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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-13
Additional Sporting News
WASATCH STAKE RACE
UNIQUE IN CYCLING

The Wasatch stakes, which will be
the feature of Floyd MacFarlands cycle
racing programme at the Salt Palace
saucer Friday night. is attracting the
attention OF the cycle racing fans. Eight
Of the best riders at the saucer will ap-
pear in this contest and IL is one which
could not be run on any other track
In the world at the present time. for
the reason that no track has eight riders
as good as the men who will compete
Friday night.
This race will be for a purse of s40o
TO be divided $3.50 to the winner. 800
who finishes third. The eight riders Will
race in eight heats three riders TO a
heat and each man Will ride three times,
yet no two men will ride against each
and Lawson. while every rider
will have 10 compete against every one
OF the others. The men will line
UP in the various heats as follows:
First beat-Lawson, Fogler and Hill,
Second heat-Goullet, Root and Hehir.
Third heat-Clarkc, Hehir and Law
son
Fourth heat-walker, Goullet and Fo-
gler
Fifth heat-Hehir. Hill and Walker.
Sixth heat-Clarke Root and Hill.
Seventh heat-Root Walker and Fo-
Eighth heat-Clarke, Lawson and Goul-
The winner in each heat will be cred :
tied with three points, two points go
for second place and one. for third
The rider earning the highest number
OF points will be the winner.
II is easy to see from this lineup that
there is sure to be some great racing
Even though Goullet Clarke and Law
of them cannot win In the last heat
when they compete against each other.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-13
LatonIa Results.
By International News Service.


CINCINNATI June 1e.-Rcsults at Lstonis:
First race. 1yo furlongs-Semprte, ITO tHonry)
straight $3.50 won Duchess Dnhy. ITO (LoftuS)
place $40 30. accond: Daisy Plat. ITO Fajn).
show 1910. third. Time. 0l 1-5 Kinder LOU
Artful Art. Repcntnnt. Red RoOc. Pamppa. Lady
Robbna. Goldon Ramble and Axis also ran.
Second 1--WE furongs-Pikcs Peak. 10s
tFainl. straight So 20. won; Armor. lo7 (Goosel
place s27. 60 second; Toy, los tSteclc) show ss 10
third. Time. 100 As Marshon Dorlon Turkey
in the Straw. Ralph Lloyd Auto Run and Ernest
II also ran.
Third race. mile and seventy yards-captaln
Bravo. 1i0 tGoose), straight $40, won Lcturuo.
los tJobnnsen). place N2.Io, second. Phil X, l02
callahan show Sc 90 third. Time Is5 20
Bay OF Pleasure, Shirley O.. Hc!nous and Daho-
moy Boy also ran,
Fourth race. one mjlc-Presumpton lo7
(Rcnryl. straight so. won: Brgant. l0e GAM
place $40 second. Creme do Menthc. 10f tCal-
lahan). show $40 So third. Timo l:39 As. Isa-
dora. Cay Bird Manager Mack and Spring Board
also
Fifth race. mile and seventy yards-ConsreSs-
man James, JOS Fainp. straight 81 90 won: Ac-
cord. los tEstep), place $50 second. Common
er,s Touch. 100 (steele). show $3.50 third Time
l:B 80. Cousin Puss. Clyde T. Bay ClIn and
Henrietta W also ran.
Sixth race six furlopgs-Viicy: 81 (Callahnn)
straight $3.50 won Merrck. lie (SbIlling), place
"a. 20, secoud: Chapuitcpcc. ia uIonry). show So
third Tino. 1:I3. Jack Denman, King oiym-
plan. John D. Wakefield Joe Knight. Rosocau and
McClintook also ran.
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To BETTER LIBRARY
AND INCREASE LIST
Large Reading Room to Be
Added to Other Great
Improvements.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, June 12.-Liberal dona tions to
the library fund and the economic man
dsemenJ OF the institution during the
past year will make possible, according
to a report just issued by the board Of
the Carnegie public library. number of
important Improvements in the building
and arrangement OF the facilities dur
ing the coming SIX months. 1t is planned
TO nave the new arrangements in effect
by next fall.
The largest room on the upper floor,
which has been practically unused will
be transformed into The general read
ing room. generously supplied with tables
rugs and other furnishings to make Il
as pleasant as possible The children will
be given the room now used as the gen.
eraI reading room on the ground floor
aHoroing more space for the reference
department. II IS also planned TO pur-
chase approximately 1000 new books and
increase the list of periodicals.
During the past twelve months, accord
ins TO The report, "A total Of ~ 750 vol
lmes were circulated an increase of
10000 over the previous year Seven
thousand and ninety-seven citizens OF the
city hold cards emitting them TO books
from the library.
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Could Shout for JOY.

