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The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1914-05-21
LIVELY At
JORDAN VALLEY POINTS
Streets Beng Graded and
Many Buildings
Erected.
FINE OPENINGS FOR SETTLERS

Joordan Valley is lively place this
spring with all kinds Of new work go-
ing on. The street grading is pro-
crossing rapidly with good force
at work, A large addition is being
built on the already large store build
ing OF the Jordan Valley Mercantile
company. and an extensive lumber
shed is being constructed.
The New Hotel building OF Domingo
Hurri has the frame work completed
aud this large two-story building will
be valuable addition 10 the town.
The Jordan Valley Hotel company
has made arrangements To erect new
livery barn on the site OF the one re-
Gently destroyed by fire The new
buidiug Is TO be 90 by no IT, with a
capacity of stable room for 10 head OF
horses. Work will commence ON the
erection of the building az soon AS
the material can be put ON the ground
With two shearing plants in opera
ton near town and another shearia &
crew al work near by the wool Will
soon be going out by freight teams to
the railroad. The wool crop promises
TO be unusually large and with the ad-
yanclng prices for wool and mutton
there will be more money than usual
brought IN and put in circulation in
this valley. Many land seekers are
here TO take advantage of our excel
lent bargains and to take up the land
open ior entry.
At no time in the history Of this val
ley has there been more promlslnH
future for both the town and sur
rounding community. Look over er-
cellent bargains in realty Offered II
this issue. Here you can purchase
good productive land with improve
ments in tracts from 80 acres up t.
2OOO acres in body at from 81 to so'
per acre. This is cheaper than yol
can improve the raw land, and viii
proper cultivation one can raise 40 tC
80 bushels of wheat per acre by th'
dry farming" method. We have sam
ples of wheat In our office that yield
ed AN to the acre last year without
being irrigated on land in this locality
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1914-05-21
TRAINING SCHOOL AT VALE
FOR THE COUNTY TEACHERS

miss Clarke. the county school
superintendent. announces that she
has ARRANGED for a Teachers Training
School to be held at Vale, from June
let TO 10th Mr. Stoke will give a
course In agriculture and geography.
MIR Ruring will handle mathems.
tics and grammar.
Mrs. Retta Payne will instruct In
primary work.
Mrs Dickey will instruct In man
usl training.
Miss Clarke will conduct a class
in elementary psychology.
Assemblies will be held once a
week, when spe skers of ability will
give addresses.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1914-05-21
STRARORN PREDICTS PIN
ROAD WILL Be BUILT NORTH

Robert Il. Strshorn. the railroad
man. was In Lewiston recently aud
when asked In regard TO h north and
south road for Idaho replied that the
logical solution for such road 10
the extension Of the Il aud n
from New Meadows. down the Little
Salmon aud across the main Salmon
river To connection with the Camas
Prairie road ut son point on Camas
Prairie.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1914-05-21
THE primary ELECTION
Continued from first Page.

Continued from first Page.
certainly give him my most vigorous
support. hope and expect 20 see
him elected next November by an
overwhelming majority. and know
that with him III the Governors chair
We shall begin an era OF better gov.
erument Ia Oregon.
shall take off my cest aud do all
in my power to forward his ele
tion."
At Oregon City, Grant b. Dimick
said: 81 consider DIR Witnycombe
will make a valuable executive Of
Oregon l will go out In the campaign
this fall and make as hard fight for
him as did for my own nomina
tion"-Oregonian.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1914-05-21
ENGINEER LEWIS MAKING
TRIP UP THE SNAKE river

state Engineer Lewis announced
that arrangements had been made
for a trip starting on the 18th 10 q
boat up the Snake river from Lewis.
ton TO Copperaeld to study interstate
water power possibilities. About 90,
including State Engineer King. OF
Idaho will be 10 the party. Lewis
believes 500, 900 horsepower can
be developed In that district.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1914-05-21
IDAHO NORTHERN NOW
Open FOR BUSINESS

The slides on the Idaho Northern
above Banks have been removed and
the road is now open to Donnelly.
They are now busy laying the rails
for the last eleven miles TO the lakes.
which point they will reach some time
next month and will have the road
open for traffic by the first OF July.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1914-05-21
Decoration Day Services.

