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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-11-11
PROPERTY TRANSFERS
IN THE CITY AND COUNTY
Real Estate in Anne Arundel
Changes Hands.
DEEDS RECORDED In COURT
Edwin Cecil Sells Farm at Severn
Sulphur Springs.

The following transfers OF real es-
tate have been recorded in the Court
Clerks Office during the past few DAYS:
Catherine Schmidt and others have
transferred 10 }. F. William Berleu
and wife four acres in the Fifth dis
triet. Con. IS. etc.
Nicholas H. Green, trustee. has trans
ferred 70 Charles Weiss property on
Pleasant street. Annapolis. Con s..
etc.
Nicholas H. Green trustee, has
transferred to Walter II. Hart property
on Cathedral street, Annapolis. Cor.
So etc
catherine woytych ana husband
have transferred to Walter B. Tardy
and wife lot. in the Second district.
Con. $40. etc.
]. Leland Hanna and wife have
transferred to Charles Weiss and 9TH
ers eight lots at Outing Park. Con
So etc.
John ]. MeCuslSer and others have
transferred to Robert G. Heiner prop
erty on Hanover street. Annapolis
Con. s5.40O.
William A. Snyder and wife have
transferred TO Robert L. Forrest $50
acres on Rhode river. Con. S.. etc.
Oscar A. Riehl and wife have trans
ferrea 10 Laren w. Cornell and wife
property IN South Baltimore Con.
IS. etc.
Enoch p. Johnson has transferred to
Valentine Ostralnber and wife siXtheen
acres in the Third district. Con. S.,
etc
Howard p Peltz has transferred TO
Edward o. Dill and wife IS acres in
the Third district. Con. S2,250.
Nicholas II Green. Trustee, has trans
ferred TO John Milton lot at Eastport
Con. $3.50
Harvey l. Hardesty has transferred
TO Blanche r. Hardesty eight acres in
the Eighth district Con. S., etc.
w. Edwin Cecil and wife have trans
ferred to Emil f. Lillian and wife 70
acres on the Severn-Sulphur Spring
Road on IS, etc.
Amelia D. Hammond has transferred
to Temperance Higgins II acres on the
Nlillersville- odenton Road Con- SIS,
etc.
Arthur l. Jones and others have
transferred to William Shepherd and
wife rs acres in the First district. Con
s2,940
The South Baltimore Harbor and
Improvement Company has transfer
red to Malenzy Griber a lot at South
Baltimore. Con. SIS, etc.
The South Baltimore Harbcr and
Improvement Company has transferred
to Frank Matzuszewski a lot al South
Baltimore. Con. So, etc.
James Dlggs and wife have trans
ferred to George w. Scible a lot on
the Spa road. Con- $40, etc.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-11-11
ORPHANS COURT.
judicial Disposition Of the Affairs of
Widows And Orphans.

The first and final account of Chas.
T. Tucker and James S. Tucker, adj
illustrators Of John L. Tucker, was
filed and passed.
The inventory Of the personal estate
of Thomas Sellman was filed and pass
ed
The remuneration in the estate Of
Anne Sansbury was fled and passed.
The application of Edwin II. Sans
bury for administration on the estate
of Aan Rebecca Sansbury was lilcd
and approved
The bond of Edwin II. Sansbry, adj
ministrator of Ann Rebecca Sansbury,
was filed and approved, letters grant
ed and notice to creditors given.
The account of sales of the personal
estate of John L. Tucker was filed and
ratified.
The final report to notice to cred
itors in the matter of the estate Of
John L. Tucker was filed and passed
The last will and testament of Ma
than e. Humphrey was fled and adj
mitted to probate
The bond of Mary p. Humphrey,
executrix of Nathan e. Humphrey, was
filed and approved, letters granted
and notice to creditors given and war
rants of appraisement issued to Basil
S. Cromwell and Luther Downs.
The first and final account of Grace
ID. Gleason, administrator of Alex
ander Journey, was filed and passed.
The report of sales Of the personal
property in the matter of the estate
of Alexander Journey was filed and
passed.
The petition to transfer shares of
stock in the matter of the estate of
James Buchanan Henry was fled and
passed.
The bond OF Emily Katherine Smith
executrix of Josephus Smith, was fill
ed and approved, letters granted no
tice to creditors given and warrants
of appraisement issued to j. L. Nc
Cormick and Robert Lee Bean
The order for sale OF the personal
property of Sallie G. Collinson, was
fled and passed.
The last will and testament of Dan
iel Duvall was filed and admitted to
probate
The bond of c. Ashby Duvall, adj
ministrator of Daniel Duvall, was fled
and approved. letters granted, notice
to creditors given and warrants of
appraisement issued to Walter w.
Purdy and John Tucker.
The application of Henry n. REIN
insnyder for administration on the
estate of Charles Reiminsnyder, was
filed and passed.
The bond of Henry n. Reiminsnyder
administrator of Charles Reiminsny-
der, was fled and approved, letters
granted, notice to creditors given and
warrants of appraisement issued to
William P. Disney and William Deigler
The last will and testament of An
ME Linberg was filed.
The order for sale of the personal
property of Thomas Sellman was filed
and passed.
The application of Nora Stewart for
administrator of the estate of Ida F.
Huber was fled and approved.
The bond of Nora Stewart, admins
traitor Of Ida f. Huber. was filed and
passed, letters granted
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-11-11
II AMERICANS LOST
LIVES ON ANCONA.
What Washington Hears---Can't Pro-
test If Liner Fled---U Boat Issue
Revived.