"I want to thank you from the bot
tom of nv heart wrote c. B. RAIDER,
of Lewisburg. w. Va, "for the wonder
full double benefit 1 got from Electric
Bitters, in curing me of both a severe
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dice, and TO rid the system of kidney
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Bitters have no equal Try them. Ev-
cry bottle is guaranteed to satisfy
Only 30 cents at Schramm'Jo ohnson
Drugs
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JOHNNY COULON SAYS
FIGHT WAS ON SQUARE.


NEW YORK. June 12.-Johnny Coulor
OF chicago, bantamweight champion. who
knocked out frankie Hayes OF ST. Louis
IN the fourth round AT New Haven las
night, protested today against the claim
that the bout was fake. Coulon said.
The news that was nearly drowned
al staten Island on Monday had
reached the New Haven sporting men,
causing them TO think 7 would not be
IN condition 10 fight I had been guar
snteed $1,000. The guarantee had a
clause attached whereby / forfeited II
! was disqualified. so I fought care
fully In order not 20 give the slightest
chance TO call a foul.
The fight was fast. but Referee
Fitzgerald cautioned me unnecessarily
several times, 80 was doubly careful
When he quit the ring in the third.
declaring the bout a ''frame-up." the
chief OF police, who was at the ring
side, promptly ordered the fight TO go
on. I rushed in and scored a knock
out
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-13
|DEN To RETAIN
RAILWAY TERMINAL
nor That Rio Grande
build Move All Employees
to Salt Lake Untrue.
d 70 Tha Tribune.

n 10 The Tribune.
Dem, June 12.-While in Salt Lake
|her business yesterday. II. NJ, Rowe.
LENT OF the Weber club. took occa-
10 Investigate q rumor to the ef-
hat the Denver s. Rio Grande rail-
had contemplated disseminating Its
nal here and would move all Of its
orews and other employees TO Salt
IN the near future.
.6rding 10 the Commercial club Of
there Is absolutely no foundation
1ch q report, the Could officials In
4 axe assuring him that such Il move
.nt OF the question. He received this
alton from /. A. Benton. assistant
81 passenger agent OF the Rio
- This official did not deny. ac-
"a 20 Mr.. Rowe. that the sugges-
IA been considered several months
1ut had been turned down. The
Ia given for the refusal 10 make
1 Ike the terminal were that 1t would
{oo much 10 handle the Rio Grande's
md northwest business over an
road and that the company's char
.Ile for terminal at Ogden.
. report OF the change is believed
To had its origin in the instructions
10 two or three Rio Grande em-
n 70 prepare for n residence in Salt
/. Prominent business men OF the
re contemplating taking the matter
|Eh the roads chief officials at Dem
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VERDICT FOR HUSBANDS.
Ogden Canyon Resort Must Pay for I'm.
provements.
Special TO The Tribune,

J. Harriss court has returned q verdict
Tor S64O in favor of w. Husbands and
others against the Ogden Canyon Resort
company. This Is the full amount Of the
claim held by the plaintiffs. The original
action was against Simon and Herman
Bamberger and the resort company, but
during the final arguments the court
eliminated the Bambergers, who were
only stockholders along with several
prominent Ogden business men.
Mr.. Husbands and his associates leased
the 1dlewild resort in 1909 and during
that year, 1T was represented by the evi-
dence, made improvements costing s640.
The resort company refused 10 pay the
claim. The case has been on trial in
Judge Harris's court for the past week.
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MATTER OF REFEREE
HALTS FIGHT DETAILS

LOS ANGELES June Ie.-For a time 81 Eeemed
as II there would be fight IN Los Angeles
July 4 between sd WolGast and Joe siVers Tor
the lightweight cham plo1ship. Promoters ard
managers declared tonight IL all depended upon
the decision OF Jack JeffrIes. hrothor or James
J. Joffrics to accept the oner 20 referee
Tho squabbio precipith;cd when Jamos j.
Jehres notified Manager NcCarcy ot thc Vernon
Athletic club that under no conditions would he
act as referee. Jack JctfrIcs then offered
the position. Ho asked for time 20 think 't over.
Manager Tom Jones' for Wolgast declared to-
night that In the event os Jack Jcffrlcs declining
the referee would be Jack Wolch OF San Fran
cisco. or there would be no fight Manager Levy
for Rivers. said he did not who
lcc,ed. Manager McCarey OF the club said Wclch
could not referee
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Car Line Extension Delay.
cial 10 Tho Trii,tpc

