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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-03
HUNTING FOR STRANGERS
UNCERTAINTY EXISTS AS 10 THE
CAUSE OF SUDDEN DEMISE
OF CHIEF WITNESS FOR
PROSECUTION.
DETECTIVES ENGAGED
SON Declares Father Was Poisoned
Officers of Court Busy Rounding
Up Special Venire of 125
For Session Today.

Special TO Daily News
Fort Worth, Tex, Feb. Ply
sicians, nurses and members OF his
family testified this afternoon before
the grand jury Of the sixty-Seventh
District Court, regarding the death OF
Edward Throokmorton, aged 55. son
OF former Texas Governor. the pros
ecution's chief witness In the trial of
J. h. Sneed. the Amarillo banker,
charged with the murder of Col. A.
G.. Boyce
County Attorney Baskin refuses to
affirm or deny whether any indict-
ments will be returned. Officers.
however, are hunting for the "mys-
terious strangers who were seen
drinking with Throckmorton shortly
before he was found unconscious on
a street No indictments will be an
nounced until arrests are made.
Physicians claim that while they
are not certain as to the cause OF the
witness death, they are doubtful
whether he was poisoned. An autop-
sy was to have been performed this
afternoon. but It was declared off.
Whether this indicates that the au-
thorities knew what caused Throck-
mortons death and are ready TO
make arrests is not oetnite.
Fred ThrOckmorton. son OF the
dead man. declares his father was poi
soned and has employed detectives to
! Investigate Officers OF Judge
SWaynes court today were rounding
mp the l25 special yeniremen for to-
morrow session when IL is expected
the jury will be completed Five
jurors already have been obtained.
The grand jury is still working on the
reported attempts to bribe prospec-
tive Jurors and silence is maintained
as 10 whether there will be any In.
dictments.
Counsel for the defense today ad-
nit their ease is hurt by Throckmor-
tons death he was talking to Col
Boyce when the latter was shot jan
uary 10 and testified at the habeas
corpus hearing that Snced said after
firing. Now sou re- out OF it.
The evidence al the hlbels corpus
hearing cannot De introduced az the
main trial.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-03
TAFT ISSUES ORDERS
To MEET EMERGENCY

ny Associated Press.
Austin. Tex, Feb > Answering
Governor Coloutt's telerraphic ap-
neal this afternoon that sters he TAX
IN for protection Of the residents OF
IA Taso. President Taft wired to-
night as follows
Have issued orders witt a view
of meeting the difficulties At jnareg
and have invited the attention of the
Secretary Of War to the necessity for
immediate action"
Governor Colquitt asks that the
Mexican Government and mutineers
DO warned against firing across the
border
A first message informed the
President that Texas would take dras-
tic measures, II necessary, to prevent
q repetition Of the conditions which
prevailed at Juarez a year ago In the
battle rndrr the Madero revolution
The second message asked that he
be advised of the action to be taken
by the Secretary Of War.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-03
SUICIDE lFTER
TRIPLE MURDER
Bodies of Four of One
Family Found Near
Appleton, Wis.
nv Associated Pres.

Nv Associated Press
Appleton, Wis. Feb What Is
believed to be a triple murder and
suicide was reported today, when Oh,
bodies Of four. all of the same fam.
lily. were found at the farm home O.
Louis Mailshn. fourteen miles north
west OF here,
The dead
JEWISH MAILSuN. accd tf sho,
in the head
WILLIAM MAU.SHN aged u,
throat cut.
DORA MAlLSHN, aged 49, throat
cut.
JOHN MAlLsHN, aged =. throat
cut.
II Is believed that William Mail
shin, Jealous OF members Of The fam.
ily committed the murders. and then
suicidcd
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-03
FEDERAL PROPERTY
MOVED ACROSS HnliDER