Washington dispatches las. night
said that if Il is established that the
Italian liner Ancona was trying to
escape from the Austrian or German
submarine when torpedoed, the United
States Government would probably
take no notice Of the affair, even if
Americans lost their lives.
In note delivered to Secretary
Lansing on September / Count Won
Bernstorff, the German Ambassador,
gave this assurance on behalf of his
Government
Liners W III not be sunk by our sub
marines without warning and without
safety Of the lives Of non-combatants.
provided that the liners do not try TO
escape or offer resistance. Secretary
Lansing called this assuranc e, recog
milton of the fundamental principles
for which we have contended."
Til German Government later. on
October 5, presented a note to the
United States on the subject of the
Arabic, referring to the orders 81 ven
to commanders of German submarines
mentioned in the note of September /
and disavowing the sinking of tn
Arabic.
A memoranum given to the State
Department by the German Govern
ment regarding the attempt to sink
the Orduna included this passage:
The first attack on the Orduna by a
torpedo was not in accordance with
the existing instructions, which
provide that large passenger steamers
are only to be torpedoed after previous
warning and after the rescuing Of
passengers and crew.
The German note Of May 80 regard
ing the sinking OF the Lusitania had
this to say of the sinking of the
Falaba:
In the case of the sinking of the
English ship Falaba, the commander
Of the German submarine had the in
tention of allowing the passengers and
crew ample opportunity to save them
selves. 1t wss not until the captain
disregsrded the order to lay to and
took to flight, sending up rockets for
help, that the commander ordered the
crew and passengers by signal from a
megsphone to leave within ten
minutes. AS a matter of fact, he
allowed them twenty-three minutes
and did not FIRE a torpedo until sus-
picious vessels were hurrying to aid
the Falaba.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-11-11
PERSONAL MENTION.

DIR. Edwin Claire Neckerman and his
bride, from Pittsburgh. Pa, win spend
their honeymoon with his mother at
Green Gables, on Broad Creek, Md,
after which they will 60 to their new
home in Pasadena, Cal.
Mrs. William Cecil, wife of DR..
Cecil, of Howard county will be the
week. end guest of DR.. and Mrs.
Adolph Schumacher at the Claude
Apar tments.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-11-11

Dan't miss Marguerite Clark at Col
onlal, Friday. adv.2tn11
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-11-11
Midshipman Dismissed.

Midshipman S. J.. Feraca, of New
York was dismissed from the Naval
Academy yesterday. He was MEM
Der of the Fourth Glass.
1t is understood the dismissal of
Feraca had something to do with the
hazing investigation during the past
summer. He was one Of the witnesses
before the court
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-11-11
A Good Shot.