OGDEN. juno 12.-Ths discovery thai
the grade has been made on the wrong
side OF Adams avenue between Twenty
nrst and Twenty second streets will be
the cause OF some delay IN tho completion
OF the Ogden Rapid Transit company's
car line extension. The company has
been notified by the city authorities that
the track on the west side OF the avenue
VIII interfere with the sewer system and
that u must he changed 10 the cast side.
The grading on the block had been COM
pleted Otherwise the work on the ex-
tension Is progressing aatissaetasNss
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Railroad Men to Celebrate.
Special to The Tribune

OGDEN, June 12.-"Rairoad day. will
be celebrated by several hundred mem
oers OF the Salt Lake and Ogden fedora
tions Of shopmen at Lagoon park next
Saturday with an outing which includes
Il programme Of interesting events. Mer-
chants of the two cities have donated
many valuable prizes. which are 10 be
offered in the athletic events beauty
musical programme will Include selec-
tious by the Rio Grande- Western quar-
tette Of Salt Lake and by William BY
water,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-13
WILLING TO
TAKE WYOMING BET

LAS VEGAS, n. NJ. June 12.-Jaek
Johnson. champion heavyweight boxer OF
the world, today announced that he would
take the bet offered by number of Cas-
per, Wyo,, and Colorado men that Flynn
would win the bout on July 4. Johnson
announced his readiness to post certi-
by the Flynn hackers, The bet will be
placed 1t Is believed
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Stolen Horse Located.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special 20 The Tribune.
OGDEN. June IA Dixon. A resi-
dent of Harrisville. reported to the sher-
IFS office this afternoon that a horse
belonging TO him had been stolen from a
pasture some time since Monday after
noon. Within n few hours the alleged
thief and also the horse had been located
near Brigham City. The animal is said
10 have been taken by band OF horse
traders, Deputy Sheriffs Tom Devine
and George Lestham going out to inves-
tGatc The Harrlsvllle man turned the
horse into the pasture last Monday and
did not know until this afternoon that II
had been stolen,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-13
MIDNIGHT ROBBERY.
Red Man is Robbed Of One Hun
n dred Dollars,
The Tribune.

~ ne JIlDune.
IN, June PA general roundup OF
ooee In the southern section OF the
ook place at an early hour this
lBs when ]. Daugherty reported 10
1erlG's office that he had been
Of 800 by an unknown man in
Unity of the Utah Construction
VS. yard on Thirtieth street.
ding 10 Daugherty's story he and
liant had been making the rounds
ealoons during the day and both
|cmewhat intoxicated, About mid
<aey were in tho vicinity OF the
4 yards. when the stranger ia said
. attacked Daugherty. worsting
The encounter and securing pos
of the roll. T, G. Shumaker. q
watchman, verified Dausherty' s
d part by stating that he saw the
n scu1ling and that one OF them
'1n he started toward them.
nt four Of the dozen tramps ar
py the sheriff's officers during the
we been released. but there is no
rce as yet that the right man is
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-13
Trespass Case Dismissed.

OGDEN, June 12-The case Of the city
trespassing on railroad property, was dis
missed at the request Of the assistant
city attorney today. when the defendant S
attorney appeared in court and demanded
q jury trial The case was started in
December Of last year and the city au-
thorities had no witnesses to use In their
prosecution. Mcdonald had deposited bail
IN the sum of $40, but since the continua- u
ton OF his case has moved to the state
OF Virginia. An order was entered re-
funding the bail.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-13
DISTINGUISHED PARTY.
" Senators and congressman Who
ATTENDED Nixon Funeral.

80 iIioutles
June PA large number OF
useors and representatives who
ro the senatorial delegation at the
o. the late Senator George S.
y nevada passed through the city
en route east after attending the
ei Reno. Senator c. D Clark
9ming, representative Murray of
-nusetts. Representative Roberts of
. assistant Sergeant -at Arms ],
lsend OF Texas and Colonel l.. j.
laramie. WEo,. were passengers
overland Limited.
tsentatives Dyer and Rubey Of
and representatives Gould and
Yn OF Maine were eastern Dassen-
[[sr the Rio Grande. Among the
OF the party who have not yet
no are Senator 7. G. Newlands of
assistant Sergeant Arms a.
~ representatives Langham and
OF Pennsylvania and Represen-
paker OF California.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-13
Getting Track in Shape,