nv Associated Press
FL Paso, Tex, Feb. Peace en-
voys were dispatched south late to-
day 20 confer with Federal leaders
NJ the head OF several hundred troops,
which are said to be en- route from
Torreon to Juarcz.
The envoys left In response to a
message from General Orozco AZ Chi
huahua. In which he urged his friends
at Juarez Ito treat with the Federals'
and. II possible. TO prevent an at
tack"
Anaya, chief OF the Juarez customs
Guards and cousin Of orozco, was one
ot the three peace ENJOYS.
The exodus from luare7 10 the
American side continues and tonight
luarez Is practically deserted.
Mexican Federal property includ-
ing the postofiice supplies was to-
day transferred TO the American side
and stored In Federal buildings
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-03
FOLK LAUNCHES
HIS CAMPA|G
Formally Opens Fight for
residential NOmina-
ton at Joplin

by Associated Press
Joplin, Mo, Feb. Former Gov
ernor Joseph W. Folk of Missouri
formally opened his campaign for the
Democratic presidential nomination
here tonight at meeting under the
auspices of the Joplin Folk-for-Pres-
ident Club.
Folk recalled the action OF the
State convention of Democrats two
years ago, when It pledged him its
support in 1912.
The mission of Democracy is to
make men free" he said. and TO lib
crate them from the oppression Of
privilege, and give each man an equal
opportunity.
We are approaching a time for a
great battle for these principles. Mis-
souri, will have an important part TO
play in that conflict. II there Is any
thing | could do or say which would
relieve the unfortunate condition OF
affairs in Missouri in the Democratic
party ! would cheerfully do IT,"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-03
NATIONAL GUARD READY
SEVERAL COMPANIES PREPARE
To REPORT FOR IMMEDIATE
DUTY ON BOIiDER III
So REQUIRED.
PEACE ENJOYS SENT
Number Leave JuarI to Treat With
Approaching Fe,lerals and Pre-
vent Attack-ENodus To
American Side.
Spec,al to Daily News.

SPECIAL to Daily News.
Austin. Tex. Feb . Fearing vio-
lation of the neutrality laws by Mex
leans during the present uprising in
the northern part of the republic,
Governor ColQuitt today sent strong
message to President Taft requesting
him TO send troops to FL Paso to pre-
vent insurrectionists from firms into
that city.
The FL Paso Chamber of Commerce
today wired the Governor for protec-
tlon and several companies Of Ma
tional Guard have been ordered to
hold themselves in readiness for or
ders to proceed to the border.
The Governor Is determined to pre-
vent a repetition of the violence dur
ing the battle OF Juarez In Madero' $
revolution when two American citi-
zens were killed in I'll Paso by stray
bullets. In his message Colquitt says:
Your night letter of February | re-
ceived. have sent the following
telegram TO the President: My ad-
vices indicate serious condition at
Juarez opposite El Paso have dis
banded the extra ranger force as per
YOUR suggestion. ask that you give
directions TO the War Department TO
protect citizens Of Texas from firing
Of Mexican bandits across the border.
I ask that YOU give notice to the mu-
tineers and Mexican Government that
they must not shoot into FL Paso as
they did at the last battle Of Juare1
II necessary will take drastic steps
10 prevent this recurrence. Please
advise me have also wired Cap
tain Hughes Of the Rangers to keep
me advised OF new developments.
Advices from Brownsville, Eagle
pass and Laredo say that the Mexi-
cans on the other side of the Rio
Grandc are exhibiting excitement and
there are attempts to form small
bands 10 Join the anti-Madcristas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-03
SHARP BATTLE
At CHIHUAHUA
Governor Gonzales Forced
to Surrender Five PO-
litical Prisoners

BY Associated Press.
Chihuahua, Feb. s.-Ninety mutin-
ous rurales. aided by recruits, after
a sharp fight in which five rIrales
were killed, among whom was Silver
10 OroZco. son OF General Orozco,
today compelled Governor Gonzales
to release from the penitentiary An
tonic Roias. a former militant par
tisan of Gomez, and three Of his fol-
lowers.
Gonzales was forced 70 surrender
tc the demands after three hours
fight near the prison Rebel losses
are unknown.
II is rumorel thar more hill bands
will join the rebels, and residents OF
chihuahua al not confident that the
successful mut!neers will keep their
agreement with the state executive,
which did not include promise OF sur
render. The men still retain their
arms. and IL is believed that they in
tend to Join the campaign in favor
of Gomez.
Rojas and his companions depart
ed from the penitentiary, carrying a
rifle belt full of cartridges which was
handed each man when he walked
out.
They marched through the streets
to the palace and conferred with Gov
ornor Gonzales
Tonight the white Cross Society
cared for the wounded.
During the fighting, citizens be-
came terrified and business houses
were closed and residences barred.
Foreign residents hoistcd the flags
OF their nations. and besieged con
sular representatives for protection.
Tonight Roias, leading a force OF
three hundred men is preparing to
enter the city unless Governor Con-
gales releases all political prisoners.
General Orozco is preparing TO
Withstand the attack. lie has placed
sharpshooters on the towers Of cath
edrals and other high buildings
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-03
Loctlnu Rul,. Meeting.