Mr.. j. 7. Harrington. a popular
Main street business man, who took to
the woods yesterday with scores of
other Anne Arundel gunners, proved
himself crack shot. Mr. Harrington
bagged three wild geese besides other
game.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-11-11

in the Presbyterian Church again to-
night at o'clock. A song service, WITH
chorus choir. viii be LED by Mr.. a. ".
Bennett Rev. Henry n Faulconer
will preach the sermon. Soul-stirring
preacher Come, you of every creed,
and he viii do thee good.
The Dermott news., 1915-06-17
"Dorinion" Of Canada

We are accustomed 10 take the ex. pression of the Dominion" of Canada for granted, but the original of that somewhat unusual word Is known to very few. When al length the great scheme of Sir Iohn Macdonald was realized and the nine provinces grouped themselves together into one great confederation, a serious difii- eulty was presented by the choice Of a suitable name For time almost a deadlock ensued.
 At length one old member of par lament rose from his seat and told his colleagues that he had read In his Bible that very morning the words; His dominion shall be from the one sea to the other Accord ingly he suggested that Canada should be known as the Dominion, or Gods Land The suggestion seized upon the hearts and imaginations of those pres ent and it was promptly acted upon.
The Dermott news., 1915-06-17
The Villain From Vaudeville.

At the back door of rural house hold a dsreputable looking hobo ap- peared who said that he was vaude yille performer In hard luck.
 The woman of the house agreed to give the tramp food if he would per form the proverbial task of saving some wood He retired to the ba-n. Soon there came the sounds of man hard at work on the wood Meanwhile the woman prepared repast for him. In due time the meal was eaten and the tramp expressed his thanks and departed
 Shortly after the woman went out to the barn and was amazed to find every stick of wood intact. Upon in- quiry she discovered that she had been entertaining unawares strand ed ventriloquist. The man had sim ply gone into the shed and given his imitation of saving wood.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-15
CAPT. CLYFFARD GAME is
DETAILED 10 PHILADELPHIA

Washington. ID. c.. Dec. 1.-THE follow
ing army orders have been issued:
captain Clyffard Game. quartermaster
corps. viii proceed to Philadelphia for duty.
Second Lieut. X C. P Barthof. Fifth in
tantry, viii proceed TO Fort Slocum for tenn
porary duty. thence 10 proper station
Second Lieut. J. c. Mcdonnell 18th caval-
~, Is attached tto the aviation section Of
signal corps and Will proceed to San Diego
Leaves for absence: First Lieut.. I. E.
Iettt, emdical corps. 20 days: First Lieut..
p r Graham. cavalry. extended one month;
First Lieut.. j. W Rum bough. Second Field
artillery. two months; Second Lieut. X &.
four days; Capt F. B. Shaw. 26th infantry,
extended i days; Col. J. L. Phillips. medical
corps. four months.
Capt Douglas Potts 18th infantry is de-
tailed for recruiting service and will pro-
coed 70 Fort Mcdowell and report 70 com
handing officer. relieving Capt. o. G Mich
OILS. infantry
Capt. G. N. Edwards. medical corps. now
IN this city. is relieved from duty with field
hospital No. :. Fort Sam Houston. and will
city. for duty
The name OF Capt Constant Cordisr.
Fourth infantry. is placed the list OF de-
tached officers and the name OF Capt. O. c.
Nichols. infantry. is removed therefroni.
Col. Nilloughby Walker. coast artillery
corps. Is relieved from duty commanding
officer OF coast defences OF Savannah and
IS assigned to duty as commanding officer
Of coast defences OF Long Island Sound
Can't. d. p Card. medical CORPS now On
surgeon that city. for duty as assistant FOR
the period Of two months
BY direction OF the president Capt. c. H
Errington. 18th infantry. is detailed for
James Hanson, quartermaster corps. re-
lleEed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-15
CROWDS
ORE PRODUCTION
Mines OF Warren District
Keep Increasing Forces
to Get Out the Ore.

Bisbee, Ariz-. Dec 15.-Because OF the
high price OF copper. the mines Of the
Warren district are producing ore at
utmost capacity and are daily increas-
ing their ore shipments This is par
ticularly true Of the Copper Queen.
The Copper Queen is adding a few
men almost every day to its working
forces and its output was never great
er. Development work. as well as ore
production is being prosecuted with the
result that recently a fine body OF pri-
mary sulphlde ore was uncovered on
the 200 foot level of the Spray property.
COncreting Sacramento shaft.
The concreting of the Sacramento
shaft is the largest single piece of work
now under way in the district. Up to
the present time, about 800 feet OF the
shaft has been concerted, and progress
Is being made at the rate Of about ten
feet every three days The shaft is
being used all the time for ore pro-
ductiOn-
The Copper Queen is installing a new
hoist at the White Tail Deer lease and
work is 10 be rushed at that property
Repair work is also being done in the
Dallas shaft and it is to be opened
soon.
c. & A. Tonnage Enormous.
The Calumet and Arizona is keeping
UP an enormous tonnage There never
has been a greater number of men
employed at the property or better
outlook
The Shattuck is keeping up its full
production and sending a very large
quantity Of ore to the smelter at
Douglas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-15
DAILY RECORD
Building Permits.

