Real Estate Sales

The following transactions in real estat have been reeorded in the Eeister'a Ofiic ssnce our last report : Kichard Goodwin to Samuel W. Tuoker, acres off section 4, Lima, $500. P. Fullington to A. Allred, 2 acres off section 28, Ypsilanti. f 100. Henry Dresselhouse to Wm. Mellinkamp, 46 acres off section 20, Freedom. $2,000. Roswell (ioodell to Úrsula Eouse, 3 1-3 aores off section 17, Anu Arbor. 1100. George Kalmbach to Jacob Kalmbacb, 5 3-4 acres off sectiou 7, Sylvan. $500. James Ottley to Evart H. Scott, 23 1-2 acres off section 23, Aun Arbor. $2,100. Wm. H. Druse to Cornelius M. VanGieson, 150 acres ofi sección 11 and 14, York. $5,560. John Beek to John Koch, east half oí lot 4 n block 4 south, range 4 west, Ann Arbor. $400. Charles Poucher to Amanda Weir, 60 acres off section 21, Bridgewater. $5,400. Arthur S. Lyon to W. S. Shepley, 1 acre off ection 23, Scio. $100. George W. North to Harlow H. Howe, 30 acrus off section 21, Ann Arbor. 1300. James Hanlon to Arnold Haulon, 130 acres off seotiou 12, Solo. $6,500. Arthur S. Congdou to Frank Forner, 60 acres off section 2, Sylvan. $1,500. Wm. Holshower to C. H. Kempf, 40 acres off seotion 35. Dexter. 1800. George Wacker to John W. Wacker, part ol the nortliwest fractional quarter oi aection 7, Freedom. $500. Clarinda Mullion to Henry Newman, lots 1 and 2 in Hawkins' addition, Ypsilanti. $300. Benj. Collin8 to Chas. King, lot adjoining First ward pound, Ypsilanti. $500. Samuel P. Russell to Ella J. Russell, 80 aerea off sectiou 14, Augusta. $1. John B. Hartbeck to L. H. Renan, 128 acres off section 36, Sharon. $5,500. Chas. Buck to E. A. Alchin, blacksmith shop on Tolao street, village of Milau. $475. John Lowry to Alanson Hamhn, 14 acres off section 19, Pittsfield. $1,400. Albert Blaess to John Lowry, 10 acres off section 30, Ann Arbor. $4,500. Alanson Hamlin to John Lowry, 27 acres off section 34, Lodi. $1,150. Loraine M. Thorn to Koxana LeBaron, Ella A. Hartwell, and Francia LeBaron, 52 acres off section 17, York. $2,300. John Lowry to Albert Blaess, part of section 23, Lodi. $1,500. Julius A. Notzel to H. C. Meyer, 4 3-4 acres off section 28, Lima. $333. . The legislativo committee continued the investigation of the laboratory detalcation or dehciencies during Friday, Saturday, Monday, aud Tuesday, holding evening sessions Friday Monday, aud Tuesday. The examination of l)r. Douglas was concluded on Fnday, Regent Grant re-called and Regent Rynd examined. Dr. Rose was put upon the stand on Saturday, and hi8 examiuation continued, with slight interruptions, until and during Monday evening. On Tuesday forenoon and evening Messrs. E. D. Kjune, H. D. Bennett, W. A. Tolchard, Dr. Prescott, A. J. Sutherlaud, and J. W. Kuight were exainined. ü-ov. Felch was also eiamined on one of the days. The committee held no session Tuesday afternoon, giïing the time to a visit to the University. The committee is to resume its session at Lansing to-day, the books and papsrs having been taken there. Dr. Rose's examination will be coucluded there and other wituesses esamiued. At tliis date Dr. Kose's friends claim the imide track, and unless Dr. Douglas can make clear and deñuite explanation of certain draits and figures, their claim seems well grounded. This explanation it is claimed will be made. The Free Press of last Saturday contained the lollowing item which has a local bearing: " It is reported that a survey is being made for the proposed line of the Toledo and Ann Arbor road to Owosso. It is said that it will cross the Chicago and Fort Hurón Bailroad at or near Wheeler's school house in Antrim. Mr. Howord, of Ohio, railroad contractor and builder, was in our city on Friday last looking after the interests of his firm, who ome months ago were in negotiation with MrCrane for the purchase of the franchise, etc, of the Toledo, Ann Arbor and Northern Railroad Company. He ia not without hope that the project will be carried through. He carne hare froiu Owosso, wbich fact may giye some signiiicauce to the Free Press item.