New York. Feb. !. The members
OF the intercollegiate, Football Rules
Commitfe" rounded up az the Holland
House this morning for two days
meetinc Walc. Harvard. Princeton.
PENNSYLVANIA. West Point. Dart
mouth Cornell Chicago. Minnesota.
Vanderbilt Aunapohs and other lead
ing institutions were represented As
there appears 90 hn uttl, opposition
90 the present game among the mem
hers OF the committee no radical
ghlnrcs are expected 20 be made in
fhe rules this wear
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-03
UNJUST RATES CAUSE
OF FtCrOKN'S CLOSING

w '..oCf-'~d Press
lcuNcl. Col. Feb John Me-
punough. a real estate dealer, ties.
tilted before Examiner Prouty OF The
Interstate Commerce Commission to.
day that he started a drill factory in
Denver. but was compelled 20 aban-
don the enterprise on account of dis
elimination iu freight rates
Hc said that me- moved his plan;
90 Cleveland and sold drills in Col
orado no a profit
The hoarirr is being held on con-
pa.ut of the Denver Consumers ami
shippers Association alleging dis
elimination AGAINST Denver ir favor
Of Eastern cites
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-03
IN ARINGS TUESDAY
ON IRON TARIFE

q, Associated Press
Washington, d. c., Feb. The
senate Committee on Finance will
beriu hearings Tuesday on the House
bin, revising the iron and steel tar.
IFS The committee so decided to-
day No opposition will be made by
Democratic members 10 the Repuhli-
can proposition for hearings. and
work will be- expedited as much as
poss.hl, Tits expected that the hear
in. win he cnmpletel In three weeks.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-03
Good EoaI> Meeting at ncadvcod.

Deadvood : u. Feb. y with
the Governors OF Minnesota and
North ando South Dakota on the pro-
gram for addresses. the State good
roads convention which opened in
this city today promises to be one Of
the most notable conventions OF ,,s
kind ever held in this section OF the
country The gathering will continue
In session over tomorrow The par
ticipation OF South Dakota and the
ncighhorinc States In the building OF
the proposed transcontinental auto
mobile roadway is TO be- discussed. al
So plans for improved highways 10
fho Yellowstone National Park and
other places ~ scenic interest in this
part ot the country
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-03
Vt ANS TROOPS STILL
ARRIVING At CAPITAL
nv Associated Press

Peking Feb. Premier luan's
troops continue to come into the cap
ital.
When twenty thousand men are
concentrated here, II Is said that a
decree announcing the Emperor's alb
dication will De published
\ revolutionary force has arrived
at Tsimo, which is neutral territory.
Germans protested against this force
stopping at Tsimo declaring that such
action infringes upon the provisions
OF the Kiachow treaty.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-03
SENT MESSAGES
FROM HONOLULU
Messages From Americas
Admiral Across Twenty
six Thousand Miles

By Associated Press
Washington. D. c., Feb 2.-tNia
Mare Island Navy Yard and hey
Vest -Admira Thomas, command
er in-chief of the Pacific fleet a.
honolulu. was today in communica-
tion with Washington. the entire dis
tance being covered by wireless.
\ significant point is that trans
mission was effected bv daylight over
a distance OF 24.09S miles from Hon
olulu to Mare Island and 2,925 miles
from Mare Island to Key West
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-03
FIFTEEN MONTHS ON
CHARGE OF BIGAMN
By Associated Pres,