20 Tie Tribune.
~, juno l2.-The use NJ Marsh
Lavel In the hallasting OF the ore
~ Lines new line between Salt
'u TINS city has somewhat de-
~ WORK Of getting the new track
put II is announced by the Of
~ inc entire trackage between
<ites VIII be IN use hy July 10
-nc past few weeks trains have
eted over the new track from
70 Farminetor and an addition
~ 70 point north OF Kaysville
neu few dagE aro
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-13

When your child has whooping cough
be careful to keep the cough loose and
e1pectoration easy by giving Cham
berlain g Cough Remedy as may be
required. This remedy will also liquify
the tough mucous and make it easier
to expectorate. 1t has been used sue
cessfully in many epidemics and is
safe and sure. For sale by all dealers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-13
From Sea TO Sea by Auto.
Special 20 The Tribune,

OGDEN, June 12.-After spending three
weeks on the trip from California. G. II.
owen and party Of Lodi Cal: arrived
here last night in an automobile, en- route
TO Portland. Me. The party is not at
tempting to break any records. and Mr..
owen states that he Ia giving much at
tentiou TO the good roads situation After
spending the night here the party depart
cd for Evanston. Wyo.. over the estab-
lishcd transcontinentsl route through
" chnr and Echo rAnYonH.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-13
NEVADA DELEGATION.
Travellers to Chicago Convention Pass
Through Ogden.
Special to The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, June 12.-Four members Of
the Nevada delegation TO the Republican
national convention passed through or
den this afternoon on board the Over
land Limited. In the party were Con-
gresham r E. Roberts, II v Moore
house. r B. Govan. Colonel III. b Max
son and A karge. the latter being the
alternate for the late Senator Nixon. An
organization meeting was held on board
the train before 1t reached Ogden, Repre-
sentative Roberts being selected as chair
man OF the delegation and Colonel Max
son as secretary and sergeant lat arms
G; b. Duborg, one OF the altcrnates, was
also member of the Nevada party
w. w. Williams is another member OF
the Nevada delegation to the Chicago
convention, but is In the east at present
NJ. Badls another delegate, will leave
ventlon.
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Road Held to Blame.
Sneclal 10 The Trihune.

SPECIAL 10 Inc Tr1bunc.
OGDEN. juno 1o.-At the meeting OF
the city commissioners this morning the
report Of tho Real Estate Dealers assoca-
tion regarding the alleged discrmina ton
in rates between Ogden and Salt Lake
over tho Bamhereor electric line was re-
ceivcd and referred 10 the city attorney
for investigation. The report. which was
signed by James Ballantyne. George j.
Kelly and John NJ. Forrlstal. sets forth
that the Bambcrger company is not com
plying with the terms OF its Ogden fran
rhiSc
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A1toiSts Like the Roads.
The Tribune

~. June ia large number OF
rom the territory south OF Oe-
ed through the city this morning
oy auto to the good roads con-
AZ Logan today All were en-
regarding the general good con-
the roads In Weber county.
yrs OF the opinion that the high
tne sand ridge In Davis county
~ repaired at once. Practically
~ state road between Santaquin
.e9 WAS declared by the overland
~ 10 be In excellent condition,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-13
[rs. Weston Gets Decree.
The Tribune

June l2.--In Judge y. i.
Nsision OF the district court this
y Sarah p Weston was granted
'pcutory decree Of divorce from
weston on the grounds OF de-
no failure TO provide. They
F,en AZ Waiiham. Mass. July 81.
eheged desertion by the hus-
sang taken place in MAY. 1910.
was granted the care and Gus
<nfee minor Children
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-13

That tho parties were married In Farm
ington, July II. 1905. Mrs. Dixon com
plains that the husband often called her
improper names and used obscene Ian
euase In addressing her. With her com
plaint she hled an affidavit OF impe.
CunloEity,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-13
RAILROAD ACTIVITY,
N New Line of Southern Pacific
TO Begin at Once.
The Tribune.