A line of march will be formed on
Main STREET. near the Farley Furni-
ture Co.'S store, $3.50 on Saturday,
May 80, led by the old soldiers. fol
lowed by citizens. who will proceed
to the cemetery to decorate the
graves of departed friends.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1914-05-21

for their vaostIon'
p' .--------
Arthur Cockrum he's gone to Oak
lsnoma on TRIP.
Lao Cockrum has gone to Portland
and will return with his father in the
nav auto.tbey have purchased there.
It.is q. Hudson @.
Miss Eva Vanderboof is at Hunt
,rgton this week on account of the
destb of an aunt there, Mrs. Thos.
pesly. The body was taken to Baker
for burial
Prof Couklin is In Monmouth this
week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Thos. Arnold. and
daughter Miss Alva. have gone to the
auch for short visit.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Ralph Weaver, Of
Vale we're calling on relatives and
friends here this week.
Mrs. r.. A. Fraser entertained the
Carnations OH Friday. the prize going
to Mrs. Prinzing.
Mrs. Peterson entertained the
Bridge club oa Thursday. Mrs. Goudy
beiug tho lucky one.
Mrs. william Jones returned to
Juntura Monday, after q short stay at
tho Carter.
Miss Riley, OF Twin Falls, one Of
the owners OF the millinery store.
was here this week looking over the
business. She was we'll pleased with
the business for the seasLn.
A daughter was born at the hospi-
hl to Mr.. adm Mrs. II. NJ. Ruther.
ford. OF Iropsides.
Cy Ferris started for Seattle Tues.
day.
A. b. Anderson. the Weiser Bank
or, was calling on Ontario friends
Monday.
(. Louis Hartoui. who 10 In Italy on
. visit. has written to Jack Fairman
for two axes. He says no will re.
turn next spring.
straw berries from the local ranch.
ers are on the market. The first crop
was frosted. but there promises TO be
plenty from now on.
A case Of triplets. June Weddings;
presents. Dad Time will furn ish num-
Der one. number two we pass; num-
er,three. a piece or set OF good china
or glass ware which we can furish.
Come and see II. The Variety Store.
0tario, Oregon.
Special prices ou trunks and suit
cases for 80 days. Kroessin har-
meas Co.
Miss Myra King. OF Vale and Mrs.
Henry Dalton. OF burns. were
guests of Mrs. Rutherford last week.
They we're on their way to Portland
as delegates to the Rebekah lodge.
Chef Martin was here from Council
last week for few days.
Mr.. O. Il. Robson. piano tuner
for The Wise Piano House, Boise.
will be In town next week. Leave
orders with Mrs. W. j. Weese.
About thirty of the young folks
made an informal call on Mr.. aud
Mis. j. r. Gregg Tuesday evening,
with the usual musical instruments.
The hosts evidently did not care for
the music as they invited the crowd
10 and filled them up on Ice cream
and cake.
Last Saturday night the banner
crowd of the season attended the
dance given by the Ontario Orchestra
at Moore hall. The hesitation waltz
and the one step being the most
POPULAR dances.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1914-05-21
LOCAL NEWS

ke' y, ooise' were nere monoay in-
speo',"h our s'ree' sprinkIinR' Iney
80 oa,,. .., 49, -. 80 ua """'
u ~ 49,,
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A. 60, .. a..
- CT. w .sa -, .ao " no u
=. a..u,.al .,. e..
of Vale. and a brother aud two sisters
IN England The body was taken to
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The Cottage Grove Leader asks,
whats the matter with Oregon, V
WV
' 'o'''o ''' '"' o'
w,,.u.., ., .,.a,., O.. A.. uov.
,or.,.,,
-,
state ueperalIv ara orusnizinp against
the pronosed e,ob, ho,r law
Rev Webster, ID ID OF the Xenia :.
Ohio Theological Seminary will oc-
o"py tue pu'p's Oh tue oni'ea r'esoy
b'ns p"pc"'os cSs'
~ m nj. Ga.
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we nave just received ne" line
OF matt'nR s"''ca'es anu p"Rs ~ pop
uiHr pr'oes 'oI 10 eo'oo' h'oessin
HARNESS |o'
Several of our people are reporting
the loss OF young chickens. or course
they think they were stolen.
A car io.d M hov. was shinosd IN
Portland Isst Fridsv.
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A.. A.. -. o. AZ.
49,, N..,..., -.
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s wy
D.. t., o.s ... 4. an.
$50.
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"' ' Wv $50
..-,,- =, -. ,... l.. ii,
600. ,..,,,. q ra,o,., ~. IA nm.
-.
49,. IN, .o..,,u ,.,,,
into tho shaan businass as b,s
,ai,bbors ara in that line.
c... o..h.a .n o.,.hIe
n t.ke fuu ,hsros of an orcbsra.
wants work bv month An this vioin.
itv Heat NJ ,eferences furnished
Ia has n, mad o5O acres of orchard
., oil aoes ,aar Fruit,and this YEAR.
Address John Den Boer. Fruitland,
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1914-05-21
LOCAL NEWS