BY Associated Press
Reno. New, Feb Perry H.
Brewington, formerly OF Eaton,
Colorado. was sentenced to fifteen
months imprisnment IL the state pen
itentiary and fined $500. following a
plea of guilty to the charge OF big
amy. Brewington married a Reno
woman at san Francisco last year.
and his wife came from Colorado and
caused his arrest.
Brewington claimed that his wif2
had procured divorce
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-03
CHIHUAHUA DETECTION
PART III GOMEZ PLAN
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
Mexico City, Feb 2.--It was ld-
mitted here tonight that the detaN-
tion AZ Chihuahua is but part OF a
widespread REBELLION whose purpose
is to make Nasquez Gomez president.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-03
on MINI
NORkLRS AnlOI HNEp

r. Associated Press
indianapolis Ind. Fob The,
convention OF United Mine Workers
OF America adjourned today leaving
the details of the new wage agree
mcnt with the scale committee
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-03
lMERICA\ CARRIED
AWAY iiN REBEI =

lN assoc iafcu frcst.
Cuornavaca, Mex, Feb. &C. 7.
Robinson, American manager for the
Suriana Mining Co, was carried
away by rebels, who bound him and
said they intended to shoot him. ac-
cording to reports reaching here
Robinson was captured by follow
ars cf Jesus Salgado.
II IS reported that a large force
of Zapatistas Is approaching loiutla.
4 military train was attacked near
Santa Maria and three soldiers on
the train wounded.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-03
ATLANTIC GULPS
HAMBURG LINER
Allegheny Reported Lost
In Collision off Nir-
ginia Coast

Ry associated Press
New York. Feb. 2.-The Hamburg
American liner Allegheny. which left
here Yesterday for Central America
and the West Indies. sank seventy.
five miles northeast OF Cape Henry.
off the Virginia coast, after collision
with the British steamer Pomar1n.
according TO wireless dispatches re-
oeiyed here tonight
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-03
To Race for World, Championship

Edinburgh. Feb Much inter
cst Is manifested in the threc-corncr-
ca race for the worlds champion
shin between Lourhoat. kolehmainen
and HOLMAN. which is to be ron to
morrow over the Powterhall course
The race is 20 Do q fifteen-mile event
-hc winner to receive the stakes
amounting 20 Sl2' a side aud a gold
modal ru.Nlcm1'ic of tHo world s.
championship,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-03

o. 'ss.. .faH Pres.
Roswell, y ". Feb l-N. nor
Eugene lohmann recently appointed
Lieutenant Of the United tSatcs ARMY
has received orders 0rl ril '.r.
about ten days for Fort Riley 70 take
MP his duties.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-03
kOIiIER AND FERNS
lOuT DECLARED DRAW

~ TEN"TTsTF| TTTNN
Kansas CITY. Feb . Paul koh-
Ter Of Cleveland and Clarence Ferns
of Kansas City. both claimants Of the
worlds welterweight championship
title. fought ten fast rounds 90 a
draw before the Grand Avenue Ath-
letic club here tonight
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-03

Lawrence. Mass, Feb. 1.-Two
rcu and two women we're killed In
the foreign quarter here tonight The
crimes were not in connection with
he tc'.ilc strike
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-03

TAWNEl To OPEN
FOR TAFT THURSDAY
by Associated Press

; by Associated Press =
Minneapolis. Mimi. Feb g. .
Former Congressman Taw- 4.
, ney will open the campaign .
for President Taft In the .
northwest on February :. with =
an address here. under the =
auspices OF the Eighth Ward .
Taft Club. 4
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-03
Ne WEATHER.
Local Forecast.
Washington Forecast.

Washington, ID. C., Feb. For
West Texas. Fair Saturday and Sun.
dav colder Saturday
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-30
Warranty Deed s.