To Fl PasO Loan ,outnarv N mob.
changes and repairs at sos south Fl - Paso
street; estimated cost $40
To Pedro Parallels. to brick veneer an
adobe at s15 South Stanton street. esti-
mated cost 800.
To Z. L Torres. to build a brick bunea-
low on part Of lot : and all OF lot g. block
q. highland Park addition; estimated cost
To J. E. Morgan. to build a brick bunga-
low near corner OF Elm and Wheeling
streets; estimated cost 5000
Deeds Filed.
southeast corner OF Grama and Tularosa
streets-Carlos Jauregui TO Jose Cueto lots
81 and % and west 10 feet OF lot 30 block
-. East Fl Paso addition; consideration
St30Oi November 81 1915.
North side Of Cambridge street between
crockett and Bowie streets-GeorEe Il
Booth 70 A G. Rintleman and r. $ Huffman
I9ts 10 - ana 10, block IS. Government
an addition; and lots is and 70. block 81
manhattan Heights addition; consideration
SllO0; December Is, 1915.
Lot in Tobins Fourth addftfon-W Cooley
TO Lena Baker. lot 10. block .. Tobin's
Fourth addition; consideration S325; Deem
Lots in Tobin's Fourth addftion-vv
Cooley to Sarah Heitz, lots IL and r. block
8, Tobin's Fourth addition: consideration
$3.50; December 10. 1915.
Automobiles Licensed.
5og5-kraka uer. York a Moyes s I. III
San Francisco Ford truck
50O4-W. II. Loretz, lis Durango street.
five passenger Dodge
50o5-H- N. Gellispie (reserved}.
5C0s-James Madison, care E Paso Brick
company; five passenger Ford
Licensed to Wed
JacintO L Hernandez TO Maria c Romero
E. E. Pond to Alice AIcAuley
Deaths.
Branlio Olguin, 7O7 South FL Paso street
December Is. aged so years; burial Concor-
dia cemetery December H.
Luis Flores. I'll Juarez street. December
b. aged one year. burial Concordla Gene
terry December Il.
Maria de Ia Pena. Gil South Santa Fe
rial
CcncorJia cemetery December II
Bernard McGeein. 3005 Tularosa street. De-
cember Il. aged p years. burial Coucordia
cemetery December Is
Births-Girls
To Mrs. Jenaro B. Trias, 613 South Ore
gOn. December 10.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-15
Mamie, the Shop Girl, Is
Not Enthusiastic OUer
This Shop Early Thing

The people are not exactly shopping
early" said one of the many salesgirls
who are waiting upon the Christmas
shoppers. they are mostly looking
We think We are going to sell \
great deal. but the trouble with the
public is that they feel that there is
plenty of time and they want the ad-
vantage of making comparisons When
Christmas IS very near the shopper gets
excited and buys most anything and
then they are disappointed and the
saleswOman gets the blame for not
having sold something better or more
interesting
AS a whole. we find the FL Paso
shoppers very kind and considerable
peOple-many are very slow. which
makes us feel impatient at times We
what we show they Will come back.
The early shopping is a good thing. If
people would really shop early. Instead.
the majority OF people are really going
10 put off most of their purchases to
the last moment"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-15
MINING ACTIVE
IN GHIRIGAHUAS
Anderson Bonds Lead Sill
yer Property and Work
to Commence at Once.