Joshua Cole, the pioneer of Willow
Greek. was here Tuesday shak inp
hands with his friends.
We have just received another
stock Of staple goods for embroidery
work. children's dresses, hoods, bibs.
pillow cases and slips, dresser scarft
eto. The Variety Store. Ontario.
Oregon.
Fred Bermele is up to New Mea.
dows this week.
Mrs. Rose was n passenger to Boise
Tuesday.
Mrs. Homer Rawson. of Kunp,
was a guest at the DR.. Whitney home
several days this week. Mrs. Rawson
and Mrs. whitney we're friends in
New England before coming west.
Hick Locket went to Salem Mon
day with Sheriff Rands OF Baker.
Frank Howard was a visitor to
Boise over Sunday.
Randall Sage. Grace and Fred have
gone TO Winnemucca for short trip.
Price don't always indicate real
value. Our effort IL TO get that which
will give best value for your money.
A medium between high and low
priced goods appears to best all the
bill. The Variety Store. Ontario,
Oregon.
For new alfalfa hay see j J. Diess.
2 i-2 miles south Of ontar 10 Either
Ia field or delivered.
j. II. Forbes was down from the
Owy hee section on Wednesday aud
reports that haying 10 further advsn-
cod than IL usual on the 10th OF June.
A. Morey and some Of his neigh
bors we're down from the owyhse for
the ne pumping outfits that arrived
this week. There was q car load Of
oil burners aud the people will keep
close track OF them to see II they
can be operated as chesply and easily
ss warranted.
Rev. j. w. Miller. who 10 located
1t Nsmpa. was here between trains
Wednesday
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF ONTARIO HAS INSTALLED A
NUMBER OF SAFETY DEPOSIT
EACH BOX HAS A DoU.
BILE LOCK AND THEY AFFORD A
SAFE FIRE.PROOF PLACE TO
KEEP DEEDS, LIFE INSURANCE
POLICIES AND OTHER vALU-
ABLEs. THE RENTAL RATE ON
THE BOXES Is VERY REASON
ABLE. II.
Il. w. Howland made a trip to
Nampa Tuesday.
L. q. Olsen made business trp to
Pocatello this week.
Woman. middle aged to work on
'anch. Telephone 005k2,
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs Ed NelsonToesday.
At the M. n. church on Sunday
Rev. Johns will preach "A
,ermon for the old soldiers aud all
ire cordially invited to be present.
There was fight at the Harper
tuesday IN which one man received a
broken arm. An alteration started
between two men, one armed with a
pick handle and the other With six
Although the elk shooter
was fired three times 1t did no dam
age. but the pick handle landed on
the head and arm with tad results.
A large force of men will be put
TO work on the two railroad bridges
at Nyssa within a few days, Is the
report. For several weeks construc-
lion work has been carried on with a
force. but now the crew Will
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1914-05-21

On and adjoining this town a crop of
barley was raised last year by irriga-
ton that yielded 10 bushels to tho
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1914-05-21
EASTERN CAPITALISTS HERE
TO TAKE OVER BIG DEALS