Sl,500--M. L. Petty to w. J. Webb, lot
@5N205 feet south side Mercer avenue
80 feet west Of Reid street, College
Park. March y, 1912.
S3,25O-W A. Wright to same. lot
53X221 feet east side Keunesaw ave
nue., 3G9 feet north Of North avenue
August H. 1912.
$2,159-L. j. Roiader to Elmer r.
Kirk, 1884 acres on south line Of land
lot 1873, Seventeenth district and along
Albert PAGES spring branch. Novem-
Der %. 1912.
s2,750-E. NJ. Anderson TO Mrs. Lula
f. Mcdonald lot 50x200 feet. west side
Plum street, 22l feet south Of North
avenue. November q, 1912.
SO, Love and Affection Daniel Cav
Afghan to Mrs. Elizabeth r. GavaEhan,
lot 5Ox13O feet, west side Grant street
200 feet south Of Fair street October
"a, 1912.
$4,5O0-J O. Hunt to J. L. Moon. lot
40OX3S0 feet northeast corner Haw-
thorne avenue and Jackson street, COL
lege Park. June 90. 1912
Sl,S00-Mrs. Mittie +. Bowden to
John L. Moon. lot 5Ox266 feet west
side Holderness street, 231 feet north OF
land lot line OF land lot 1856, Novem-
Der q, 1912
$2O,5OO-Mrs A II. MaIsby TO Paul
Goldsmith, lot 62x161 feet west side
Marietta street, 100 feet south of Johns
street. November ~ 1912.
22,500-Paul Goldsmith TO L. w.
Rogers, same property November 81.
1912
s1S66-Mrs. Martha Harrison to ".
T. Gentry, lot 4Gx3G5 feet west side
Park lane, 46 feet north of lot . of
Ansley Park. November II, 1912.
81, Same OF same lot 6, block %,
46N296 feet west side Park lane, in
Ansley Park. November Il, 1912.
$2,200-Home Building and Invest
ment Company to T. n. Stewart, lot
55Xl50 feet south side ST. Charles ave
nue., So feet west OF Bonaventure ave
nue.. November q, 1872
$390-Guarantee Trust and Banking
Company to 5. J. Wash. lot 50xl5O feet
south side Forest street 100 feet east
of Hawthorne avenue. January %,
1911.
$422-S. J. Wash to Henry r Du-
rand, same property, November %, 1912.
SO, 5O0-Benjamin H. Phillips TO A. +
Liebman, lot l00X163 feet south side
Decatur street at northwest corner of
Atlanta Ice and Coal Company proper
ty. November q, 1912.
$2,l00-Realty Trust Company to Mrs
Martha Harrison, lot 7OX3l3 feet west
side Park lane, being lot Z, block 20,
Ansley Park March l6, 1910
$2.l00-Same to same, lot 8, block %,
Ansley Park, 70x305 feet, west side Park
lane. March 16, 1910.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-30
REV. {. D. FLEETWOOD AND
CONGREGATION CELEBRATE

Rev. r. Dean Fleetwood, pastor or the
First Universalist church, tomorrow
will celebrate the seventh year of his
pastorate in Atlanta.
a sermon containing a resume OF the
church's progress will be preached by
Mr.. Fleetwood. The forward strides Of
the church under his pastorate have
been gratifying, and il is expected that
the congregation make the service of 8
congratulatory nature.
About year ago Mr.. Fleetwood re
ceived call TO q Universalist church
near Chicago, and was inclined to &C
cept, but q mass mevltng of his con-
-gregation and many citizens Of other
denominations protested and he decided
to stay.
A few days later. at a meeting Of
the board Of trustees. Mr.. EIenwood's
salary was raised. The following Sun
day he refused to accept the raise, say
ing the church needed It, and he could
get along without it,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-30
STOCKS STEADIED
BY BALKAN NE VS.
Reports of Early Peace Cause
Active, But Light, Trading
at Weekend.
BY CHARLES w. STORM.

NEW YORK, NOV. 30.-A brisk buying
movement which sent stocks up for frac-
tional gains occurred at the opening Of
the stock market today. United States
Rubber common was again the leader,
advancing p on it's first transaction
Among the other opening gains We're
California Petroleum Is, Canadian Pacific
g, Chesapeake and Ohio 4, Chino Cop
per Z, luterbOrO- Metropolitan Traction
preferred a., Northern Pacific u, Penn
sylvania Il, Reading a, Southern Pacific
5 to a, Union Pacific Is, Western
Maryland Is and United States Steel 4.
After fifteen minutes trading, the buy
ing fell off and reCesSiOnS occurred.
American Can lost 4 while American
Smelling declined *. American Locomo-
tive, Brooklyn Rapid Transit, St, Paul,
Erie common, Lehigh Valley and South
ern Railway were unchanged on tirst
sales Commercial cables were cheerful
and exerted a favorable influence on the
New York market
The curb market was steady.
Americans were firm in London on pro-
fessional operations. Canadian Pacific
there was steady on continental buying.
The stock market closed firm. Gov
ernments unchanged other bonds steady.
Stock quotations:
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-30
Bonds Ror TItls.