San Simon, Ariz. Dec 15.-Work is
to be commenced at once upon the Jim
Williams lead-silveT property in the
Chiricahua mountains which has been
secured under bond and lease by J. T
Anderson OF Los Angeles from j. C
Hancock and c. f. WeIch. The group
consists of six claims, with a 25-ton
concentration by means of which it is
proposed to treat the ore. The tables
now at the mill will be replaced with
Stebbins tables which are expected to
handle the ore more expeditiouSly. Two
other deals affecting ChiricahUa prop
critics are reported being negotiated
r c. Baurmeister, Is taking ore out
of the property which he recently bond
ed from R. D. Hall. Three teams are
kept busy hauling ore to san Simon
for shipment to the FL PasO smelter-
with depth, inasmuch as the zinc con-
tent decreases and the copper content
grows greater. Operations consist
mostly of Stopping and drifting on the
vein.
Mining operations are also continu-
ing on the R. .. Hall property No. ,
under bond to a Mr.. Curry It is re
ported the second car of ore he shipped
yielded S37 a ton.
Two shifts of men with power drills
are at work at the Hilltop mine, where
more ore is being encountered in the
tunnel The tunnel is being driven
from the Sulphur Springs valley side.
at the head Of Pinery canyon. through
TO the san Simon valley side above
Whitehall canyon. When this IS COM
pleted another tunnel viii be driven
under the first The lower tunnel viii
be used as an outlet for the ore which
will be brought here for shipment to
the smelter. The mine is under bond
by Hands brothers TO R. O. Fife Of
Kansas City
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-15
ENBARG0
Still REMAINS
Livestock Board of Arizona
Won't Raise Ban Placed
on Sonora Exports.

Tucson. Ariz., Dec. 15.-The en-
barge placed against shipment of
Sonora cattle into Arizona will not be
raised soon. according 20 a letter re-
ceived by W E Barnes of the Southern
Pacific from Sam Bradner, OF the Ariz-
ona Livestock Sanitary board.
Arizona cattlemen agitating the lift
ing Of the embargo declare northern
Sonora is free of tick infection. that
the only infection is in the district
south Of HermOsillO. whence the Car
rama authorities themselves have for
hidden cattle shipments north.
Declaration that some ranges in
southern Arizona are in bad shape and
not in condition to receive Sonora.
cattle is held responsible for the
strength of the sentiment against the
importation of Sonora cattle. This
range condition. however, is in some
quarters said TO be entirely sectional
and not applicable to Arizona ranges
as a whole.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-15
MARTA CALVES
ARE IN DEMAND
Shipment of 315 Hereford
Calves Attracts Attention
In Ell PaSo.

Maria. Texas. Dec. 15.-Cattlemen in
FL PasO were greatly interested in a
shipment OF 315 Hereford calves made
70 Cook & Johnson by ". T. Jones. OF
Maria Many who saw the calves
looked up NJ. Jones and tried TO place
orders for similar stock Jones has
been selling his bull calves to Cook &
Johnson for several years and has con-
tracted for future orders so that he
could not accept any Of the FL Paso
offers
Received zoo Alpine Calves.
W H Cleveland has received 200
heifer calves. shipped from Alpine
They are a part of the :. R. Guthrie
herd
T ". Snyder has shipped ten cars Of
fat bulls 10 the Fort Worth market
NJ II. Camp has shipped four cars Of
calves to PecOs.
Among cattle shipments made during
the week TO Fort Worth were; By J.
J. Oliver, Is cars. J. W. Pool seven
cars of mixed stuff; J. F. Tigner, one
car of mixed stuff.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-15
TUNGSTEN ORE
IN PECK MINE
Famous Silver Producer
May Become Valuable
Tungsten Property.

Prescitt. Ariz-. Dec 15.-It is now
believed that the Peck mine, one of va
vapai cOuntys famous old silver pro
ducers. viii prove as valuable for its
tungsten as the Tip TOP tungsten IS
known TO exist in the Peck workings,
and Colorado mining men are now
making an Investigation to determine
the extent Of the tungsten bearing
ores. The workings below the 60O-foot
level are filled with water. but they
will be pumped out If conditions in the
upper levels are found to warrant such
a move
\ consignment of concentrates from
the small mill at the Tip Top has been
brought TO Prescott. together with
samples Of ore running high in tung
stem and silver The Tip Top Heath
Mining company holds the property
under bond for 100000. A. F. Nuter.
president and general manager. SAYS
that enough ore can be gathered from
the dumps in a single day TO pay this.
price.
Discover Vein of AntimOny.
A two foot vein of anthony has been
discovered by NJ H. Ryan and Edward
Rogers in Battle flat. near Turkey. The
cropping is easily traceable for more
than a mile and prospect holes show
the vein to be continuous A camp has
already been established by the owners
and they expect 10 begin shipping ore
from Mayer in a short time.
Only one other Yavapai county mine
carries antimOny- That is the White
Spar, on the Hassayampa, which is be-
ing developed and will be an anthony
producer soon.
J. A. Bozarth has revived the Twins
mine, in the Eureka district he has
small force Of miners is doing develop
ment work