On Saturday there was party Of
bankers from Baltimore aud Philadel-
phia here for short time.
They had been looking over the
Crane Greek aud Sunnyside irrigation
projects at Weiser and also the Noun
tan Home project. all of which they
have agreed TO finance for the Slick
brothers who have the building con
tracts.
These men represent big money
and ID is interesting to know that
they are again In the market for ir-
rieatlon sureties.
The council met in special session
Wednesday evening and accepted
the Villa Park sewer. ordering war
rants be issued OH the contract
price.
The Dorcas class of the NJ. h
Sunday school will meet at the home
of Mrs f. M. Jordan on Wednesday
afternoon May 7. all the members OF
the class aud Others interested In the
class are cordially invited to attend.
Mrs. Charles f Watson. Secretary
The third quarterly conference OF
the Official Board OF the M f church
will be- held on Tuesday evening next
May 90. all members of the board
are earnestly requested to be present.
as business of importance demands
the attention of the Board. Thomas
Johns, Pastor.
Drayage orders taken at Moore
Hotel John Landingham. residence
Phone 424
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1914-05-21
Eastman KOdaks
LOCAL NEWS

M,sses Grey. Stoddard and Austin
,.vs gone to the Willamette valley
-, their vacation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-28
cHANcERY DEEDS OF TRUST.
Nine Deeds OF Trust. Amounting I


5o7--Morris Bratman to T.. L. Clark.
trustee. % feet - inches by AZ feet
west line Brook Avenue. a. feet | Inch
south. OF BROAD Street November %.
1914 Si.a32. LIS
a69--Charles Gilbert. ct uX TO Willie
Atkisson. trustee. 90 feet inch by 1874
feet east line Twenty-tirst Street 80
feet II jucheS south OF y Street. No
veniber j. 1914. SI.056.S0.
h65--John y. Lamb. ct uX to Leroy
e. Brown. trustee, 10 acres on north
side Of williamsburg Road. between
Tompkins and Malow Streets Con Full
ton HID. November IS. 1914. s3.920.
56S-1L. p. Brown, ct ny TO T.. Sitter
ding, ct ais, trustees, 7f feet on north
line Winston Avenue. dots 20 and 81.
in block s, plan OF Providence rarlI).
June IL. 1914, sI.4I0.
67l-Alicajah l.. Willis, trustee. Ia
w. L. Miller trustee. li5x10S feet 10
inches west line Fifth Avenue 80 feet
north % Short Street. August 3. 1914,
il,064.06.
572-John T. Powers to Il. c. whcrry.
Grove Avenue. 95 feet Z inches west OF
Elm street. November I. 1914. so,5OO
373-W. T.; Peay. ct ais, to Stuart
Bowc. trustee. 2SX60 feet at the north
east corner OF Concord and Richard
Streets. November 20. 1919. $T5.
576-P. T. Hunt to Richard w. Jones'
trustee, 60xl3o feet cast line Fifth
street, 3lf feet I-2 inches north Of
Leigh Street. November %. 1914,
$4,000.
57sT-Eranklin D. Robins. to I. +,
RoDtns. trustee, o30Sl20 feet ut the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-28
REAL ESTATE. RECORD
] AND COURT CALENDAR.
Yesterdays Transfers Indicate Rush
OF Small Sales After
Holidays.
MANY NEw .sTATE .CHAkTElss
Chapter OF Accidents lin Hastings
Court Causes Continuance Of -Four
Cases, Due TO. Illness or Death OF
Material Witnesses.