$4,000 (penal sum- &C. +. LOnEino,
Jr., and l.. n, Eason to j. G. Hunt, lot
l00Xl42 feet, northeast corner Walker
avenue and Adams street, College Park,
June l, 1912.
$4,000 (pensI sum)-G. r. Turner to
James T. Scott, lot 5Ox29O feet, north
side Greenwood avenue $50 feet east
Of Barnett street November 20, 1912.
$S,400 (peuaI sum) Robert l.. York
TO w l.. Johnson, lot 50X14S feet, south
side North avenue, 121 feet west of
Barnett street. November IS, 1912.
$4,000 (penal sunni c. Hopkins
10 Mrs. Ida ID. Little, lot 36Ox390 feet.
east side Habersham road, $50 feet
south of PAGES Ferry road. Also lot
400X43l feet, west side Andrews avenue,
$50 feet south of PAGES Ferry road.
November o. 1912.
Loan Deeds.
$2,723-H n. Hurt to Fulton County
Home Builders lot 55x1so feet, west
side Spring street, 295 feet north of
Fourth street July 2s 1919
$5,O75-Mrs. A. +, RagsdaIe to same,
lot 50X200 feet, southwest corner Of
Stewart avenue and Catherine street.
July q. 1912.
$52S-W. /. Johnson to Fulton Coun-
~ Home Builders lot 5OX149 feet south
side North avenue. 12t feet west of
Barnett street November IS, 1912.
Z.
south side Clermont avenue 1850 feet
east Of DauphIn street November %,
1912.
5000 C, Dallas to ]. r. Kollock.
No. "A Taliaterro street, 44x104 feet.
November -, 1912.
*5,500-Mrs. Nellie G. Ware TO Penn
Mutual Life Insurance Company, No.
500 Washington street. 1ooX2o0 feet.
November 20, 1912,
S2.500-S. W Bacon to Martha c.
Mulligan, No lS2 Crew street. 52Nl56
feet. November y. 1912.
Quitclain Deeds.
Sl-FlOrenCe NJ Lockhart 10 Home
Building and Investment Company. lot
63N2S6 feet southwest corner It.
Charles avenue and Bonaventure street.
November 20. 1912
SEE. s. Morris TO Sue Jordan. lot
50Nl40 feet on Morris street, 2S5 feet
east of Chattahoochee avenue, Novem-
Der 20. 1912
S1-A. Il. Harrington to Milton II
Lehman. lot SANTOS feet. north side
Foundry street, 1876 feet east OF Man
gum street. November 27, 1912.
Sl-Nanuie l.. Smith to |. y. Rags
dale, lot 2T0Xl. $40 feet, east side Sand
town road. 500 feet southwest OF north
line OF land lot Isl. November p, 1912.
Northwestern Mutual Life In
suranee company to d. j, Ray, lot SIX
ISIS feet southwest corner Lee and Park
streets. November 81, 1912
Commissioners Deeds.
S2.&ou-W. w. orr ct al. commission
ers i'm case of George Adair ct al vs.
Louise b. Calhoun ct al, to George W.
Acair, lot S2X106 feet, west side Bell
street So feet south Of Edgewood ave-
me. November -. 1912.
Mortgages.
Walton Realty Company to
Home Investment Company. lot 80NSq
feet, at corner formed by north side
Nassau and west side Spring streets.
November 10. 1912.
$-64-Mrsd Jane Jackson to Atlanta
Banking and savings Company lot BON
lao feet west side Frazier street. 1855
feet south cot Love street November
30 1919
$500. ". Butt tu same. lot sINlos
feet. southwest corner Boulevard and
Gartrcll street November ~ 1912.