!.
In, June 12.-Returning from a
weeks trip to the construction
Of the Utah Construction COM
b Nevada. Charles H. Kircher, ac-
ne and fiscal agent for the COM
hates that everything is In readi-
>r active building operations on the
ne OF the Southern Pacific from
\. New, TO Susanville, Cal, a dis
o1 los miles. This line will inter
|e Pyramid Indian reservation and
The richest tracts OF land In the
ountain country. In Mr.. kircher's
q large part Of this reservation.
ing In all OF about $4,000 acres. will
ned for entry after the road has
Instructed.
Tailroad work in Nevada has had
ency to revive the old depopulated
>f Wedsworth, This place was a
Ing little city when the Southern
had a division point there, but IT'S
" resulted from the removal of the
headquarters TO Sparks. Mr.
4 states that Wadsworth has now
like new lease on life.
cal construction company has its
Brters there.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-13
Carriers De1eat Clerks.

clerks and the carriers at Liberty park
yesterday the carriers Won By the score
of 8 TO . BrotZman and Olsen were the
batteries for the carriers, and DOGS
CLAYTON and Hayward for the clerks.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-13
Saws Wife Is a Deserter,

Special 20 The Tribune.
OGDEN. June 12.-Willam J Royle
filed complaint in the district court to-
day. bringing suit for divorce from Beasle
Roylc II Is alleged In the complaint that
The wife is guilty OF desertlon. The
parties were married in this city October
90 1909 and the hus sbsud declares that
the wife left him In July, 1910.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-13
Calls Treatment Inhuman.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, June 12.-AllegIng cruelty and
inhuman treatment CUsste Dixon has
fled a complaint, bringing suit for divorce
from Samuel F, Dixon. 1t is represented
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-13
COOLEY GETS AMES IN
TRADE FOR KILLILAY

A telegram received by The Tribune
last night from the Salt Lake team at
Great Falls says that Owner Dick Cooley
yesterday acquired Pitcher Ames of
Helena In trade for Killilay. Ames Will
pitch for Salt Lake against the Electrics
today. Morgans arm Is giving him
trouble, but he will be on the slab for
the Skyscrapers Friday.
Cooley yesterday released Pitcher
Clark.
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&eturns From N1issinn
The Tribune.

~ 'N iFlDuna.
~ June l2.-Aftar two years
II the Swiss-Gernsn mission
-ue mormon church and tour OF
Y Eoun,ries, Earl Bailantyne, son
soseph Ballanlyne. director OF
<HLse fho'r. has returned TO his
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Latonia Entries.
w Index.

By International News Service
CINCINNATI, o. June I2.--wcdnesday's La
tonIa race entries
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-13
N0rthtSesteyn League

SEATTLE. Wash. Juno 12.-Score:
r. H f.
vancouver .ss,,..s,r...s,,ss-ss,..sr.s !
Seattle Observation-Disclosures. 3 o
Bntteries-Ciark and Lewis; Thompson aud
Whaling
SPOKANE. Wash. June l2-Portand- Spokane
samo postponed: rain.
TACOMA. Wash. June l2-Score:
r. lie
Jacomh ...s--...--->..---..s.s..Z
Victoria ..........,................. .
Bottcries-Schmutz and La Longc: Earveson
and Meek.
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Occur d'Alene Entries.

By international News Service
ALAN, Ida Juno l2.-Wcdnesdays Cocu
dAlene race entries
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PAUL AND THE OTHERS.

Croesus paid fabulous price for
one meal; Esau sold his birthright
for a mess of pottage; Alexander
wept because there were no other
worlds to conquer; Elizabeth lived in
fashion and luxury; Cleopatra pros
tituted her beauty and virtue for
pleasure; Napoleon marched conquer
ing armies across the Alps; and
yet the Apostle to the Gentiles, Saul
of Tarsus, who fought with wild
beasts at Ephesus, stoned for dead
at Lystra, imprisoned at Philippi, ship
whecked on his way to trial before
Caesar, and finally beheaded at Rome
got far more out of life than Croesus,
did more to conquer the world than
Alexander and was greater man
in every way than Napoleon, and yet
was tent maker by trade and plain
preacher by grace and calling-L E.
Gates. M
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-10-04

J. Pierpont Morgan testified before
the Investigating committee that a
hundred thousand was about the aver
age contribution expected of him for
the republican campaign fund. He
also said he gave 1t purely for the
good of the country and without the
expectation of anything in return.
Giving cheerfully is said to win the
love of the Lord, and ]. P. must there
fore be in close relationship with the
courts above.
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Real Estate Transfers.

Fountain Bros. ct al. to Henry New
ton, % 1-2 acres in the J. NJ. Mcmillan
survey; consideration, $3.50.
w. G. Drummond and wife to Will
liam p. Nedbalek, 4 IA acres in the
Francis Quote survey; consideration,
s12215.
j. A. Murray and wife to ]. P. Will
liams, two tracts Of land containing
60 acres, more or less, and 100 acres
out of the ]. s. Riley 160-acre survey;
consideration, $4,000.
H. F. Payne and wife to ]. B. Ste
venson, lots 2, 3, and 8, block 1859;
consideration, $1,000.