q "A q ~ Il +,
Four cases we're called to trial yes
terslay In the Hastings Court. and
every one had to- be postponed owing
to tho sickness or death of some ma
tertal witness. The record was re-
garded by court officials as most
UNIQUE. Yesterday was the last day
of the term. and all four cases were
continued
The first case, called was that of
| Beauregard Brookins, eoiored. charged
with mallclously wounding N. II. Got
tin, in when II was discovered tlia t
the chief witness for the Common
wealth was sick at White sulphur
Springs and unable to appear.
Next was called the case of James
Mitchell charged with murder. In this
case the eyewitness to the alleged
murder had dropped deau.
sarah r.. Garrison, charged with for
gerry. was the next called. The chief
witness for the Commonwealth i'm this
case was Ill. and may never be able to
appear.
IT developed that his, mother had died
suddenly Thursday night, and he was
allowed to attend her FUNERAL iii GUS
tO0y of an officer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-28
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. November 2..-1hc cotton
innrkct was moro active to-day and ,r,.l
ssnerhilE .tcnaS. with the close al a net
n'srenner notices were estimated ut 10
naies ana brought no pressure ugaInst the
markct; On tho contrary there was !, COOL
ucmanu Tor the near months from Iivsr
poor or local shorts, as well as some h,,vi,i,-
ny spot interests. and that position sold MI
70 ,.ih or i. points not higher or Within =
points 9ftht beet price reached since The
resumption Of business ~
tht local holiday with prices a c,,i,p,e or
points better than due AT the hour of th,,
ancat opening, and the market here start"d
S,"adP ~ an nTSt nee OF point TO /, declIn.
81 ], point The ,s.rinness OF tho near nos.
ooE ana tile small. notices, as GONNA re-,
noth with the local stock mud viii iSo
SSuprosen interest sim outstanding for the
,ecenper delivery. gave the general iist =,
So,nsS zone anu prices soon worked higher
ne selling May. While others bought MAY and
. so.ai ir"" L'vcrppo! or other foreign
=. H nn showing net gain OF from :, to
.,cng; nut al no time during the day wcr,
sEHhorts Tor The day we're smaller. I'm,
southern atrices Indicate that nan.
stennerN are chartered 10 carry cot,n,;
;'nn herman interests We're said to he IN III :.
iu.aI market to-day trying TO arrange for
oucct ships to That country '
sro' COTTON quiet: mid,llinE uplauus "a E.
so,I. A@: no sales. 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-28
s AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days
TRUSTEES SALE BY PUBLIC
AUCTION .ts..
OF E. ~
2I9 ACRES OF LAND ON THE WILL
'IIAMSBURG ROAD, ABOUT SEVEN
MILES BELOW THE CITY OF,

In execution Of u certain deed of
trust, dated the 18th day Of Novemhs;r
recorded in the clerks Office Of the Cir
suit Court Of MenIieo COUNTY. in r. b.
made in payment OF, n part OF the debt
thereby secured. and being required so
TO do by the beneficiary Hereunder. the
ton, on the premises. on
MONDAY. DECEMBER I. 1914,
al IL o'clock a. NJ
all that certain tract or parcel OF land,
with improvements thereon. lying. and
OF Virginia, on the south side OF vii
liamsburs Road. and containing 279
pefeS on mof the or said fs sout bSssnnng W
Laurence casselman apd Eacho ana
direction along the Wlllinmsburg Road
3l.s5 g to the lands of the Virginia
1a,,T and sd rSwsr SSomnpa,ny thsnee
thence south 80 - west 2i.5o G, TO a
C.; thence north 76 is west 92l. G.;
thence north 10 - east 1905 c.; thence
north 76 Ia west 1865 G.; thence. north
east 9.65 c.; thence south 63 cast 2o.3;
c.; thence north &c 81 east 5000 e.. 10
the point of beginning. IN aeeorlancc
Hcdd * Bro. dated DccemusC .. I .,Iu,
flied witt. and made II part of said
u6eu.
TERMS: Cash az to SO much or the
proceeds as may be necessary to pay
the cost OF executing this trust. all un-
paid taxes. ii any. and "a prorata share
on the said property, and a note for
the sum of $1,000. with legal Interest
thereon from the 26th day of Novem-
Der, 1911, and the balance payable ut
such time aud secured in such manner
as the parties of the first part, their
shall prescribe and direct, or in case
Of their failure to give such direction,
at such time and in such manner as
the said trustee shall think lit.
CiIAS. U. WILLIAMS. JV.,
20 I
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-28
EI.Dc'rRIc PERMITS.

The following electric permits were
issued by the Electrical Department
+. n. stcigledcr & Co. for NJ. Gold
stein lo9 North Seventh Street, four
outlets and fixtures.
Same, for Broad street Methodist
Church, Tenth and Broad Streets. re-
Edward NJ. Andrews, for Bessie Blair.
ala - North Fifteenth Street. six
Same. for Tuxedo Pool Parlor. 7oe
East Broad Street, moving panel
j. L. Caudle. for James Anthony. 8
South Twelfth Street, one fixture.
Winston Electric Construction. Co.
for Octagon Premium Co, North
seventh Street, four outlets.
Same, for Cauthorne Paper Co., 104
Virginia Street. seven outlets.
w r. jerks, for. Rcnnie' Dairy Co.
6oi North Seventh street, four outlets.
j. +. Caudlc. for Sparks's Cafe, ITO
East Broad Street, two lights.
W. II. Lucy, for Childrey Drug Co..
First and Broad Streets, reffninshing
three ceiling fans.
Same. for MIR. Bloombcrg, 1915 Park
Avenue, two fiXtures.
The Cohen Co. for Mrs. Mountcastle.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-28
'0VERBOUGHT SITUATION 5S; !:
SHOWN IN WHEAT MARKET
Public Is Not Huying and Ipcrensrs In
one rings CORY JynIuss
? ,--tN-' s.0 DOyyD,yurd. Sc >. - ~
LSpeclnl 10 The Tlines- rispate eli. q ;

