed With a dun
l,soueb prices realized
.,rpg market. Expec-
s,s,,bIe crop report on
final recovery TO-DAY
q ss,Iines in the marke'
',,,,ops were not vice
those OF last week,
.;stIons caused a sharp
,,y on the produce ex-
s'soI 'yaIs - and all deliveries cs e $
y. 'J,N lnver. with the trad
3ulI' The bank state at, :.
eyp, saa, The surplus was
but instead OF the
ssh G the actual week S
s,S . loss OF $1,000 ;Ooo. !.
~ s;'sSs,,ased si5,2oo. .ooO-a
III, In a week OF ex-
81 markets. There were, ed e.
ss,Sirn credits to draw
.,sisn ,u0 exchange market OF
Z, rot reflected large re-
re- SORT.
Hsss. x
Nav s.-Trading fell on
4. stock market TO-DAY;
'.,,,,sdled by the same dull
4 ssI,a during the greater
- Operations apparent
Ia, the most part of an
.-..,ssts By Professionals
y csnevhat and then re-
tszrres for the most part
sasL ,,,.. ~
frsv than three points IN IN
4 PrSber was attributed 10
!. iSs annual statement OF
s,tsling E considerable loss
Ertbs,n Pacific was one o.
Ar rsnort OF the Ameri-
4 rsociatIon showed a de-
.r-ntsr OF idle cars.
4 tte foreign markets CEN
4 e the report from Paris
~ most influential French
'<s5lIons is negotiating for
'rsJnn Telegraph & Tele-
4 q the bourse. The con :
"a Of the weekly bank
d he fairly large decrease
j srsular Total sales, par
Fs e declined 1 on call for
tfzs Stock List
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.E ss.T00 shares,
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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-11
: = 8 = 8 = 2 8 = ?
3 REALTY TRANSFERS :

Benjamin r. Augenstine to w II
Cope, part Of two lots'in Marion, one
dollar.
George Blum TO Julia A. val
entine. lot in Marion, SECS.
Eva ! Bridge to w. r. Kitchen, two
lots In Marion. 1854
Ida NJ. Clay to w T. Jones, lot IN
Marion. $1,000.
Charles A. Curtis TO Christopher
Ikensaa, part Of two lots In Marion
$3.50.
John II. Dwyer to Judson N. Davis
lot in Marion, 500.
Charles Hofstetter to Philip Malo
part OF lot In Marion. 5000.
Charles Hofstetter to w f. Moyei
and others, lot in Marion. $1,000,
Michael II. Harrison to Sarah j
Foreman. two lots In Caledonia, one
dollar.
Myrtle Holt to James S. Bonner
SO 1-2 acres in Bowling Green town.
ship, S430.
Christopher lkensaa to Charles a
Curtis, part of lot In Marion $1,SO0
Lucy Il. Montgomery to Myrtle NJ
Smith, lot in Marion, one dollar.
w. l.. Metz to Charles Metz, part
OF lot In LaRue, SS25.
Fred w. Peters to Alexander Snyd.
er. part Of two lots in Marion. $500
A. Prettyman to g. g. Virden, par
OF lot in LaRue $50.
Barbara j. Parish by sheriff T.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-11

one problem in raising children IS
you take the spirit out Of them when
you whale them and II YOU don't you
leave the devil In them