lSpccial 10 Inc 'Tlmes -Dtspatch.I --.']-
( .CHlCAGO, November a7.--The wheat
market was an abnormal affair aeain
to-day. While the cash premiums
wsro. steady and firm. tho futures werc
OFT sharply IN price. The weakness In
futures reflected g1i oyerbought sit
'uation and atlack or trade, The public
~ not In wheat. aud the buying power
Ia, SO small that any Increase In tho
offerings carries values downward IN
{; .nanner most dlseourasipR TO hold
ers The business in Dash wheat to-
day was quite encouraging, the sea
board reporting 1000. 600 tbushe els and
Chicago J30.o0e bushels FOR export and
10000 bushels to miiiers. New York
reported tins eharteriis. there OF Ave
Besides tho lncis OF trade in Y-heat
were, the reports from Argentina or!
tho eXportnble surplus OF that coups
try. The figures received here to day
claimed that Argentine grtiin men
were cabling to, Ltyerpool that the
Eicld there will be zoo. 900, 900 bush el g,
and that of this amount there willtbs
ltf.oo0:000s Tor export. ~
II, is .cxpc cted that the Whit or vine a
belt viii have unsettled weather in II
few, days, and on .tbls considerable of
tile grain was sold ;by J; Kansas, aud
other holders. There bias been a lack
OF moisture. In nenrly,all of the South
west, ami u good rain will change con-
ditIons there materially. -
Corn closed with losses OF SIS to 1c,
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cnANcEnY coURT TRANSFERS.
Fourteen Deeds OF BARGAIN and snle
:. 81. A IL, NUM- in.r 10 SoS NSa - -

Fourteen Deeds OF BnrEn,n and Sale.
55s-p Ammoq nohasod to $500;
east line rMenty-first Street 80 as feet oa
u inches inches .o south OF y Street. October
Ssi I, ps s asaste ,s to Bessie IS s
Road October g. 1918. tax $3.50, SO.
562-C. e; Hit ct ,ix to Genevieve S.
saa tssas sse5 rs
5ss@The Oakland STOCK Farm. Inc.
south line Maln strset. ?i feet tef' s or
I lsfses tax vest 81 6 Brown Street May o.
Dance Street, 2Si feet east Of RAN
aa0tPh street. September 10. 1914. tax
e. 2 2s7.edao., w; shh6Gecesngost to NJ. L,
1sx ot ss sna S Sa of 1s
ve s2Sw ii lhSI4 + s; ilS :, MS -
MicnJah !. Willis, trustee, 'l45xlos feet
fee. north of shoTt Street. August ),
1 1l'},n nIati; soxiso fee, east iine
Hint 6oSIso fee, east line e. Fifth III e street
street. November a5. 1914, $500.
STR. II. Stoltz ct uX to Franklin
D.. Robins. 220x12o feet ut the south
west corner OF Taylor and Temple
streets, October !, 1914, tax SO, $40.
o7s--The Tax Title Co. of Richmond
to X. II. StoltZ, lot Is. in block Is in
the plan of Brooklnnd Park. Novem-
Der 10, 1914, tax 81. $40.
5S0-Maggie T. Parkinson ct vir to
T.. c.. Woodward. lO0xl25 feet south
line Claiborne street. l<S feet east of
Washington Street. November IS,
1914 tax 81, $40.
5Sl--T r. IIowle to Charles *. vii:
lis, 40xl7s feet iuches north line
Stuart Avenue. so fcet'west OF Rose
5S2-Louise V Schlieser to Charles
Street. as feet 0 Inches north Of Han
over Avenue. November 4. 1914. tax
$3.50, $40.